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b,..s-"ss IN hnnLe-S' bnfs NJ % % ~
= 90 On ro~ sa.-enf ~rd NJ sea ~ n
pc ~ snr 30 dov hnIa: nns'rt ra+~s
to' ~pa da-n' commercial bills,
J.seae.
r,ar sllvc- nat
FosIc"p dniisrs. S9T,
cove"n",e"' bonds. steady; railroad
bonds irrc~rlsr
Nome. on call o,sv on M pc.
r.n'' r,,Ii"" -nfe, 2M CLOSING hd. p
offered ~ ga
Time loans rnsy' ~ da~s- Az m
az per cent % dara, N6akn nes
cent; six months. So @d per cent.
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ALARM OF FIRE.
Blaze In Garbage Wagon Brings Two
Departments to Main Street.

A fire in a garbage wagon in front
of the Salt Lake Security 4 Trust
building occurred this afternoon at 2:45
o'clock. and the fire department re-
sponded No difficulty was encountered
In controlling the outburst of flames, al
though the alarm was sent In in a
manner to bring two departments, in
Guiding steamers and hook and ladder
equipment to the scene. The wagon
was partially burned.
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MINING DEEDS FILED.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. July 17,--August Schmidt and
Fred II. Schmidt, OF Eureka, and Will
liam Bell, of Boise. have transferred to
the Old American Mining company the
Finley mining claim In the Tiptic min
ing district. The consideration is 81.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Heavy Selling Today Was Met BY a
Buying Element

Notwithstanding the inclination OF
some TO take profits and aided by GER
tain brokers who are interested In max
ing bear movement in Tintic stocks,
the market held up remarkably well to-
day and the shares offered were readily
absorbed. The heavy offerings OF Beck
rTunnel and Sioux Consolidated, also
star Consolidated, were particularly
noticeable: but they all stood the test
Without being seriously depressed
Crown Point was also lower and South
Columbus did business at $3.50 and
se.S7Il. Victor Consolidated closed on
sales AT IS and 1914 cents. There was
little doing in the unlisteIs, Several
hundred shares OF ohio Copper were
offered. but only one lot sold. The stock
was offered at SO at the tiose.
4. The closing quotations ana says
We're;
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SIX BEST SELLING aooA
FOR MONTH OF rurr

inc sIhS oa,i to reports from ~. III
hn s poo ,,, sellers OF the country me leax
der pA ~ which ,, have sold best The ~
% TIL ~ demand sn during ;he month 70, ne y.
d Inc Brass Bowl. Vance 'h aftl
: 'Ne WIEN CHRONICLES Of ReS i,s;; N,ie
2. Tho par, "..s'..::.........
? N Nicbo Jse OF Missing Men A'S
y A1 Tdtt lacy OF the Decoration 30
5. The Princess Virginia '''.;;.; 81 90
Hanson Wll-
s. The Mayors wife. GIr,a,or,''-.N.B
In addition to the aboos N,so
large stock of other nonuia we have a
the day. N'"iar looks Of
DEsERET NEWS BOOK er..
Main Street. 0hE
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Beck Tunnel. 200 at 2.12ls: 200 at 2.lo.
LOO at 2.Oiis: 800 at 2.o01s: loco at 9.07
Black Jack, 100 at So 100 at IS; 400 at 75
100 at "a. 100 at 49,
colorado 200 at 1885, 800 at 7soi 100 at
TO
%.
lugot, 10 at 9.
Mountain Lake. 900 at 80; 700 at %.
New York, 200 at IL.
star Con. 100 al 81; 200 at CO.
South Columbus. 800 al 2.S,
Sioux Con-, 100 at 7oi 100 AT SO: 1909 at
seven Troughs 100 at es; leo at 20; 100
~ a
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SILVER KING COALITION.
Directors Have Posted Initial Dividend
PAYABLE on 31st Inst.

The initial dividend OF the Silver
King Coalition Mines company was
posted vest arhay ana shareholders OF
record on the 27th inst. Will get their
checks on the 31st inst The amount
Of the dividend Is to be 1887, 900. equal
IA per cent ON the capitalization OF
the company. which ls sG,25O,0O0.
The silver King Coalition company
Ia the reOrganozation recently or
ganized TO take over the orig
inal silver King. Keith Kearns and
other mines IN Park City. The dIyi-
dend posted yesterday Is supposed 10
be the first of series OF quarterly
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CoMsTOCK.

ophir, 2.0Oa EOS; Mexican, Go dG7:
Gould & Curry. 16@lT: Con Va, 66@
6S; Savage. 72d7a; Hale & Norcross,
60@63; Yellow Jacket. 100 bid Bel
cher, 8 a "a; Confidence, 66 bid:
Sierra Nevada. 40 bid; Exchequer, so
bid: Union. 32QD33,
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GEO, M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. We desire your
orders for anything In our line.
Rooms 5l2-5ls Templeton building.
Phone Bell 81
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RED HIS. 1880; Mohawk Ext, sae:
H. Dillon, 7eiio; Grandma. i6@1S S, +.
Ext. 4n5; Y, Rose, 6d11; Col Mt. Ext,
S6f5; Goldfeld Con-. s.37has.45 D'f,cld
Triagle, 20gng2
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers
and brokers, furnish the following
quotations from San Francisco on Me-
vada mining stocks today:
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Deseret News Quotations OF
Prices of Sugar Stocks.

Date. Stock. Price Quoted.
Sept. 20, 1900, Idaho. ...... SO. 30
Dee. 1. 1905. Idaho. ....... SIS. 40
March IS. 1907, idaho $3.50, SO. 30
June %. 1907. Idaho. ......,. 50 so
Sept. 30, 1905, Western Idaho. 50 80
Dec. 1, 1905. Western Idaho, 80 90
March rs. 1905, western Idaho. $40 90
June 20, 1907, Western Idaho. Sft 90
Since FIRST date above given we have
constantly advised those able TO hold
their stocks. not to sell; and these wish
ing to invest In stocks named, to buy as
We believed the stocks would he sure to
rise. This advice IL good NOW, If able 70
hold do not sell your stocks. II you wish
to buy good dividend paying stocks that
VIII yield fair rate mot less than per
cent per mnum). and that are bound 10
rise In market value, send us orders to
buy for You stock in Idaho and western
Idaho Sugar Companies. After July 18th,
1861 these and the Utnh Sugar Company
are to be combined and after that date,
ask for preferred stock In UTAH-IpAHo
SUGAR COMPANY.
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T.. II. Snow a Co., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1878
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CANNON g. CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers, is n. S. Tenn. Both Phones,
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dividends to be paid by the coalitio
WHO BUYS THE COPPER.
Five Concerns Consume Over Five
Hundred Million Pounds Annually.

The Boston News Bureau says there
are less than Is large buyers Of cop
per In the United States.
Five concerns purchase and con-
sumo over 500,000.0O0 pounds per an
mum. These are as follows
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E. NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers,
D. r. Walker Blk, Both phones Of
iice and residence.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BRoKERS 20 d. so. Temple. Both
phones el0.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, July lS'mW aI,ms s's ssiS. An ane
ritory and western hhe ,,n'aa
mediums, 17Qlsi fine, laalo'
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Rird-CoMan Go.

Custom Assayers and chemlsts leo
South West Temple St
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

lions Savings Bank & Trust com
pany 10 A. #. Hust. lots 81, etc.
block ], Forest Dale .....,,..,.
&. III. Hulse to Jesse Hulse, land
In section 6, township 2 south,
range l east ....,. ..............
A. K, Holman TO John Bettiss'
lots 10. ETC., block SO. Sandy sta.
lon ,......' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J.
L: r. w. Parrot to John William
Parrot, part OF lot 2, bloch Ia.
plat A.,...... ,...............,.......
George Calder to George w. Fair
bourne. part OF lot Z, block -. 10
aero plat A .,...............,......
X. w. Katz 10 Martin Katz part
OF lot >, block 10, plat A.,,......,,
Manhattan Trust company to Ellen
n callister. part OF lot g. block g
plat J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
YESTERDAYS.
Beatrice Swartz to James Hep
worth, part Of lot ;. block o., plat
q ..,.t,.,.. Observation-Disclosures. q
Edward NJ. Ashton and wife TO
Chas. II. Bowman, LOT u. block /,
Perkins Third add, ......,,......,.
d, Carlos lkimball and wife 70 James
n. Grow. part OF lot Is, block 10,
5-acre y Observation-Disclosures.
Sarah Bennett 20 Mrs. Laura ~
Kennedy, part OF section q, town
ship ) south. range west..,.,..
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.

NJ. s, lianauer. J, Y, Sadler
1863 SO, West Temple, +. o, box ia46.
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Forenoon totals. ....42,4g1 $40, So. 80
AFTERNOON LISTED sToChs.
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A. 5. CAAfPBELI.
Stock Broker, as u. II. Walker Block.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21
Is Disease a Crime ?

Not very long ago. n popular magazine
published an editorial article in which
the writer asserted, iu substance. that all
disease should bee regarded as criminal.
Certain 70 ls, hat much OF the sickuess
and suffering of mankind is due to tin"
violation OF certain )f Natures laws
Hut tu say that an sickness should he
regarded as criminal, must appeal 10
every reasonable individual as radically
wrong.
lt would be- harsh, unsympathctic,
cruel. Yes criminal, tp condemn the poor,
weak. Ver-Worked housewife who sinks
under the heavy load OF household cares
aud burdens. and suffers from weak
ne>ses. various dlsplaceWents Of peINlc
rgHus and other arrangements peculiar
10 her sex.
Frequent bearing ~ children, with Us cN.
artlHa demands upon the system. coupled
with thr care. Worry and labor ~ rearing a
iAuer family, Is often The cause ~ weak
uesses arrangements ana debility which are
aggravated hY the many household cares.
aud the hard and ueNvt-ending work which
the mother Is called uuun 10 perform, Dr
liertr. tar maker oi mat Wuftd-famed rem
cdy Tor wumhu's peculiar weaknesses ana
iils-nr P.crfe> Iayorite Prescription SAWS
that one ~ thr greatest obstacles to the cure
uf thls class uf Waladlcs b. the fact that tina
utur. over Workod housewife can NOT get the
Eeadrd rest frum hcr many household cares
and latnr 90 euhNe her to secure from the
use ~ bis Prescription Us full benefits To
j. u mafNHN OF frequent aAtfd ifiNF ne says
Bel his extensive practice Ia these cases, Va
meet with those iu which his treatment fails
los reason ~ She PATIENTS Inability 20 abstain
from hard vnfk long enough tO Dec cured
Win those suffering fnnm prolaueus ante
version auu retrnV ersiun uf the uterus Or
Rher displacement ~ the WcmanlF organs
ID il very necessary that, in addition TO tax
fng - tANofite Prescription they ahsftlu
from being very much. or Tor Ions periods on
their fset All heavy hfting or strAining ~
any kind should also be avoided A. much
0ut-dsr air as possible with moderate. light
.afu-l-e j. also very important let Tie
patIenf ohserve thess rules and The Favor
n Prescription vii DO the rest
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent free
ON receipt Of stamps 20 pay expense 81
mailing only Send To nr. r V. Pierce
EuHalo. y. Y. p oue-cent stamps Tor pa
p~er-covered. or 81 stamps Tor cloth-hound
Ifsiek consult the Doctor. free 81 charge
hg letter. All such communications are
held sscredly confidential
Dr. PIer,e's Pleasant Pellets invigorats
and regulate stomEch, liver and bowels
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FARMING
CONGRESS IN
D { n R
STATE WEST OF THE
MISSOURI REPRESENTED
Agricultural Experts From
Many Colleges Besides Those
Employed by FEDERAL Gov
eminent to Be Present,

IBy Morning Journhl special Leased Wire
Denver. Cole. Jan 26.-The Trans
Missouri Dry Farming congress. which
meets Ga this eity on ThursIay and
Friday of This week, win bring to-.
gether tine greatest number Of oeIicuI-
tural experts ever gathered together al
one time IN this country The couyen-
ton was called by Governor Jesse a
Mcdonald ls the beginning of a unit.
ed Interstate movement for the dcyel.
opmeut and settlement Of the sa-ealleo
"somi-arid" district Of the West ~
less than twelve experts from the de.
uartment of agriculture at Washing
ton VIII be here. Every agricultural.
college and state university Yves, oil
the Missouri river viii hayc ono on
more men i'm attendance Every GOV.
eruor Of The sixteen states Included 10
the call viii either be present in per
son or send u special representative
In addition. there will be hundreds of
business men from the cities and
towns i'm all the country between The
Missouri river and the Pacific coast
ANA hundreds Of plain farmers who
have been growing good crops in tho
Western scmi-arid districts for dee
cades without q f|ail'fe.
The purpose OF the congress Is first
to afford "a chance for fun discussion
of the dry farming problem iu rec
aions 81 slight rainfall and second. I'd
form a permanent organization whose
energies shan educate the people oi
e. -4.44fr .Lr.A..4fHrsa ..frf L.f.tf
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+. O.. Rhodes. SANFORD. Ind.
Harry Schickel. Terra Haute, Ind.
The fuil extent Of the disaster was
revealed at daylight. but the death list
will not he complete until workmen
have finished clearing the debris.
According to the tratnmen Of the
freight. the powder was exploded hN
the conclusion made by the passenger
train. which was slowing down for me
station at sanford. Another theory
IS hat gas escaping from an ol pine
line near by entered the powder ear
ana q spark from the passing engine
ignited the gas. others express the
belief hat the disaster was due 90 a
tramp or Intoxicated man irtng . Si"t
into the car.
Cars We're smashed 10 pieces by ga"
force Of the explosion Huge MASSES
OF iron were found hundreds ~ feet
from the Track. The TANK ot the pass
sengef engine was hurled ntuflN 'ii''
hundred feet, landing Ia a grave
road. Two passenger coaches ana one
baggage coach were consumed by mr.
The freight rain IN which was
the car of noWdei WAS demolished.
sanford was badly shocked. WIN
doMs were shattered. dishes ana lut-
niture broken ana doors torn Ii"Hi
their hinges.
The night was dark and heavy rams
had rendered the streets of Sandiotd
@ @naine ry srs' he IKE nowder ears land
tag IN odioininp rack. the explosion
came without warning. Ihc tulllf
train was blown from the tracks anu
detris -ninntrg under il Forty human
tatras 49, h,ntn npt and before
M o..es n .itf1ana vho rushed 10 the
resc,e many netsou~ were burned 10
aaa,Ge t 49, atd could be- rendered
them
IN tho darkness by the light of the
h,rrtnr ,nn,has IND pcopla of sand
ra,5 ,1la tbcir hest for the stricken
,,,tee m mo injured and the cracking
- ~. as,n.s tupetber with the odot
- hr.ntns bnmap flesh greeted tho
,.sr,,a,s Vbn varied nauticallN but
- u,er. fn,.ed back by the terrible
,r9t
Nrnong tho first rescued was l.. T..
prsm ~ Nfatfoon ms. engiuccl ef
nn-ainton.nr N u;l ON the Big -Four
,tn,aaJ rTs leo was broken and he
s@,,atslv bruised. He was carrier
~. tha tn,se If n NJ Riarf4. one nun
49, s.et awav. soon Mrs. Rose was
ht,,.bt in natnfnll, bruised. but rs.
Nd +, mo care If hor husband un-
III sb, s,iansed
otnars Ucrc rescued as he flames
.4..nraa Az men threw their
~, "a me ,votE If disentanpling
~. AMMAN forms from the w~reckage.
ths women of Sandford cared for the
tnH,red
Wbsn the fire drove the reacuers
thot oaitnJ tiil ne IRE 1ial
I'm and men started ia drag nut
-, g,,'l'tg oa r pPa,1 nearby fields and
f,nnd uierns ~ human flesh and wear
NO onnarel
Thefo was ma efficient water supply
=, o~ht the ennrs ana inc hitter cold
~
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Couldn't ma the one nan = this
town who wants thar SADDLE OF drtv-
Ing horse Of yours as sureiv and as
uuickiv as "a For sale al can do: and
Sheriolk's Zee would be larger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-12

MENTION

Senator Levi Ankeny came over
from Walla Walla last evening upon a
short business visit.
c. K. Bland, the Hermlston mer-
chant, has been in town today upon
a short visit.
w. A. Teutsch, the well known
travelling man and brother Of lee
Teutsch, is here today.
James Johns of the Hartman Alb
stract company, came in on the delay
ed No. l this afternoon.
Judge G. A. Hartman left yester-
day for Portland, after having been
here for several days on business.
Miss Lula r. Lorenz is in Echo and
Hermiston today in the interest of
the Oregon Daily Journal and the East
Oregonian.
/ Rev. G. L. Hall left this afternoon
for Portland, from which place he
will go to southern Oregon on minis,
| terial work.
NJ. O'Hara of Pendleton, and Will
liam McCarty, of this city, are back
to the city from a trip to the copper
belt.-Baker City Democrat.
Roy Linsner, deputy assessor for
the Nye-Gurdane section, has COM
pleted his field work and turned the
same over to Assessor Strain.
Miss Cora Greenhow formerly a
student at the Ellensburg normal, and
now living at Twin Falls, is visiting
Af
C. r. McCalley, the talented vlo-
linist, will leave tonight for Arling-
ton Fossil and other points in that
section for the purpose of giving re-
cltals.
Rev. ]. NJ. Cornelison, Of the UNA
tilla Presbyterian mission, is in the
city today making arrangements for
a series of revival meetings to begin
at the mission on April IS.
d. C. Brownell of Umatilla, who has
been on the jury for the past week,
expects to spend Sunday at home and
will return in time for the La Toilette
lecture on Monday evening.
Mrs. Clara Wyatt left last night for
Reno, New, to join her husband,
where they expect to make their
home after visiting for several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Hopper, of this city.-La Grande OBJ
server.
Miss Maud Taylor, who accom-
panied the injured o. r. & n. en-
ploeys from Wednesdays wreck to
Portland, as nurse, returned last even
ing. All the members of the crew
stood the trip nicely but the injured
Chinaman suffered greatly and little
hope for his recovery is entertained,
NJ. d. Reed and James Greybill, o.
r. & n. firemen of La Grande, who
have been searching for the body OF
Fireman McPartridge at the Cayuse
wreck, returned to Cayuse this morn
Ing after spending the night in the
city. They hope to find the body |
under the engine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-12
CITY BREVITIES

RAIDERS rug sale Saturday, April 13.
Peacock coal, Oregon Lumber
Yard.
All kinds of good. dry wood. See
Minnis.
Private room and board, 313 South
Main street.
Best bargains you ever saw at Ra-
der's rug sale, April 13.
For Rent-3-room furnished cot
tage. 126 Thompson street.
See MINIS for good, dry wood that
burns. Lots OF 1t on hand.
Try Walters new Hard Wheat"
flour, now on the market.
Leaving town; have canned fruit
for sale. 81 Garden street.
I.eathers Transfer Co.. day and
night service. Phone Main 511.
Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Enquire 205 w. Webb st.
La Toilette lecture. Seats are
now on sale at Pendleton Drug Co.
Nice furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. Inquire 302 Logan street.
Peacock brand coal, burns the best
and lasts longest. Oregon Lumber
Yard.
Special panel photos. S1.25 dozen.
Bowman studio. Finishing for ANA
teurs.
Horses, harness, wagons and bug
gies for sale at Alta House feed
barns.
Peacock brand coal, the kind that
holds heat and burns clean. Oregon
Lumber Yard.
For sale-Cottonwood, cottonwood
posts and work horses P. Schnei-
der, Nolin. Oregon.
When in Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates 81 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free bus.
For Sale-Rusiness, furniture and
fixtures OF a Broom lodging house
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-12
PROGRAM Is CHANGED.
Portland Business Men viii Stop at
Pendleton on Return from Boise,
MAY 10.


The Portland business mems ex-
cursion will not stop at Pendleton on
its outgoing trip to Boise, as arrang-
cd at first, but will stop on Friday
morning, May 10, from 1:i5 to 10
a. m.
Secretary Arthur L. Knight of
Pendleton Commercial association
today received a revised official
schedule of the excursion, giving
the times and dates of all stops.
The train will pass through PEN
dleton during the night of May g.,
but will not stop at that time. 1t
Will reach La Grande at a. m. and
will go to Elgin on the forenoon of
May 6. 1t will reach Boise on May
and will remain there until the fol-
lowing day, when 1t will start on its
return journey.
The train will reach here at 1:tH
a. m. and will leave for Echo at 10
n. m. Secretary Tom Richardson of
Portland Commercial club writes that
no entertainment is expected but
that Portland business men simply
desire to meet the people of eastern
Oregon and become better acquaint-
ed.
President RAIDER of Pendleton
commercial association will take up
the matter of some form of entertain
ment for the excursionists later and
1t is possible that Pendlcton will Of
fer the visitors something in the
way of sightseeing or entertainment
during their brief stay here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-12
RINGLING CIRCUS COMING.
Big Show VIII Not Pass Pendleton
by This Season.

| Ringing Brothers will not pass us
by this season. Announcement comes
from the east that this big circus is
to play this city in the not distant
future.
In all the history of the circuis
business in the past there have not
been presented the novelties of for
eig ninvention, nor the elaborate
conceptions of spectacular effect as
are this season contained in the va
rious displays of Ringing Brothers
show, it is said. The street parade
far exceeds anything these five great
showmen have presented in the past.
1t is an entirely new spectacle and
in 1t are to be seen nearly 1900 men,
women and children, 65S horses and
more than half the elephants in Am
erica.
Every feature of the big show is
on a scale of magnificence never be-
fore attempted. So large has this
enormous enterprise grown since last
seen in this part of the country that
twelve acres of ground are now
necessary to hold its many tents. The
main pavilion is the largest spread
of canvas ever used. 1t will COM
fortably seat $4,000 persons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-12
A ROYAL TONIC.
Beats Anything We Ever Sold as a
Strength Creator and Body Builder.

Beats Anything We Ever Sold as q
Strength Creator and Body Builder
Our well known druggists, the Pen
dleton Drug company, are very en-
thusiastic over the delicious cod liver
preparation, Vinol, which contains no
oil. In referring to the matter, a
member of the above firm said: 1--WE
sell many tonics and we handle all
kinds of remedies that claim to be
tonics and strength creators, but when
our advice Is asked in regard to a
| tonic, body-builder or strength Gre
ator, we invariably recommend Vinol,
as we know of nothing that can COM
pare with 1t.
"In Vinol modern science has given
us all of the tonic, bodybuilding and
curative elements of that famous old
remedy, cod liver oil, actually taken
from fresh Gods livers, without a
drop of the system -clogging oil which
characterizes fashioned cod liver
oil and emulsions.
"In the most natural manner Vinol
tones up the digestive organs, Gre
ates a hearty appetite, makes rich
red blood, and strengthens every Or
gan In the body.
sour faith in Vinol is so strong that
we gladly offer to refund the money
in every case where 1t fails to give
satisfaction" The Pendleton Drug
company.
Note.-While we are sole agents for
Vinol in Pendleton, 1t is now for sale
at the leading drug store in nearly
every town and city in the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.