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BATDRHAY. JOI.V 18. 1UOI.
Clearance
Sale
Now is the time to get
good shoes cheap. All
i n n ' ho? must
b sold.
Don't miss your chance for your
size.
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Boot and Hiiro Man.
VITUS.
Jaa. A. Howard. Farm loana.
Baseball foods and flsbind tackle at
F raster's.
Bot your window ahadaa at
Murphy's.
$1 shirt waists, now 4tfc. Cleaver
Bros. Dry Goods Co.
fi dock soils, now $2.88. Cleaver
Bros. Dry Goods Co.
Have urn pictures framed ; latest
styles at Mnrpby's.
New designs in wall paper at
Mnrpby's paint store.
Wanted A chambermaid. light
work. Inquire at this nfhce.
Two nearly new reapers for sale
cheap. Inquire of Peter West.
Monopole cannedj peaches, oysters,
salmon, peas and beans at Hawley'a.
First class wheat pasture for cattle
and horses. Inquire of Peter West.
We will close out oar entire line of
steel ranges at cost. Baker A Folsom.
iV Rummer unod to close at 12U
Cleaver Hros. Pry domic
If yon are looking for something new
yon will find it at the Standard
grooery .
Midsummer sale of wash goods, one.
half price. Cleaver Bros. Dry
Goods Co.
Have you i
pianos and
Fail iocs?
ten the latMtt stock in
organ st Wakeiield A
Finest hams and lard on the market.
Home product ; try it, its guaranteed.
Bcbwars A Grealich.
Lost Between Pendleton and Pilot
Rock, a pair of fine shoes. Finder
please leave at this office.
lee cream for parties and lodge
sociables at special prices, quality
guaranteed. Candy Dutton.
Orescent bicycles on the installment
SI an at the Orescent agency in tb Kast
regonian building, payments 91 a
week, no interest.
The Standard Urocery company will
have a large shipment of bcolch oat
witnin a few days. Please leave yor
orders early, and avoid the rush.
The printers' baseball team leaven
on Sunday morning at 8:30 o'clock
from the Kast Oreguuian office, to go
to Pilot Hook for the big game
ecnedulixl hi Sunday afternoon, July
14.
Ds W. M '.Biil'alleii of Walla
Walla will be at liingham Spring
from July JU t Auaust !iu. I'artie
visiSrng tti.- tpring caii depend upon
receiving medical attention if
Cnarlse Cameron is In receipt of a
letter fruin LaaUtr t. Coy of La
ramie, ask lug to arrange for a game
of baseball between the second uinea of
that city and Pendleton. Tbe Pendle
ton boys are ausiouato arrange for MM
gams, but tne date for it oauiiol be set
at thin time.
The huinel teal man in Pendleton as
well as Mm liaudBumeet, and other
are invited to call on any druggist
and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and
relieve all chronic ami acute cough
asthma, broncihtis and consumption.
Price 26c and SOc. For aaie by Tail
man A Co., sole agents.
Feather Dusters.
The latgcst and beta line
of feather dusters ever
displayed in Pendleton.
TALLMAN & CO
To close out all short lines of shoes
Sweeping Reductions
are being made in price by
The Pendleton Shoe Co.
It wilt pay you to-come early
Hack tor Teal springs, telephone
Main 7S.
Chicken dinner at the Golden KiiIp
hotel tomorrow, Sunday.
Woodland eheeea, finest in the
market, at Hawley'a.
See the displav nt fanrv art and
Japanese citrine at Wakefield A
Failing's.
An experienced dining room girl ran
obtain a good situation hv applying t
VaoDian Brothers, at the Hotel Pen
dittos. None other need apply.
The band concert on Fridav ev.-i'i g
on Main street, between the Big Bosti
store and the Jndd block, was ol in
terest and pleasure, a large crowi. .
usual, being in attendance.
The road down the hill to theagenrv
is In a dangerous condition. It is cut
away badly and accidents are lialili' to
occnr unless it should be fixed. Tlx
farmers who have to travel that road
are tompiaining.
Charles Devi waa arraigned before
Justice Fits Gerald this Saturdav t..r.
mi ni, naived a hearing and ra bound
over to appear before the Biraail I
He is cliarged with stealing dishes
from the residence of Burr Jnln
His bail was fixed at I2.VI. which he
cannot furnish.
Fred Manger, who resides on Biri li
creek. U miles soul I) west of Pendl-t
has left specimens of hroim
grown on his ranch with W. D. Hans
ford, of tbe firm of Hansford A Thomp
son. Mr. Ganger seeded only OM acrs
of brome grase on alkali land, and
from it he cut three tons of hay tin
season. He aays that scarcely any
thing but brome grsse would have
grown on the land.
William Clark waa brought down
from Milton this afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Joe Blakiey, and will have a
hearing at 4:90 o'clock as to his sanity.
Mr. Clark was taken in charge it
couple of miles from Milton, hi
actions leading to tbe belief that he
waa crasy and a dangerous man to W
at large. He was handcuffed to pre
vent him from doing damage. Justice
Fits Gerald will hold the exam i nut ion.
in the a licence of Countv Judge Hart
man at Baker City.
Pl STOCK COMPANY.
Leon H. Hattenbaak and Company al
the Prassr.
Tbe New Booth, a strong military
drama of tbe war, was the attraction
that played to a large and apprecia
tive audience last evening at the Baker
by the Empire Stock coin pain headeii
by that sterling actor, Leon M. Ilalli-n-back,
says the Baker City Democrat.
The performance was one that
appeal to tbe student ol Americsn
history and arouses the patriotism ol
every loyal American. The capture of
a confederate spy within the federal
lines, the appeal of his siuter, aim i
in love with the commanding '
officer, all present an opportunity lot
strong dramatic effect Tin
lietween the acts of Denting ami Corral
were extremely clever, and took the
audience by storm. Miss Louise .Mi
Calium, as Bertha Danvera, the min i,
abused heroine, brought ont the symps
thetic lines of her part, in a manner
that portrays the true artist. Bhe is
one of the handsomest women on the
stage, ami her acting last evening gave
forth the impreasion that greater
things may be expected from her in
tbe future.
Mr. Hattewback as Walter Hastings,
in tbe role of a federal colonel, gave
a moat clever interpretation of the real
military officer. His pathetic scenes
ware clean cut and were acted with
force and intelligence. Hia comedy
waa a pleasant change from the more
dramatic actuations of the play. The
remainder of the company ware above
the average.
This company ''will play a week's
engagement, al Fraxer's opera h i-cominem-ing,
Monday, July 16. Heat
on sale at lull wan A Co. 'a drug store.
Prices, i!5, 36 and 60c.
OR PIANCK IS ACQUITTED.
Was Charred With the Bmbazilsmsnt
of is. 000 Bushsls ot WAllt.
Tbe DaFrance case ended in Walla
Walla wban the jury reported
a verdict of not guilty. The
arguments of counsel MMj lad (tires
hours on each side and were pstj
strong, lodge Ureut charite,! tin arj
at length, and the jury retired lot
deliberation. In two hour a verdict
waa retured. IieFrance wan charged
with euibeisliug ln.'iUO boeboll ol
wheat, and bad been tried ones for the
crime in Npokaue county. Errors were
made t the aoiirt and a nea trial
allowed. Then the cam- calm h, r.
lie I-rume waa charged jointly with
William Clifford in the crime, anil
Clifford had beeu twice oOJMl in lit I
and aen teheed to terms in tie
peniteutiary. These facta maile tin
caaa interesting ami the verdict ol
acquittal waa received with surprise.
orator Idlaman la Plaassd.
The Portland Telegram says: Hon
C. M. Idlaman, who delivered tin
I oiirtii of July oration at Pendleton
this year, baa been made happy hv lbs
reoeipt, with tbe compliment of the
i mirth of July committee, of
the finest hiankela ever turm-d out by
tbe Peudieton woolen mills. 1 In
blanket reflects every color of tbe
rainbow, and a number of other that
even a rainbow does not sport. It is a
creation of quality, finish, design ami
color that would make the average
Indian turn green with envy, ami Mr
Idleman i justly proud of the gift.
arrestas) far Steallag Cherrlat.
Constable James Dyke of Milon
came to Pendleton on the mixed train
Friday afternoon, bringing Otis
Franklin along with him. Franklin
and two others were eugaged in steal
lug cherries on Thursday evening iron
tieorge i lardaat Milton. Ail three'
were arrested. The other two boys
whose names are unknown, were
in tbe city lock up Is ramaii i rat
Thursday night. When the olhoai
went after tlteui Friday morning to
take them into court it was dtucovered
that they had dug out aud lit out
Franklin was fined 936 by Justice J.
L. Miller, and it is believed hi father
will pay the Hue.
Hasidene lor Sale.
A nice huuee aud lot ou Alta street,
south of the court house, Pandlslpn,
for aale cheap. Address, A. F. 1100
First Avenue, r-pokane, Wash.
before Has size run out
ATTACHED BY THE SHERIFF
Mew Suits Instituted Asalnst Clements
ft Wilson.
The Magnet Store, on the corner of
Court and Cottonwood streets, owned
la Charles Clements and John W.
VVilsnn, doink business under tbe lirm
name of Clements A Wilson, is in the
hands of Sheriff William Blakiey, on
atttchmonta as follower L. DinkeD
pis I -ons. of San Francisco, for
tttm M the plaintiff being represented
bj J II Lawrey . Pleieehner A Mayer
rompany, of Portlaed, for fWfi rep-
rnsented by Carter A Baley : Neostater
Brutltera. for IT.tii -13, alsn repreeeuted
by Carter A Raley.
To Rsplsvln the Shoe Stock
While in Portland on Friday, July
1L'. Colonel William Parson was given
the account of Hamilton, Brown A
Company, of St. Iiuis, for something
like f 7ts). to collect. Mr. Parsons
t'Hlay instituted replevin proceeding
.tgatiist Sherifl Hlsklev.to get the stock
of shoes out of the sheriff's hands. In
such caes the coroner ol the county i
the proper pernon to serve the paper"
on the sheriff, so Coroner W. (i. Cole
will mix up hi medical and legal husi
ness lodav.
The point raised is that there was
legal fraud and Hamilton, Brown A
Co. can follow their proiertv ami get it
hack.
THE CONDEMNED MURDERERS
William Parsons Consults With John H.
all. or Portland.
William Parsons of Pendleton re
turned this morning from Portland,
where lie cnntilted with John II. Hall,
I'tiiled State prneecuting attorney,
regarding the fate of Colombia Cenrge
ami I'oy-Toy, the condemned murder
ers of Anns Kdmti the crime having
I n . on ti itted on Atlgtisl 24, 1900,
It will lie remembered that the
supreme court of Oregon on .Monday,
July rl, reversed the judgment ol the
I niattlla circuit court condemning the
defendant to death, and declaring that
tbe state court did not have jurisdic
tion in suet case. Mr. Parsons states
that Mr Hall ha not tleti nitely de
cided on his course of action. The
mandates from the supreme court to
heriff Blaklejr, ordering him to re
lease th? prisoner from custody wlil
resell Pendleton shout AugtlH 1. It
is presumed that United States Mar
shal Hnuser or one of his deputies will
be hern to take charge ol Columbia
George aud Toy-Toy the instant they
are turned looee by the aheri ,
SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICES
For Information of Strangers and Horn
Paopls In Pendleton.
First Baptist church The usual ser
vices will beheld: the pastor preaching
both morning and evening The subject
of the morning sermon is: " 1'fie
Church iu the Home, and tbe Home in
the Church'' and in the evening
"Laying the Blame on Others'' will
li of deep interest to it I present. You
are cordially invited to attend all
these services.
First Presbyterian church July 14,
II a. m. "the Fig Tree Planted in a
Vineyard:" H p. nt., "The Place of
Safety." Mobert J. Diven, tastor.
Church of the Kedsemer Dtvitie
service tomorrow at hours as follows:
Celebration of the Holy Communion,
at 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer, litany
and sermon at 11 a. m. I vetting
prayer and address at H p. m. The
funeral service of the late John Misell
will tie held from the church at :i p. m.
PSOPLS HE HI-. FOR A OAT.
Jim llauscom waa in Pendleton to
day Irom hi (arm northwest of Pen
dleton. He ha .'0l acre of wheat
winch ordinarily would yield close to
til acre pur bushel. He aays it lias
undoubtedly tieen injured irom IS to
LU iter cent. The whc.i' rtalk- art- not
stout and bail would km:k it down
badly.
W. W. Harrah has a farm east of
Peudieton three mile. He ha 20
acre uf spring wheat, I7l of which he
ha cut lor hay ami will aave o acres
for hi houv. ol which lie has ...'si. He
says his spring wheat would have
ma, :' i lins lels to t hi' acre. hilt tl.e
irnst in Hired it at the loint ami t ilt It
down to 111 bUHhei to :i- acre had he
not cut it fur hav. He has recently
added a Poland China boar to i i-
oand nt Iioj. Afucli l, pnrcnaed Irom
C. M. Muith of Jefleraon. Or. He
lo ha live head of Poland China
rows ahich gill tie used lor breeding
purpose
PERSONAL egNTIOK.
B, 4 Currie of Athena ha arrived
in Pendletuu to wurk for Plalsoedur A
Miner,
Arlington Kecord : Mr. Hharrard
he gone with the children to visit
frieuda in Pendleton.
K. L. Habiu of Portland ia in the
city on business in connection with
the suit that have been instituted by
the creditors of Clements A Wilson. g
Mr. and . Mir. Frank Downey, the
Misaer Maggie and Julia Downey and
Frank lowney. jr., will leave early
Monday uioruing for Lehman spriugs
to remain until in September.
Hal Beach of Lewiston, Idaho, is
visitiug friend and relatives in Pen
dleton. He is a brother of Sf iss. Nellie
Beacii aud Mra. T. G. Hailey. He
will leave for home on Friday,
July 10.
Mm. M A. Kader left this morning
for Walia Walla, to visit lor a few
days with relatives. She was accom
panied by her two little daughters,
Lucile aud Hasel, who will remain
there for a lew weeks.
"JMr- f, L, Ftirhea M ia I .the I Forbes
anil Master Bristow Forbes left on the
tram this Saturday morniug for
Meechaui to camp for a mouth. Kev.
F. L. Forbes, presideut of the Peudle
tou acadeuiv, aud his brother from
Portland weul to Meacbain today
overland.
Mra. B. K. Coon aud MiasNina
Coou, who lalt for Portland ou Wed
nesday a delegates from the bwortb
I aague of the Thompson street Metho
dist Fpir-t'opai church, will aail Irom
Portland on Tuseday. July it), lor Sao
Francisco, where the National Kpworth
Ismud convention will be held. Toej
ml! not return uutil early in August.'
SUNDAY CL0la "aTwALLA WALLA.
baaobali uamas ou Suodar Not to Be
Permltiaa.
Tiie Sunday closing order, which has
been ordered by the proeecutiug at
torney iu Walla Walla, says the Statea
uiau, is lar more aweepiug iu its effect
than most people had any idea wheu
the matter first became public aud the
attorney authorises tbe stateuieut that
tbe very letter of the law must be
observed or the penalty will be
applied
This means not only aalouua, bust
ease nouass, iss cream parlors, soda
fountains, aud place uf auiusemeul
must uoi do buatneas, but it will pre
vent the uleclric lieiit cuuipauv from
Uiupoaiug of ita gaa and electricity on
( us- .-.aoimin iiBy.aiei i i- sim v
Isw even goes si In that it win inter
fere with the sale of the Sunday
Morning Union.
i H, Pedigo, in conversation with
a Statesman representative, was very
emphatic in the assertion that it was i
the intention to enforce the law with
out fear or favor and he advised those I
aim lid not wish to be punished hy a
flne to comply with the law strictly.
He further stated that no arrests
would be made on the Sabbath, hut vir :
lators of the section referred to would
ha promptly arrested on Monday
morninir. When asked the intention
regarding the ball game scheduled to
take place Sunday he said: "Fvery
man who engage in the game, together
with the manager, will be arrested the
following morning."
Rastsrn Oregon Apples.
F'.astern Oregon apples have estal -
h-died a reputation that is almost
world wide, ami are attracting atten
tion from purchaser located a long
distance away, aays The Dalles Times
M itintaineer. During the past week
representatives of New ork and
Chicagn tlrm have been here offering
to engage good winter applee at ti
and ft, an ir tsti and advance the
money now fur deliveries to lie made
next fall. The ssv Oregon apple
are in great demand in New York and
Chicago markets, and are ready to buy
all that may lie offered.
Think About it.
If you will only think it over you
will go to tee Martin when you want
to buy groceries. His motto is "best
gisnls at lowest price " His stock is
very large and well selected. Martin
has the best hakerv department in tbe
city.
I 'pun presentation with a
$5.00 purchase of Glass
ware. Lamps, Crockery,
(iraniteware, Soaps. Stone
ware, etc.
CUT THIS OUT
lt' worth 35c.
We will pay twenty five
cents to hearer.
Owl Tea House
Jelly glasses 33c dozen.
Oxford Sale
Tan Shoe Sale....
All of our large stock ol tan
hoes in ladies', men's, mis
Mi, children's and infants'
art- now on sale at closing out
prices.
Oxfords
both tan and black in ladies',
nun's and boys' can be bought
this montb at your own price.
Imam- and Misses' Slippers
are to be closed out this month
at hull price. Always remenu
her fitting feet is our business.
Ike Peoples Warehouse
THE FITTtiRS OF Mil
716 Main Street. Pendleton, Or.
ST. HELEN'S HALl"
EUAMXt It B8inS, Pres.
Uuanhac awl 0 tcfcuul fur girts. Prspan
twi tvr mlrsiHx ink. all UM Im,Iii culleyw.
1.1. adtaalr ' ' t c-igi. vurk lur girts out
tuWuduitf U Ku U i-v iimux Uuwlul tretum u
RAurr a fHi inn" kiMiwlsUgr uf lcli ur Ucr
1. .Al. UwaI uiuslv U.tl l..r Utusr si,. tat Iss
suits aud Uwar k u, nut Kur sklliad ! rl
,r 11, thu .jprtiiirnt i..i. apsviahsu u,
aaafs uf fltus, 1 1 .,fcrur . 11. ufatyr aatl
in the MsWsj uf hknlurr Bsa hunt, hi rr .
'" cuast. MuaUil uiuuoslw. ik hxtum
al .sh- Unaia mtcti Imii i 'uiuaiuihuus tmikl
lug, luoujcn, ruipiusnt. LusatKsi u Uk lai
u,,.Jiil. ikuiiii "I Uts tt usrk u sell known
fur lis bcaut au,l hcalthlulnsa, HssuUful
gTuuaas a itli su , inu uf touius sjm! ukt
tstll. A Urgv aau ll ciuippcJ DB-aasiuui u
pUiittsil u. U ...uiulitcl in uW At auiuiuu.
Fur huuk uf laturatatiui, apfilt t- lac unn
cipsl Tl. Itol SSI.
SEALS!
Notary and
Corporation
$3.50 to $5 Delivered
Ordar of ua aad saw mutiny.
Orders fur Hubber Stamps
al.' suilcltad.
EA8TOKEGONIA.N PUB. GO
Help orSltutton
Wanted.
CF. Cook's Emplojiuent Agency
Uomsr Main aud Alu BtrasH.
ft. Md.K 1 ii,s . . OBKOON
. , d.li . t .i Al I : : - a I A .1,.,
FRAZER OPERA HOUSE
One Week.
Comment ing Monday. July 15
EMPIRE STOCK CO.,
Under the direction uf
TAYLOR A HATTEWBACH
in
STANDARD PLAYS
Prices 25c, 35c and 50c Seats on sal- ;.t T.illman ami Co.'s
Drug Store Friday morning.
Shades, Curtain Poles. Mirrors. PietUfWS, Batrj Cabs. Go Carts, etc.
Undertaking Parlors in Connection.
A.
Everything
Low down tank pumps, Lace
leather. Suction hose, Ropes,
Steel cahle, forks, Hells, etc
HANSFORD & THOMPSON,
"The Leading: Hardware Men."
Main Street. Pendleton
SELLS & GRAY'S
United Shows
Will Exhibit
ONE DAY ONLY
Alternoon and evening at Pendleton
Wednesday, July 1 7
The six flarvelous Eddy's, Premier Acrobats.
Highest nalariod perforiuiTH in the known world; nothing
too tuflfiull for tliein to parform.
100 Startling acts and features.
Arenic Attractions Unparalleled.
Magnificent Street Parade
Never helore have you had the opportunity of seeing siu h gorgeous
display and royal splendor Avail yourselves ol it.
Wild Beasts from the jungles of Africa.
Hiss Edna has startled the world.
The ao clowns are a whole circus in themselves, so go prepared to
laugh.
Read what the Papers Say:
Topeka State Capital, June i4 'The pcn'orinani-e given by the
lamous bells and Gray 's United Shows here yesterday was the great
est ever given under a tent in this city "
Kansas City Times, June 12. - The Sells A Gray's United Shows
more than met the expectations ol the people hen t steiday The
street parade was simply a marvel."
Omaha Bee, June 6 "Never in the historv of shows has there
been such a throng of people under one tent as greeted Sells & Gray s
lamous production here yesterday. All speak ol it in the highest of
terms.
Reserved Seat Sale begins at y p.
Drug
E.J. Sells and J
LOANS
on
WHEAT LANDS
At lowest rates
J. R. DICKSON,
Beat Orcguolai. building.
Our midsummer
Furniture sale
is the center pi attraction and deserve-
Btratitel attention, Wheth
er yon intend to furnish ntir house
COmpleta r just conft-tnplatf the
atltlition ol a few BeceeMty pieces,
this is vciiir opportufeity. Ovtr
twenty.ftve differcnl t i r-s ol
Iron Beds
Dressers, Coin mod. -s. I'arior Fur
niture. Carpetl, Mattings. Window
RA0ER
Main and Webb 8H.
for Harvest
We have the
..GOODS..
and our prices are
RI6HT.
m on show day at TaUinan A Co
Store.
L Gray, Props.
-....
LOT FOR SALE IN
81.
For sale, lot 4 In block 81 , hue
residence lot at a low price Ap
ply lo
C S. JAC
0
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars
ST. rAUh
MINNKAPOMS
DTJLTJTH
VAM0
TO
AiRAND FORKS
H'ROOKKTON
fWTNNF.PEO
HKLF.NA and
BUTTS,
THROUGH TICKETS TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHI1 ADKLPHLA
M -W YORK
B08TOS .
and all r-'ints Fast and Honth.
T '".'..i N.,nt.prti l-actflr ataamiblp Co
r Aotsrlcan tins.
TIME S( HKDULB.
! rrrsln Isavsa Psrtdlslon nslty exrwpi nunnaj
Us)p m .
RAILWAY.
EAST via SOUTH.
usevs
;.ai m.
Uspot Fiftti nd I StrsStl.
Arrl
i.Tlanrt Kiprms forH.lfta m.
Halrtn, Klslr. A1I1
land. Sarranii'iM" "'
Haii Kraiicl"", Mi
lavc. ls AtiKrtss, H
Vb, N'' rlui aim
th. Kast.
Kowburp rMHMVi via ijt p. m.
w.lhurn for Mxint
A111H. HIIrrton, Wssl
s,-lo itrnwiisvlllf, Na
tron slid Hprtucflald
Corvallis Pasasuirsr ItfrJOp. m.
niit-i-n.t.M,.'. wnt''i ' a m
.ju a. m.
n.lOa. m.
4.Wp, m.
Dally. Mlalljr ncvpl Sunday.
THHotruH Turners
Hrnalr tlFksts on alr txtvwn Portland, Har
lantcnto and Nan Ktaiirlsco. Net ratrs l. flrsi
class and 111 sn-ond class. tticiudttiK slwpnr
Katrs anil tii s-t tn , Ktrni ikiIiiIs anil Hu
mp. Also .laisMi, CUtna. llawiiall. Tin- 1'tiUlp-pliM-s
and Australia, tan tw ottalnl from J.
k KlrSlAiiil, Tlckrt amii. TbJnl m., oor. Aldsr
I'onland, Or.
NEW LINE
To aud Irom tits
EAST
Illinois Central Railroad
Solid Trains
New Equipment
Wide Vestibule
Baqelre ant . R. a N. Co., or
B. H. TRl'MBULL. C.niM. Ageut,
149 Third St., rortlead, Or.
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Lincoln,
Nebraska
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East Oregonian,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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The Domestic Steam
Wliolesale
dealer in
Ice,
Wood and
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Beer.
Henry Kopij
Oregon L
WOOD GETTERS!
for barns and ilaslha
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Lumber.
Lath,
Shingles,
Building I
Tar Paper.
Lime and Cement,!
Mouldings.
Pickets
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Brick and Sand.
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Terra Cot
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AlU St., opp. Conn
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