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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1901)
I 't ih T0 TOY CASE SUBMITTED 1 KlIMY MAY lpni II- le. I-JT this ANY Dl ISIONS WBRB THE ATTOBSBTS. I Three Beautiful Styles of Shoes At Rader's furniture store is Attest lin f mus ami martins'. Wanted -A dttniBetSnt jtirl to .l eral house work lnunire at this a For rent Five riioru cwttae. . i furtlir information inquire at otace. The Heppner hasehall club defeated tlic lone rliih last Snndav hv a score of 13 to 1 on the ground of the former. Obi! n HoMttoti J. father fof tbe law! bread in ;le c.it. Deliver :oali part ol the city. 'I'non Bin in So, flc The l.d Maer-aweee ire notified that tlieir record keener ha mno(sl i Were those of for -To l.tTBD BT We are show. ft Wi B. 28t A pati nt calf with the new Cuban lu-t 1, new plain toe. and A French kid with full Louie heel, hand turned sole. 3rd A cloth fop French kid. hand turned shoe. These three shoes are the neat est, dressiest shoes this season. Call and see them even j m have a new pair. They wiil make your eyes glad CLEAVER BROS Practical Boot and Shoe M- BBBVITiKS Sweet cream Dntton's. Boys' mi ir..n matron- s IfBj cream, any flavor, Dw tana's. Near (avoir of dishes at Hawlee's. BailM haw fr lunches at Haw ley 'a. Ro roar window hade at Marphv ,. Bran, shorut, chop, bar lev and feed at Haw lay's. Wauled A second band aafe. In- 4Wi re at t hi- otBco. Bsve our rietur.e framed stelae at Mnrphv's All kinds of g I ores, Indian ami fac tory made at Haw ley's. Www design In wall paper at Murphy's paint store. r.-(r iterator and eater at Rader's furniture t Window shades, rnrtain Mlssj, rote, ale., at Radar's formtnre store. Oldest place and heat tainales, at La Roy's, cor. Court and Garden street. An art aate will take place on Mon day renin at th home of Mrs. I BBBSBa. N. Parka ley has sotae very desirable esurr terns. Ice cream and cake will be ser Monday evening at the home of Mrs. 0. J. Smith. Finewt hams and lard on the market. Home product, try it, it guaranteed. Basiwais A Grenheh New, new, arrived this morn me direct from New York. ee ttiem at Clearer Bros. Dry lioods Co. Creeoaot bicycles en the installment J dan at the Crescent agency in ttie Kant regoman building, payments 1 a wees, na inter est. Remember I bare a better stock of oil, axle-grease, rope, belting and all other harvest supplies than ever be tas. P. ftaoea, Halts Hare ie a change of a lifetime to make fl uuu nan ring on the Racek crank banger Tbe cold cast, await yes. Gall and asa times at Witbee's. Tbe least in quantity and moat in Quality describee IieWitt'i Llttll H tears, taw iaaiows wills for ourjeti ttoo and liver complaint. Tel I man Bn Milk we take, new ssn jest in e twetti at Ouaser Brt. Irry ' uods to. Worth f and $u, so be sold at and f.7R. Aafc a bent ttiesti at Cleaver Bros. Drv lioods Co. W. J. Baxter, of North Brook. N. C, say be suffered with piles for 15 eare. He tried many remedte with Bo result antil he uaed DeWitt' Witch Hasel helve and that tOick! cnml 1 lai, Talitaen A i Her oiln-e to tbe Kant rctf n inn Imil.l inc. upstairs. The CoJiai-Waila Walla bjbbm of baanhall, a inch was to neve oevurreo at Wa'ia Wails on May lodid not take place ou account of rain. Yon are mucii more liable t. diav I alien your nver and bowall Oo Dnt net ! properly. licWttt's Little Karly Kiserr remove cauw of disease. Tali man A Co. ''reparations are leint made to take 90U excursionist!' to Walls Walla on ibtinday. May It, for tbe taelail game : between Pendleton and Wulia Wails. The stK'iai at the baptist rbnrrti , Tfiursia evening was h BtsBsSUMl affair. Tin- ! ' , l n ii,h.- oar;..! luriii!'liel wiinc x 'C. uni?u ami re-I freaf.n.eet- were saSVat. rvWitt'r Uttlu Bar HiaeBa sw.ri ( tb- remotest jutrtsoi tbe boweie and re move InnSirRraj sfeelily Britn ii" dis comfort. Tbey are iamous lor tiieir atfl BBCjr. Baa ta taBSk Never gripe. Tall mun A Co. Tbe athletic team of tbe Pendleton High school. t'i tbe number to about li, had their photographs taken in costume Friday afternoon by C v VViwier. Tbey are in good sbae for the trsi k meeting to Ik- held in lei. dleton on Monday. Ma 27. A yoonc man einnlovetl a- a dish waober at the ueeti chop ii Kie is in the county jail chargeo with stealing one dollar from the till of the place where he was working. He was taken before Justice Fits tterald, waived ex amination and was held to the circuit court. "Our little girl was BBBMBMBtaBBl from strangulation durum a Bwddaa and terrible attack of croup. I quickly Br cure-i a lKttle of One Minute Cough Cure, giving her tl.rin- donee FlAedMwJ was master-i and our little darling speelil.v raxoveivd." BjQ writes A. L, sfiord, Chester, Mich. Talluian A i Tbe rmatilla eonutjr saeepnieiiV j convention - ca..ed l i p-e-ia.-nt ! utr.as be t- t- tiot tn Pemlletoii Saturday, June 1, at 1 o clock p. m. It has bean annonnred that ttie meet ing Would tie held at 1 B'eloBk h tht morning, but that mnst certainly be a in :atak t If peopb on y knew what we knoe almut Kodol Ivspeisia Cure it would Jastleaa Leavr TonlaM for Salrm. the Doeket Havlns Been bone Through la 1 t Dsjrs. uio-i ;i.Hrtanl and interesting .as- before the i;nreme court at tbe May term tn I'einUitton, both on ac eoajit of tbe grarity of tbe crime char ;ad and the leal qnestinns raised. and t niumhia ' oHirge, i-onvicteii oi tne mimier ot nt "e Bdna at the Oeteber term of the cirruit court in Pendleton, and sen .1 to be hanged on Friday, Iiecern-1 bar -1, : '0 . Tla principal contention ol appellants is that tbe circuit conn lacked jurisdiction William Parsons. Robert .' Slater and James H. Rsley, for tbe appellants, took up almost all of Thnrsilay and Friday forenoon with their arguments. District Attorner T 'V Hailer occupied the rest of the . lie, ami if there are any decisions ttearing on tbe rase it is a sate asser tion that they were , referred to and portion ni them read, at least. A toe .leeisiuD of tte supreme court of the stale d Oregon goes in the Toy-Toy cae. so goes that ol I olumnia eirge iel separate apiieals were filed tbe argument in the Tor-Tor case will BjO for both. Ths Docket Clsarsd. o;:' the ilispoeiti n ot the following t vi ae-. tin dia-ket has been cleared and the supreme court judges will leave tonight for Salem: Charles Altachul, appellant, es. F.nimet Clarke, respondent . Harney count v : Williasas, Wood A Lithieani lot Bppallaata: L. R. ttelieter and Will K Kmc for respondent; sub rirttist and transferred BO Saleji. .1. J. Meeker, reandent, vs. i iregon Kailway a Navigation company, ap peltant 8. Hennett. for respondent , t'otton. Tea! A Mimir, for appellant : transferred to Salem for argument, to be heard eptemler M The abore two cases were placed on Mm bVsBBwI sini-e the supreme court wfiit last seesiun here, so that 43 cases wer disKed of bv that body in 11 working dsns. Tbr supreme court is behind ah an two years In its work, nut is gaining ground slowlv. Tbey know bjs rest or vacation, ami have to work long hours in order to keep up with IBsSH work Tbey bsre filed a unanimous opinion that the supreme c urt skouh! be increased to five members. REVILW OF CR()f MATTERS Says be nseo in nearly every In usehoKi, as there are few r pie who do not suIVh from a feeling of fullness after eating, belching, flatulence, sour stomach or wator brash, caused by indigestion or dvsNpaia. A prva ration such as Ksjatal Ilvspepeia Cure. filch, with no aid frru. the stomach, will digest your food, cer tainly can't help but do you good Tallman A Co. F.. C nrn'iniiiii. supfrtntenlent ol the state bah hatchery uear Oregon City, and J. C. Bradley, stent up to liibboo on the early morning train, came back at .' and went on to ttie Meadows and the mouth of tbe I'ma tilla to remain a couple of days. There is a good prospect of a fish hatchery being established uear the mouth oi the McKay creek. three miles west of PeudlMoti, where the water (rum the Fanning spring can le atilised. FITS fOB TBE CH1LPREB. Don't Disappoint I ham Whsn the ClPSMJ Comas to Town. I hies yonr memory ever Ball back to ttie day wbau roe were a fair haired little "lot. " and tbe aOvam.e agent of the old time circus invaded roar little borne town with his pretty pictures of prancing ponies, elephants, dugs doing all sort of tricks, ami the merry old clown with his funny painted fa-e and grntesjie gar), ami ttie innumerable wonderful ti.iVigs t of Ilo ratal BsV-BHBaiA xJ e i V BbLvB' BB-2xvS&Bm roiir-e it. do member boat vonr be.irt iai.it, au : you longed tor f tirat- tt' aoine wheii tbe filtlT woo id arrlee. and afutr on nt i ng toe weeks and day am! I tbe time arrived ami the "greMt-: show on earth" appeared? Was thai not one of the ,happieet days of your life? Without doubt it was. The man must la- Plane indeed who asanciate his first i en- with the happy days of youth. Time ha passed since then. You may have little soen and womeu ot your own le w, wiio nil HI poi ii iihi Tin ssini Joys at.'l Bsosa t tons, the expectations and the disap poJastaaaBta that you did Korria A Howe's nig trained ar.imat shows will exhibit in this city on I ndny after noon aad lilght. ui.ilef their muo-ii n- water proof teuu wi ai! near the u. K A S aasj the little one- t( bdja not fa'l to I, Uif free h--CtttCI hi located : not tail to la' I moral sh I the new carnival 1 pared wl. ind CALF AND KID aboes of tbe moat desirable styles shapes adorn the w tadpSH Bad abal - S of our atom. Its a moral certa my that we can pi ease you as to fit. con, fort and fashion. We have made every prucaution for spring and sa mar, and await your stall with aarieci cuafbieuue of our ability t- aait you. iinirjiiug of toe exhibition. Norri ft llowe's shows is eminently suited ami adapted to aiuuse the intie one , You canuot crowd Us Bsni fa snaabiaa tuto their hvea. Tiwor I. appoint day ure now, and tbey w'i, remember tlie day spent at Norri a Howe ahows in after years, as one of tbe happiest of their live. Do not disappoint law little one. Pendleton Shoe In.. WM. FJTZCi.HiLlJ, Manager. "I have been suffering :rom dyet--: -; sia for the past Kl year- and have been unable alter trying all preparations an I ' phyaiciaii to get an r.- After tak- inu one bottle of K -1 . . ' rpeiiaia Cure I found relief and an i ueai ii than I haw ha cannot praive Ktaiol 1 Ibigiilv." writes Mr 1 v.... i f. Vor'l Creek, A-l w in letter ' Ji) years. 1 jia Cun- lis' W. Hubert. Tallman A Co. Spring Troubles... 1, ie- of appetite. Billiou-nesH, Moiuach ailment, Finiplee and Other Eruptions ure ? nut- ul' iht'iii. A Pleasant View Corrsipondrnt Vagetauoa u Beemins. i",-sant View, May 1. Tliis has heel: by all odd the best growing week "f the Mason, and vegetation which bad !een somewhst backward is boom ing, iirain of all kinds, whether fall ii BliriBaj sown. Ib dOSBBJ well Fall barley has headed out and some of the earlier faM wheat will soon lie in bend, liarden are doing much better than they had been doing. Probably i.o cent of the umiiierfaMowing is done in this nighborhood, some farm er, fiavinr finished a week and others . J' ' "r ten lays earlier than usual. While the ground is getting hard in some places from lack of rain, where it was plowed deep two years ago and not trauified a itli stock during the winter the plow mg is fair ret. V U. McCormmack. who has m.ished plowing a half section on the home place and a section a mile sooth of Knltou. is now at work on a half BMtl B m tlii neighborhood on hi brother Waiter' plane. Tbe outfit consist of the big steam traction engine with which Mr. McCormmack .hies hi harvesting attached to s US I ' tnt tned header and threeher. The engine walk right along with hvi ti.ree-hittnm Casady gang plows, n . : iik" I"' m i ws .irawn 1 lit - bji lay' work is en acre. Som. Big Plowlas- Hat and rata are more plentiful at warehouse than the formerly a era am! do considerable damage tn rsckl I'runk Wo-druB, of the Western Vsreh iIim company at Fulton, ha pro- null. I r of Kelgian hare. He ayr lie ha loci tuld that the bare are good rat-catcher and mouses, though he adu.it he has never asen aataSI any, However, he didn't iaret iu tl.ein piiinilfailljl lor that lqrp w anyway. Pleasant V ew Bel s. Mr W 1 1 Mwlcher are) oaugbter. Ml- Agnes. ano- from Peiidlelou Maaafdaj ran lag oa a visit in Pleasant View ;iml igfaiBswl home Monday. Mr, i V,rr i K slierniin and ct.il '.- mi we-e over from t old -nring -unday visiting r-:st;vei- here Mr and Mrs B. L mi. ith, of len Blataa, Bra caller in Pleasant Yiea ianday evening. Mrs It I Fish, who has tee mak ing her home in Pleasant View for SOUri time, went t Pendleton 'Iiieiias t e with her daughter, Mr. Q. T. Meek r, aim has been quite ill for I'llllS 111! i.-.in'lrw and irandma fluff attended the lunerul of Jacob Fraer Wlne0sy RAIM-.R-S MAP OF 0RLCJ0N SlallitiM That Will Sa Read With brat Inlaeast. Ni A. Hader. the furniture man !ias list reeeived -eeral thousand copiee of a statistical map si Oregon Aim ii he has compiled and had untiled tor the laoo-fit of his custom er particularly , slid for all others who Baeir to inform themaelve concerning many tact of Oregon. Ttiis map is a valuahle reference work The state of Oregou i shown up clearly by coun ties of different shade, together with their county seats, mountain range , lakes, rivers and principal title. The statistical part emlirace a church di rect ry of the i ta of Pendleton a Pen lieton ' ret suriety directory, enutaiii- llig the name, number, Ueel:ug place and mt-tini.' night ot ?,i aucret order popHaWot) of I'matilla county by miiinrjcivll dtvisiuu is given, together with annual salaries of chief rulers of d liferent nations and of army ottcers. population nf the principal cities of Idaho. Wasbingtou and Oregon, statistic- of counties and countv seats, popu lation u' cities of the L niled rl tale, etc A a work of reference the map should find a conspicuous place in everv household in 0 mat i Ha county It also speaks loudly for Mr. Hader's pro-gresaiveness. Atlantic to the Parlflc as the repress ttire of F,van. Snyder A HneM. Chicago lirvsttH'k ftawdler, is at the Hotel Pendleton. Mr Framing is hots again to look around among the sheep men and arrange for some shipments to the East. Personal Haetten. tleorge W Ilasen. a Pnrtlanu law ver. 1 regiteml at the H Mai dt. "eorgc. Haggs F. Oiuiner. of the O. K. ft R . Oo. 's legal driWirtmeiit, is at the II Be Pendleton Mr. and Mr. J. F.. Rnbe.lew hsve gone to tbe While Pines, in Idaho, for two months. Cia Slate, of Pendleton, is registered at the Sagamore hotel, savs the Haker City Herald of Thiirdy Judge W. R. Kllis is a giif"t of the Hotel Pendleton. He is IomIBSJ sfter the work of putting up his resnlci i-e on Lewis trtet. Dr. L. Dell, who ha be.'n s practic BBf pbysn ian for nearly half s BBS). tury . was in Pendleton on I ridsy from ! bis home st Alliens. Ralph Knapn. a BSBpaprT msn formerly of Albanv. for ttie nat yearl with the-Atoria Kveuing Nans, is a visitor in Peinlleton today . Hugh McArthur, ol Portland and i Athena, came doan Iron, the latter place on Thursday afternoon ami pnt in tbe reel ol the day visiting :th old friends. Chester A. Whiteinore, president of the Irw in-liislson company .h at k manufacturers of Portlaml. Spent Fr; day in Pendleton on bm-.nei an. I pleasure. Henry F. Pier-e arrived Ibil morn ing from san Frain isco, and a ill re main in Pendleton Ml about hi day He is intereetel in s number of log oil and mining deal. William Wiiiaby, ot Athens wss in Pendleton on Fridar. Hi nu.ine was in connection .with tbe protwtmg of tbe will of hi wife, who died last Sunday at home near Athena. At the state Sunday School inven tion at Salem. Mis Belle Wallsn. of Pendleton, was elected sts'e nisr;i.- tendent of the normal department, and Mis Mamie Wa'ker wa- Bppo Bted Ow the nominating enmm ttee. Mrs. Laiuif F. Coot hi a gneet of Mr. T. C. Taylor in tt. i. iitv Mrs Cook came from Maker City and ts on her way to Dawson City, to join Mr Cook, who went there so BOOB a the spring navigation permitted. Mrs Lilliam Frederick will BrTtai In t'ortland in a few days trom tan loruia, ami will come home t We i from Portland with her lister, Mi Christine Pruebstel, who ha been there during several months past. Charier C. Berkeley ha gone t- Vancouver, Wash., where he will re main lor sometime a supervising engineer during the construction of the big bridge there Mrs. ! r.. no and Iter mother. Mr V K. iHrepatn have gone to Spokane, stopping fur a visit in Walla Walla. They will go Irom Spokane to Vencouyer. joining Mr. Berkeley and making tlteir home there during the summer, at least. They mar remain for a longer ernl. ST. JOE STORE- L. H. Shipp l ittle McKay Choice Creamery Butter PER POUND 25c LYONS MERCANTILE CO., 0 a srion r, llnf LoSs, . amlnlii tffl 1 tns to iwarr P. Quikns Curtit Lost Manhood, lm- rr'ioen imomma, rwns Ipn'm it lasiona. Lam uaot MB or Dis- frriM.ff. riii'H Narvous Dp- Woman. VincMnlh c'-nrge. 8too Slr wShl iu. . S . .!' t l.s H , M I M . s aaortsi, BMShop Wemeilr . f Iri .M.lx r ' x i .cj., San Franclaco, Cal. urn ish e A DAINTY SLEEPING ROOM i i tin desire ol every woman who Ism n eye tn the beautiful and a cultivated taste She tan fit up hc-r slr-eptng toon, parlor or dining room li 'ii put claborata stuck from tl i plainest tc thai hihost grades bj 1 at pet CM that fare tight. MA I TINCjS .it n-iltici'i! prices he ti i o i-rsi i l I'arpt-ts, Kncs Window Shade. C ttrtam polos, baby l, go carts, ninrurs. pictures, etc. I'ndcrtaking Parlon in Hear. M. A. KADEK, Ml in and V--tdi Streets. DOG POISONED ON TtMfltSDAI Wheat St Oat for Pigeons Old Us Deadly Work. Al Ieepain hart an Irish setter pni by poiaoning at i on rhursday. the particulars ot which would indicate that some one ha la-en rvry careless or has been handling poison with great reckleseneas. Three Ins: ctter pups, including IiutHUit, owne I b) Mr. I leans in. and Belle, owned by ieorge K. Ijih. have their quarters in a kennel back of the BBTBfBoa lodg ing bouse Mouie person nsd BpMBBI ' ly set out poisoned wheat lor pigeons at least five of those bird Oropi . dead in the yard alter having partaken of the food. I'n pout found one of the dead pigeons and e.tt part ot it, ami diet) within 15 unite thereafter The colored porter of Murk Patl tiartier shop had otitainetl a aquab in tbe same vicinity and had them dressed ready lor ciaiking tie learned that tbe pun had Bied as though frn.il poiaon. lie do! nn .-a' the squalis . Depont aas a valuable pup and highlv prised by its uaner. Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards w Pedigreed Belgian Hares and purr bred Fowl. llama. V t1 r jtafr. l-t each. Barred. Buff, and Waits f'lym oath Rocks Kgg 11!. 00 per 15, .S sitting- f .r BJ iai ; slso some Barred Hock eggs at fl.W er silting. Koee an '. ngle Comb Kiiode Island Reds- Egg (8.00 per Ift, S sittings for 'a Visitor welcome. For further information add re- The Columbia Lodjfinvr House til YU. WAl'E I'en . ... '-.'on. is I his our Lxpehence? M UI.V H UMSHKIi i; i: in txNNBtTIOS iv CENTER OF 111." it K I'.l I A I TA& WKBH-Isi F SCHtMIMV Prop. M B B Y C0B;N I L A R K t Mvr a Bir-.h Buffoon. But alwajt.a frevoking Comsdlsn. As a fnn-promoter and a mirth provoker, Harry CofBuB t larke has in. superior anil but lea equal Vet Mr Clarke's methods of inspiring Bsirh ni'Dt, while uiastvrly, are strictly legitimate. He never deaeeud tn horaeplay BOf wins a laugh by means than those ol a most ret in-1 artistic and gunuiiir cuiuedy latent His make-up is etcentric, quaint or nu luorous a tl.e case may la-, hut it i never a burlesque nor a -ari .ature. More, he sink hi owu individuality entirely m the ... as-i . Fur the Line heiiig he is a fa: till n reproduction, to tl.e l.le, ol tne cnar acter he i portraying, and la facial espreasion, the toner and intleetiuu ol his voice, his diction and the inauuer isms'be make Use of are Iti alwolute harmonv with that character. And. incidentally, no tau of hi delineation are the same. Hut he j aiaay a gen tlemau never a huff'ajn, uiway deft and suhtl. never clumsy nor coarse , a finished artist rather than a clever trickater in making I. is effect. In this asy he is a legitimate suc cessor to Jtasuph Jefferaou, William Crane, Muart B ilieoi., mihiI, Kus eell and others of the older .oiutxlian of the American stage, whoae laurels there seem every Hfcellbnofl Mr. Clarke will assume, as ttsairs are, per . Nt Bi laid aaide. A jsMjaV 'lHta BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBS KtUM Hkfik FOB A DAY. SARSAPARILLA Correct all of ihetn? luakof the bkxxl pare. TALLMAN & CO. Ursigglsts. aud Hubert I'. U ilaou. of the Burlington, is a: the Hotel t i ieorge. Mr. Wilson sail- tnat after all tbe eacitemeut iu -treet and the stirring un of a ahulc aorld over the tluiriea on the ta-k f ichauge, one fact remains un- do-puled and uudiapulable. It i this - the Burlington ran the finest train in the universe, uiake the fasteet time carr.es it paesengers in the greatest c inlort, in abort, is the very ooet railroad iu existence, a sort of B. U.O i , Beet Railroad on harth Johu rleoiiug, known from tbe An Old Bird Isu't caught with chaff and a wiae person in not tempted with conimun jftMltOItt ware when they Can Buy Johnoon ', t tine bemi-porceluin for the .lame price at the Owl Tea House. Cheapest place iu Oregon. riUla'iui fur pruni. ii.ua and i --!.. Lt I NCAGLE BROS Telephone TS. Al LEN BROS. Wood and Posts. St. George Restaurant EVERY! II 1 ( i ih.vi MIL M A K KL i FFORDS Sunda Dinner a neualt. OPEN all NIGHT l KL( I! COOK H't liirii-h gitait, Kxtrifa AlsCHUKU CHAS. SfCNCER, I'ropriuiur. UellVdrotl I o.in I r an Hrl alliun.: Ollice rear of PfcNIM.hroN, Oft BOOM LOANS on WHEAT LANDS kMjSMsMa fMsSjaiBSsasMSfJsMMBf Two Hlack Walnut lied room Set One sQinbination iiureau. art very rare. At lowest rates J.K. DICKSON, Hast Uregonian Building, He ad let on. reg.n. ! V. STkOBLE, Court Mreet. SASVV Var Hl'Ui HOTEL. For Rigs To go Fhing or for a can to make a call telephone Main 7w. axvia ckaii, r. r. . . Coder New nauagentcnt. J. W bANtKOH , Prop. vymJ'' od MM per (toy, Meal Jtm. Sesl Hull . lu lUe cit tor taumiM etu ui all Uaiiu, rre saaipl roouu. Electric ilfltUi ami SUiauj heat. ri .ruuf uuililing Pendleton Ukiah Stage Une Cor. Court and Johnson Sts. PtNDLETON. OkEOON ALL THE NkWk! Take tne Kaat OtaMoiaa. Dad s-oa a year by bmuX Weekly gi-fa, aaat ktuu Weakly BaKi a yeai. Saa.uleMpy free nustoa Caraey , free Leave I'.-ml ..-i- i: ..-r, ,)uv B( - ,,',.i,M. eaort Sunday, for Pilot Bouk, Kye, K it tlftS , A 1 (111 JAJlfJ I ' at i is 1 1 i . I ... IN fofNli-jut . t.tcii aiiiiiial in. - i City otto at 'la.lu.in ore. (Jo's druy K'1-I.OWIKO 1AK iasu lefceu up by Uta sultt al Ike vxiilralUaii i. ""'' ; o;,"ur e or J I' L oil dtir, ataiui ui. old, lgUi about oaled Mi. J. I Mil IlkSIMMAN Oil) aUuaSai.