wSlN( x OUT
1 1V
4
ond Uawna to go at
C Vccf
all
and -5C nooda will be sold nt
O Yhi-1
Summer Vests, to close
Cleaver Bros. Dry uoods to.
WOl.
8MB A PORCUPINE
taggM l MX l Home on Farm
l... .. .. f n . , l i . t 1 II
UlJS Im in Hill t bON on
SMI Ili'sr r. ii".
pn.JI-t..t at the Wei ton , asm
odlataf at MM Lake Union
One partn'iilar itt)0j 01 inter-
'a. letter IK Ilia: nr. niJum" ir
" tter li-altl' Hian (or never
Itti pa. n'1 another in that
,h..it MM ne louii'l iiin kennal
W - T 1 1 . . I uu..
1 1 in hail mile. I ne lino
. trouble Willi ii I'"" """'
ta serf tliormigblv iiiiintiirHiJ
.mill. The ilotl" belonging to
Ltt am a fiitnntie an any in
ST Tbey are gravuminda vita
iti)ioo,' and that particular
iou ii bulldog of ,-rr-at BOfM
nscity ol purH)e. The hmiiuls
ill.log nndeMtaml OM WOUW
If when MO are hunting. It
in fitted, and there i- no goml
todciubl the assertion, tiiat the
i will bring a woll or heur to
!n wnd one ol their number
,. ... ; ! ' 'tlld
int it 10 teeim. The necessity
trite? Iruui ttie lact that the
(it built hir fighting and h la
ootcootorui to it racing model,
it ronietUn hig game, however,
ohony on the aiut. lie ilmis the
: the Aghting lor I lie doge, while
ttie raniiing.
by crowd that quickly gathered,
irntn them she learnetl he was not
seriously injured. Thereupon she
drove n. In toe meant mie ahe had
reqiieated that a phyaician he summon
ii i inn the man lie nr. in nt I v mid
' I'Brefully cared lor ami that ahe would
pay the expense.
SIllDiY IVININC'S AlCIUkNT.
Barrett lororrnkiioii was rurnisnen 10
u UtlMtOreironit.il Reporter.
i: the mount of Sun lay evening 'a
il MOOUaV. tin- null' Ill M il-
Ult tlie lad lee driving the home
DUISV wlncli ia-i"l over .1 limes
i LiiiMii hil not even take the trou-
pr u atop to ioiuire whether the map
la . ..I I..., ... ..... Tl.t. AiA
H u Wl I IIUI. Ul IIW. I HIP U 1,
' ' I r- 111 !MtUn.r I III' Ill tiniill
aw obtained irntn .Mr. Lauiian
pa"!., UUl Slliir,llll III' nHh HnillC-
fimv 'Mini uum ui -ii m k aim oiner
H aiut iliit L n. ... u l.ul v..ll.. I.....
Hal. Mr. Polidore Mwim wue driv-
'"MR. our Biiiiioi'O mc norm-
'H toe MM and wioil hm-lr ti,
imu ii i iik, eiirrouiiueu
THK HAIR BRUSH
Breeds Dandruft. Which Cauaat Falling
Hair and Finally Baldnaaa.
Prof. Untia, llatnhurg, Oermany,
Kuropean authority on akin diseases,
says that dandrufT in aa contagion a
any other' malevolent disease, and
that one common aotirce of the spread
ol land ruff in the one of the same
hair bruah by diflerent person. The
way to avoid catching dandrurf or any
other disease from another' bruah,
is to insist on the use of Newbro's Her
I picide. It not only kills the dandrufT
Igurui, but it is also an antiseptic that
I will nrevent the catchinu of anv di-
eaae whatever throuirh contagion of
another's bruah.
m m m
Arrivals at Hotel Fondlston.
lioHsic Mi I inn i"l , Portland
8 II Hoober, Portlaml.
Wu Maber, Portland.
(' M rim ith, Portland.
.1 l Scha.ff, Portland.
E K Mweetrer, M ninoHpol it.
W L Marshall, I'ortlatid.
Oeo T Coyne, Portland.
Henry Malmgren, Houston, Texas.
P C iierhardt, San Francisco.
.1 I .-tone.
K .lacobson, San Krancisoo.
K C Thayer, (Spokane.
J K Krause, Vacaville.
J .1 Uurns. 1'ortlaud.
A J Hall, Spokane
T W Jackson. Portland.
A 0 Kowland. ProrldoBM
1 1 1. Warden, Portland.
ou are not prepared for
HARVEST
Mil run Iimmm raa..... .i ..t
. mr imjiii it ''an m in.tr
Colored Glasses
. , 5 and 76c.
aaJLIift uri..... -
1 tm coioreo iu, w
and SOc.
Eye Protectors
all Ibl Ann
r"Mg loaf t u,iK fr
leuuk wajou. 7,v. $.a.ri. $l.ft0.
Inuor Mud ,, M pal) &u your
MBBM 4a, ...
r -wur aatialaction.
L HUNZIKER,
-v. anu upucian..,
rtoAlMittl,ii..r ,v llexuir's
Deatnen Cannot oe cured
bjr i.. . ul ailli:atiuua, aa Uu- i annul ruacb tbe
iloauaavd Hirliou ul llie uar. Tborti la ouly one
way in l ure ituatlii'aa, auii .Ual la liy ruualllu
liuual rained lua. Dealueaa la rauaud by an in
llauiuil eoudlllou of thu inuroua liuiug uf ibv
Kuatjubtau lubu. Wbou ibia tube gela in
tlaiueil you nave a ruiubllug auuud or tmper
luul bearing, anil wbuu It la eutlrely uluaed
ilualneaa la tbe ruault, ale I UUluaa Ibe lullauiuia
tlou cau be takuu uui aud tin- lube reatured m
it uoruial eoudlllou, bearing will be destroyed
lorever ; nine eaaea out ul ten are eauaed b
ealarrb. wbleb la uolblug bul an lutlaiiied
coudttluu u( tbe miieoua aurlaeua. we will five
one bumlred dullara lor auy eaae ol dualueah
(eauavd by ralarrb) tbal eaoaol be cured by
ilali'a l aiarrh Dure, ttuud lor rireulara, free.
T. J. C'HKNtCV A .. Toledo,
Mold by all drugglala, 7n
Ilali'a Family I'llla are tbe beat.
Tna Klka Carnival Staaai Fair."
Kur tbe above ttie Washington A
Columbia river railway will sell tick
ets to Tauotua and return for ft. Tick
eta on sale August 16 good returning
up to aud includiug the lUtb. The
Northern Pacific baa declared the
official route bv tlie Spokane Klka, aud
a large excursion train will leave that
city August the . .iu for Tacoma. Kor
lull information call at tbe city ticket
office.
WALTKK Al'AMfci, Agent.
Tblnk About II.
If you will ouly tbiuk it over you
will go to see Martin when you MBj
to buy groceries. His motto is "lieat
goods at lowest prices." His stock is
very large aud well selected. Martin
has the beat bakery department in tbe
city.
Working M Hours a Day.
Tbere'e no rest for these tireiesa lit
tle workers Dr. King's New Life
Pills. Miliums are always busy, cur
ing torpid liver jaundice, bilousueas,
lever aud ague. Tbey uauiab aick
headache, drive out malaria. Never
gripe or weakeu. Small, taste nice,
work wonders. Try them. -V at
Tallman A (Ju. 'a.
M PLEQED ARTICLES
acludiu,, (juntlciiicn's and ladies' gold and silver watches,
T0'1' k,,lJi. errings, chains and great variety ol Jewelry
be sold at extremely low prices during tha inonlh of August.
mly .or the bargains
l a must complete stock of furniture, linoleum, stoves,
JJJPa. crocket and carpets.
m lor pliuabiguj and tinning given prompt attention.
Joe Basler,
Main Street, Pendleton.
OIL STOVES -
W.J.CLARKE & CO.
Opera Huuue block.
FuH Line of Tents, Wagon
cvers, Anti-rust Tinware,
General Hardware.
ABOUT A WOODEN LETTER
ROMANCE OF A FAIOUS MINERAL
W ATBRS R If SORT.
Mystery Unroldad at Bingham Springs
oy a Happy Ending or a
Courtship.
Bingham Springs, A Iff, l:. Special
t'orresnoiidence. I was inairn.-tn.l La
tbe etlitor to searcii about this place
in. i iearu some romance that would
add interest to this spot where so manv
persons Bpeml their summer davs. The
idea impart, d to me lv the' man of
pencil was this: Here where MMj
(.,-..if nunr i,i iiusin among the pinev
woods and sit in deen sbadowa ha.".
neath the towering mountains, here
should he romance of the kind to
inspira poets and make fortunes for
DOVWlltta, YesterdHv, Mon.lav. liter
the Sunday guests Imd Jwpfarted and
left us to a more quiet week, 1 found
what you want. So here is the story:
"Kvervone who has come here has
noticed on a limb of a tree opposite
the hotel a large wooden club and a
peculiar growth of wood forming the
letter "S." This " N " has a history,
and the history was brought to I lght by
the happy Itetrothal last week of two
young people, and the announcement
of their intended wedding. It seems
that several years ago, these same
young people were here from Portland,
their home, and the young man follow
ed the rule of all summer resorts and
lei I in love with her. She was not re
olprOOMl, or at least said she was not
and he had not learned that a woman's
'No' means 'Yes.' He was a craiv
sort of a fellow and resorted to a de
vice to secure an answer to his pro
pnttl, for' her mother guarded her so
closely that he was unable to see her
alone and he was leaving the following
morning.
"He cut Ibis wooden letter 'N.'
Where tbe angles are there is such a
format iou that were one of the arms
cut ol it would leave a perfect 'Y.'
His idea was that if she desired to
answer 'Yes' she was to cut of! one ol
the arms and hang the wooden thing
on that very tree where it Inn- hung lor
all these years. If IMo1 was to be the
answer she was to hang it as it was, a
letter ' N.'
"She decided that she would not
transform herself into a wood chopper
for any man, and indignantly left it
tloTe as her.answer of 'No.'
"Last week they came back by a
mere coincidence, she with her moth
er and he with bis sister. They were
assigned to the same Utblg BJ the man
ager of the dining room, ami now they
will end the roiuaiue of their lives
witb the regulation denouement of all
stories 'They married aud lived bap-
pily, etc. 1 know that very many
will Is- interested in this explanation
of what that eculiar wooden thing
means Mist hangs in (runt of the hotel."
CITI WATER I 0R THRESHLRS
Soma Fill Tanks Without Paying tha
aupeeinteaaleBl Whet hi Pue.
A citlaen notices that many tanks
n conveying water to threshing
machines uear Peudleton are filled at
the city stand-pipes that have la-en
erected for tbe uae of ttie aprinkliug
cart drivers. Inquiry at the city re
corder's office iou ud that it ia known
there that water is lieitig taken - by
some men who do not pay lor tlie
same. Siiierintendent J im Brown, of
tbe water system, stated that just five
men pay for water to till their thresh
er tanks, these being: I.. B. Hams
dale, w. W. tiillett, M. T. Howe,
John I'.agen and Prank Snvder. Ac
(ordiugto this, ul I others who lake
water ir un city statulpiies or hydrants
are stealing it. Superintendent
Brown aays lie is watching for those
others aud proposes to make them
march up to the office and settle.
I he rate charged is 1. Ho for each
do.eh tanks of average rapacity ol 600
gallons, some being larger and some
smaller. If one tank ouly be taken,
the charge is 'JO or '.'5 cents, according
to tbe siae.
Tin-re would be no objection to the
taking of water were it not that every
gallon of water used consumes a cer
tain amount of fuel and adds just that
much to the cost of operating the de-
DOOM
used,
cording to the amount used, every one
having in Ills teniae ..I store a meter
I j measure the exact quantity used
each mouth. And others using water
for euy purpiee whatever should be
compelled to pay for what tbey get.
uieriuteudeut Brown also slated
tfial.be prosised at once to repair tbe
slauu-pipes ao that no more water will
leak out, as is tbe case at present time.
. . "
SBLF ISHNBSS AT HBACH AM.
Pendleton Business Man Thinks Hurt
Should a Change.
Meacham has heeu quite popular
witb Peudletou people as a camping
resort, particularly on account of ita
accessibility. Iiei fig reached twice daily
by U. K. A N trains from here. But
that popularity baa recently received
a severe setback. Prom business men
who returned from Meacham on Mon
day a tale of interest is told The
claim ia that the Meacham people,
those who live there all tbe time, ana
depend upon the visitors for much uf
tbe revenue received, are exceedingly
selfish aud even churlish. Suitable
grounds upon which to camp are not
to be bad. In i act, the gr uuda are
cramped aud visitors are warued to
keep away aud not pitch their tents
in advantageous places. Another aub
j . to which these business men called
ait i.'. iou is the water supply. The
DWBerl of wells repeatedly refused
campers the privilege of using water
therefrom, necessitating the carrying
of water nearly half a mile lor drink
ii g and cooking purposes. If Meach
.im want the Pendleton trade tbey
will have P. cbauge their selfish pol U y
m e 9
LA UBAHI-S LKCTUIB COUBBB.
Some ot tbe Details and the Men Who
Arranged Them
A correspondent aeuds out from La
OrfjDdO the following regarding the
lecture course that baa beeu m- nt- !
heretofore in the I. .ml Oregouian : A
movement to organise a lecture associa
tion in La tjruude.w ith a course cover
lug the full and winter, has beeu suc
cossfu 1, and numerous a ttractious ur
now being contracted. The aeaot-iation
was formed last spring by the election
of nine directors, upon whom tne ac
tive management falls.
Ibe directors, selected from auioug
the business and profesaioual men, are
as lolluws: H C. Miller, president,
Turner Oliver, secretary, William
Grant, t reaa u rer , W. L. Van Nuys,
Henry Heiisou, i. V, N. Molitor,
George H. Ourrey, H. G. Stark weather
and W I. Dodd. These men have at
various times been engaged iu selling
aeaeon tickets, aud have now eola
about 260 at Ili.UU each. They expect
to increase the number to 300, which
will insure an ample number of attrac
tions. Thoy are now negotiating some
ul tin- heat lecturers aud musical
troupes of the I'm led Slates, and have
contracted with a few. Among others
are General John B. Gordon, John It.
Wendllng.John Temple Grave and the
Clayton Jubilee singers. The conrae
will have about nine numbers, dis
tributed throughout the season. The
directors are receiving valuable assist
ance from tbe two Indies' clnba of the
city.
QUALITY OF THE WHEAT
Thomas Campbell Believes it Will Be
Mostly No. I. This Year.
Thomas Campbell, a farmer who baa
this year 1040 acres of land cropped to
wheat In South Cold Spring, stated to
day that the wheat in his part of the
county will, in hia opinion, vield on
the average, a tritle lege than :V) bush
els to the acre. Many hVlds alroady
thresbed have shown an average higher
then .'tO, but there are large areas yet
unthreaded that will vield leas, cut
ting the average production to less
thnn 30.
"It is the quality of the grain thai
pleases the farmers," said Mr. Camp
bell, to the Fast Oregon ian in an ex
tended conversation on the subject.
"1 lielieve that the greater portion of
this year's crop will grade No. 1 at the
warehouses when sold. Of tbe w heat
1 have thresbod I have brought two
loads to Byera' mills, and it tested o
1 Weighing tl Kunds to the bushel."
Mr. Campbell thinka tbe acreage
this season is fully as large as it was
last year, ami that the yield is greater
per acre. Hence, be thinka that the
total amount prinjuced will be greater
than in 1000.
Items From Ridge.
Knlge, Ore.. Aug. 0. After a long
absence I once more take up my pen to
write a few words to the Kasl Off MOM
ian. Our vicinity is now IIMMM
ing some very nice weather, after a
.lege of very tropical weather The
thermometer registered as high aa 101
on August I, and we had a nice iboWOt
August 7, which cooled the air con
siderably. B. K. and Tbos. Ogle and (ten. W.
I.insner, farmers and stockmen ol this
vicinity, were in Pendleton last week
on business.
Mrs. 0 R, Cate ol QurdMO, who
has Iteen ill, is reported to be improv
ing m tv HJOl h
Miss Iva Ogle oi this vicinity, who
has had quite a siege of pleurisy, is
improving very rapidly.
Haying is nearly over except some
alfalfa Good crops all around
Butter creek is breaking the record
for dances, there being one everv
week. rilK MOUNTAIN 100 M BR.
An Automobile Raee.
A feature of the Buffalo exposition
will la- a race lie t ween automobiles,
representing all nations. Although it
is claimed that France is ahead of us
in the construction of these vehicles, il
is hope ! that American manufacturers
will come in first. America generally
keeps at the head of the procession in
all lilies ol industry, science and med
icines. No country in the world has
ever produced so good a medicine lor
the cure of stomach, liver kidney and
tiowcl disorders as llostetter's Stomach
Bitters. For over fifty years it has
lieeu the standard medicine. It pro
motes sound sleep, restores the appe
tite and cures dyspepsia, indigestion,
constipation and biliousness, also pre
vents malaria lever and ague. Do not
fail to try the Bitters, as it will surely
do you good.
Athena Notes.
Mra. I. A. Kichard returned home
from Hot Lake Friday.
W. H. Pinkerton returned Saturday
from the John I lav country.
Charles Dunn left Saturday for Bak
er ' 1 1 v .
C. K. Jones of Weston visited in tins
city ftaodoy.
Slatt Mosgrove ol Milton was here
Saturday.
W. H. Heeder and family will leave
Wednesday for Tacoma on a month's
viait.
J. C. Stamtier left tins morning for
l.ewiton, Ida., to appear as a witness
in a land contest case.
William Willaby left Sunday lor
Newport, Wash., where he will visit
with his daughter, Mrs. F. M.
Kuowlton. for a couple of months.
Kev.L. P. Shearer of Weston was an
Athena vieitor Ualay.
a
Fur Bale.
About 300 head of cows, calves and
yearlings, about 70 head of beef cattle
in the liand ; also, tbe tluest summer
range iu the mountains for sate.
Terms, half cash, balance iu one year.
This is a bargain. Inquire at this
office.
a W
kays Hs Wn Tortured.
"1 si'lfered such pain from corns I
could hardly walk," writes H. Rubin
son. Mi'lshorough. Ills., "bul Buck
leu's Arnica Salve completely cured
them." Acts Ilk,- magic on snrains
braises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns
boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin
diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed
by Tallman A Co. 'Jhc
For tale.
For sale A five robot bouse, corner
lot, six blocks from Main atreet, price
I8.0. K. I. Wade.
f YEARS io, 15.
of Stomach Trouble.
2S YKAKS
i mat
ter how lon standing.
NAU'S DYSPEPSIA CUkl:
WILL U Id oooouuoo
Mr Waul lbs weakest aUuosi lis U
urai. Tbia remedy will restore tbe
airmail, to Uoruial aud beallby
condition II you bare Uen auflur
lug witb byspepala bcglu taking
ibia rt-uiedy, aad ae liuw you will
gradually lui pruts.
l or sale by Tallman & Co. and
all first class druggists, or send to
Frank Nau, i'ortland Hotel I'bar
inac, Portland, Oregon. Price
l.OO a bottle, t bottles for S."'
express prepaid.
"Nerve Waste."
Oue of the uuwl belpful booka on nerve
weakness ever Uwued 1 tbal entitled "Nerve
Waste," by Ur. sawyer ot Sau Fram laco, now
In lis bftn iaouaaii.1 Una work of au super
uneniedeud reputable pbyalclau la In agree
able coutraal Ul Ibe taat auui of false acblug
will, h prevails op Ik la luleresllug aub,eol. II
abounds Ui carefully cuuaidered aud practical
advice, aud baa tbe two great uierlia of wl
duiu aud sluverlly.
It Is eudoraed by bolb tbe religious aud
secular preaa. The 1 blcago Advance aa a "A
peruaal ofathe hook aad Ibe application of lis
prluclples will put health, hope aud heart Into
thousands oi live tbal are uow auSerliig
through uervoua linpareuxeul."
Tbe book Is 1 1 .00 by mall postpaid.
Oue of the most luleresllug chapters chapter
xx, oa Ner viues aud Nerve Ionics baa beau
pr luted separately as a sample chaplei, aud
will be seut to auy address for a lamp by the
publishers, lilt FAC'triC fUBUaUlNU UO
box Ju.- Usui Franc isoo.
AN AN0NVM0US CHARUI
"J. N. C," WHOBVRR HS RM RR.
AFFIANT.
Ns Hides Behind an Obteura Signature
and a Disguised Chlrography.
The Kasl Oregonian was in receipt
this morning of a communication from
someone who makes a serious charge
against a well known pereon living in
Pendleton, ami closing with the re
quest that tbe letter be printed com
plete in this paper.
This letter said that the people . f a
certain atreet "is well aroused" over
the ul legist boating ot a child,
The signature to the letter was '.I.
N. (."." Who this la no one appears to
know. Several men have racked their
brains in a vain attempt to unravel
the mystery, but at this writing MOM
bad reach e I a solution. "Who Is J,
N G ' Rl UMI question ol the day, ill
Pendleton, lor ".I. N. C. " is one .d
those who make serious charges against
the character of others and hide behind
an anonymity, and ask someone si SB to
shoulder the responsihi I ity of g'v.ng
the serious charge to I he public.
Tbe Kasl Oregonian has considered
the ptOpOSiilOO of ollering a reward lor
the detection ol tbe iiereon who adopts
this signature, and making the reward
autHcientlv large to attract the verv
best talent to the taak. ".I V
may N some lirave fellow who propos
es to see that society is reformed, and
that people who beat their children
are brought to justice. He prooaee,
iih nlentallv, that if there be any risk
in the etpoae, be shall not assume
it. This public service shall lc per
formed by another, ami likewise the
brunt ot making the public charge
The Kast Oregonian will BS glad to
go further into the matter, if ".) V
C." will reveal III identity This is a
rule that obtains in all newspaper
offices, "not necessarily for publica
tion, but as an evidence of good faith,"
to quote an old manner of expressing
the rule. The Kast Oregonian suggests
that "j, N. C. " call here, and m
terview the editorial staff. His i!-sire
for the retiirtnation of society will find
more effective expression, and the crv
ing abuse of winch he writes will be
brought into the public notice.
The use of MOSS de plumes is regard
ed as pcrinissable when the character
of the 1 Humiliation is not such ks to
involve I'm repntAtionof someone else.
But, when citl .ens desire to correct
abuses, it would Im brsver on their
part were they to ngr bear al least
a portion of the ressmsihilitv. .'ns
"J. N. C." ia of Josh Hillings' elSSS,
(or Billings was wont to sav that he
was so patriotic that be was willing
that all bis wife's relations go o war
and ahid their 1 in defense ol
their dear country.
For sale.
On account of departure I offei for
sale my private house, 1 urner Johnson
and Webb street, 1 taming eight
rooms, also a four room cottage and
two lots near school boost
J. SHE! KKMA N
1IAT
"YOU CAN
WON.
JUST THINK OF IT!
I Throe-foil rtlia of the Hiph- In Umatilla
iMiuaty are using our harin-aa ami saddles and
the other fourth has Juai aasaStSMSSS ua
Ibein. All Ibis goes lo show that oara am all
riKar-n.AHMainl I'ltK'Ka IIIOII I . We carry
a complete stock of Collars, rlpura, Bruabna,
Whips, Sweat pads, pack saddles, bags, alrlug
leather tents, wagon covers, canvas, all kinds.
JOSEPH ELL,
Leading Harness and Saddle r
Call tip:'
No. 5
for
Wood,
Coal,
Brkfc
and Sand.
Heavy Hauling
ttspcclal siu-utluu glveu
u, (.oualguiuaula .,
Laatz Bros.
I. L. Kay it Co.,
Hiiy sud sail
StockH, Hoi.i
find . imii.
lor cash or ou luargiua
New York Mock I Ixxhange
Chicago Slock tUcnanga.
1 Imago Board of Trade.
Uuurt eua.i
-....!. .1 ... 1 r.
MIDSUMMER
SALE
A titer a big firo you'll And hetpi of
iislics, so tltiring our salt- vt VTt ir
oumulAtod rt t t z lot of
REMNANTS
Calloo, Gingham. Outing
Flannol. Draus Goods m l
ilo.IJIlS of Uillvftnl killil- it M):lti
Thi' sVT8 pilt'd OU our IftTgfl middlfj
counter In tht Diy Goodi seotioti
Th' prifi's on them muki' MlfJinitn nn
MOMMafJi Mai. Wh BEE
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
figmti Butterwiok - Pattorm
FORKS
LOW-DOWN lANk PUMPS.
LACE LEATHER Sic HON NOSE
ROPES, STEEL CABLE, liTC : :
EVERYTHING - FOR - HARVEST
HANSFORD & THOMPSON,
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Main Street, Pendleton. Ore.
BOLTS
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THE PORTLAND
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lor tourists and commercial travelers
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Succaaaora to J. E. Moore
For Health. Strength and (1
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Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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