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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OK EJ ON, THURSDAY, MAliCH 7, 1901.
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HNKIKUWCKI
...Not a Nibble...
In these cheeses (hut iairl goo 1 . Evert
has tin triii' llavor of its kind. All
ire in pertcci coiiuition, ncimr neither
new nor txsi riMi. We learned how
ii linv cheese long .i' iinil i. i how
o topi it iii ic'h ti condition.
Atnor icii iihwm
I in MrtN I Swiss chii'sc
l.ilmn cheese, etc.
Our gnseries nre gissl enough In
iIMM II IIVI UK'.
wiiiir House Grooeij.
tX I 1" till' I'oNtllllil't.
The Boston
C. & B.
Clothing
SuitS and
Pants
Just Arrived.
If.!
In ttuest line
ton tins Spring.
that will be shown in I'endle
Suiis will range from n to
3
Pmntl from $5 to S.
STETSON
are here. All
IJM mi; Bt) li s
to $n.
Ride a
Columbia
l"he leading whei
Bvar) part made
like a watch
Brat Koad wheel
I in the world.
perfeel, built
$50
$35
$25
Hartford
Vendetta
G.
lyot
ft J.,
tires.
Hartford or Dunlojj
boy's iron wagons, all NttM.l . Tliu
kind Unit U'iir stand hard 'iv
Largeul sio uuidc, till.
Garden fllgfli.
We belong t no DnmhllHi A 1 1 scuds
retailed at regular price, tc package
-Sic. Now crop warranted.
Hero arc some uf the line we tarry.
Pucketiknivea, Stationery,
Ladies' or gents' puree,
Magaxiues mill Periodical,
Toys, dolls Mud gauiee,
Wei.. Mii'i';..
redericK Nor
There's no use
Sending your money away
Our line of BLACK DRESS GOODS for
has the npprovoi of the fashionable, world.
Our line of WASH FABRICS compel thr admire-
lion of all beholders and we show in Pendleton a
stork equal to any Portland stock.
We believe our display of SilV. Flannel and Km
broidered Serge WAIST MATKKIALS is the most
complete ever shown in this pari of the country.
Our showing of lace
will be of interest to
We will be pleased
Alexander
DRESS
V. TRADE
m J
"fortTt"0
f
HATS
The selling
Will not cutcli
Dried
Evaporated Stock, very fancy.
Get our Wholosale Prices . . .
C. ROHRMAN, : : : :
An Artistic ar)d
Rictyy Furnished Parlor
should contain oue of our exquisitely inlaid
Crlor null-. upholstered in rich damasks in
aulilul shades of colors, thai will make the
"tout ensemble'' of your rooms "like one grand
sweet song" in tliuir harmony. We have some
handsome new designs 111 parlor furuiture at
prices thai will surprise you.
BflKERA FOLSOM, Main Street.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE SHE..,
BLOCS aw, ciiMAiMM. M lot, wki.i.
I.Ol'A'I'KD, LLVKL. WITH CITY WATKH,
Qf Tl VKK HI'KKKT, WHICH lis CUiADKH,
Wild. M SOI. I) AT A UiW NNJCB on
KAHV TKK.M.-v THK HI.OCK IS ACHOSS
I I STIN STUKKT KHOM THK HAMHOMK
BrHTBrW P&BHUNV Of K. J., smith,
4MB AfPBBBf VKB BBBf mkw oi imi
Mill M SI llltlMMUM,
aOOUTM i WKI.I. An A KINK VI KW OK
THK TOWN KKOM ITS UOWPfl K.NH 'l-O
AHOVK THK SISTKltS SCHOOL I I
000
Apply at the East
spring
curtains and ruffled curtains
this class of buyers.
to have you come and see them.
& Hexter.
Store
SHIELD
OMO
Dress
Sine
Id
MARK
The
newest
best
Prices
25c and 30c
Red Shoes and Hose
For infants, chil
Hose 25c and 35c.
$2. 50. Also high
Iren and missi s.
Shoes N5C to
cut lace.
Samples free
of the
new
-.;ih
Call
ston
card
C apsheaf
ty pin.
at the
and get a
of pins.
price will be 10c per dozen.
on any fabric, not even veiling
Fruit
309-311 Court Street.
Orcgomlaa Office:
UKNKRAL NKWS.
Tke people oi Bt. rui ohorefa,
Must. hi, have refused 1 1 .."xlO.lXIO for the
property, whioh did net erwt to pxoeel
1106,000.
The Hritish war oltire lia inpuiHl
Ofden slopping the reernit ing ot
yeoniarry, on tlip ground thai the gov
ernment Hlrpndy liao h many men an
are rcitiirtxl,
Altnxl Drey f gl While ! I'arin a few
days ago eorreeted the proofs of the
hook he lian completed, entitlml "Five
Yearn of My Lite," dealing with hi
imprisonment on Dovll'l inland.
Captains IJ. I). Kvans and H. C.
Taylor, having l . o edvSMed five
nonberi for services at the liatlle of
Nantiago, were eoniiiiissioned as rear
admirals, to date from Kehruarv 11
, last.
In the continuous trai-hootinir
match at Now York, l'rod Cllhert, of
Owe. led at the finish with a bfeOjk 0!
Ho. Kox of llaltimore was siieond
with 56, and K. O. Hrikoii third, with
3H.
The Carnecic Steel company has
linaiiv ebendoned the work oi toe $1-,-
tWO.OOO the plant at Connaut. O., on
t lie shores oi Lake Krie. The work
iin the plans was stopped liy the order
of Mr. Behweb,
Charles T. Yerkes. ot Chicago, is in
Nee York, arranging the closing de
tails of his deal hv whiofa tl l.-vatcd
railroads of Chicago ill he turned
"Ver the syndicate which wiM here
alter control the transit facilities of
Chicago.
I'at Oroeo, one of the el logod. alidm
tors of Kdward t'udahv. jr.. has
writt"ii s letter to the Omaha World
Herald, postmarked Dcnisnn, la.
Mari li 2, touching the kidnaping and
asserting his innocence. The letter is
said to l genuine.
The amount of groaa gold in the
treasury Tuesday was HH(t,4IJ,lftS. th
highest miiiit ever reached in the his
tory of the government. This anioiMit
inciuues t lie , i lielil as a
reserve, S76,01ftl9li8 held against goh
certificates and a..m2,17U in the gen
eral fund.
Al ot tier Miperior Mary Mariana is
dead at the Sisters' hospital in l.os
Angeles, aged 71 years. She was for
many years in charge of the larc
orphan aslyuui at Richmond, a.,
and was treasurer oi the Order of Sis
ters of Charily of the I'nited States.
She came to California a month ago
sick with pneumonia.
PACIFIC NOHTHWBST NBWS
The Idaho
the Lew is A
land in 1900
legislature are in favor of
('lark exposition in Port
Some oi the Cortland harher shops
have reduced wages since the barber
Sunday law has gone into effect.
Hairy (. . Collins is under arrest at
Kiithdrnm, Idaho, charged with pass
ing bogus checks.
William 11. Ililtson, employed in
the North Pole mine; llaker county,
died of pneumonia, Monday, aged 42
ear-,
Potatoes nr.' I mm tin ahiliped from
I'mon county to California. There
is a good demand in California for the
tu hers.
William drowning, agel v years,
di.-d at the insane asylum at Sulm
Moceased was r nt I v eolnin it ted from
Sheridan, Yamhill county
There are any number of cases of
smallsx in Seattle. The healtl
ollicer's negligence is said to he re
sponsible for the spread of the disease.
The men of the Thirty sixth inlau
try regiment, made up priuciially
froui re-en listed volunteers from
regiments sent to the Philippines by
Washington, Idaho, Molilalia and Ore
gon, will he mustered out at San Kran-
ciaoo, on March ! und Is- free to re
turn to their homes in the northwest
John ii i i tebreod . of Borer, r k
county, has liled a petition in nank
rnptcy in the fedeial court at Port
laud. His liabilities amount t
I isi4. 40 with no assets. 1 he put It ion
of II. Scrofford, of Monmouth, Polk
county, Willi TJIIIH lialilllties ami no
assets, has also Immjii liltsL
C.iiarii . hiott is iimier arrest in
Portland charged with cmhozuleuient ot
t l.'il'i. the lllolley Isdollgillg to
Trinity parish. Stott ia the treasurer
of the Sector, aanlens and vestrymen
oi irimty ciiurch, rorilaml, aim a
such has the handling of the funds.
He is a prominent meiidier of the
church and has aervod as treasurer for
some tiim
A WOMAN'S THRO A 1
Is her lortuin u sin cbMCci to h. ., Haiti
or Atbaui. unci thai fortune is eti n 'li ) day
.ml night with ih. gri its si carl Si ll iug
fug hu a. a siugi . to ma. h is u
Beery wom.u oeglM to l ifratd of .
coukll It is llatuie'n fj.llgcr sign. I. Who
uuts not km w o! some sweet uoiii.ij yore
silenced fuu-vrt b
with a slight v iuhI
distill wbicb began
1
The use uf Di I'uicsr't d i I .. M
.1
IiM.ovi r will castor s pinu.renl uo ut
tin- most ohsituaU- and tinkering on In
Kven when tin luns are iuv ilvr d and
tberc ale 1. ILn l 1 lltfl' e. .1.0 m n
"Golden Midi -.1 Dbawcry M is g. 11, iuil
ctTeitnt in re-l .etug itie ilix iv il "'..ns
tu 001. nd lit illb .od sinngiU Tin 1. is
no aliobol in the "DP, .viiy ,.1 ,1 it i
entliely Ii, 1 lious onium im.'.iii. ud all
on. 1 niri olii -
1 .in Iceliltit (luiti well " wnli .
hWU, Wl No ll.y .4II1 MIC. 1
lilt I UW1 11 .ill I , 11 Tl,
ccHshI HLuver I IimH Uoi ,411
av
C011111..111 Scnx Mull. .1 AM... r ll.i.glil I w .sl
try hi Oolite MidK.I l,is,ov ' I bud m i
bet a .1. eiiiu well lui . Jung linir Tuuk on Itt
uuuiiral ir 11 e . i.,4us Si.,,
cry tud ,.1,-pi lu.eiy .1 uiglii wHhuvA puuhiag,
m I Luutiaucl iLing it I had I ecu . en-si
Sufferer tur uior.- II1..11 It a yens I tried lute at
dill. 1,111 iiK-h- mi ..mi iblli rent u..i n bit
Old uui led Miisfb brtlvr, ' euegtsrd unlit I
couiiiif ui-cd .niltiii. hi .d hul now J ,iel u.ucli
etrmiaei .ml -"I. eeUrelj s
III Plrlcc'i, L 1. mm,, 1. Si 11.1 M.dlt.l
4dvisi, in paper HHreja, is m ut rrr wn
receipt of jt ots 11 ut stamp lu pa sa
ucuae ,.i milling oulj. Auui.m Ul. K V
hei liuOalo, N V.
EMPEROR WILLIAM
IS BADLY CUT
ON CHEEK.
O
An "Unripe Youth" Strikes Him
With Iron Instrument.
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THE EMPEROR KEEPS TO HIS BED.
The Deed Was Commuted il Bremen; tncre
Need be no Uneasiness Felt for th:
King, He Was Only Scratched.
I'erhn, March r.-K.inperor Wil
liam's wound, reeelred at Bremen yes
terday, one and I -uuarter inches
long. The kuiser has neither lever nor
headache and no serious tMttblo
feared. In the rcischstag Count Von
Hallestrem said the wound was not an
laeoaeidereble one and he thanked Hod
for the kaiser's deliverance. In the
Prussian chamber of deputies Presi
dent Von Kroecher said : "Count Yon
Huelow has otlicially communicated to
me that his imperial majesty, the em
pcror and king, was wounded at fire
men yesterday by an iron instrument
thrown evidently by an uiiriie youth.
Th Wound Not Sarloui.
Although the wound is not serious
the emperor must keep his bed for
several days. President Kroecher then
led the house with Vociferous shouts of
"lloch der Kaiser." The cheering con
tinued for some time, until the sitting
of the house was suspended.
The emperor's physicians, Leiithold,
HorgmOOB and Igherg, issue an ofBeiol
bulletin as follows: "The wound is
on the right cheek one and one-half
mh in length. It passes over the
e g,,ina ami lias the character . t a
ntused wound. There has been
much bleeding hut the wound is closed
with bandages without being sewed.
His majesty passed a gissl night.
Ttia Kalxr's Mu'lmt.
Ireit00) March 7. 1 1 is rumored
that Wevland, who wounded the
Laiser, has OOBMBittod snnide in
prison, taking poison.
SHIi IS AN 0REQ0N GIRL
The Fair Cl.lmsnt In the Mam lismsr
Breach ot ProuiHn oim
Spokane, March i Miss Portia
Knight, who is snihi! the puk of Man
chester tor breach id promoe, is the
daughter of Colonel ;. Knight, oi
Salem, OieeOfl. Miss Knight is an
actress and said to be a very pretlv
woman.
Llvei In Baker City.
Portia Knight's father. V II.
Knight, is now a resident of Maker
City, and was a former law partner
of (ioverno" Lord The girl ha rela
tives in Portland, where she was edu
cated ill a convent. She is ail excep
tionally handsome woman Her mother
is dead. Miss Knight studied elocu
tion before going on tne stage.
BOERS HAVE NOT (HVEN UP.
Making
Utlermlned
Attack
Llehlenburg.
London, March 7.- Lird Kllchener
reports (row Pretoria that the liners
under Qenernl Iiidarey are carrying LZ
a tierce allai k 011 Lichtonhnrg, in
Southwestern 'Transvaal, near Mafek
iug. Major Pleteber and Lieutenant
Hull have 1, killed. The nVhlitik
has been on for several days. Lord
Kitchener is tending re-enforcement,
row Boer Surrender.
I'urban, March 7. -The Mercury says
Com man, lent Knglhorch has siimm
derisl and that Comiiiundaiit Priiislow
and liftv burghers had been captured.
Talk or Surrender Continues.
' '. Manh 7. -Late advices
from Pretoria assert that talk of sur
render increases among tin Honrs, ft
is said the leaders an- willing to sur
render with their followers if granted
amnesty and pardon tor all rebels and
some assistance for rebuilding their
homes.
Tin Old, Old Story.
Paris, March 7. Laura Mangin,
the fiance of John Wilson liuraril,
who It is staled, sent out the false re
port ol Ins own death in a duel at
Oitend in order to receive her, witi
whom Ik- was eutangleil, in an inter
view, says: "1 am overcome by
Hurant'ft treachery. He has thoroughly
. on prom. act me and 1 will force him
to keep his word with me."
rrleittCoBmlu suicide.
Miiinaisdis, March 7. - Key, iram is
J. Hudsikowski, a fJelholk priest,
Killed himself by firing two bullets In
bis heart while lying in bed 111 the
Oolden West hotel in this city today.
He was diaiiaergud recently from a
Dutch diagonal
Lame explosion at CelrAx.
Colfax, Wash , March 7. Donald and
Mrs. Kygie, W. C. Kulgeaud Mrs. J.
M Orally, guests of the Hotel Colfax,
were seriously burned bv a lamp ex
plosion in the hole) here last night,
faeverei others were slightly injured.
eoi Aiots
roe oMr.v.n
o. w.
ailby 11 Ihleelna a Carload
relay.
I Hev. O. W. Kigby is ahipping a car
load of potatoea, 300 sacks, to J.'enver,
I Colo., io.lai He says there is a much
profit in raising potatoes in Umatilla
couutv as there Is iu ruisiuu wheat.
and that, too, in face of the fact that
potatoes al i inx-i t are considered very
low in price. They are north 60 ueut
per sack in the local market, but the
iuuai demand is uot sufficient to re
quire all the potatoes thai could be
delivered. A a ruault, it become.
Southern California, at Seattle and
other sound cities and in Colorado, is
t'lssi at oreeent.
.John T. VanOrsdall savs he ha
POtetoet for sale, but they are oe in
the country thirteen tulles' and it won't
pay at present prices to haul them in
the condition that the roads are.
Potato rolling niav develop into a big
propoeition at this rate.
Charged With B mbarilanitnt.
fort lead, March 7. C. N. Scott
treasurer of the Trinity K pi scops I
parish in this cilv. was arrested last
night on a charge oi im Dotal tne tl'ssl
from the rhOiefe. The complaint was
rnede bj the surely company that
bonded him for the parish . Ho wh
formerly auditor of the Oregon Iin Hail
way limiteil and afterward" r. ivir.
Morans to Build Nebraska.
Washington, March 7. In the
dis-
trtblltlon by Secretary Long of war
vessels; for which awards werer tlv
mode the battleship Nebraska goes to
Moran llroH., of Seattle. The armored
cruisers California and South DgfeOtB
to the I iron Iron works, San I'ran
ciseo. Fears lor a Siaamar.
rlnlifei, March .'. Peen are enter
tained that a mishap has befallen the
steamer Nuinidian from Liverpool,
with Btretheonn'l horse, which saw
service in Africa. Tbe steamer was
due Sunday last and is not yet lighted)
Shan or Mint Collapied.
Venna, March 7. At KharkotT, in
loutbern liussia, a shaft of a mine
Opllepeedi burying thirty-four people,
t'wenty corpses have lieen taken out.
ChlntKo and San rrantlsoo Markets.
Chicago, March ,". -May wheut
opened tislav at lis', Mid Oloeod at
t7 7.-8.
San Kmnelacn, March 7. Mav wheat
opened at 7.V4 and doled at 7,V I S.
Buteher Wtylar Aiu.
Madrid. March 7. - Minister of War
Weyler tislav issued a prisdamatioli
removing the state of siege and restor
ing the oivil administration of affairs.
A CHINAMAN 0I: HKiH RANK. 1 '"i1"1 f"1!"
latiied a note of pathos
l.aunu Ks Tien Is In Pendleton In the ' S,''IB,"r ,M"rK,,!, "' llni.liing Ins re
lnttr.it. or Rororm. niarks oi, t he 1st hm lau canal legist.-
i ' i , i ,,. ,. u .. i.:. ii Hon, declared he had said al lie was
i I Iiiiiiiiiihii o h gh rank. , one ,..ii i , 1,
u r i ; ,, , ts cal bsl to say. or ever would lay on the
......... i , IMtlll, , IP in r Ml ' II . S
a representative ot the Chinese Kmpire
t 1 1 soi iei y . ne is
a, coin nan led
hv (ioiii: II ec
(iong Hce, of Portland, who is his
interpreter. The object of the
Chinese Empire Reform society le to
-ecure the removal of I'si An. the
emprem dowager, from the throne,
and to NO ON the reinstatement of
1 nperor Kweng su. The emperor is
It present powerless owing to the
boxer hostilities, to the tactics and
principals of which party he is de
cide, II v adverse.
Concerning tie object! of the society
Gong 'fee said: "The empress is like
the majority of her stihiis'ts content
0 remain at home and allow the em
pire to hold the same position among
the nations 11 did HUM I years ago.
Kwung Su is a stain h supporter id the
relori ivemenii and it was mainly
through bis ardor in this line that he
was dethroned, He (avnred the aboil
tioli ol )0M houses throughout the em
pire and had inaugurated a movement
t, establish HbOOjl instead. This
course of course did not meet with the
faction headed by the empress dowager,
who desired that things should run
sleepily along us (hey had been, and
the emperor was deposed. U-ung Ka
I'len was an ofllear on the eini.iriir's
staff, and is also enl husiastiual I v in
f:ivor ol reform. Other ollicers also
favored reform, but when the crisis
cairn, thev went over to the onpportefl 1
ol the empress We who have lived (
here for a long time can easily see the,
advantages to he Kin ued through
civilliut ion, though many Chinamen
prefef to return home after having
secured enough lllolley lo keep I fie til
there. We are confident of procuring
me necessary minis to carry the reform
movement throughout China, as Hi
majority of Chinamen throughout
America are directly opposed lo the
boxer belief and hope to some day see
the .impirii classed among the leading
powers of the World. "
Li iiug Ka Tien will address the
Chinamen ol Pendleton al a nig moot
ing to be held next Sunday.
ATHKNA NbWS
Airtui Wilkinson or th P., 'it Coast
Kltvator Co. Buys 61,00(1 Hmhell.
Athena, March g, On Monday the
.llliena school district, .No IB,
T. P. Page for director for the
ecle,
three
year term, and J. W. Smith for clerk
W. .1. Wilkinson, iiur, iiaaad 'iM.ihh
bushels of wheal the latter part ol
last week for the I'ai ihc Coast I I, . .,
lOI 'oilipauy, and is now loading it
for shipment. II., paid tfi tents er
bnibel.
Key K. O. Ntamp d Cheney, Wash.,
presiding elder of the Free Melb slist
ohereh. arrived In Athena last even
ing 10 hold a quarterly reeltrmee.
Clark Wood, ol Weston i ami, over
to Albena yesterday to see bow Athena
conducts a city election
The baseball team bad a uracil,
game yesterday af terms, n. I'bey are
gi tling theiuneives In readiness for a
good season. The team is in excellent
shape and intend to idav first class
ball. The grounds are in gissl condi
tion, the diamond being one of the
liest 111 Lasterii Oregon Anril .. and
Whitman college will play ball here 1
UIIK'N you want to liuy clothew
" fJQ to a man who deale in olotlie
wlicn you want to liuy iapr go to
a man who deal in paper; whon you
want to huy junk uo to a man who
Jealt in junk; whun you want
oicycie go to
H. J. STILLMAN
He deale in bicyoJ
Corner Main and Webb St.
EXTRA SESSION OF
SENATE CLOSES
SATURDAY.
O -
Frye, President Protempore, is
Much Affected.
KORGAH MAKES A PATHETIC SPEECH.
Declam He Will Not I We to Set a Nlrtmtni
Canal to Which He has Devoted the
Best Years of His Life.
Weehlngton, March 7. An early ad
lonmmenl oi an extra session ef the
senate is OBOOeted, probably Saturday.
This morning Senators ('ulb.ni and
uneereii were epeolnted regents of the
Smithsonian institute.
FYoetedlngi or Striate.
Washington, March 7. -The senate,
in executive session, confirmed the
nominations sent In vesterdav hv Presi
dent McKinley anil retifled the amend
ment to the general coiirenlion signed
hv the powetl at Hrumds at a result
of the patent congress.
When the senate rose trom the secret
session Senator Allison intrtshiced a
resolution providing for the election
ol a president protempore and this, be
ing agreisl to he named Senator Wye
Oi Maine tor the DOlUlOB, This action
was unanimous. Krye waa not present
in the secret session, being in a rear
I He was es. ort.sl to the chair
and was visibly movid. He said his
cup was lull and running over. The
UpreetiOM Ol confidence he had
received in the last few ilavs Iliads him
sillirelnelv hatitiv und I,. nv,,..
! .... I I. . I . I ..... . . - .
hllllll
H I
stuilyiug the ipiestlon. His
light was unisheu and lie did not ei-is-ct
to live to see the time when an
isthmian canal would bean actuality.
Besotullons of Condolen.
Whereas, Our beloved and eileemed
neighbor, Mrs. Maggie Hovnton, tnctjf
Is-r of hipline Circle, No. 2, W. of
W.. located at Pendleton, Oregon, has
according to the d issnsatloii of Provi
dence been ri red hy death from our
midst.
Kesnlved, That we the member! of
Daphne Oitele regret her demise, and
mourn her as a devoted friend and
neighbor, and that as a helming
tribute to her memory, these resolu
tion! Im spread upon the records of
this circle, and our charter Isn appro
priately dra.l for thirty davs,
Itesolved, That we extend to her Is'
reared husband and family our sincere
syiuialby and condolence, and that a
copy embodying these resolutions lie
sent them.
Alio, that additional copies beta
warded lor publication to the olticial
organ of this circle, the Kasl Oregon
lan and Tribune of Pen, II. ton
i L. MII.I.KR.
IIKI.KN'A HI RTON,
M Mil HV WII.KINHON.
Silk With Inltutnia.
optthhagch, March , The Com
erl.rng, aged... Is seriously ill
wild inllueiiia.
FINE STOCK
..RANCHES..
riK SAI.B IN
WALLOWA COUNTY.
WALLOWA OUNTV ia thr
Ii inner 1 oiinly in Kaiteru Ureguu
lot tin Btook imliistry. no iind nor
ggji bTUgh Imi plenty ol Ininrli
r I it . ' .lint W.IHI we riair nil
sab lo DM Ol I hi inn, 1 MOCk
lam he . 111 Wallowa ( Utility. I lie
lollowiaf an- 4 lew ol our many
bargains
n.i 1 111 s, in. 11I Wallows nvtr
I. ml. illl'luMdlj irrlstlvd ij dink,, sad
natural iprinip pri is .ilslft and Iht rt
istiuili 1 I. nal ire" edee. lead ea
Inui bar i.imiiI on Iblt iii:t In lbs rtar
ei 1 'ti 1 Iwru iell tl buldiu. tu urn. ol
Jit) sua feed nun, sin ua 1 he. ifect.
No eel airif, pert tin. u.mr.i Medea
laud, Iht 1. in. uidcr S't l for ir.lu awl tlftll.
Mtndlg tl arrt eenbarl ,,u lbs p t !
gulel until, illdlhSS, ilelll) id Wtltl
gji o. win suii.tta. me aciws in
.iuii., in, rtawlu In , leaels ul rtliliuj tii.ila
t ureal snip
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ood .11.11. I. ml Ouo.1 N.ltf rlsbt .ad u.lur
tl iprluit
s-o hirihei jrili'uiar lonoufaiug .bur
tddreM
McDaniel k McDonald.
WALLOWA, OKE.
UUN8
AND
AVIUNITION
to huy
Pendleton, Ore.
tu lnp. J lie demand ill I