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TUESDAY, APRIL HO, mn It Pays Best To Buy Best Of all Things At all Times We have the Hest Footwear In the city. Call ami examine our stock which you will tun! large ami uptodate. CLEAVER BROS Practical fUwit am! Slim- Men. BRKVITIRS. Sassafras liark at Han ley's. Try Putton's ie cream oboOolakM Cold cream. 10c : vasal inc. Sc. Noll Boy your window shade at Murphy 'a. Have your picture frame.) . .aie-t ftyles at Murphy'i. New designs in wa 1 i paper t Murphy' paint store. Bet dree skirt m north window. Cleaver Hroa. lry Qoodfl Co. Freeh straw heme. ea, spinach, onion- radishei at Hawlev's. Dteei Mk i rm. $.' ho 16, Baa window Cleaver Bros Dry OOOQI Or) liood time to clover need alfalfa, broom grass, h inequality at Haw lev's Oldest pi act and tieat tainalea. at he Roy's, cor. Court and Harden streets N. Berkeley ha some very desirable town and country property lor sale on easy terms. Finest hann and lard on the market. Home product; try it. it guaranteed. Hchwart A (ireulidi Kereived hv eipres direct from fac tory 20 skirt, newest styles. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. Icecream and pure cream at Inn ton's. Leave your order for Miiniav Cream delivered to your home, packed in cans. Crescent bicycles cd the installment plan at the Crescent agency in tlie Khhi dregonian building, payments fl a week, no interest. Remember I have a letter stock of oil, aile-greaae, rope, Udtinp and all other harvest supplies than ever he lore. P. Hones, Helii. Look and see their new color in ingrains and gilts. Paint ready fur use. Paer hanging and painting promptly done. Bee U, Sharp, oiera hnUa block, Pendleton, OsX A thoroughly reliable railroad con tractor with lient of reference di - . partner who can furnish a go..,! team outfit. This is a good chance to get into a good paying business. Address, Business, Bsjbo, OtvpaM On Thursday evening, the vested boy choir of the ('burch of the Redeemer will accompany the rector, the Ke W. E. Potwine, to the gnvernment Indian school at the agencv and assist him in the services to be conducted for the pupils of the school. A head end collision occurred last Saturday night between two passenger train at a station n th 0. aVrft N Itetween Umatilla and Walmla. due train was on a tiding waiting for the other train to pass. The switch not tieing BfOJMafly set allowed the moving train to run onto the sidetrack and the collision resulted Both engine were Uken to L'matilla on isundav Wanted A girl to wash the White hoarding house. P. T. Belt ha three extra milch cow for sale, 8Q each. At Rader's furniture tore is the ti lies I line if rug ami matting. Automatic refrigerator ami water coolers at Rader's furniture store. Window shaile. curtain poles, mir rors, etc., at Kadcr's furniture tore. Cong, a young Chinaman, started in at the public school on Monday g a BMBllMf of the sixth grade. Mere is n chance of a lifetime to make ' . figuring on the Uucvele crank hanger. The cold cash n Welti you. Call ami see them at Withee's. The Iwioks for the hand hoys arrived today ami the members of that aggre gation are KQDWtOd to meet for prac tlna this evening at the usual place. Will exchange for stock ranch, with cattle or sheep, splemlidlv located and improved real state, income 1S00 ier vear. Must seek drv climate. Owner . Box BM, Seattle. Wash. Kd Best horn and Mi Marie Mar garethe N issen took out a marriage I icense on Mondav and the Wadding was announced to occur at I o'clock this afternoon at the rertnaii hall in the Odd Spring country. County court will convene in Ten dleton on Wellies, lav. Mav 1. County Commissioner Horace Walker arrived in town from Helix today to ba present at the meeting. The supreme court of the State id Oregon w ill sit in Pendle ton on Monday. May .. Waketield A railing has purchased Hriggs ,v Mam's stock of musical in strument' ami will control this Motion of Oregon and Washington. The line coinprie i2 make of piano and a large lot of small musical instruments and sheet music. Thev will also Mffjf a larife stis-k of BawlM machine. Store i located in (iolden Kule building on Court srteet. dishes at B( .1 AMKS LIPBCOMBB tklls about YUKON COUN I BY. THE in DEATHS AT WALLA V ALL.A C. W. Somsrlndyk and Dans Matholt Pan Away. Walla Walla. April :ttl. The death of lieorge W. Somerindyke, a well known ctixen of thi city occurred yesterday afternoon at the family residence, 227 Hover avenue. The funeral arrangement will he an nounced later. Mr. Somerindyke was horn in New York city 82 years ago am! came to California by way of Cae Horn during the gold excitement of 41. Me wa ttle father ol three children. His wife and two of hi sons survive bias The latter are tieorge W. oinerimlyke, ir., of cattle, and Charles I'.dward ai infant. Fred .1. Somerindyke. another son. was buried in Walla Walla a year ago Like a thunderbolt from a clear sky came the new on BagMBB morning that Maua Mathoit. a popular Wulla Walla young man had pae,l iiwav a' Portland, Ore. The first intimation that he had suffered serious illness was when a telegram was received by his mother Miuday morning announcing bis death. Maua Motboil was born 12 years ago in Marion county. Ore., and came with his parents to this city when 10 years .ine BALL1ET IS IN TROUBLE Deputy Marshal Robarti Wanti Hun tor Allsgsd Wrongful Uss or Malls. Baker City. Ore.. April :io Menutv flitted States Marshal Kobtrtk, of Portland, arrived here vesterdav for the purpose of sutipoening witnesse- in the case of the I lilted States vs l.etson iiallietriui an indictment in the I lilted -tales court for the southern district of Iowa, at Mes Moines, for the unlawful use of the fluted -tales mails, in connection with the White swan mine stock. The White Swan i a mine of Kastem OfajfOM located near Baker Citv. Ball let lias operated in Colorado, Idaho, I' tab, California and Mexico. He is owner of the Baker Citv Herald. A Former Pendlstonlan Who Is Now ths Railroad Rnslneii at Victoria. .Istnes l.ipscomhe arrived in Pendle ton this morning from Portland, where bt has DMtl enjoviny. a few day vaca tion Iron his duties as a freight and pajMOfaf solicitor at V ictoria, B. C., lo) the White I'ass A Yukon route, lha Otlly railroad on the Alaskan peninsula Mr. l.ipscomhe formerly lived in I'emlleton, having been mana ger of the Western f nion ami also in the employ of the (). R. A N. Co. here in both freight and passe nuer depart ments. He will remain for a few- days onlv. Having relations with the Yukon road, he has a complete knowledge of the volume of traffic flowing into the Yukon vallev. His opportunities, too, to learn of the conditions obtaining in the Klondike mining district are ample. "Last year we ent 25,000 tons of merchandise into the Mawson district. This year the pr ispect is excellent to eaOBOd this record. A a matter of tact, we are no equipped tu dispatch freight so quickly ami at such reason able rates that much of the husiiies formerly going to Mawsou via Wt. Michaels and the up-tde-river route comes to us and goat over our lines. Kven the hii commercial companies. thejAlaska Commercial Co. . the North American Trading a Transporta tion t'n. ami other lug merchandising concerns owning their own boat on the river ami owning or having in charter a number of ocean vessel plv ing to B( Michaels are giving our road considerable freight. Bright Future for Klondlks. "Krom conservative men who have spent several vear in Mawson and in other Yukon territory, 1 learn that the district commonly known a 'the Klondike' ba not yet been much worked, while a to the Yukon valle a a whole the miner have scarcely begun to prospect. Large as the nul put now is from the Mawson and other districts, the future promise increase such as w ill make present returns seem small, indeed. "The permanency of be Yukon coun try i assured. It is not. as some BFfJM, an effervescent mining boom that will collapse ami leave nothing hut ruin as a reminder of the one-time activity. "I was in Mawson last year. Old time stainiveders would not recognise the town now. Whereas in 18H7 and IKtW the place was onlv a camp of log cabins and tents, now there are well built houses, tine places id amusement, electric 1 ights, waterworks, telephones, ami telegraphic communication with the outside world. The evening suit ha displaced the rough mackiuaw. and social affair there are brilliant and itiite up to date." ALASKA TRAFFIC V" !SmmVS?ifS 10 '"l"1 i considerably, visiting the hives of this section of the state. W. M. Radio, who formerly was a merchant ill Long Crt ek ami who for several vear has operated as an ex porter of cattle to the Klondike, ha decided to go again to Long ('reek and continue hi mercantile business He has lived for some time in Wulla Walla. Robert McConnall received a tele gram on Monday, that his sister. Mrs rannie Weaver, wa datajafoaily sick at LI ltd . Wash. Mrs. Weaver is also a Mister oi Mr. John Vaughn ami Mm Charles PttqUM, The latler left nil the W. A C. R. train Monday evening In response to the telegram. SAD DEATH OF A CHILD TINI I'Hk 01 Ai 0NITK WAS STRAP Or I OlM.H St K 0 It' I N K (, I V N I N Child MONEY FOR THE WHITMAN Dr. Pearsons, or Chicago, Ulvsi Anothes 50.000. Walla Walla, April .'10. The an nouncement was vesterdav made that Whitman college was W raoelvt an additional endowment of f.MI.OOO to he come available ss soon as the sum of Sfi, 000 has bewtl secured and devoted to the erection of b girl' dormitory. There i no limit placed upon the offer ami it will hold good for the next live or six years if need lie. Mr. !'. K. Pearsons, of Chicago, who has alrcadt given the sum of fl20.iNNi to Whitman and who is known all over the west as the benefactor of many struggling educational institutions, is the donor ami the condition he has placed on his gift is for the purpose of spurring on the effort Insecure a young woman's dormitory which is greatly needed at the institution. When seen yesterday by a reporter for The f nion, President Penrose, of Whitman college, made the follow tnw statement regarding the prnicclv gift "Whitman alreadv has an endow -ment of $200,000 hut the addition will come in good play. ' An Old Dasd Rseorded. A deed dated March I, IS'M. wa recorded April 2fl. It Was from Thomas J. Conrad and wife to Bdgar L Smith. The consideration was flo. 000. The premises conveyed were !MMi acres of land, as follows: The north east quarter ami the outhwet quarter ot seel ion 11, ami the southeast 'in ter nf section 2. township B north range H I, W'. M. also, the south east iiuarter of section l the north east oiiartcr of section SI and the wet half of the northeast quarter and tin east half of the northwest quarter ol section 111, township , north, range Hi I. W, M. Th Mlitske Discovered loo Lste Dl-d In l.e r,,n Hour. Theodore Kruger. aged eight months, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Herman krugcr. died at their home Oft f ranklin street, at H o'clock on Monday evening. April IB, The little fellow had been ill for several day and lb attending physi cian had prescribed a cough medicine. This rued It lue us IB bottle, ami from it doses had been administered to the child lor several days. W ahuit 7 :tll Mondav evening the mothet wen to give her hoy a dose of the cough medicine. In-tead ol the propc' OMmJI cine she gave the Bfalld dose ol tinc ture of aconite. Paralysis of the throat resulted ami the hex died In ahnllt I half an hour. The bottle ol aconite was plainly marked "poison" and on the label were minute .1 ireel ions for its use. The Funorsl This Afternoon. The funeral of the little hoy wa held from the home of Mr. and Mrs Krtiger at o'clock this BltattlOOII, the exercises being conducted I'V Lev . R, Potwine. of the Church of the Le deetner. The Hsaeball 0 round. Owing to the fact that sol I the nan) bari of the Pendleton baeeball club are going to Walla Walla next Bnnday to watch the game bat neon the Athena and Walla Walla nines, the challenge ol the liaaber to play the local club will be temporarily over looked The grounds are not in shai' for practice, hut that will be remedied at once. The news that W. K. Matlock will irrlfa home within a dsy or two sounds nod to those interested u batV' ball. It means that the necessary im provements will be made at . nee WIDE TIRR WAGONS. Tbs IN THE HELIX PESTH0USE Raooversc At the Popular Shoe Store WMea bmsmm lha Natdlaan urn Ooi Han uu ouc can toll k Hod thr vrr .suit -uuvsltio In footwear lor both Mil - Our iho.-. ooml It, eo'mfa durability aud lo rupesi mi uld Horv tail n our case a, true oiil- ar luv bv: lo u : u lUc money. Pendleton Shoe In., Stats Fair Prsmlum List Out. Secretary M 1 1 Wisdom bas just re ceived from the printer the state fair premium list for 1V01. liver f 10. 000 is offered lor premiums on livestock and farm product, and it is by far the lurgest and liest premium list ever oftered III this state. The list ba been thoroughly revised, ami brought op t., date iu every department New premiums have been added, ami ot increased on article most worthy ol merit. Oregon BU boast now a as complete ami liiieral premium a iuiv aiate in the union, and it hard work illd earnest eft. in. ,,, ;(,,. iart ,,. tta. mauageineiit count lor anvthing, the fair itself will compare lavoraldv with those ol older stater, and will e the lest ever held this side the liockv mountains. Bouabt a Hair Ssction. John Harvey wus in Peml etoi, total) ml completed a deal that has baaaj in pf. gres (or several davs wherehv he "might :cu SjOBBI of Uu l in Mespain Uleb, The Ufupartl is tba east hall o section Is, townsnip :: n ,rth, rang '2 east It was taken up in hl' as a -o.dier's claim ami bu liHiit(f J hand number ul times. Miles C. Moor, , fx governor of VaabiuijtOO, had it in ins name for a while, as it w, part of tie- Maker estate Mr. Ilarvev nought . ii ir... t . . i, i . i e on. wins ia,,-r. w ii. is luii Cal ifornia. acre. The price pai l is JQ in a?r WM. OTSQUMLD, Maua er. Msstina or Sportsmen. There will be a meeting of the Pen ilieion BpOfftaaMM1 association on Ihursday evening, Mav 2, at s o'clia k. in the council rooms. A discussion wU! occur on matters lertain nig to the Lib annual louruumeu' of ftportaman'i association of the Northwest, wbiol will be held at Walla Walla on June 25-2tt. Spring Troubles... C9 ii Lohm of appt'tite, BillidUHiiess, Stomach ailiueiits, I'. 11;)...-- uiid Other Eruptioni are Home of khsU&, SARSAPARILLA Oorrectfc all of makeb the blood TALLMAN & CO. Uruggiata. thetie pure. and Pries McDanlsl Has almost From Smallpox. Price Mi 'Manic! has finally bean lo cated, after having been traveling over Walla Walla county. Wash., ami l'ma tilla county, Ore., suffering with small Ml ami w ith no place to lay his head, lie had a peculia experience, lie was a section man ot the W. A C. K. rail way, at Vansycle, and on a trip to Wulla Walla was found to Is. atllicted with smallpox, lie mude appl ication to Mr. Kingham to net into the hosui- tul, but instead wa turned over to the Walla Wulla health department Here In- got another turn down and wa not veil sent to the city iest-house ami given ordmarv cure ami attention. Al though suffering from smallpox and a menace tr. the health of those With whom he came in contact, he hail to travel, and that t when he was without BsOMry ha pay his fan- or for meals. In some manner not yet ex plained he made bis wav hack to Helix on the W a C. K. railway. He was found there on the evening of April lh Iviug alongside the railroad track hv Count) Commissioner Walker, who sent a doctor to him, with in structions that he lie taken to the pest t. oils, .where Iter Johnson was piaran tined. he also having the sum! i six That wa the end of McMautel's troubles ior the time. Johnson was MM - railway employe at Vansycle, and both have now practically re cover, d ami are ready to Is- released within a few days. McMauiel did not have blanhata to keen him warm in the BawtllOMBa, o thev were supplied to 1 1 i m . Cum Biuo.nu Wall Walla. Tin- nih dais of Walla Walla who turned Mi Mainels away have nut given a -.iti-taclorv reason fur their act ion. If thev had o.-c . anxious to prevent No spread of tlie disease and at the same line ofaay the ordinary dictates oi hu man c maoienea thev would not haw BOtad in such a BMaVbloodad manner. PIBtQbAl MbNTION. J asps 'v aiidevanter, an attorney of l.a '.ramie is a visitor in p. ndlet in U. W, Hunt, came up from Rttho last evening and will leave tonight lor Portland. "Ked" Anderson has relumed from Charles Cunningham's ranch, where he has been employed. Had at an Barn In f the Hadwen swan. Manufacturing compauv. of an Francisco, i iu Pendleton to.iav on business. Horace Walker sold close to 10X1 bushel of wheat at Helm on -aturduv to the balfour-tiuthrie company at oi cents per bushel. Will C. MiMire returned from v ., ., Walla Mondav evening, accompanied by liis wife, who ha la-en visiting relatives there lor a week. H. Koseuzweig, of Athena, came to Heudietoii Monday on a brief visit and attended the meeting of Hamuli hslge, No 4, knights nf Pythias, in the eve ning. Mrs. W. f, Matlock received a letter tins murniiig auiiunuuiiig the depar nire oi mt Matbaik from Kkagway on April 28. Judging from that be should he in Pandlaton by Wednesday, May 1. John Hell, nf Athena, is In Peudle Ion today, Ha will drive back home in a iiamisome pliaetou purchased from tanpla i wlloa while his team of horses will wear new harness Irum Joe Kll's manufactory. Mr. Bell lias 1800 acre of winter wheat this year. v M . fcvans was iu town on Mon day from the 1'ilut Kuck countrv. He says the lambing season is about at an end and that the results have been satisfactory to sheepmen. The increase of lambs iu the eoonty, as compared with the ewes will be about at) per cent. Mra Nellie H. Lambaon, ul Port land, stale lomuiauder fur Oregon ol " i-aoies oi Maccahew,. wuent Beversl hours in Pendleton last Saturday eve ning. While here she appointed Mrs. Alice smith her deputy for Eastern reguu Mrs. hinith will enter u,sm the discharge of her duties at oi cc Owners Thersof Msy Obtain s Rebats ot Road Tsxsi. In order to induce farmers to use wagons upon which the tire are three lucne in wuitii or wider, a law was passed by the legislature and approved February IT. 1MW, winch mav la. of interest. It l a follow: "That from and after the lirst dav of January, A. !., Iwni. the count) court or county Isiard m each county within tin state i oerepy authorued to make a rebate each year, for four years, on the road tux of each ierson within its county who shall own ami have in habitual use on the highway of th in state wagons or other vehicle for the traiisnortat ion of freight and other heavy article, the tire of which are not less than three inches in width, of one dollar for each wheel of such vehicle: and provided, further, that the owner ol each vehicle having tires on not less than four inches in width iism which there i a difference of at least eight inches ii the lei gth of the front and rear wheels will no I come ui contact with the same roa I surface while the vehicle is moving in a straight line, shall receive in addi tion to the ahire.ai'l rebate, a further rebate, for lour years in hi or her road tax a aforesaid, of two dollar in each vehicle of (his class for each and everv vear during said ieriod that said vehicle is used upon the h ighwuvs of this state. " County Assessor Utian state that he assesses all wagons according to tbsll value, regardless of width of tire. If the ''Wiit'r- Minti to tak- lilt VltlltlWl ittw Kin! otnikih tlit rtliutf, thev While in Portland V purchfttwd a niiiniilat ttitct I lint' of sample china at a liatuaiti Wf will civt some startling values in thosf later. W'f alsn purchased a )! lot ol Johnson Uros , white sctni pun e Cflain at l;ss than johht-rs cost that Wf will sell at the prii e of common ironstone wire. The price list will lie upon arrival td goods this space for it. published Watch I the must get it through the countv court. Owl lea House. II rolls Bftpt piiM.r IOBi Locust Hill Kabbitrv and Poultry ardsS Pedigreed lielgian rtares and pure bred ( owls. Hares, f.'i ini ,er pair. each. Barred, buff, and White I'lvm onth K.M-ks Kggs iL'.mi per' Ift, I Milting lor B0 als.. ,. barred K.s k eggs at 11.50 sitting. Roaa ami BlMfla OoMib Bboda Island Kels BfMBll ini Hr IB. .'1 sittings tor l&IOO Visitors welcome For further information address (s-r dl'V W. WAMK, l endletoli, ( Irtvon. SM T-l.tTl BJ Mil BMJJMi GOLDEN HUE HOTEL Undar New aanagement. J. W BANCROFT, Prop. hiv l. i,. win .ui sar Uwy, Meau jbc Special Kalss bv tin muoth bc.l Hol. iu Ibe clljr (or Kwiulllss. Bus u, all iraim, Vn Miuplc mum. Klrctrn Ughls sud Umu: best Pir-proo( building. Cor. Court and Johnson Sts PENDLETON OWEG0N "Nerve Waste." 1 'ii. of tbv iuuj,t l he Columbia l (diiii; House NKWI.Y n ItMHHKU BAH IN CON'NKCTIUN I N t'KNTKH K BUM K BET. A1,TA A WKHHH1-H F. . SCHLMIM', Prop. "Norv BtaaeuMOi now '.1U. lnlk nil iiers. Hiiraivi itauetl l IU: ..iiiitle.l wasiv. ay ur. sssrysr ul Han ... . niiu isuui,.i -mi, ur, , .,, artasaaiMsl wpwiaMi ahvsiahui ii In aaats oie saniaaM to lb. v...t un. l fulM PMchius wi.icb prvu. on to,. iniatatUna .ubj. . i Z abouudsimaniuiiyogu,, alid pnwt SU.....SH.1 u. tv. Ulta. mUfiu i( doui siul MBasrujr. n u MteaMM br ootii ti rei.glu, .a. ,o. i usage advaaa uyi S""" "I" 1'U i Sltll Ibrougb rariaMI i ipsoiiusut." rbi i.s.k i 14 by laall iMwipuia. " rr IntsransBj BaajUiii wii .-.kiviiw ,! urvu Tom v. .ue i, aw u rs i . a . . . kin i . V, "Pi on.bior, U(j - ... iniro ini mau, u4 fuaaan. TMa i-acifp WMUaMiMa box 4fe. ban Kr.ucUo. "A ol it bop.- and ,Mrt ,, obapuu lnu U-sii tin-km iii sruilo toutivi lllillli V ...Our Prices on Groceries, . i i K pounaa grnnumieo mik r i kcu plain nt mixed pu klrs M ii. ,-ans BtBfldard siifjar corn to ( litis BUtidnrd tomatoes S .5 poundi lu st French prunes 5 pounds best bulk coffee in rity for the price ' i case, 24 cans, tomatoes 1 cast i, id 1 .ins, stiar corn .mi poiimls line pink beans 2 dozen freBh oountn egga ' Trade where Y0UB DOLLAR QOE8 1.00 l.kj 1.00 1.00 1.00 t 00 J-'J 2-j 1.00 m l." I ' I I'l. ... - III. LYCliNS illliKlJANTILE CO Uncle .itn ti lls liitn 10 strci towarJ Rader's Furniture Store Main ane Webb itreetii Pendleton, Oregoa where . olden Oak Rockere at an i; t one of those nice $2.25 before they an. li Turn it 11 iv. Carpets, l:itti 'Hi-, n ( 'iirtnin 1 'ill A.. I). SJSJ M I ITaMls. ft - - ir. La Mirrors, Hal.v cabs, Goearti, I'liili.rliikli... L. - fmt ...rs in Fresh Clean Stock of Groceries Pot you to select from. Will live you reasonable prices. Tr tis with an crder :::::: WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Thompson & Duplets, Props. - - j j J -J 100 Laughs in 100 Minutes. Horace ewing In ikaUraal iairdr Triumph WIUUW BEDU pi v. 'l.v v r ins over lull tliuss st HPOKTKD By a BfKOUIXV BBUtCTCH COMI ASY a i....,.v blsa4laa al raa , Masts aad Vaudevtlls Novsiuss. i H i UHMA i LAUUU1NU HIloH . l!AV A SMILE WITH THE WIDOW. Hi Hale at T! Imsii'. lruK BMM irnAPrnmiy n-i Liiiitii SAUCI Thv Original Won vstt rshirv aiWARC OS IMITATIOM8. It is highly approved for the de HckHlfl flavor which it imparts to Boupa Fish, Ganif, Meats, Salads, H elsh Rarebits, etc. Tuuiuiut i. i.r lulls IlllNCA.N IB0W.S ...LEE'S LICE KILLER A sure rtuutxlv lor lieu and uiitas. I lit. ....... ..... ' II . IB.. .in.-.im. iiiili ui in u , ... i i i.i .. i alill .. . r. iraus neaiinv, iim: " uiuie n, en; Kiv,. strmnftli t young clucks a ).K MEAL A clean, iMlnfiva hot nutritious (urtiliawr for your law f V2 . . I AL - - I U..rnK v. i . VrUICaWOnnV rvuiy anu oec jukv "'drill tlisl count. In bttaloi, I" Hie kill. I In. I ,l.... II Iff' , NCA6LE BROS. Ually Mast Orrsgunian tanisaii only ij cants s dohard br IN l'i it N 1 1 TH K kni inuivi: vi1 ba l---.-ii Uken up B Iks i . Msr.lml .,,,1 win u. mM H1 tu iX-.,;" ol tun day. lor , u.t. ,u,l uen, lP'ft"'U On. bmai. bald-faced hurt, Bls.iit u VLr. " " b' M half .i,.., ,, rbjbHilu wJuhl! Mis.nl pnuniu. ' m aaai I'alvd April ;.. 1VAII . J . HKATUMAN Cily Mr,l,sl ALL THE NttWB! Tak. lb, tarn ' Ois,;ociau Daily v a yeat by Afsjakly Bt.oo a yaar. bUaiplasvy (rM Do you want work? Do you want to hire help? If M call or sdvlw iu ami BeX.&ffi?M C. P. COOK'S ;EmploymentAgencyJ ...... eoruer MAUI AND ALT A SI I I I I PmII line ot Cigars toiilcctlooery and dmokers' Articles. NICK CLUB KOOM. Two Blaflfe Walnut Sett Out) ( 'ombiiiution Uureau. 1 bty are very rai v. flttB court