TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON IAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1912. PAGE SEVEN i Commissioner's Report Claims allowed at the April, 1912, term of County Court, except certain claims provided by statute; , T. D. Taylor, expense Pearl Sullivan to Boys & Girls' Aid Society $ 6.80 J. G, Kilpack, expense Ilosle ArboRast, to Boys & Girls Aid Society ; 3.30 John Hailey, Jr., expense de livering Ilosle Arbogast and two boys to Boys & Girls' Aid Society, Port land 49.95 J. L. Carroll, grand Jury bulliff , 17.50 O. F. Parker, automobile hire, grand Jury 4.00 Pendleton Auto Co., automo bile hire grand Jury 6 00 J. M. Skrable, attorney fees, defending James Morgan.. 10.00 It. H. Johnson, attorney fees, defending James Morgan.. 15,00 Will M. Peterson, attorney fees, defending Frank Irwin 7.50 Geo. V. Coutts, attorney fees, defending King and Gard ner 7. 50 J. S. Beckwith, court recorder 30.00 J. It. Carroll, grand Jury bailiff 3.50 T. U Chllders, Justice fees, State vs. Clarence Trultt. . 2.70 George Propeck, constable.. 9.80 Joe II. Parkes. Justice fees, State vs. Valentine 3.45 Joe H. Parkes, Justice fees, State vs. McBean & Plxler 10.70 Fred r(xon, witness do 5.50 Joe H. Parkes, Justice do.... 10.90 Joseph Craig, witness do .... 3.30 Ktta Eaton, do 9.70 J. W. Corby, do 9.70 I J. Davis, do 10.60 Harry Bedford, do 2.70 M. Boylnn. do 2.70 Joo H. Parkes, Justice fees State va Burns 3.45 Joe H. ParkeH, Justice fees, State vs. Plxler 3.45 Joe H. Parkes, Justice fees Stat evs. McBean & Pixler. 10.70 Ieo Sampson, witness do .... 2.70 Bed Elk. an Indian, do 5.60 Charles Logan, expense State vs Hichard Lee 3.50 Ernest Wnight, do 0.00 W. U. Roberts, coroner's of fice, expense A. J. Weaver, deceased 2.50 T. M. Henderson, examining Lem Peck 5 20 Ralph Folson, coroner's ex pense, Sam Waiker, deceas ed ; 15.60 Frank K. Welles, traveling ex penses, 3 months 45.45 Mary Shea, school supt, steno. 21.50 J. T. Williamson, making ab stract of fina, proofs for 1 year 27.40 Robert Wheeler, tax collec- ' tlon dept 108.00 A. C. Funk, overtime, Feb 12th to April 15th, tax col lection dept 100.00 John Beam, 313 hours, night service, tax collection dept. 156.50 Henrv Laatz, tax collection dept 75.00 It. T. Brown, 118 hours do... 59.00 J. Ringer, tax rebate 11.65 II. M. Cochburn, cash paid for telephone -20 T. D. Tavlor, express and post- 2.71 5 00 4.85 age Freewater Times, advertising Mann & Beach, supplies .... Live Wire, supplies and ad vertising 23. Live Wire, printing monthly expenses East Orcgonlan, do East Oregonian, supplies .... Frank Saline. Dostase and ex press 74.00 Frazier-Nelson Co., supplies.. C. E. Nelson, do Freewater Times, advertising Western Union Tel Co., tele grams Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phones all offices C. P. Strain, express Irwln-Hodson Co., supplies clerk's office Glass Prudhomme Co., sup plies 25.55 Bushong & Co., suplles 53.74 C. C. Hager, supplies W. R. Graham, Btool Taylor Tardware Co., hard ware X. A. Miller, linoleum for cir cuit court room Pacific Tower & Light Co., lights Charles Lane & Son, oil Peoples Wareh'se, Gold Dust T. I). Taylor, board of prison ers A. C. Koeppen & Bros., drugs for lall for prisoners Tallman & Co., drugs for Jail for prisoners 6.25 Tallman & Co., orugs ror poor Hale & McAtee, supplies for poor farm Otto Hohbach, bread for poor farm Pendleton Drug Co. drugs do Ralph Folsom, bed, springs and mat. poor farm ...... La Dow & Peterson, hardwire for poor farm' Crabereek Lumber Co.; lum- ber for poor farm .'. " Tunillaton Roller Mills, bran and shorts, poor farm .... 53.80 S..M. Done,- blacksmlthlng poor farm . . Fred Book, tobacco for do.. Taylor Hardware Co, sup. do. ; Afexander Dept. Store, sup do J. II. Hennlngs, tobacco for poor farm J. B. McDlU, cash advanced.. Lon Pntton." labor on farm... A. C. Koeppen & Bros., drugs for poor - farm Pendleton Cash Market, meat for II. K. Balrd during Dec. William Catherman, moving Miller family Peoples Warehouse, supplies for poor W. T. Porter, digging grave for Walker Gray Bros. Grocery, supplies for C. L. Carby T. D. Taylor, R. R. fare paup. Mrs. J. E. Hatter, care of Mil ler family t j. Means. 2 months care of Mrs. N. Senssey 20.00 H. S. Garfield, examination or Francis V. Coleman, Insane H. H. McReynolds, expense Ed Rlppey, Insane L. D. Howland, watermaster. S. J. Campbell, fruit Inspector John H. Hlteman, Indigent sol Boys & Girls' .Aid Society, charity D. J. McFaul, salary health officer Horace Walker, sal. Co. com. II. M. Cockburn, do A. C. Funk, salary dep. sheriff J. A. Blakely, do George Strand, do 100.00 R. T. Brown, salary dep clerk 126.00 Helen Hart, clerk's steno.... B. S. Burroughs, deputy hire 8.50 8.50 18.50 16.85 6.30 1.00 3.75 70.35 -.75 10. 1.00 1.25 4.05 85 00 40.00 2.20 4.76 116.12 1.75 4.60 2.40 2.00 2.75 13.00 . 5.70 4.30 2.00 .5.75 .95 77.23 2.25 33 60 35.00 14.15 10.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 2.70 66.50 2000 6.00 7.85 118.40 62.16 80.00 10.00 13.90 60.00 90.00 125 00 100.00 70.00 125.00 George Simpson, Janitor . . . J. B. McDIll, supt, poor farm H. S. Garfield, county phys'n W. G. Sutherland, registration tlon clerk Albert E. White, school sup. Albert E. White, traveling ex. George Tonkin, school super? vlHor George Tonkin, traveling ex. W. M. Dixon, road work dis trict No. 2 F. S. McMahon, do G. Hardy," do Roy Scott, road work district No. 3 A. F. Compton, do William Holsey, do ' Arthur Coe, do Elmo Coe, labor distil. No. 3 W. O. Day, do J. L. Frazler, do Ralph Walter, do Fred Scott, do J. Lynch, do li. H. Frazler, do L. S. Scea, do Thomas Thompson, do J. D. McKnlght, blacksmlth lng Dist. No. 3 Putnam-McKnlght, hdw. do Phil Murphy, labor dist. No. 4 John Allen, do R. L. Weathers, do Jim Oliver, do Will Murphy, do Frank Rice, do H. L. Broxson, blacksmlthlng Dist. No. 4 Ed. Towerym, labor dlat. No. 5 and 6 Sherm Thorson, do Dan Camblin, do Walter Milton, do Krmle Davidson, do John Van Slyke, do George W. Proebstel, hdw. do A I Marcus, labor dist No. 10. (ieurge Hunter, do H. C. Roth rock, do Henry Whiteiey, do Andy Barker, do S. R. Hunter, do John Tompkins, labor district No. 11 Jonn Planting, do William Potts, do Virgil liott, do John Peterson, do Joe Nelson, do L. Nelson, do i i uimtlum Lumber, Imbr. do ' J. S. Norvell & Co., axle grease Dist. 11 James Navln, labor dist. No 12 W. It. Tompkin, do ........ William Kgger, do Clarence Gulbranson, do ... Harry Jernigan, do Arthur Lewis, do J. E. Lewis, do Kd Jtingei, do Loranee Ringel, do Ira Perkins, labor dist. No. 14 Henry Enbysk, do Kelno Hillunen, do Sam Flink, do E. P. Tuilock, do Eli Embusk, do J. W. Embusk, do E. P. Marshall, d o W. J. Clarke & Co., giant Powder Dist. 14 Henry Hudeman, labor Dist. No. 15 . Cecil Hampton, do Clarence Olson, do R. C. Shaw, do John Backman, do Oscar Backman, do J. B. Owen, do S. G. Shaw, do Curg Owen, do B. H. Owen, do B. H. Owen, do R. C Shaw, do John Attebury, do A Clarence, Olson, do Cecil Hampton, do Joe Miller, do Carl Wise, do John Backman, do Oscar Backman, do L. S. Bentley, do H. M Sloan, blacksmithing do W. J. Clarke & Co hdw. do . . Ralph Tacella iaDor dist No 15 James Templeton, labor Dist No. 18 A. B. Gellette. do . . 1 A. B. Gelette, do W. J. Wattenberger, do .... W. 8. Williams, bl ksm'h'g do Tom Deweeso Echo Mercantile Co., nails Dist No. IS W. S. Maxon, labor Dist No 19 John Arkell, do 75.00 100.00 35.00 91.00 120.00 41.95 120.00 42.10 8.45 9.00 900 79.65 79.65 60.05 83 80 18.55 85.25 85.50 81.80 46.75 4.25 22 00 43.20 4.50 7.50 8.30 94 50 60.62 56.50 59.50 61 62 6.37 2.50 17.00 17.00 17.00, 11.25 4.50 27.00 2.25 6.35 20.25 18.40 11.25 1065 138.50 25.00 17.00 73.50 124 87 110.25 111.12 40.50 16.60 .25 53. la 134.10 18.55 13.50 5.05 li.OO 17.50 12.35 8.50 102.25 12 75 47.80 47.25 36.12 40.50 25.00 140.87 4.50 137.75 24.75 24.75 24.75 27.00 27.00 11,25 12.37 13.50 18.75 4.37 15.62 11.25 11.25 11.25 9.00 9.00 35.25 11.25 45.00 9.80 12.30 25.50 J. H. Walker, do 5.60 Sam Blttner, do 34.25 Taylor Hardware Co., hdw do 24 82 Oregon Lumber Yard, imbr do 27.50 Jos Banister 21.25 Beall & Company, rock crusher, Including e'evator, . rock bin, 2 graders, 2 plows, . 2 rooters, 2 fresnos and 2 sprinklers 4142.05 Jerard & Kirkpatrick, 10 dump boxes, 2- road plaws 636.00 C H. Martin, express and postage 3-30 Pendleton Abstract Co., 35 blue prints 14. 00 Penland Bros 12.00 Oregon Lumber Yard Imbr. 16.65 G. W Simpson, freight 2.55 J. S. Todd 20.00 H. L. Colvin, deed for road along state line 3300 John O. Hendrlckson, do . . . 171.00 G. F, Parker, automobile hire, bv county court 10.00 Rose Huston, stenographer.. 5.00 John W. Klmbrell, surveying proposed road 12.50 W. J. Clark & Co., Wild Horse macadam 22 20 W. C. Wegner, rakes do 4.00 Oregon Lumber Yard imbr do 6.60 Kopittke & Glllanders iabor Fred Brown, labor Wild Horse macadam ".4 5 John Shaw, do 21.85 George Ott, do I610 Louis Zink, do Paul Snyder, do 2.80 C. M. DePaw, do -35 C). E. Elder, do 6-35 Wi'.lium Yates, do 35 Frank I.leuallen, do 18.60 G. F. Hunter, do 15.90 C. H. Benton, do 4-50 John H Dozier, do 16.00 C. H. Martin, do 150.00 H. B. Eads, Freewater State Line macadam 2. 25 J. H. Edwards, do -50 J. Boylan, do 1350 J. Dunn, do J. Dunn, do . O. E. Mitchell, W. J. Crablll, do do 13 50 13.50 13.50 23.35 Val Turpin, do 24.00 G. W. Vandandlngham, Charles Knack, do Ed Olson, do A Thompson, do do. . 22.50 13.50 13.60 13.50 P. Graham, do 13.50 K. It. Davidson, do . K. L. Matheny, do . Thorn Lester, do C. P. Smith, d Hen Gaskeli, do W. Wizard, do Jack Cockburn, do R. Hai?sdale, do Tom Thompson, do . Charles Phipps, do , R. C. Sheets, do . . . F. L. Chllroat. do . J. D. Covchran, do . J. P. Cochran, do R .Newman, do H B. Chllcoat. do , H. C. Miller, do . . , F. E. Wright, do , Ed O'snn. do W. H. Walllngford, A. Thompson, do . , W. Bllzard, do Wm. Clark. Jr., do E. L. Matheny, do F. L. Ho'.man. do Lee Wilson, do . . John Vanslyke. do do 13.50 13 50 15.00 15.00 22.50 22.50 71.85 25.85 25.85 13.50 18 00 18.00 14 60 14.60 5.60 9.00 23.60 23.60 115 23.60 1.15 1.15 29.35 11.25 2. 5 4.25 6 25 LOCALS for W. Seaman, do 109.35 E. Arkell. do aylor Dardware Co., hdw do Crabcreek Linbr Co. Imbr do Perry Hunter Ibr Dist No 20 W. Mccarty, do Floyd Patton, do . . . , Leslie Eldrldge, do oseph Stover, do Hubert Hopper, do James M. Eldrldge. do La Dow & Peterson, hdw. do lovd Hall, labor Dist. No. 24 Loyd Hall, do L. Hall, do F. Thompson, labor Dist. No. 29 Henry Thompson, do Dolph Thompson, do W. Mulkey. do Henry Thompson, do W. D. Bonirer, do Millard Thompson, do F. Thompson, do H. R. Lorenzen, labor Disi. No. 30 .; W. J. Clarke & Co., Jidw do. J. W. Fehr, labor Dist No. 34 . Robert Truscott, do Charles Hafler, do O: C. Stetson, do T; Haun, do . ... . J. Chaprhan, do .... Elmer v Wilson, do 11. E.,Bean Hardware Co., nails Dist. 34 .... Z. English, labor Dist 35.. M. Donnelly, labor JJisi jo.. W-. A. Leathers, do , Henry Hooker, do Clarence Mead, do Pat Kidwell, do . . . . E. P. Phipps, do Clarke, do V v Oregon Hardware & imple ment Co., hdw uisi to. ... H. L Osborn, labor uisi otji S. K. Belles, do W. R Worley, do S. K. Belles, do . . . C. Q. Belles, do J A. Gugin. do W. R. Worley, do E. C. Johnson, ao Jim Hartsuff, do J. T. Hoops, do ............ Kupers & Mccook, now W. J. Clarke & Co., powder and fuse Dist. wo. it ... Manuel Frledly, labor Dist. no 19 irnnMt Frlendl-do ........ Harry Rogers labor Dist No 41 Harry Rogers, ao. Ob Baumgaraner, ao Harry Dunn H. Dickey, do Oscar Walker lbr Dist No 42 Walt Giiman, do Elmer LaDue, do Mark Lewis, do James Rose, do Ellis Gervls. do B. B. Gervals. do...; John Chapman, do Wyck Bros, do C. E. Foss, do A J. Anderson, do James Myers, do 64.85 131.75 1.60 5.30 52.60 76.50 55.25 22.60 13 50 13.50 34.00 2.75 5.65 7.85 6.25 17.50 15.75 11 25 6.75 6.75 4 25 5.60 9.50 143.75 195 2.00 20.00 46.00 -54.00 47.00 . 28.00 , 24.00 '-4.5Q 7.45 ' 27.00 121.50 4.25 4.25 . 12. 5 . 12. 75 2.15 9.25 4.60 5.60 8.25 11.25 20.60 13.50 51.55 61.85 17.70 88.85 3.80 17.00 64.00 9.00 92.25 11.0 41.60 8.50 9.00 7.85 23.50 7.8 14.60 8.50 .10.1 30.00 8.50 67.10 13.50 2.25 4.60 4.50 6.75 6.75 5.60 6.75 6.75 6.75 6.75 6.75 6.75 ' 2.25 7.85 2.25 13 50 13.50 13.50 1.15 31.35 25.60 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 30.35 13.50 24.00 15.00 15.00 F Lavendar, do 125.00 John Loyles. do J. E. Westervelt, do H. F. Owen, do E. E. Hammer, do Chas. Heater, do ' Thorn Starks, do .... F E. Wright, do H. C. Miller, do R. C. Sheets, do F L Chllcoat. do ... H. B. Chllcoat, do . . . A." Thompson, do J. B. Cochran, do .... W. H. Wallingford. do E. R. Davidson, do . . . Tom Thompson, do . . R. Rnesdale. do J. T. Cochran, do .... Charles Kanack'. do . 19.00 Jack Cockburn. do . . . 13.60 W. J. Crabill, do 6.05 P. Graham, do 60.12 G. W. Vandandingnam, 10 40 J. Dunn, do 13.00 O E. Nitchell W A. Clarke, do .... 1.50 Charles Phipps, do . . . 30.357 Ter',m- dl l nom L,esier, uo C. P Smith, do Main 178 for coal and wood. Bicycles! 727 Johnson street. Burroughs. Main 6. Fuel. Phone Kopittke & Glllanders, dry wood and Rock Spring; coal. Dry red fir wood, $7.00 per cord de livered. Phone Black 3622. State Hotel Furnished rooms at special rates by week or month. 1. C. Snyder will spray your trees. Spray dope for sale by gallon. Alfalfa hay for sale, first cutting. Address Wm. Milne, Pendleton, Ore. Gas range for sale. Inquire 508 Franklin street or at postofflce after 2 p. m. Dry Blab wood, Just the wood for summer use. Oregon Lumber Tard. Phone Main 8. Wanted Girl to work on ranch. Middle aged lady preferred. Apply ac 707 Lilleth street. All kinds of good dry wood, also .lean nut or lump Rock Spring coal it Kopittke & Glllanders. For Sale Holt Jr. 16 foot cut com bine harvester. Inquire Margaret Molstrom. Box 548, Pendleton, Ore. Large shipment of new sidewalk lumber Just received at the Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. Moth proof cedar chests, great va riety of sizes and prices. Every home should have one. Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. For Sale 29 head fresh Jersey milk cows. Inquire of R. H. Stevens, Dutch Henry Feed Yard. Carload of fine cedar posts now for sale at the Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. Both Plain and tar red. For transfer work, hauling bag gage, moving household goods and pianos, and all kinds of Job work, phone Main 461. B. A. Morton. , Messengers wanted, good wages, splendid opportunity to learn tele graphy. Apply Western Union Tel Co. We want to move two hundred cords of dry slabs within the next thirty days to make room for new stock. Oregon Lumber Yard. Save yourself fuel troubles by us ing our famous Rock Spring coal and good dry wood. Delivered promptly. Ben L. Burroughs, phone Main 6. For rent Suite of unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregon ian Building. Steam heated, also gas range in rooms. Apply at this office. For Rent to a lady, a large, well furnished room, with sewing machine, very close in. Cheap. Inquire 719 Lilleth. Strictly first class chop suey and noodle parlors. Open day and night Tray orders a specialty. Everything new. Under State Hotel. Phone Main 667. Un Co., Props. through the agency of a live acid placed In their fire boots. ' The powerful chemical had been poured Into the boots. The boots were then placed alongside their cots and ready for the men to Jump into them In response to an alarm. Lieutenant Larson found the deadly acid in the boots. The power of the same acid was shown when recently a carboy of it broke and spattered on one of the fire horses. Prompt attention only saved its life after It had been severe ly burned. FALL SAVES LIFE OF MAX. and Revolver of Opponent Breaks Fails to Explode. Wabash, Ind. John Joy, owner of a billard room here. Is alive today because a revolver in the hands of Charley Burden, colored, was broken and failed to explode when he level ed it at Joy and thrice pulled the trigger. Burden became unruly in Joy's establishment and the proprie tor attempted to eject him. When the two clinched the negro fell to the floor and the weapon, which he pull ed from his pocket as he arose, was put out of commission. Burden Is under arrest. A valuable dressing fer flesh wounds, burns, scalds, old sores, rash, chafed skin, Is BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT, it Is both healing and an tiseptic. Price I5c, 50c and Jl.uu bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Brv,a. Dance. There will be a dance at German Hall. Middle Cold Spring, Saturday night, April 27. Everybody welcome, Lt the Auto Truck ITaul It. Our specialty is quick work. Phone Slain 339 for furniture and piano mov- ng short trips in the city or transfer- ng to the country. We haul any thing. Penland Bros. do For Sale The best plumbing. pawnbroking and second hand busi ness in eastern Oregon. For partic ulars write Sharon & Eddings, Pen dleton, Ore. Independent messenger service, re liable and responsible. Headquarters rices & Stangier's cigar store, or phone Main 464. J. Weaver, do D F. Carein, do P. Smith, do R. Davidson, do . . . .- William Seaman, do E. L. Matheny. do Jack Cockburn. do mn Thompson, do Frank Rounzcn. do R. Raesdale. do O. E. Mitchell, do Frank Wright, do Thorn Lester, do Ben Gaskill. do W. A. Clarke, do W. Bllzard, do Roundzen. do E. Nickle. do R. Newman, do ack Dunn, do O. E. Mitchell, no . . . W., E. Gould, do ......... E R. Davidson, do Val Terpin, do W. J. Crabill, do L Matheny, do Ed Olson, do ."...,..... harles Kannck, do J.i Boylan. do .:'.. Thorn Lester, do .'. Charles Phipps, do C, P.. Smith, do . . ...... . J. D. Cocnran, no . , J. P. Cochran, do R F. Bean Hardware Co.. no H. m. Cochburn, freight ao.-. Tumalum Lumber Co. do. . . . W. Bertivnont, do Putnnm-McKnight Co., no.. Chnr'.ey Johnson, labor Dist No. 8 ., Pat Shaw, do ..." Mat Lynd. do Pearl Lynd. do S S. Plersol, do Pat Shnw. labor Dist. No. 9. . O. C. Barton, do H. F. Piersol, do R. S. Plersol. do Harvey Booher, do Roy Burke, do Ed Kilgore. do Pat Shaw, do O. C. Barton, do T T c Plorsnl no c, nln..nl An I .v a m T.nnn. hlacksmltnin ao G. W. Bradley, ireigni ao 1.15 2.25 15.00 7.85 21.85 9.00 21.85 7.85 5.60 7.85 7 85 2.25 10.10 3.35 4 50 4.50 3.30 4 50 3.35 9.00 9.00 4.50 9.00 16.00 17.00 13.60 7.85 6.75 9.00 15.00 15.75 15.00 9.00 9.00 35.90 IS. 16 68.00 5 00 38.35 2. 2.25 4 6.25 16. 13.50 31.25 11.2 22.50 21.25 2 25 23.50 13.50 37.60 18 60 Taxicab and Touring Cars. 25 cents to any part of city. Phone Main 12. Day and night Duluth, Minn. Accident and kind fate saved Captain Peter Solheim and Lieutenant L. E. Larson of fire hall No. 3. this city from being the vie tims of an apparent plot to maim them for life by burning their feet 6.25 Constipation brings many ailments In its train and is the primary cause of much slcknes. Keep your bowels regular madam, and you will escape many of the ailments to which women are subject. Constipation Is a very simple thing, but like many simple things, it may lead to serious conse auences. Nature often needs a little assistance and when Chamberlain' Tablets are given at the first Indlca 12.35 I tlon, much distress and suffering may 11.25 be avoided. Sold by all dealers. ACCIDENT SAVES TWO DULXTTH FIREMEN FROM PLOT CHICHESTER 55 P'LLS l.adlrat Ask vur OrnarfUi tor j hlchMiterrii inamond Hrnnd I'illa in Kd and Hold metalllA boxes, scaled with Blue Ril4xru lake other, llu) or your DFinrvUt. Aslc(nrrill.4'liV:s.l yetrs known ks Best, Safest, Always Reitti SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYwHCRF Ten Extra Green Trading with each new Stamps given PRESCRIPTION You want pure medicines. Correct work at right prices. TRY THE - Pendleton Drug Go. "IN BUSINESS FOU YOUR GOOD HEALTH." Pendleton, Tues., May 7 SilHilHHBBlllllllliaillllMsaHMiilllllMHBiMSBIilMSlllBlW You Know Its Good 0 Oregon Theatre ONE NIGHT Tuesday, April 30 CIjAHENCE BENNETT & CO. Present WM. FAVEUSILVM S SUCCESS TBie vHaiirD By EDWIN MILTON ROYLE. CAPABLE CAST ORRECT COSTUMES OMPLETE SCENIC DIS PLAY. Note: This company has played every other city at one dollar and fifty cents. PRICES here, Parquet first 11 rows $1.00, balance lower floor 75 cents; first three rows Balcony "5 cents, balance 50c; entire gallery 25c. More Lfons.epicrnfs, T'gers,Leopaxfs,Se? Lions. Educated beoncftpower ofiiman comprehension, than afotterSiows 3 BIG RINGS and ARENAS ACRES OF WATERPROOF CANVAS theSHOWsDIFFERENT 2 PERFORMANCES NEW STREET PARADE 1088 Every Woman u unvested ana uouia know bout the wonderful , IRVEL Whirling Ssny new Vaginal Syrino- Best most convenient, tt let Instantly. mi a Ask rout druggist 'or 1 If he cannot suddIs theX MARVEL, accept no other? bat tend itamn for Illustrated book sealed. It elves full parti eu- larc and directions invaluable to Iadies7 MUm CQ.. 44 tut 234 Strut Hra Tick' We Sell Sulphurro Koeppen's The drug store thai tervet you best. LAKEVOOD FARM, Rock Rapids, Iowa OFFER FOR SALE AT Oregon Feed Yard, Pendleton, Ore. Registered Percheron Stallions and Mares IXSPECTIOX IXVITED H. G. McMILLAN & SONS, Props. FRANK P. CASEY, Resident- Agent. ..VT i'i'S:.' ... Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, A large, well selected stock, selling at most Large Shipment of Cedar Posts Just Crab Creek Lumber Co. Mil V Have things as you like them. Live in Comfort. Don't pay rent, but own your home. Before Building get our prices on Moulding, Etc. reasonable prices Received Phone Main 92 OSCAR MAHLER. Manager