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WFimF.SHAY. MAY I. 1H0I Three Beautiful Styles of Shoes We ate showing: x'st A patent calf with the new Cuban heel, new plain toe. an J--A French kid with full Louie heel, hand turned sole. 3rd A cloth top French kid. turned shoe. hand These three shoes are the neat est, dressiest shoes this season. Call and see them even if you have a new pair. They will make your eyes glad. CLEAVER BROS J'raoturai Boot ami Shoe Men. bbbvitibs. ItMgl cream. Potton's. Ioe cream, any flavor, Datton'a. New invoice of dishes at Hawley'a. Boiled bam for loncnee at Hawley'a. Tisane paper, crape aper. Nolf'a. I'ena. pencils, stationer books. Nolf'a. Bur your window ahadea at Murphy's. Tbe busiest place 10 Pendleton 1a the St. Joe glare. Bran, ataeraa, chop, bar lev at Maw ley 'k Wanted A eeooud hand It. quire at tbia office. Have your picture framed ; 1 styles at Marphy'a. All kinda of glove. Indian and far- tory made at Maw lev V New designs in wall peiwr at Murphy 'a paint store. Automatic refrigeratore and water cooler at Ratter's furniture atore. Window shadee. curtain siles, 11, ir rora, etc., ai kalu'i furniture atore. ' ldert plana aad beat tau.a'w. at U Koy'a. cor. Court and i.arden at reel luBM tboa like pirtnreaT" If an, come to tbe art aale next Mondav May 3U S . Berkeley liar autne awry daairable town and coontry property for aale on oaay terma. I inert batua and lard on the market. Home product , try it, it guaranteed. Bcbwara A Ureulich. New, new, arrived tin morning direct from New York. Bee them at Cleaver Brue. Dry Uooda Co. Call ap Hohbach a l.aetlters for tba beet breed iu the city. llelivenr to all parta of tbe city 'I'lioue main M 0 Creeueot bicyclaa on tlia installment plan at tba Greene nt agency in tbe Kaet Oregouian building, paymenta I a week, no inter eat Keniember I have a batter stock of oil, sfIii greaaa, rope, belting and all tiier harvest supplies than aver be fore. P. Sonea, Heln Mere is a chance of a lifetiane to make $1UU0 figuring Oat tbe Recycle crank banger. Tbe ould caab awaits roa. Call and see litem at Withee'a. -ilk vaieta, new ones juat In t bein at Cleaver Broe. Dry Uooda Co. Worth $8 and W, to be Bold at fti and fb.76. Ask about them at Cleaver Brue. Orv U owls Co. OeWitt'a Little Karly Kiaara search tbe remotest parta of the bowels an 1 re move impurities epeedily with uu die- am fort. Tliey are famous for their erti- a. ) l .av t take. Never gripe. Tall man A Co. CALF AND KID anoes ot the ninet desirable styles and shapes adorn the windows and shelves of gj store. Iu a moral oertaintv that we can please you as to fit. com fort and fashion. We have made ever precautiun for spriug and saiu uer, and await your visit witb perfect contldciH. uf our ability to suit you. Pendleton Shoe Co., WM. KITZAjERALD, Manager. IV aaar3aV"aVisaam Spring Troubles... LtV t 1 maaKaaBabBSka7' SAI8APARILLA Lrr SiJl ih0m d mm r? luakwai Uitj Wood pure. TALLMAN & CX. L At Radar's fnrnitnre store t lineef rng ann matting. Money to loan on good farm eeciirity. Inquire'al Attorney L B. Reader. anted A competent girl to do gen eral houee work. Inquire at thia office. For rent- Five naini cottage. For furtber information inquire at this asnca. 7' be appeal of Toy -Toy will ooma Iwfore the supreme court for argument on Thursday, May 17, areording to present plana. Art and knowledge bring bread aad honot. All are cordially Invited to tbe art aale Monday next at residence of Mra. C. J. Muitb. Tan are much more liable to diaaaae when your liver and lawals do not act properly. De Witt's Little Karly Riser rwtaove cause of diaeaae. Tallman A Co. A brown cloth cane found between Boyi.utn's feed yard and the 0. R A I 1 roaring at lower Alia si reel. Owner will pav for tins notice, if found. On Monday evening ice cream and cake will he aerved at the nonse of Mrs. C. J Smith, ttie iina-ewtls to ! given to tbe organ fun.l of tlte Preeby terian church. Art wins the heart, merit wins the son I. To la won heart and soul, aee tbe Beautiful display of art on aale next Monday, afternoon and evening, at residence of Mrs. C. .1. Smith. Wanted- I'reeamaking or plain raw ing to do, either by the day or at my home, corner Alta and Webb streets, opposite court house, (iood work guaranteed. Miaa Clara Reddick. Bfc in affection will readily diaappear In uaiug DaWitt'l Witch Haael halve. Lent out for counterfeits. It you get IfeWitt'e yon will get gtaal results. It 1 the quick and positive cure for piiea. Tallman A Oft, Wanted An unincumbered lady; prod table work at home for a abort time, tben travel on salary . no leas than ItiOO first year and expenses. Ad d reea at once ; giving residence etc. Will call ana explain. Geo. W. Harper. Pendleton, Or. "A picture is a poeni withon words " The pictures on aalr at Mra. C. J. Smith's Monday, May 20. will be reproductions of tbe world's moat famous artiata, as well as drawing of tbe pnnplar artirta of the day. Those woo tail to see them will miaa a rare treat. John W kinibrell received another consignment of bees by mail thia morn ing. The principal bird in tbe lot waa an Italian queen of the Law strain from the Jeunie Atcbley company, of Beeville, Bee connry, Texas. Mr. Klmbrell will soon get a queen from Michigan aad several more queen from California. "I bare been suffering from dysi-p-sia tor tbe past 2U years and have been unable after trying all preparations and physicians to get anv relief. After tak ing one bottle of Kodol Iiyepepaia Cure 1 found relief and am now in battel health than I have beeu for 20 rears. 1 ramust praise kodol Dyspepsia Cure too highly." writes Mrs. C. W. KotsrrU, North Creek, Ark. Tallman A Co. Tbe marriage of William Johnston aad Miaa Marietti Power took place at . on Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride's parent 10 miles aourti weat of Pendleton. Rev. D. E. Vernon, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal rhurcli. south, tajrlormed tbe cere mony. Tbe principals are well knowa and popular aad will make their future home near Wort on. tbe groom being a farmer, residing in that coontry. If people only knew what we know atwui kodol liyapenaia Care it would be used in nearly every household, as tbe re are few people who do not suflei from a feeling at full Dees after eating, belching, flatulence Hour stomach or water braah, caused by m.ligestioii or dvapepaia. A preparation such aa ktalol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with no aid from tbe stomach, will digest your iood, cer tainly oaa't help but do you good Tallman A Co. Baeursiea stales Bast. For tbe medical aaauciation to be held at m. I'aui, May '.W to Jane 7 and Modern Wiaaimen at hi. I'aui June 11. the O. R. a. Co. aaaes a rate of fSO for the round trip. Tickets for theae occasions to be sold ou May II oulv. On tbe same uate tickets will be aold to common points on the Missouri river, which includes kan aaa City, Omaba, Bioux City and in termediate pointa at the same rate. Tickets limited to HO days. Your choice ol hall a doaen route t all at the 0 k A V ticket office for particular. m w a atUBUea Woodmen. Msaibora of Pendleton camp laane an invitation to tbe public to ia present at a meeting at ibe court house. Thursday evening at 9 p. m. to listeu to Geo. K. Rogers, state organ iaer of tbe Woodmen of the World. The lag rolling campaign for Pendleton camp ia now on, and 50 new members have beeu enrolled 111 the past week. Come one, come all, listeu to one of the beat oration uu fraternal insurance CnMMITTr I Baseball at Walla Walla. Ivndletou team play at Walla Walla huuday. June IV. 6. R. A N. (Jo. will make excuraiun rates fur rouud trip, pasaeuger to go on regu.ar tram at a 15 a. ni . returning ou special train. It is expected ibai a very large crowd will go along with our team to help u, tbe game Tbe special Iran, on tbe return trip will leave Walla Walla at ti o'cluck in tbe even ti Far Sale. uaiug to my poor health 1 offer fur aale tbe Leader bakery , also, my resi deucr iirupatrty on 'jariiau atceut be tween Alia and Court ELIZA Lr.KZKR. ! in- least 111 uuantKy aud gMft quality describes IeWitt''s Little Early I Risers, the lauiou piiis for couatipa ' tiou ami liver uomptaiut. Tallman gfOo. IjObU uf UJ.Jn'liU' HilliuaBUBt-B, Stomach ailments, l'iui)ljtj aud lht)r Eruptions Huiuti of thetu. ArKilTO COWVICVW ao BMTIHCID TO PENITgNTIklT Ml 8 YBatS TBI Aesased ar "Attamptmt ta Kill aaaa Net CeaaUtutlBt aa aaeaeit." An interesting case, an appeal from Union countv. waa argued and sob in 1 it imI ui the egpreme ooiirt tiday. It is entitled state of Oregon, respondent, vs. Charles he ward Himnnis, appel lant. Thomas H. Crawford and L. A Ksteh atinnar for the defendant. Ham While district attoraev, D. R. Blackburn, attnrnev general, and J. C Thoinas appear for the respondent Mr. Thomas is a minister of thegoepet and nreeiding elder at I -a tlrande of the Methodiat Episcopal church. south. for thst district. The evidence in the case shows that on Sundav, June 11, 1 HOC, Charles Kdwanl imonia, tlie de fendant, gave two powder to Nora hniiil., a girl of 14 year, with inetruc t ion to give tbe larger powder to OriejM Howell, and tbe ama Her one to Nora Wallace, and warned her not to aav am thing about it to anyone else On Monday morning, the 12th, the powdera were delivered aa requested, with the remark, "here are some com plexion powder Kd Simom gave to me to give to yon." The girls partook of wliat they snppoeed were complex ion powder and were soon overcome with what waa pronounced to be araenione poison. Dr. Meracle attended tbem and had all he could do to bring them out of the danger. ft was MMtajM at one time that Orlena flow ell wa dead, as her linilrn became rigid, hut an injection of strychnine saved her life. Mmonis was charged with attempting to kill by means not constituting an assault," and waa trie. I at i I'n ion at the OawaaasT term, I tea 1. when the jury disagreed. Hi second trial took place at the Febru ary term, when he was convicted and sentenced to serve a term of three rears in the penitentiary. He objected and wanta to get out right away. Plva Cases Tuaeday. The supreme court cut down toe nu m ler of caaea on the docket for trial here Of five on Tuesday. The case of John Myers, respondent, vs. Charier Mellnuiat and John Dillon, appellant, from Cnion county, waa transferred to aieni, where it will be submitted by brief. Dan Hummer, appellant, va. N W. Oliver, ! Y. Deeriua aad Johu Sheaka. respondent I'nioii ctnintv . argued and submitted. C H. Finn and N 1 Mcleod for appellant; T U. Crawford and Turner Oliver for respon dent. State of Oregon, respoudeol. va. James H. Hill, appellant; Cnion county: Bam White, district attorney , lor reepondent ; I.. A. Eaten tor ap pellant; argued anil submit: hi) I. OsMsdtMfy, respondent, vm Ore gon Sugar coiupaiir. a private corpora tion: appellant I'm in county ; L. A. Ksteh for respondent : 0. H Finn for appellant; argued and submitted. J. H Perry, reapindent, vs. Wil liam 'iholson. appellant; I'luatilla countv ; Reeder A Butler for respon deat: T U. Hailev ior appellant: argued and subniitUtf A DECLAMATION CONTEST Preparatory Studeala of the Peadleloa Asaeemy Will Compete. Tbe student of tbe preparatory claaaus of tbe Pendleton academy will eugage in a declamation contest in tbe Presbyterian church on Friday evening, May 17, couimem-ing at 8 o'clock. There will be aaven cnuleetauta. In addition t ne re will be musics, uuui bora, assuring those who attend an evening of enjoyment. Botanical kpeeimeaa. Tbe Pendleton academy ia making pnarress in tbe eatabliahment ot a museum. Many geological and orni thological specimen have heretofore been collected, and now cornea Wil liam Caaiok, of Cnion, wbo preeeuts the management witb more than 1000 botanical aiawimeus, collected iu tbe atate of Idaho Weabington and Ore gon Mr. Cusick has spent tbe past 15 or 18 years in collect 1 ng and arranging botanical specimens and has con tr.huteil tu tbe Yale, Harvard and other museums of the eastern aniver aitea. His present is a valuable contri bsjtioa highly appreciated bv Rev. K. L. Furbea, president of the Pendleton . my. The Miaaee Kate and Julia Dowuey left for Spokane tin morumg (or visit of a niontb. C'harie Dugger expects to return to tbe mining country near Mountain Home on Thursday irgi 1 ampbell has returned Igggg Sikane and resumed his position m salesman in the St. Joe atore. Mr. and Mra. Glen Salnig are parent uf a line boy, weight ten poiindi-. bjgffll on Tueeday , May 14. Recorder J. W. Ma loney went to Athena 1. day to othcially record the beaebsll game and to attend oilier busi ness Johunv Kusaell and rrank nyder left thin morning for Mountain Home, where they will fish and locate minea lor three day a. Clarence Pen land and others drove up to Athena this mom lug to aee tba Athena -Holla baaebal I game. Ripley will pitch today. Henry Balkan has recovered at tbe Pendleton sanitarium from an attack uf typhoid fever and will leave Thurs day muruiug from Ins borne at Echo. Jake Bobbins waa in Pendleton this morning on hia way to Athena to at tend the funeral of his aunt, Mra. Willaby whu died thereon Monday muruiug trad Boyd, uf the Press, the Brown bruinere, W J Hard, Cartano, Ed Mur phy, aud other baseball t 11 nilnat of Athena, came down on Tuesday arter- uoun's train to witueaa 11 t-Colfax Pen dleton game. Tbe tram was about an hour late, an they only got to see tbe last three inuluaa The loor harm ville players with the Athena team are uld aoquaiiiianoea ol Chapter Pendle ton 'a pitcher, and were pleaead to aee him win. Mr. Chapter went to Athena iueeday evening and ia umpiring the Col (ax-Athena game ibis afternoon. DBLOBATtaa DAV. Kit Carsoa Peat Veterans Will Uk sarve It. Elt (. arson Poet, Mo. 'M, 0. A. k will as usual observe Memorial Day on Mav 90, witb appropriate ueremouiea. Ou tbe Buitdajr previous, May 80, ear vioaa will be conducted at tue Thomp son street M. E. church al 11 o'cluck in the morning, Rev. 0. W. Rigby, a member of tLe poet, officiating and preaching tbe anneal sermon . Tbe members ol tbe pjat will meet at tioldau Rule hotel at 10 .o'clock, an hour before tbe oouimeuuemeul ui thai aervione, aad march iu a body u the church. uu Thursday, Dauoratsea Hay, tba poet will join witb the Wuodmeu ol the THF SIMONIS CASE 'World of Pendleton inenwdncting exer- 1 ise nnir .lie p;ravna ... tlie nvpi mi comrades in arms. Thev will meet at Hendricks' hall on that day H o'clock, to prepare to go to the ceme tory. Theae announcements are an tboriard by W. P. Oillett, commander of tbe post. sheep Netaa. Tbe Arlington Record says: "Sntythe A Son have so hi their wool to J. M. Kuaeell A On., of Tbe Dalles Scouriiat tailla. Thev bad 21Sv racks, weighing about 80.000 pounds The price ob tained, aa wa are informed, was v 7-8 cents par poend. The Bine Mountain Ragle is respon sible for ttie fol low mn: "Kmiuett Cocbrau, a sheepman of Monument, re port a ewe from hia hand having given birth are doing ft to five lanihe. all of which ie A band ot this class of ewee and a hundred imt cent incruase 1 should la? easily made." Tbe Arlington Independent savs: "Chaa. McAllister has within the past weak purchased over 8000 yearling weathers at price ranging from ft to 2. Tbe buying was done around Antelope, Hhaalkw and other iints outside this connty : mostly, however in tiilliam and Klickitat counties. " Rates to Buffalo Biposltlon. The Eaat Oregonian ia in receipt ot advanoe information from the (. R. A N. Oo rewarding rates from Pendle ton to the Buffalo exposition to the effect that the rate from Pendleton will prolathlv he fflg 2f for the round trip. Bale of tickets will begin on Tuesday, Mav 21, and will he sold thereafter on the tirst and third Tuesday of each month np to October lb, 1801. Tickets will la good for stopovers weat of the Missouri river and will Im limited to 110 .lavs Up to Data Oroeer. O. R. Demotl, the gnawryinan. has received from Wisconsin a patent cheese and meat refrigerator made on the latest eriantitk principle. It has almost bean impossible in rendieton to get nice cheese during the summer season, but now liemott will have It in 1 ust as good shape as in-the winter, 'hia refrigerator enables him to keep cold tan lex) ham 011 baud at all times for lauchee. I lemon will make a specialty of tine Vuterican and im ported cheese. "Uar little rirl waa uuconacious from straiigulatii.n during a sudden and terrible attack of croup. 1 uuicklv se cured a bottle uf tine Minute Cough ure, giving her three doses Thecr mp wai mastered and our 1 ittle dan lag speedily recovered. ' ' So writes A. L. ""paffird .(.Theater. Mien hall man & l o eight Was Her Terror. would congh nearly all night 'I long," write Mrs. CbaW. Apldegate. of Alexandria, Ind., "an I could hardly get any sleep I had consump tion so bed that if I walked a block I would rough (rightful r and apit blood, bat. when all other medicine failed, three fl bottler of Dr. King's ew Die oovery wholly cured me and 1 gained Mi pounds. " It'a aheolutely gnaranted tu care roughs, cold, la grippe, hron ch ui and all throat and lung troubles Price aOr and 11 Trial bottle free at Tallman A Co. 's drug store. W. J. bter.of North Broak, V 0., says be suffered with pilee for 16 tears. He tried many remediee with no reault nntil be need leWitt's Witch Hazel Halve aad that quickly cured him. Tallman A Co. A suite of rooms in tbe F.aat Ore- Cnian building, hot and cobl water, tbruuiu, for fll a month duriug tbe summer. Apply at the l.a-i Oregouian uttiue. Taeoma will increase aalariea policemen and firemen 5 a month. a! HERE IT IS Johnsons Bros.' semi porcelain; the finest made at the price of the common white goods Soup tureens, casseroles and sauce tureens are leas than half price asep turesu wild plaiu-r ami ladle SUI S.,li he.! l aassruii- will, ladlr I . aau4 turseui Willi a'stier an i ladkl s nwu. r Uaiu aud alu bakan ai sugar- and v 111 baker ' Taapou aad tela bakers an i . i.re.l butlers . St Fife Hu b bakers anil ' una it 1.', ev plam per set 4 tiraaarut piaies par sol at S-ls soup par sal fa s in square eaasarols. te Rememher we hought these at a bargain and give you the hene ht of our puchase. Owl Tea House. Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards..... PwawgreeS helgUe Marc. Fowla. Hares, SJ 00 per pair. H eatch. barred, Buff, aud White Plym outh Hocks-Kggs SJ! 00 per 16, 3 aittiuga for SB U0; alau aouie Barred Kot k eggs at anting. per Huee and Single Couib Hi. -1. Island Had a- Eggs 2.00 per 16, 3 sittings fur foTOu. Vial tors welcome. Fur further m (urination address OUYW. WADK, Peudieloi., Oreguu. H e put Our ShoMlder tu the Whead ia tae Siusl pia. li, i K.rt ol erase te getting ur vatilnl ajr 111 10 ui V an J. mmm u..,, I mv BWply our beat ou SSglss w tba a a ol rsuairiug uar vainur aatgaa. runabout .uy sort ol vaalSks aXladss "J tL ul VMM UI NKAalLI UOi. ODD FriLOWS' BURIAL RITES Unala Jacob Fraiar Laid to Bast by His Brolhsrt The funeral of JaW rftaf 1. lace at IU o'clock this lore...-.., neailsv. Mav 1ft. ami wa largeiv tendtal. The ImkIv was prrparia ... .,.,.1 I 111 the hal lor ot lioern 1 i-. --- --- , . Rnreka lodaat. So. St. Imlei-ndent Order -f (Ad Fallow, abata hundreds, friends it was of the deoease,l in 'oriner rears and still tru. to hfs meroorv. The store ..( Alexan der i Hexter wa closed at the funeral hoar ont of respect for the deceased. The pallbearer aagfg B. wells, .lames Jones, lot I iverniore, Henry J Tavlor, Theodore F. Howard and 1. J Mnrphv R alaxaadar, past cram! master of the order, offlriated at IDf grave in 01 Day ceniet. rv, wbera inter ment took pl..ce 111 acci.r.lani'e with the burial rites of Odd FelloWt touching addraai of ten ninnted dura tion, eulogistic In character, was at tentively listen! to as it came from the lips' of Walter M Pierce, and found a responsive chord in every hesrt John Hailev. jr., wa grand marshal. The death of l iicle .lake FraaWJ and hl removal from the placed which have known In in so long, will M long rememU'red, and carefully treasured. His friend mourn not as those ith ont hope, for his character is a monu ment that will outlast manv Bone thai may la more pretentious ko the sight. WOt'LD FIGHT" OUR TRADE Bohemian anutaeiurort Want That Burepean Loneart Formsd. Prague, Bohemia. Mav IA. At a meeting d IViheniian Muiiiifiii Hirers here balay it was resolved to initiate a movement for the summoning of a con gress of all F.uroHuin chamber at eoav rnerce tn onnsiiler measure of deiense against American BOdapatitioOi PUTT AMENDMENT WINS Poll of the Convsntlon Shows a Major ity ror It. Havana. Mav III - A definite v 4 M the Piatt anieinlinelit will be taken ill the constitutional convention today The poll this morning BbOWad seven teen tor. two against and ne DOObtfal. Intense interest li being madileeted St. George Restaurant EVEKYT H 1 Mi SERVED THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS :: Sunday Dinner a Specialty . OPEN ALL NIGHT FRENCH COOK ItauqiieU and Partli fflvrii gttra Allaulleo CNAt. SPENCER. Ieleili'iii.- 7L'. AI LEN BROS., Wood and Posts. UelKared fruiuntly Prli-es Klghl Kir ami I aminarack l.iats khh uii-e sou itry . iillii'e rear of Sav 1 uga Kank . PKKIM.KTON, - - OklX.o.N LOANS on WHEAT LANDS At lowest rates J. R. DICKSON, l.aat Oregoalaa Building, Pendleton. Oregon. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL. Uattfar New rtanageaneat. J. W BANCROFT, Prop. : i U4. II. uar dar. Maala Jmr Hpacial HaUM br tbv uuuth bast Hutol Iu tbe city (or Kauiltiaa Hui 10 all trsiui. Kras sanipla rooau glaotrit nguu and Hioaui b .t rir proof tiulldlug Cor. Court and Johnson Sts PCNDLETON. OREGON SEALS! Notary and Corporation $8.60 to $5 Delivered Order uf us am! aavr iiimnn . Oruera lu Huphur ttUu i also soiu U-U EAST OREGON IAN PUB. GO Two Black ; Walnut Eatdroono ; St-t - OtM ; i 'oinlunat inn ; Bureau. ; Thet are agf) rare. V. STR0BLE, Court Mrcrt ; WjWSVMMaAVWWWVWVWV ST. JOE STO This week we call attention to Shoe 1 a v Riiarantrr our men s waiaineasy to be th, ihoe. pa the mniket for 2.50. t)ur District No. 76 for Ladies, Misses and Ch'laJ have a national reputation for durability. Our Ladies' Julia Marlow for style and comfort cell all others. 4" . ' 4 )ut Ladies Latest Crestion shoes arc hnmmsr. the nricr. , ( lui Ladies' Norditl ilurini! this week for lor the price. Come snd look out ahoe line over ami saw ate, rVOKS MKRfANTFIEo "V- A 1 -v w - - am ea ai m k. m. d I j I f ? 1 1 ? tm rn ,"w i gal 1 1 1 w m m r-mmm. psa jaa sSorrnon aisboaar; Pill kur i!Lo."f"H!4 . . nb. Hays Mill Ml.r HI lAl.l.l4i".. lBlTllsl r.. A DAINTY SLEEPING ROOM l!r::T11iiIIT ...... sara I nilcrtakini: 1'arlor in Rear. The Navajo Coal Petroleum Oil Company Ownes 720 acres patented lands and 1 500 acres petrols location- n:i N.i.aju Kiver. Archuleta county. Colorsd ieet ol lumber on the grounds. $4,000 cash now id u ury. 500,000 shares non-assessible stock in tresssry used fut development work. Wells will he drilleil on the property within sixty Samples of oil mav he seen at tin- hardware tore d I now otiurs tor sale lao.oou shares of stock at 10c per Share par value 20c) Alter July 1, njoi, the company will St .1 k at less til. in t Ci lw r v nr.. 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