East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 10, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WHEAT MARKET TODAY NOT MATERIALLY DIFFERENT FROM A WEEK AGO JUST ARRIVED Finest line of Flannel Shirt Waists ever shown in Pendleton Vou are invited to call and examine them. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. 0EU0HTFULJOCIAL EVENT ........ Tnomnkon Entertainen at Cardk MM "'l"" . 11 TiuiMiiimui entertained a ir, ..,! Mt cards last mglit JJ T ., . .. 1, ...... . , Ii.llllt' "II "ai.-i ilir lli.'Sl charming roi mi i-.cu..- I. ,1,111,1: ll'UM" WlTf ttMt- Ttrrsngeil kMl the r inisand the at. red gl" "i ' ('lr"' '"'!" . ., ..i.imi charm i" ...I.. ...,ftii,..Ilt. 1 It Omnia i , .i mhl'aii He ill alter j. 3ii ppnmw m . .... ni.vi.r-. advanced from one I ;,, uuitiier, faun one a 1 TCU - IfAtllt ()U. ... - I.u. Mint) li.Mti.il IP kn,t" i 1 I . Jl I ....... nlnutiir ill ritSMH HHh ,,iin pris", " 7,' i ... .1.. vl.ir uti. Til I II All . in I , in" t:Dtf till HI M". SIlrTeSBIUI IHll as um KHiitlKineii. Liulit re- I Mian iark- J 1 i-u u ' nmnn num. .. ., I .n ..I I Li. HiRIIW It, present were : Alesdainee fur ,. jjiinniu. Jackson. Moult- pollen, V, H 'Ml I A I. lall.l.T. J . I J U.. . tui.lfll.ill it. L'olieu, Held , Kergusou, I'tnld, i t-Mimr Mar Joe Couldn't Have Stood It : hul bad Itching Pile.. They're fMj aot'oyinf: hut Hut kiln . Ar- i .la w ti i cure l ie Vitilbl i aM y.-.r ob earth. It has cured oanaAi. For Injuries, "Pains or 1.1) EmpUcliK It the heat Halve Uk- worM. Price I'ic a box Cure jn.itml hold l Tulliuun At Co. Lang Creek Items. frB the LoD(( Creek Lsuger: Ke . Jotiowu, i'recln 'ten mii minister rUll,ttlll .l- l.iTl- M HI ... . . i . ,i , i Mr Laos M. i.irrkiug of Mckav. at. :n enmity, vfao had been stop- i u nritigiiain t ti past two itiilr her cattle were hem-,; an para turv to driving then . . S.litt-ril,.' nut. in 1 r..uL nut on oii-onf - and to nut her The Time tc bin is now. right now t witch, long. Jewelry. Silver ar. Solid S:r, Cut Olss or Clock J one Iroin our well assorted and uutodatf stock. The Place : Hendieton s largest and best jewelry store Haerv everything we sell u luaraateed as represented. I I V ft ft . , rm m I . --W. asks. Jeweler aud Optician ljjgafttaj tmt Halter's wards, the children ot K. K. Allen, who bad been visitinir with QnUMlnM Sloan, at Walter Kenc . Oft ftpftftf Long creek. A quiet weddn g took place in tbe Monnniental hotel parlor Wednestlav afternoon, the contract mp partie he ing Henry H. Conger nod Miss Ella liarrvnian, daughter of Mr. an. I Jlft, ' T. B. Ilarryman, both 'hcing well known and liked iiieinhers of this com tn ta ii i t v . The OfMOMW wan performed hy Kev. B, A. Miller, before a few i re)ativei and frientlh. They, with Mrp Sarah BaftJTfM, Miss Aooie Crowley j and L II. t'oiiBer, started lor Pendle- i ton yesterday. From there they will (to to Portland and other cities on a pleas- ; ure trip. tlOO Dollars nswird. SI00. Tne rea.lera of tlilo paper will be i.leaxvl to U'arn ttiat there It at leant otic drtiadlul diavanr that icli'Dci1 lia been ab to cure In all Its tacea.aud that It fatarrb. Hall' Catarrh t ure U tbe only immUIvs cire nuw known M the me, lual fraternity Catarrh be lug a constitu tional disease requires a constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act Ins directly on tbe bluod and mucous sur faces of (he system, there'. y desirorine the foundatiou ol the disease and giving tbe pa tlent strength by building uy the const itutiou and assisting nature in doing its Work. Tbe proprietors nave mi much lultb in Its curative powers inai tucy ouert'uc iiuuiircu miliars lor any case that It tails to cure. Send lor lilt of testimonials. Address. r J. CHENKY at CO., Toledo. Oblo. Mold by Druggists Hall's Kamllv Pills are the best. Notles ot Propossd Improvement or Wsbb Street. Notice is hereby given that, at the meeting of the common council of the city o( Pendleton, dr., held on the Sd day of Octotvr, lO'l, it was ordered that Webb atraet, beiween the east line of Clay street and trie west line l Oak street, oe improved by grading the same with gravel or crushed rock, the coat of such Improvement to be as sessed agam-t the abutting property. Itemonstrauce against the said proposed improvement may be Hied with the city recorder within ten days from the date of this notice. By Order of tbe Common Council. A test: J. K. UK AM, Recorder. listed this 3d day of October, 1UU1 . sssssssss as F ALLlNti HAIR STOPPBD. Baldness Ursa by Destroying the Para site (ierm That Cures lb Baldness followa (ailing hair, fal ling hair follows dandruff ; and dand ruff is tbe result of a germ digging its wav into tbe scalp to tbe root of tbe hair where it aaps tbe vitality of the hair. To destroy that germ is to pre vent as well aa cure dandruff, faltiug hair, aud, lastly, baldness. There is only one preparation knowu to do that. Neworo's Herpicide, an entirely uew, scientific discovery. Wherever it has beau tiresJ it has proven wouderfully successful. It can't be otherwise, be cause it utterly destroys the dandruff germ. "You destroy the cause you remove tbe effect." Mags Unas For Sal. The Hiuge lines trom tiuuipler to Whitney rOauyon City, UrauiU), Law ton and Alamo including all stock, vehicles, equipment and government mail i mtracts. Terms. 11000 cash; balance will be taken from receipts from the government coiilracle as earn ed. A rare opportunity. Sumpter Transportation Co. , Mimpter, Oregon. What's Your Face Worth. Sometimes a fortune, but never if vou have a sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin.-all signs of Liver Troubles. But Or King's New Life Pills give Clear Skin, Kosy Cheeks, Rich Complexioi). Only 2i cents at TsJlmau At Co. Mouse. All persons knowing themselves in debted to mo wk! pi esse call aud set tle. H M. SLOAN. i i I t A B I BTV ST. A . ' d T I I I t I 'k, m IW I B B mm am wv - kv .vJ -All 1 VJLcJ. Now is the tiuae aud Uere is the place to get fcfUQi iu air tight heaters and steel ranges. I a varieties of air tights which I am offer "'; eitftftpftf than ever heforo. Give me a trial aud N '-ouviuced. 1 4m liave a uew and complete assortment of Hbr,uy .Ul,l hanging luinps at greatly reduced prices. Joe Baaler, Main Street, Pendleton The Celebrated Majestic Ranges Line of Cooking and Heating Stoves W. sJ. CLARKE CO. Opera Hou5e Block. The Portland Experts Vlsw the Situ ation as Bulls. Pendleton. Oct. 10. The local lu hi market is not materially dif ferent from that of a week ago. the value here for No. 1 club being but slightly above 40 cents. Portland Wheat Review. I'ortlan.l. Oct. 10,-The Commercial ICeview says: We.not a fair export movement dnirng the week just ended. Trading has been without special features, the situation being unaltered as to condi tions previously noted. That holders are disposed to accept torrent valued is continue,! by constant selling, which, while at no time of an active character, has teen steadv and perhaps more satisfactory to exporters than if wheat ponred in on them. Receipts have been liberal, the average to date, being about 100 cars per day. Wheat is going on board ship rapidly and since out last there has been qftifa) a number of vessels loaded. The week's loreign advices were on tsjc whole of a weak nature, few cargo buvers lieimt in the market, owing to the' low prices at which English wheats were selling, the average market price this week being :'7s :l,l per quarter. The (Wt look for any material advance in pfioM is not very encouraging at present. ami it would be with great pleasure if the Commercial Review could say that the markets were fetter and prices likely to advance. The commercial editor of the Ore- gonian says: I he eastern market ! tip a little yesterday, and there was some resonse locally", qsjotatiomi hi vaiia walls advancing to and i.; cents, the latter being an outside quotation. The car situation is eatier, liiid if the ships due get around on lime there will he a little better de maud fur wheat. At present export ers have their ships prettv well covered, and endeavor to bnv wheat as nearly as possible st the export tigure. Vsliey is uominsl st 52 to 54 cents, ud hluestein about the same The freight sitostion shows no change, and the rate paid the Nelsou will probablv establish s quotation for tbe present. So far as known the Ley land Brothers, which has a disengaged list tnllv as long as the Nelson, is not offertog, lhere is some steam tonnage available but it is not wanted, on account of the difficulty of selling steam cargoes. v. heat - walla Walla. 52 to 53c; valley, 63 to 54c; bluestem. 54c per bushel. San Francisco Wheat. San Francisco, Oct. 10. Wheat ranged slightly higher; barley, steady hi and oft call ; corn, quiet, but tirni; oats, firmly held. Hpot quotationa were: Wheat -.No. 1 shipping, U.ic milling, K"c to 1.02. Bar lev - hood 71 to 73c; brewing, 77 to 82c. Ooata-Black, for seed, 1 to 11.15; red, 1. u: to 1.20. Call board sales: Wheat -No ssles. Corn Large yellow, 11.57 to 1. oj. London Wool Auctions. London, net. Id. -The offerings st the wool auction sales todav numbered 13.M76 bales, including a good selection ot genu re, is, winch were in steady de mand throughout. Crossbreds, chiefly low and medium grades, sold well, a few being for America. Cape of Oood Hone and Natal was in quiet reoiicst aud several parcels were withdrawn. Boston Wool Market. Boston, Oct. 10. -There is practically no change in tbe wool market this week here, there being a moderate de mand, while prices sre very steady. Moderate sales are recorded in terri tory grades on about tbe same basis of prices as last week. Fleece wools are juoted steady . The Peoples Warehouse Have Just Received a Handsome line of Ladies' Belts Fine Leather Btltl in Mack and tan Corded Sat em Pulley btltl in Mack Cordtd Satin Pulley belts in Mack Jet Elastic holts with good buckle in black IiOvolv Patent 1 Vat her 16c Pelts in Plack (food line of Elastic 2fU Pelt in Plack Nice line of Silk Klas tie Pelts in Plack, ' with iterling buokloi Fine Silk Elastic Pelts (k' in Plack JV 2 V 50c 65o CALL AND SEE THEM. Pendleton' Greatest Store. YOUR NEW CLOTHES the enthusing music of driuri and fife and bugle, are situations that are drought out vividlv. giving the clever company a foundation upon wbicb to i build a pretty picture of humorous and I pathetic incidents. Leon M, llattcn bach as "Bertie Cecil," and Louise ! McCallum as "Cigarette" are capable' and clever artists anil lend full force to their respective roles. This play has had a successful run of one hundred and fifty nights in New York city. WILD HAN AT DAYTON. Sau Francisco. Oct. 10. Wool. rpnug, Nevada. 10 to 12c, Kastern Oregon, 10 to 13c , Valley Oregon, IS to lac; mountain lambs, 7 to tic; au Joaquin Plains, 6 to He; Hamboldt and Mendocino, 10 to 12c. Eastern Livestock. Chicago. Oct. 10. Cattle -Receipts, lV.OOU; market steady to strong; good to prime steers, lb. 10 to rj.50; poor to medium, .i.so to IJi.SO . Blockers aim feeders. 12.25 to 4 , cows aud heifers. 11.25 to 5 caouers, 1.25 to gSJI bulls. 11.75 to 4.7.ri calves, fsj to lexas steers, 3.55 to 15.60. Hotel - Receipts, today, 2B.UO0, tomor row (estimated). 1:7, 000, left over.kOOu: market 15 to 25c lower, mixed and hull hers, 11.10 to o.5u . good to choice heavv. B0.3O to b.5o; rough heavy, 5.85 to 16.20; light, 35 . bulk of sales, ie.ll to 16.30. Shoet. KeceiptS, 130, UOU. market. steady to stronger ; good to choice wethers, 3.o0 to 3.sa; lair to enoice mixed. I to 1.1.40; Western sheep, U.78 to 3.70, Westeru lambs, 3.5Q to 13.75. Portland Hides, Wool, Etc. Portlsod, Oct. UL-Hops-8 to 10c iter oouod. Wool-Valley, nominal, 11 to 13t: ; eastern Oregon, H to 12c; niohsir, 20 to 21c per pound. Sheeoskins--shearings. 15 to 20c ; short wool, 25 to 35c, medium wool, 30 to 60c: omt wool. 60c to II each I I .... . I 1H IKltltllis i. psssa -- -1 i and upwards, 15c; dry kip, No. 1, 15 to 10 pounds, 15c per pound; ury can. No. 1. sound steers. 60 pounds aud over, 7 to 6c ; do 50 to 60 pounds, 7 to 7 o ,do under 50 pounds, 7t kip, 15 to :U pounds, 7 to be , do veal, r to pounds, 7 to 4c, do calf, un der 10 pounds, be; green uusaiieo 11c per pound less; culls bulls, stags mot beaten, badlv cut. scored, dair slii'ped, weatberbeateu or grubby, one-third leas. Tallow 2 to 4c; No. 2 and grease, 2 to 2' .c oer bound. 1'.-1 Is Bearskins, each, as to Sise 5 Utt'Oi: cubs. each. 12 to 15; badger, each. 10 to 40c ; wildcat, 25 to 76c; house cat. 6 to 20e; fox. common, gray, 30 to 60c ; do red, 1.60 to 2 do cross, o to 10; lynx, sz to j ; uiiui, aoc to 11.25: marten, dark Northern, 6to12, do pale pine, 1.60 to 2; muskrat, 6 to 10c; skunk, 26 to 36c; otter land, 15 to 17 ; pautlier, wiui head aud claws perleet, 2 to So ; rsc coon, 30 to 36c ; wolf, wouutais, with hsusd i,rfssL-t. S3. 60 SB 15. orairie wolf or coyote, 60 to 76c; wolverine 4 to 7; beaver, oer skin, large, 6 to j , do .kin S ...17 .1,, small iuoujuui, psi -" , W" - I . per skin, $1 to M; do kits, per skins, 60 to 76c. Hs Was Crated by His Wife's Hsartlsii- nsis and Cruslty. Pavton. Wash.. Oct. 9. Crssed by the supposed act ol Ins heartless wife with his distorted mind filled with tistrust toward his fellow men; weak ened from exiMisure to the pitiless cold of the barren wastes where he had tied; emaciated hy long fasting, and with the fear of death upon him, Jonas Csrlston was discovered wandering de mented in the hills north of this place todav bv J. V. Mouamaker, a farmer. The man was captured bv Deputy Sberill Otto Stme and Mr. Mouamaker and nrought to this ritv where he wss examined regarding bis sanity. A 1 rambling story of misplaced anection. of tragedies enacted is what he tells. lrs. .i. pavand M. rieirvcki, me examining physicians, say that the derangement is but temisirary and that a few days of rest and quiet will see his mind' righted. A brother of Carlson resides at Adams, ore., and from him much concerning the strange personage was learned. The brother is Nells Csrlston snd lie says that his relative is suffering from the effects of strong drink. Msauwhile the unfnr lunate man is under the care ot the sheriff of Columbis county. From the n . . . . r . I ..... two v. aristons me queer nisiory ot un case is: Chtooue week ago Jonas Carlston snd bis wife resided st Adams, Ore., and all seemingly went well. Tl eu husband aud wife disposed ol their property snd went north. At t-tarbuck they mteuded to go to Colfax. Now comes the sad story from the lips of Jonas Carlston. At starbuck. so be says, Ins wile took from hlm bis money, and all his worldly belongings aud departed. He knew not where to look for the one who bail so long ueen bis helpmate an I bad borne w ith bid his sorrows snd troubles. He rsved. He rushed forth into the world to where he knew not and for three days be wandered in tbe bills of Colombia county, not a man but a erased beiug. Arrivals st Hotel Pendlston. L Allard, La Orstnle. A I'ecker, "Cutler Two Hags N II Casey, San Frscnlsco. H S Weed, Kllensbnrg. K Hiicb.i.isv. Racine. I' II ( nderaood, I iicoma A 0 Spencer, Chicago. Kmetv II Averill, Cortland P M Abba) . Yaanlni itav. K B Wasfiel.l, Douglas, w ii Willing, Portland. J J Clelaud, Cortland tfCOC Burton, Portland. B I' Oreene, La iraiide. F A Rickets. Portland. R T Cox. citv. R S HnsJie, Uenesee, Ida. I h Mcintosh, giii W R (ilentlmlng, Portland lien. Stevens, Spokane. .1 Hesttv, jr., St. Louis. (' II Keglev, Pullman, Ida II 0 Brace, Seattle A II Snyder, Ssn l-runcirso. A Nylander, Portland Can be faullleMi ccotding lo the dtcretedl rtflrion li . verv detail, the same as thr nudfl to Ordtl kind, ami coat VOU l-it Italf the taitor'i pro a if you investigate OtlR ,h NEW STOCK in which ne minntfl detail lus been aetrlooked To Satisfy the fastidious. To Please the Critical. To Delight Every Purse. Men's Stylish Salts $10 to $25, Mens Stylish Overcoats $10 to $25 v Don't overlook om ipecitl sale ol Mn'i Stut st m,. S.itnrilav last v snr' Sr. window ttgplfty, THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. PENDLETON, OREQ0N. Clothiertt; Fnrnlshers, hatters. New itleas alw.tx s slmwn lo re hrst Mormon Silalippa' Sll hs-- i Chiir.h situ tar 1 I .li..rrM l ,n.i,.)f lurr. rll !., r, .1,-M, 1 rsn if It.. l.s.Wfi ul In M.,inmSI . nt .S..I Is ol4 .11.I f-vfig .tUln. 1, h. .SV. I. POtencr. toil Powrwr, Mls-ht-loseea. aparmatorrnoea Irsornnla, rains in PaoMt S.i I Ossitss, ImtnaT tmlsilona. tarns. laok. Marsotis b. I.llitr, Msadachs.tinflinss; to Mmj, Loss ol pjsl Ismin, Varlcoesi. fii,. i. I- nr I ! -I-" I ..t ft .le t at I .n I. Md I'XIM K'vr.sfsve. sn.all. i.n W l.stsM rusi Marina MtmuUlvt th h lift ami Mnt CtttMlnsi Int w, i t ft aa uisisry t ut.lsvL wttb twite. Ur ullit U. AdtffMstai siltlOP A fffMasj gfuftiastt.e. t. rOU MC MY I I I si , N aftOOs. DUITllUim'". ''HMM.MmN OHKMOW MARBLE woORANITE MONUMlNTS. r fir A. HoDtenstdll Bros. tMarble -'" Granite Works Iff do our own work and guaran tee the same at loseat price. Ki iinatas given on all kinds of cut stone. Kull stia'k on band. It will pay you to see our work and gel price. BSjtefS placing votir order. Main St., nearO. H. k N. depot, rVndJaJJI Don't lt Her do the Washing... Heartburn, Belching of Oases, Pain in the Stomach, Bloating, Distress after Bating, etc. There are many remedies for these troubles, but few euro. NAU'S DYSPEPSIA CURE will cure the worst cats. i n,ii. al Ouiniuuck, with Morelieliu a Co, (Tiloueto. III., suys: "I Imvi- Ixstu ssulti ot Iimiii sUiiiwIi trouble ror M) vutsra. It i ' ii 1 1 n I lus I .mI In uli era I loll nT in. gtumarh !"' Mar. b Iik.Is Nan's i aMiiiu ure aaa ass oureaf " For sal i b Tallman at Co., and all first class druggists, uracad to Frank Nau, Portlaod HoUl Pharmacy, Port laad, Oregon. Price $i a bottle or 6 bottles for $5 express prepaid. "Nerve Waste." Out ol the must bslpful tasuka on uervs woslaoss ever Issued la lust entitled "Nerve Wastaj," t, Br. Saerer ol Sau Pram-laco, uow lulU Sltb tSousau.l Tula work ol so ssssr rlsuuvd aud refutable ybjalciau ta lu agrsja. able ooulrsat u tbe fast auiu ol labw s.-Ulug vblcb urevslls ou ISIs luumssUug subject. It abouuds lu carelulljr cousldsred aud urs. in si advice, aM bas tbe tsvu great uierlU ul els doiu aud aluceriljf II Is sudorsed b bulb lbs religious sug MgaftSJ SSSBf. Tbs Cbtuaeo Adrauus says : "A tieruaal ol lbs book aud tbe suln sttou ol lis priutlpbM will put bsallll, bope aud beart Into ibouaauds iaf lives UuU an uosr sugar lug LUiougb usrrous iiupaiemaui." 1S book bj ll.SU I wall astsSfsald. Oumut lbs aauat luuisatlug cbapteis cbapbsr u, ee Mavliusf aud Nsive i'oulua bas beau priuSsd ssparaisil as a aaiaple nbsplsr. aaat lll bs soul u sill si disss lor tlaasii t y UsS publlabsn. TUI rscirn ' si lan i mo 0 irr, Wo will charge you a trifle more than a OhiBifBtti but w will do it liettvr. The Domestic Laundry. N. BERKELEY lias the following, bargains 320 Acreri Wheat Land, $ I ") BiJt 8tO0k aUld lairy Ruin h in ainaH I'rario, ( lh(Mp. ;.hx1 Bouati i Lota, !900, Vry Dtainblt RsMideilOf Vbry 'liwap. Also a lug list of town ami county uroperty cliea' BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make gissl breail use livers' It-sit Hour. It took first premium at the Uliioago World's fair over all competi tion, and gives tin-elleut antiafact wlierever useil. Kvery sack is guarantesMl Wn have the Isast Klsiain RollSjd llailey, HihsI Kye and llnardlnss liar .... PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor. Thoroughbred Bucks.... Best stock on the Coast TalaphotM iron Motion il1 ran'li. rlrtM Pilot KK"k or Pandlfton Chaa. Cunningham. I. U. Kay At Co., bur aud sell Stock, Honda ACAKI.0AU OHCAkPET all ol tin iitwiil ami latest patterns, rspe. isllv s. liiti'l l Allium iia.lt , lias snive l, iu the Kood" r now in our Mora rataij l"t lliemi; lion ul l all buyn Ha OOMpfiM tOfl line t line o wiltons, tapestry, ioarain ami Nrtinii iaowi l'. l.ill. PHI -ll-t ' "' 1 WaJipgpaM ami nulling; at cost. I I Ii Making goo. is always on hand JESSE FAILING- and Orain lor cask or ou maiglus Nssw Vorh ACocfc r.sfsifs glassi Harfcsssge. Cssisssge aeavrsi as Travde. 8TRONO MILITARY "LAV "Under Two riaos" at the Wrir on Monds Night, Oct 14. It is said that "Under Two Hens" which appear at tbe Frasaa- on nest Monday uight is one ol the strongest military plsys now before the public. It bas the novel tv of having uioet of its seeoes laid in Africa, the land of desert e.te and negroes The story of tbe play S full ol Jrauiatic incident. .ud bumoroos situations. It is Counted .can artistic company carrying all "'' aueuerv aud costumes. Horse races, 53 storms aud the rattle of musketry, tsl MM. Sau sE eam Giscissiii.u .gas Bftk ... ar Suurt SSts-sxvt. -.Ji Urs, CUM ITOUttfLf I I V Bis V ' miMw l lr 1f r fi lllft tsl-sTAsl. Irmuu naiasj- . fmiuUmm. mi4 bu4 gmgTia, uwBSmms I - Ut lb ivl... I. HEATING STOVES Hefore purchasing coiue and look over our large) and com iilele fine of heating stoves wIih ii w aii selling at a very low figure HANSFORD THOMPSON, That ssMlsa) H.rslwr. mm. 'ot atvul it. plsis raajaf t'vTboriSs1 Orselas- sssil a saajil STaUirS . Fioui lbs W at. Jsass r letoi.. ous bar berae, .t.'Jfi! uuu.is biaudod on sas aids snib a borss - u . . laanllitf III Ins rniwv liasfl AST iuiorui..w wi will bs hbrrallr revaiosO erjr win '"'',' t., . . s foi.ai.uiu. Ore For Health. Strength and I ) I i ki i ' i a as . i I I as-at arm I ivuohi kf aa a aa gr Polydore Moens, Proprietor. iresiJi