' skilJ
"'mi
-4(1,
n ftti
gill
isiaess Cafds and Societies
cf53lON8
AND TRADE8. ALFHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
'pKVSICIANS.
. COW- in to 12 m. m.
imnaJred iiearlUR,
u n DBS PAIN Itl.OCK,
trnnhlM. enter-
Miin woi
" OFFICE OVER TIIB
'1 TO Ha-iS Telephone, 30
Main 301.
HOMEOPATHIC
Ofllce In Jndd
Office, black 73 :
II. D
u fc ... ni
1
r frill. BOOM 17
llV&on-. main 031 ; real-
JrtSDBRSON, PHYSICIAN
(f jpwlaltlcs eyi. ear, rose
fnnrt In savings "
IK,, KEYS. 'tSTIIOPATniC
n".:..,,'. unci Norrom niese
foJlctoiieJiloolt wet of Postfl.ce
FRATERNAL ORDER8.
UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27. K. O. T. M.-
Meew in Becret Society JIall, second
and fourth Tuesday In each month. All
vlaltlng Sir Knlghta cordially Inrlted. J.
8. Ken, Record Keeper; K. D. Eatabrook,
v. ouiuiauuer.
PENDLETON LODGE. NO. 52, A. P. AND
A. M., meets flrat and third Mondays of
sauu iiiuuiu. visiting oretnren welcome.
T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe O. Parkes, Sec.
PENDLETON CnrTEn7NoT 28 T. C.
Taylor, H. P., F. F. Wamsley, secretary.
raeois upcona and lonrtn Fridays of each
month In Masonic nail.
DAMON LODOE. NO. . KNIGHTS OF
Pythias. L. W. Held, C. C. ; It. W.
Fletcher, K. of It. and 8. Meets every
Monday In Secret Society Hall. s
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Tuttillla Camp. No. 0391). Meets first
and third Mondays of each month at Odd
Fellows' Hnll. George A. narabltn, Con
sul; O. A. Robblns, Clerk.
r nuKRHI.EK. CHRONIC
r'Tawjun and diseases of bors are always welcome.
uTMltllni. cornpr Main and Clerk: A. J. Owen, C. C.
L mm Pone Main 72!,. K-. Red 273
WOODMEN OF TnE WOULD REGULAR
meetings or l'endleton Camp. No. 41. W.
if W are held In Secret Society nail
evrry numrtiay evening. lsiting nelgn-
J. P. Walker,
ih tit, i " '
DENTISTS.
hreiMS- DENTIST. OFFICE IN
, DENTIST, OFFICE IN A8-
ilark. av;r Hclimldt's new drug
pione I1 271.
I
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Ianks and brokers.
FviTrnv.tr. HANK OF ATnENA.
i Capital. ?"iO,WlO : surplus and
iKm interest hi iuii nli.
I,: r fif.il ii..
n, r HtPI
m. nrwwnt : i J iiris, virr-nresi
ir L IUme't cashier , F.
MAPLE IJROS.. COURT STREET, LA
Dow DlocK. Electricians, dealers In elec
trical supplies. Houses, Hturm, wired for
electric lights, bells or telephones. Elec.
trlcal fixtures of all kinds . Get onr prices.
uepair worn n specially.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
TnE OiiO SEMTLE PEED TARD, 728
Cottonwood street, Lindsay 4 Doty
props. Liivery, reed and sale stable. Bad
die horses at all times. Hones for sal.
il ir;i:ii ...n.-
lia pr ni F i"piioii to nenry
R. Le
Iwliunf nttler
IrtBMEUS1 RANK OF WESTON, COjIMERCIAL STABLES, O.W. FnOOME
, OrKOD. noes a general ixinn -- -
wnmntlr attenrlflrt to. It. poslte notel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 11
TnE CITY LIVERY BOARD. AND BALE
Stable, M. J Carney, proprietor, for
flue turnouts. Stable 118 A ltd street.
1 m
IM I till 1 r . r- Ai . I S,sHy tvili II
SB 3&f
A 1
' .nil
, 1 1; ii
. k. M i.i. i ' ..
mi
I'nrti L
i - r i .
J.ocul 1'bJiiK' .il. Ah
nrrrpiTTi rcpuDPr
ulli ufii iLLUuiiliuL
GRASS-FED STOCK TOO
THIN FOR SLAUGHTER
M, president : Oorge W. Proebstel,
ldMit, J. R. Kllgore, caBhler ; dl.
G A. l'artmnn, -ii. .11. jonns, 1.
OREGON FEED Y'ARD, W T. BOYNTON
Prop. Special care given to horses left
n ri draw. J V Kllsore. Robert 1 with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone
0 VT, Trocbitel Red 204
BOARD AND LODGING.
IVDLKTON' SAVINGS BANK PEN j
ki utieoa. Drcaniz-m .uarcn 1.
tan til fjil.uuu; surplus suu.ikiu:
It illoacd on unie tlep(lts. Ex 1 HE WHITE LODGING HOUSE. 801
1 town' and soiu jn nil principal aonta aiain sirept. ai. x, uraaiey, prop.
M"ji aiMitmn ivpii to roi- tiouseaeeping rooms ana toaging roams
j. t cmmi, prpKincnt J w. good comfortable rooms and clean, wen
Irior-fiMent : T .T. Mortis, cashlet. cent beds.
Lodging 25 cents.
j umT!tf innnivn rrnnBR pnnNm nv
WTIONAT, BANK OF PENDLE-.1 E- Court aaa Johnson streets; goods
Capital IiO.OOO: surplus. Ii).,.0(l0. , , i.. ,. ith mmrnn.hi. h..
1 general banking business. Ex- ' .,. and B0, , nlenti Tn0i Smart.
iqu tnerapnic transrers sold on 1 p
i fn Franco. New York and Top'
S!a.J.n SS'&. M?h5ln9T rTA',,C?nNpR ALTA AND
in. m reonable terms. Levi An-",1r": ii .nrt n.r
tmUnf. W. T Matlock, vlce presl-1 V.ii"b'e vir3 'il inX 1'
B cnhferi II. F. Johnon, aw-' Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L.
tuhlfr, I Ncff. proprietor.
1 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT TERMS
reasonable, at mi Water St, I'hotie Red 166
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BOWMAN. LEADING PnOTOGRA-
r the city nnrvest vlew, ln-
FOR. SALE.
1
'JW.il' J:LI1JL1,,?.5. d'!I FOR SALE CHEAP A PIANO. ALXOSr
ICHITECTS AND BUILDERS.,
now. also two huatlntr Moves.
Kline's llqifor store, lit!) Main St
FOR.RENT.
HftWMU), MICHITRCT AND SU
bendrnt tnaVes complete and re'la-
Irs for ntilldliKM In he city or conn-
llwm I' Jniia iuUMiu:;
For rent-stork-room on cotton.
wood strret. Euqulru or (;lirl Kany,
MISCELLANEOUS.
PES Jl COLE. CONTItAOTORS AND
lk ''"ltiu.i'05 furnish x) mi shirt IN
Jab work a specialty Prompt
OUNn-TItK FOLLOW! SO DETRlHKn
animal tin been taken up bv 1I10 ra imhal of
Shop on llluir street near Main, the City ot I'ondletmi, t-wlii One rrel guid
ing, white strip in lace, ueigbt about SOC
KAY CONTRACTOR AND MIIILD- pound age 1 enrs, no hi nd visible, If Nald
Isttmates furnhked on all kinds 1 animal ts nnt claimed by the owner or those
ruts, cement walks, stone nl s, etc. oi't'tten to tne poie-sion 01 it, cons ana ex-
WW1 St Hast ireconinil nfflpe icuwb rnm-i 11 iiaiu uu u w.cu iiit.j wmi
ireKoninn omce. . I In ten (lavs fr in the date hereof, then at ,'-
WN MtP'tirrtT ND SUl'FP I olock P. ni. of the 2,'itb ilny ol November, lvw,
stat, Rwm ' 1.1, AKo'ctation nulldtng ' ,the foil' BniS!1' wl" he . "oM l2 -th.e .t'Kh!!.'"
OrtOD uiuner. Ul puuitu nul l till. Kir vnau, n, lua
sttctt'in fuidCltyof Hendletoo, the proceeds
ol such Sttlo to be applied to the payment ot
such cots and expenses of uiHkltig Mile. Duted
this 1 1 1 li day of Novi-mber, I'Ml.
J. A illakelj", City Marshal .
UtlUR, PLASpRRINO
pnytiuj. Cement walks a spe.
ummei furnished free. Wo
Leave orders st BmHIpv m
itore. Main St.. P O. bt
Ptt4 LAND BUSINESS.
IN POUND THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
if Imals have been taken up by the marshal of
tbeOityof Pendleton, to wit: One bav yeld
ing.T years old, branded with hone ehoe on
rlf.hl l.lnu.i.l n.. laf, loir nu lnu mm.
OFI7.9,:. CO-raONWOOO branded1 a on right hip. White on face, three
I,loc.ki, '"nd office white feet. 4 years old, welgctidm pou d One
-.'iiiiiK ,u rtnims an ini- wtitte mare, weight 300 pauuus. truliileil liaton
pecmiy ten nip one soini mure, una lace, iivo wn:te
, hind ft-ot, uutght IM pounds, dim brand ou
EJMj. . ' -' w ... t-i V-. , ..." BUVUIUUI .JIlUBtlllUI .Wl..,. UlllfttT Intl. J1J
nZj "Ry made of land Dl- brand. it said animals are noi claimed
lfll,n i '""ijiiii: null eoiieeilllUH. uy llii: uwuvrs ur biiusu ruiiiieu lu
- -w.miui;, ruum it), iud pusacBsluu ui luciii, i;ua,a uuu Q.priiBvn
-- . , . uialnat th.m n-,1ilMnri them tftlfpn HH'iv urllhln
CABS ANn rADDiAnrii ( tendttyslromthedite hereof, then at 2o'clock
, "no CARRIAGES. D.m.ol the '271 h da vol Movembev. 1IXW. the
fT saia animal will oe soia 10 me niguesi oiuuer,
11,1, 7 ""vu, innu nnu voui at puDiic auction, tor casn. at me city pound,
'..it- r toe service of the nubile, on the. cornor ot Cottonwood and Webb streets.
A Consequence of Short Grass and
Over Crowded Ranges This Past
Summer.
Stockmen in Southern Oregon are
predicting a raise in meat prices be
tween now and the middle of the win
ter. Consumers of beef and mutton
who consider the present price of
these products too high now will not
welcome this news, although local
stockmen say that conditions and
weather from now to the first of the
year will regulate the price of meat.
D. W. Holston, a well-known stock
drover, who spends a Tgreat ilea of his
time in Southern Oregon buying cat
tle and sheep, says cattle and sheep
are not in the condition there that
they were this time last year and
that cattle and sheep intended for
winter and spring marketB will have
to be taken up and fed before they
will be fit for the block.
Feeding in Grant.
He says: "I have just bought 40(1
head of 2 and 3-year-old steers which
I have made arrangements to fatten
tills winter in the vicinity of May
ville, in Grant county. I have pur
chased a number of stacks of headed
wheat from the farmers there and
these cattle will have the run of these
stacks until they are ready to be
turned off for market.
Grass-fed cattle are no longer in
condition for the market,, and as i'
costs considerable to fatten stock by
hand an advance in price is the natu
Let Us Do
Yotir Hauling
We do trucking and hauling
of all description atj reason
able prices.
Your horses will be well cared
for if taken to the Old Dutch
Henry Feed Yard, corner
West Alta and Lillith streets.
Hay, grain and all kinds of
feed bought and sold.
Horses for sale at all times.
WILLIAM COXXERLEY, Prop.,
Successtor to Hays & Connerley.
plenty of sheep and cattle Iti Eastern
Oregon, but they are not fit for the
market without some feed."
Local Exceptions.
While the above statements are
said to be partly true in Eastern Or
egon by those in touch with the con
ditions they are not so bad as Mr
Ralston would have people believe.
It Is true that the ranges were over
crowded in this part of the state last
summer and as a consequence range
was kept pretty short. Regardless of
this, it is stated that stock, as a
whole, came off the ranges in as good
condition as usual in the fall because
of the favorable conditions of the
weather during the whole season. It
Is seldom that the stockmen have
been blessed with a more favorable
season than the one just passed. Al
most to a man the stockmen claim
that their cattle are in good condition.
Owing to Weather.
Stockmen say that the price of meat
from now until spring will depend en
tirely on the conditions of Hie wether
from now until the first of the year.
11 it remains warm and open, meat
will stay down but if it treezes up
early and begins to bluster and storm
meats will be forced up and the price
of beef and mutton will accordingly
go up. Otherwise there is little ap
prehension of consumers having to
pay a higher price for the meat they
eat than they are now paying.
1 flSKJtV.K
The
J 900
Wash
Machine
hotels.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pendleton
and as good as any.
i AIT 1 . . ! J
Saves labor and produces clean
clothes - Cash Price io
30 days
flee trial
W. J. CLARKE 8c CO.
Court Htrect
Headquarters for Traveling Men.
Commodious Sample Rooms,
Rates $2 & $2.50
Special rates by nock or month.
I:ccllcnt Cuisine.
Prompt Dlnlttcroom Service.
IJvery Modern Comenlcnce.
TRANSPOpTATION LINES.
OREGON
SHOrLlNE
and Union Pacific
Bar and billiard room in connection
Only Three Blocks from Depot.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Cnnif r Court mut Juliiiaoii Strtft.,
I'cinlti ton, Oicfion,
Kolly, Proprlotor.
DEPART
Cblrago-
I'orlland
Bpeclal
S 10 r. m.
vUllum-
lugton.
Ttino ScliHiltito
Front I'iMiillotoli
1KMTI
mow
Salt Lake. Dearer, Ft.
Woitti, Omaha, Kan.
sal CHy, St. Louis,
Chicago and East.
A Popular Play Coming.
Kiddle bee Dee." that much-talked-
of anil famous Wcher & Field's. Imp
li'Kiliie will be presented liete at thp
Krazer, next Saturday. November 22.
It comes here with a wealth of scen
ery, properties and ettects, which itavi-
ral consetiueuce. I expect to see fat !)tfm astonislilng the th.-ate,- goers
beeves sell as high as they did last I f""" ,Nt'w ork ,to ,Sa" ancHco.
year in Portland, when they brought 1 e sta,' from t" rise to the tall of
r, cents a pound on loot. " l,ht firtaln. is said to oe a perfect
panorama of original bonus dan.-es
Feed is Cheap. and novel surprises. Tup costumes
Tile farmers of Mayville, when any I are said to haw coi u- ti u. n
steers are fattening, are well satisfied j alone, over $5000. "Fiddle Dee Dee"
to sell their wheat heads at $0 a ton, ran for 111 consecutive performances
for the purpose of fattening stock, 1 at Fisher's theater. San Francisco,
which indicated the high opinion held
by the theater going public ol l hat
city
Twenty-five. 50, 76. and tl will be
the prices.
N SiVi11 3"- 8' McKay, props.
- u(i me nacK win can
Me.
MtiILI 353' Stand In front of
'"mi.
l
lu iiildcitv ot Pendleton, the proceeds of such
sale to be applied to the payment ot such
costs and expense! of making sale. Dated this
17th day o! Nov., 1!XM. J A. Blakley City
Marshal. t
'ECOND-HAND
DEALER8.
"Sl CuUVV '"i" AND HECOJJD
""-.'b'A". a; Art 8t-
L"?ble. drat. tin ... L..::
L' or .15" '! "5 thing you
te r. .ry u,l?l rnrnuore.
rtalt
BLACK8MITH lu'n
. JUT OLD RBLIABUe
"rat Dlndlnger, Wilson
P Wll.,...
'W r'L,11" CLASS BHOB-
8UHSCKIUEUB TO MAGAZINES, IF YOU
wnnt to sutwcrlbe to macazlnes or news
papers In the United States or Europe, re
mit by postal note, check, or send to the
EAST OUEQONIAK the net publisher's
price of the publication yon desire, and
we win nave it sent you uu uuuuic an
the risk of the money being lost In the
malls. It will saTC yon both tronble and
risk. If you are a subscriber to the Bast
Oregonlan, In remitting you can deduct
10 per cent from the publisher's price.
Address EAST OltEOONIAN PUB. CO..
l'endleton, Oregon.
MEDICAL
MEN AND WOMEN.
Um Bit CI for nnnfttartl
IrrtUtioDt or ulceration
of muociui uciabrftoai,
I iC..r.. TniTlH.. FainlMj. nd not uttm
AlaHalasd
Mt U tixUUr.
(KaB tlxa, or s bottlu, 12.75. .
YPPV' Circular Stat ou ixjUMt.
Standard remsd tor Slt.
Oonorrhaa and Ruanagt
IM 46 HOURS. Curat KW-
af aad BUddtr Trouble.
as their grain nets thorn more clear
money than If they had gone to the
expense of threshing it and hauling
it to the nearest railroad station. 5tl
miles away. . I have no difficulty,
therefore, in obtaining all the fodder
I need at those figures."
Mutton Also Poor.
".Mutton sheep are also poor in
Eastern Oiegon, on account of the
ranges liuvlng been over crowded
during the past season. Sheep will
therefoie. have to bo led albo. in or
der tlint the markets tnav be sitiinlied
with prime mutton between now and , grandeur and dramatic situations, A
the first of next June, when the suring love story inns, through the piece and
trass will have nut the wetheis In I Uioro is comedy galore as woll, To
condition for the block. There are those who like melo-drama ol the bet
- ter kind. "Tho James Boys In MIS'
sottrl" should provt- satisfactory,
Atlantic
Kx press
5 ;4i a m.
via Huntington.
Bait Lake, Denver, Ft.
Yi-n.i. rt. . 1..
ui uwmin. mil
sas City, Bt. Loull,
unicago ana iuni.
St. Paul
Fait Mull
8:fa. m,
via
Spokane
Walla Watla.Lewlfton
SKkane, Wallace,
Pulltnan, Ulnncapo-I
lis, St. I'aul, Dulutli,
Miiwauiee, uuicaKti
ana nasi.
11:10 p. m
i:ia p. a,
Ocean and River Schedule.
FHOM PORTLAND
BW p. m.
All sailing dates sub
ject to change.
For Ban Franclfcco
Sail every 5 days. '
I -JO p. m.
Columbia Klver
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
i fn p. m,
Huuda)
Big Scenic Production,
"The James Hoys In .Missouri,"
which comes to the Fra.er Friday
November 21st, depicts life as It was
during the days of tliees notorious
individuals: The play abounds in
thrilling climaxes and startling i'i
sodes and is called a marvel of scenic
AfVWA'W-.
HAS IT EVEK OCCTUED
TO YOU THAT
Thanksgiving
la only a tew days alietd of us and it
is time to prepare for the time hon
ored (east? This is only a timely
reminder. Do you need anything
in our line? Corn fad Turkeys,
young. Juicy and palatable, The
little porker, prepared for the oteu.
Ducks, geese and chickans of every
degree. Fresh meats of evary de
scription. Fish ot all kinds. In
fact anything you need In the meat
line to make your dinner eomplete
Otto Miesckc
C O U It T S '1' It K K T
Hooser's Old Stand
Those splendid players, John Abbott
and Harriett Ice aio associated with
a company of real worth in tho pio
ditc'tion of this play. Seats ou sale
at Frazler's, Wednesday. November
3'Jth.
Good Roads Convention.
Ijxington, Ky., Nov, 18. Tho con
1 veutlon of the Kentucky Good Roads
' Association for which preparations
have been going forum d tot several
months past, opened in this city today
and will continue Its sebslous through
tomorrow, Tho attendance Is iopre
sentative of nearly the entire state
Several government good roads ex
perts are present and their talks and
practical demonstrations are expected
to give the good roads movement In
Kentucky a decided impetus,
Ornithologists Meet.
Washington. D. C, Nov 18. - The
Ornithological Society of America be
gan its annual meeting this morning
at the National Museum. Those In
attendance Include scientists and bird
, lovers from all parts of the country
This evening ox-Senator and Mrs.
John IJ. Henderson will give a recep
tion at Henderson Castle In compli
ment to the visitors.
"llally "i
except 1
Sunday
8:00 p in. '
Hattirday
max) p in. I
Wllllimottli Klver.
Hoats leave Portland dally, except Sunday
istge of water permitting) for Willamette anf
Yamhill Klver points.
1Mive
ltlptrrla
1:05a. m.
Dally
Kzcpt Mom
Bnake Itlver
Klparla to Lewlstoti
i Leav
i Lewlslon
i 7 JW a. m
i Datlv
I KlO)t.Mo
M. F.
IIEATFD KY SlfrAA
LIGHTED Y ELECTIMCITV
Allliil'li'llll I'lllll, rilletl Vfl tu (10
IMirilllv,
Kiiriii'iiu lliili. AOe. 7".i'. A.I.IMI,
"M'Clill I'll I ll.v lll'l. !! I im tn 1 1
Free 'bus meets nil Iralnsl
Coinmerclnl trade solicited
i'liic sample rooiiii
Siwcial Attciilion (liven Country Trade
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBR TS.
F. V. WAMSLEY, Agent, Pendleton.
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, Bt. Paul, Ht. L,ou!, Kan
tuui City, Ht. Joe, Onmlia, and
All Points Cast and South
dMlntf
Portland and i
oo the Sound
TIMC OAKD.
Leave Fendleton, dally exvept Sundays ai
7 MO. pm.
Arrive Pendleton Monday, wednetday aaf
Friday 11 4 pm.
Arrive l'endleton Tuesday. Thursday ana
Saturday 2Sam.
Leave Walla Walla dally, east bound, 11 JO pa.
Arrive Walla WiJla dally, vest bound, 8:45 an
For I nf urination reaardlnr rates and aceaaa.
modallonj, call on or address
w. adamh. Agent,
PendleUin. Oracaa.
8. B. CAl.DKltHKAD, O. V, A.,
walla walla, Waan.
rOK BALE AT TBU UkWt OKBQOMIAN
UU. lane tnadlaa of imHMn, com-
UlaUaT aver 100 Uc Mn ema fee
Ulaad far SS reata tuaU.
SC. IBS
0E0. DAIt VEAU. Prop.
Eletfuntly Furnished
Steam Heatcu
Huropaii Flan.
Dlock and a hall from depot.
.Sample room In comiectluii.
ROOM RATE - 50c, 75c, $1.00
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
Amtricau JMuu. It icr dav uud uuMraid.
Jlcadnuartcis fur tourUtN and touiiiiciiial tiav-
clcra hprcial rate made tn fumllira and alagW
ientlcintii The luanuiftiutut will br bltutd
at all Umca tu ihuw room and give pricci, A
Bbbltt MeUI. bctt In Um world. In
bars. Prlcs $1 pr bar, at th KaM
Ortgonfan Offtc.
mm
f3
MANHOOD RESTORED
tile VIUJUtr,t)iaprtncfluU(,notafMiiuMiFroch pliyaJilan.Mill 111111'klyuuiayuu
CUPIDENr
ll.r it. Vta
:,,UBVIBnuipUMlJUiaiuuiM.lUcaiUMiaq, W'll mi.II,,IBJUM W.M
fcrvou or dU-iM- ot tlia aiiucratlve organs, aucn a fS Mwiilio..!, I,.ufusitav
alal la Ihm Uuk.KaMlMl K'u. I ..l..n. m.uuk llcl.llllr. almulaik
JaaiBieaa tu H mrrr, Kabaiautlaiai Urailaia, iTorlrurrln uud f'tnatllitaUakaa.
ll.l UMCimrKf. which 11 HVfcluucaeo.
inwr, 'irilii;Niilttaase4Ue
iii, 1.1: la lllini! klntrirthAAj
nd restore awal I weak ore!.
'juerMMoaeunerers ae noi curaa vj ixinorDurircaaaeiiorrar'niar.i iionoim wn,i 'riMisi.
BUrlUKHK tt.a only kuowu reiniM) to cure wlltioui ui i'n m. I A orUMa
i s-oouaaoojuoi ea.i ix.duuci.i tun. MkWiiiut
allMllAVOI, MKUfCINIC '.. CatkuIM, F-- r-
SOLO BY TALLMAN A CO., DRUCQI8T8, PENDLETON, OREGON.
lUioiafcl! luneabydayoriilctil. Wvanuiulcliuai.(
leala to HpennaUrrliua and all thn horrors or lnnM,tpm
llitr.ibe kMueyaaud tueuiuary urgaoi ol all lupunil
anaraataa airuo aiid mnurr rftnrnwl lj
Mjf mall, od tor run at rurular and UMtlmoDUU.