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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

Zen tDife Slaaoe unber 8omman.
co Of gomirol Brins Setnrib oenote
i Srebags tiIbage til aiel fro ct Sost
til De ipanife Sarpanoe. Den n9Tte
9oa penote Gsar HifoIai tilbage ira
lin gnglanbsferb, % Spiferne piIoe
Sa meb oct ianme benptte anleonin'
gen til at piie G5aren, of Oct ogIaa
er andre END Sobn guu, iom bar
arigSIfibe. Ser blep, nemlig peo
aiel iornnItoltet Ell itor Sloaoerepp
til GSarens sgre, % bpori Is Slag.
Tfibe og IA Yanierfrpoiere nnoer
Erins Seinrids &ommanoo oeltog.
De famine Observation-Disclosures til Be
IfptteIie al G5aren paa 8eiien gien'
mem aanaIen blep taget lom tsrite
Sang. Ml Craft paa aonalen blep
inoItiqet, oe en- iterf 8aoaleriafoe'
lima iulate aeiierifibet paa bper SIDE
al aanalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10

Gnoret. Seiersbnoifabet flsi no
oper 2aroene oe pofte ben itsrite
Spfigt. Sueriges stcrmngtstio por
%orrirle, og @iisIanbs etierne bar be.
gpn6t at ftige. Oct mprfeoes oper.
alt og paa ole Omrnaoer. Der bah.
De ! to slar pGret fsrt llnberbanbIii.
ger mellem bet rusiiife os oct braun.
ifipeigife Sof ON ct sggteffab mel.
lem geters Son og Sronarpina o.
Briniesie Charlotte; men Braun.
'dtpeig bapbe iast mel, oa man
mente, at Setter panifeIie piIoe frnne
"gisre fig fonfioerabeI / europe.
Otter Slaeet peo goItapa bIep itror
en- @gteifabsfontraft lat OBJ /
Sramihpeig os foreIast Heter.
Ser Gfterretnineen ON SIaaet bar
noaet frem banoe @l1sIano buot
Oanmarf en- baIp Minion 9aIer oa
Si9lpetropper, ON Sreoerif " bill
De erflare Sperise &rig; men Gam
mari bapbe fagt mel. ghi blep Der
ilnttet en- Sroftat, iom life foitcoe
Ghislanb en- SfiGing og life en-
Nano. 9eter bar bleoet "foniioe.
rabel".
ansldt II benbte tilbage til goIen.
Speniferne miitebe 8epaI os @iga.
Srebrif ~ falbt in6 / Sfaone, BE.
ter falbt ino / SinIano; oe 9oltapa
bleb bet enbelise itore @enbepunft
for Sberise pau ben blo6ige oe min.
oeriee Sei fra StoIbona til 9pftao.
(G. S. 8. | "Morgbl. "O.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
guprrusr Spbniuu ntaa aabenbart

bape 9iort ct poerit forbelogtigt Sno-
trnt / Seattle, tiItrooS ior Den
SmlIe IiSforitnaelie ban bopoe
meo neutrality-suspicious. GbiLberg c9
SpeuIfcrne. @n befienbt Minneapo'
lismunb, g. s. IeIior, Frpfioent
for Ninneiota State 5oir gSioetd.
tiur, ser urtop er peuot tilbage ira
ScattIe, bar tiliteOe % bsrte banoe
Sobnion % @uoerusr $ugbes ira
g1eip Dorf tnle peO llbItilingcn, %
ban uotaler, Of SobnionS Gale noet
Communicating bar ben benite at DC
TO. Spno ItisioritaacIicn meo no
iiillingsoireftionen augaar, tror life
ReIion, at oeune IffPre bar itooet
sSSobnion / miuoite Iaaoe. Get
fapoe bare tiIfsIge, at bet bar laa'
mango iIere, iom bleo npSgierrig Ell.
Ter at ie BAN % bsre BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
spm bet pil erinNres. bIep iorbp

Sum Oct bil %crinbrcs, blep torbp.
9rpiibent eliot pe0 Soroaro uri'
periitet for ell Sib iioen tilbuot gm'
Observation-Disclosures / engIano, men
afflcq. Ru iortrIleS oct, at Ell al
8runocne til, at Gpriis 9ortborp
bar taaet aiifeo iom Srpiioent for
Winneiutas Stotsumiperiitct, iano.
ipnIiguis err Den, at ban al BrRlioent
Soit fon ioa llonppnelie til en- al DC
piatigite 8oiter inbeu 3%iplomatiet,
Or. Gortbrop er Iepenbe intereSieret
| bipIomntiife NffGrer, beber oct, %
| Rooiptning ill eliot ril ban ipGrt
qierne t~iIbriuge noale Gor pao line
aumle Gage (han er M 75) ueo ct
elIer anbct europGiif Soi. San ifal
ogiaa bpao 6ormlesomitpnbigbeoer
angoor, 'fieut life noeen rig Wano,
bore iaapaS bel itillet, at ban bar
Roao til at unbe iig oeune @lGOc ef'
Ter lin Iouge % troplc 8~irfiomheo
Tom SfoIcmano. RrGiioeut Gait
bar 3ortbrops Glen, mems ban par
9roiesior pen g(ole unioeriitet, o9
Der er ct iirIoen goot 6orboIo mel
lem Dem, ioo oct er mcr enc rimelig,
at 0ortbrop ioor i'm llonGpnelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
On ny Geori

Wou trur | @iuono, Rinu., OF
babe aiort Den Spbaeelie, at Rpg'
murpSiugoommen "auterior polio.
mpeIitis", Der iGrlig angriber gsrl
oq bepirfer 2antmelie, tom ~begrGn'es
pcb at 8aSerue flittig operrisleS
me6 9ono, - meo andre ORB, at
S%u9bommen iremfaloes % ipreoeS
OeS olt set Stgo, iom | bernie tsrre
Sio al 8inben bpirples ON poa 90
rerne.
Z sc iiSite fao Tiger bar oenne for.
hoIbspis ufienbte Spgbom optraaot
epiNemiif / uGnute 9p, % oa Snno'
beospGieuet % @pens S9aer mente
at hare iunoet Suoets Rob, bIco gp-
roubet onmobet OH al looe ole gpens
@aoer boloe fngti9e oeo Sber'prplt-
Ming ntco 8ano. 0e ProProige gp'
ipore oiilog isrit bette 5orlangenoe,
icm oe miIbeit tolt ipnteS par urine
liat, men oa aropct itiQebeS END tier
fere. ano De tiliiOit eiter, % gners
@o6er blioer III porbeoe Iaapel Not
lem Tag. Ntou iaor M ie, bpcroiSt
Spgoommcn eitcr bette tagcr al euer
life.
49,
Muu bou0e THOR Ell ~Iiaueube Cpl.
6cmi / Gou Claire, @iS., % oct bar
bel cgentIig ser man gioroe oennc
SpoaaeIie neo Senipn til Banding
al @pcuS @aoer. hi set pooitoaes
M, at Spaoommcn ser ooerpanote&
paa oenneIPoooe, % set bar BELT paa
6oranleonin9 al oe Der inoounone
grforirger, al @iuoua M tog bette
SfriSt.
Wou bar / @irona life bopt &een
paa ooer en- Mtoune6. borior 8aber.
he Tom oiteit itco / Ell Steuifn. Guc
her anarebne @srn bar oGrrt unber
16 Nor. SpgbOmmen ptrer Iig ierIt
REQ Sober ON TitenCu, % benue gaar
ieuere oper til auINegpSuin9er; Bar.
net liber iom HegcI al Ssrit. Otter
en- ofte uctiaa roIia Rat naaguer oct
anarcbne @aru on QSoraeucn op meb
IGmmebc Grmc cacr 9en - beIit oct
iioitc 49,, % ON DC life Osr bill DC lie.
itp iaoIebes ougrcbne bIipe arsbIiu.
9e.
: II. Saul er ser / Sen iiOIte Sio
bIeoen aumeIot ii GiIiPIber al lam.
me Spgoom, al buiIte De ire bapbc
OeneIiat lloiaIo. SunobeospGienet
iGIer iig OcB life io~rurolieei. % man
rGer Tia meo GeSiniettiou al Suiere
% 6orbuS moo at andre @sru gipes
ab9oug I'll DC ipge; uogen 8unron.
t9ne uoepeS life. an0re Eager meuer
6erimob, at Spgoommeu er meget
iarlie % al ben burNe bebanbles liae
foo itrpugt iom StnrlaeenSieber.
Com Ststte berior anisres, OF 80
&rpcent al De ouerebue buffer moer
90 al De iom onerIeper ben er ubiat
Tor at blipe arsblinee.
Spabommen er, JON ier nGpnt,
icrboIospiS ufieubt Der j GorSpeitrn,
men Experimentation bar fienSt Den
mango aar. ) Roree berifeSe ben
jGeIeses eaiSeuiit ior jes gar iiSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
8o8 ON Den norore Yaetfefpft peo
Chicago, WiItpaufee &
at. NaiiI Mh.

9auttt ou paa at taee en- 5ur til Rpropeten heb
Bacifefplteu eler til Qlaffas Duton Bacihc, lloiinins
aen I SeattIeP Spts iaa. heHueub big p~eripuIis eIer
"TRIP effer ben nue BOG: "Rorfb gacific COAT
Country, ubatpet al ppennronte Serubane. Den pil
p9re big I'll 3inlp at planlegae bin JRetie. Grit
bpts ben peronita afhentes. 2euoes meo Vptten
for fire Gents til Borfp.
$50 for iur % Retur fro Chicago til SEATTLE, Ia
coma. SPOKANE. 1prtIano, 8tttorta, @anccuper,
Butte % andre Sreeer, baeIis iuotil 30te September.
8aIs az Rnter. TinaoeIie III at itauie pber. 8ieIs
eenes for Silbaeereiie inetil site Situber: W. F.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
4 10 9anbsbner

Z 10 2anbsbper / propinierne
Sfutari os MIbanien bar gefoIfnin.
gen eiort Sprer moo aiitoriteterne
% negtet at betaIe Sfat, t~eIesraferes
fra aonitantinopel. Genne aff9re
poIber Den tprfiife 8esierins aoifiI.
Zig gefpmring, oa man bar en- Mis.
tarfe omL at belle Sprsret er anitif.
tet al en- fremmeo Magt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
Sra uolanoet.

Ut ScrSRjeIS bicmisste tTors.
bags Brett I 5ranfris. GIere gpg-
ninger fuaieoe iierft, og Der opffoo
pmif bIanot @efolfningen, men no,
gen nrpneparois Sfaoe bIep life on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
8ren 3eppelin glpoeoe enbelig

8ren Zeppelin eleoebe enbelig |
iorriee llse De gorsere af aoln meb
ct geisg pr. 2uftifib. San iuigte
Gbinens Sob belle @eien fra 5ranf.
fnrt, os fra Smaabperne longs &bt-
men bolotes man | 4oln itaoigt I'm.
berrettet ON 2uitifibets geppgeIicr.
"a Zeppelin naoeoe aoln, freoieoe
ban fsrit omfrins Spiret paa ben be-
rcmte 8omfirfe os balebe iaa neb |
Soritaben @icfenborf, bpor nmaaoe.
liae W~enneifemosier bar iamlet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
Gn Mn Werbeusrefurb for seiIoi

Tn ng Weroensrcfpro for Sellnos
meb SIpbemaifine bleb | 2sroass lat
af Sranifmanoen Hoeer Sommer.
San ieiIebe pmfring uafbruot | nG-
item 2R Sime | beiIist Maaneifin I
Den earle Rorsenitunb. Sommer
blep @ienitano for itormenoe SpIo.
ming, oa bet elf op for SoIf, at ban
bapoe iIaaet @risbtbrsbrenes Heforo
ienoer og iammen. (.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
Shrfiet aipr ia mprif.

~VF'"F BIZ VB "0F' DFH VFDFF
itantinopel telesraferes, at Borten
(oen tprfiife @egiering) bar ienbt
en- Note til 8~rPfenIanb, bpori Der al
bette 2anb f~orIanees en- uotrpffelig
Grfl9ring ON, at bet life bill blanoe
fig | affererne paa areta. 5 Gil.
f9Ibe ben ereife 8esierine pegrer
fig peo at eiterfomme bette arap,
bill Sprfiet oibrpbe De o~iplomatiife
S~orbinoelier meb 8rGfenlanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
"gRpb Giniaratipuen"

"Yob 6misrntiuusn" er SiteIeu
san ct Sfriit, iom er ubsipet al Gel.
Ifa6et til emierationens SnbifrGnf'
ming | g2orge. Set i~ubeboIber IRE
afbauoIiuscr. iom bper paa i'm @au.
Sc belGrer 5oIf berDiehnie ON at
be itaar fig beoit paa at bIipe ! Gan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-10
@ H %s , a GsTti' c. mamie s%aS; G sa 6"1isr

Stttr 4nmmtr af @ts slruen iuSeholorr:
Sun pfrtbe in Risopn. = Sarte Glen. -
Set unoeriorSilte 81. petersburg. - Srepe
ipm mgotes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFLICTED
WITH THE AEROPLANE FEVER

You feel that you are the goat. They
don't tell you where or when or how.
If the wind is right the engine is
working and several other conditions
are propitious they'll try-try, mind
you, not fly-so you turn loose on the
weather, and watch the thermometer
on the roof of the shed whirl in the
breeze. And then when you've cussed
everything you can think of and have
sweat pessimism at the pores and are
able to prove to your own satisfac-
tion that the aeroplane is not worth
a hang and never will be, six signal
corps men come out of their corners,
Wilbur tinkers around like a man
trying to repair a trunk with table
knife and they put the thing on two
old pony plow wheels and trundle
it slowly up to the derrick where the
starting weight is suspended. That's
the trouble with the outfit It's ANA
teurish. They haven't got any tools;
there's no snap about them. And
that Wright, Wilbur, the long lanky
one, wears a derby hat in the broil-
ing sun with the thermometer at 100.
Why can't he get straw hat, any
vavo
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
VICTORY OF FORD
CAR BIG SURPRISE

Seattle.-That a small Ford runa.
bout should have won the New York.
to-Seattle race is a nine days won
der in the automobile world. The
New York Herald says:
"The feat of the little Ford run
about in defeating its big opponents
In the ocean-to-ocean speed and en-
durance contest, from New York to
Seattle, is the most remarkable tri-
umph ever scored by small car
When the Ford entries were first
made for this contest there were
comparatively few persons who be-
lieved that the little cars would be
sent upon so long and severe a jour
ney.
Even when the cars appeared at
the starting line the consensus of opin-
ion was that the toy racers would not
go farther west than the Mississippi
river, If, indeed, they got that far.
| The only basis for the opinion was in
the light construction of the machines
as compared with the big and power
full Acme, ITALIA and Shwmut cars.
"Those big fellows will run away
from the little ones as soon as they
get outside of the city, was the gen.
eral comment. Yet the little cars led
the way into the night controls at
Poughkeepsie, Syracuse and Buffalo,
and beyond the last named city prac-
tinoIlv ran owny fron tbair poma,f,,I
adversares At Toledo the two Fords
checked in first by more than three
hours, were first into Chicago by
nearly five hours, and led all the rae
ers into st. Louis by practically the
same wide margin.
"The reading public Is familiar with
the progress of these little cars west
of the Mississippi When the Acme
and Shawmut and ITALIA cars became
stranded in mudholes or held up in
mountain passes by the difficulties of
the trail, the Fords kept on going, av-
eraging from 35 to 40 miles an hour
over prairie, across mountains and
along mud trails that were described
quence the machines that scores of
wise ones had predicted would fall
to pieces en- route stood up for the
entire journey and easily led the way
into Seattle.
"While the elapsed time of Ford
No. g driven by w. B. Scott, was 22
days, 55 minutes, over the 4300-mile
route from New York to Seattle the
actual running time was three days
less that time having necessarily been
spent between New York and st.
Lewis, under the rules of the con-
test.
"When 1t is considered that the av-
erage daily runs of these cars ex-
ceeded 230 miles and frequently ap-
proximated 300 miles, over the most
execrable highways on the continent, !
the feat will be better appreciated"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
SEEK ACKERMAN'S PLACE.
Four Active Candidates In Field for
State Superintendent.

Albany, Ore.-That there will be
strong contest for the republican
nomination for superintendent of
public instruction at the primaries
next year has become apparent at the
convention of the State Tachers' as
sociation, which has concluded its
sessions here. j. II. Ackerman, who
has held the office three terms, will
retire next year and there will be a
free -for-all contest for the position.
There are four prominent educat-
ors already in the race for this nomi-
nation. They are L. r, Alderman of
the University of Oregon, of Eugene;
j. A. Churchill, superintendent of the
Baker City schools; e. D.. Ressler
who has just retired from the presi-
dency of the Monmouth normal
school to become a member Of the
faculty of the Oregon agricultural
college, and r. F. Robinson of Port
land county school superintendent Of
Mutnomah county.
Though this convention was not in
any sense a political gathering, the
friends of these various instructors
were not idle circulating among the
800 teachers who were present and
calling attention to the virtues Of the
respective candidates. There was
also some talk at the convention of
L. r. Traver, who is leaving the fac
ulty of the Monmouth normal to be-
come superintendent of the Corvallis
public schools, as a candidate for state
but he is not yet an
avowed candidate. 1t is reported that
Ressler may withdraw in favor Of AL
derman, if the latter develops great
er strength than he does, but Alder
man, Churchill and Robinson are all
in the race to stay.
George S. Jones, editor of the Ore
gon Teachers Monthly, Of Salem, has
been conducting a voting contest
among the teachers to learn their
choice for superintendent of public
Jones is not yet ready to
announce the result of the contest
as the vote is not complete, but says
that Alderman is running to /
against any other candidate and
probably has a majority Of all the
candidates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
ORGANIZE AUTO CLUB
TO PREVENT SCORCHING

Los Angeles-Articles Of incorpor-
alton of the "Anti-Juggernaut Auto
mobile club" are to be filed soon
with the county clerk. It's purpose
will be to compel reckless AUTOMOBILE
lists to observe the precautions neces-
sary to safeguard lives of pedestrians
The plans include the establishment
and operation of signal stations for
the detection of violators of the speed
ordinance.
The articles of incorporation state
that the club is necessary "to the
end that human beings may be af-
forded as much protection by law, in
all seasons of the year, as is afford
ed by law to wild animals in closed
seasons, or to wild forest trees, or to
fish, and to the end that human be-
ings may not be wantonly and reck-
lessly killed or manned or bruised or
wounded, or made to wear that
haunted. tlmld look like hunted
deer when venturlng upon the public
highway"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
A CIRCUS WITH QUANTITY
AND WITH QUALITY
There Is Plenty of Size and Plenty of
Quality With Hagenbeck Wallace
Shows

Shows.
When the representatives of the
Hagenbeck-W Wallace shows first came
to this city a few weeks ago and an
nounced the appearance of that es-
tablished amusement enterprise in
this city on July 16 many greeted
them with the remark, Bigger and
better than ever" The remark was
intended as a compliment to the show,
but it was thoughtlessly made.
When a circus reaches the magnl-
tude of the Hagenbeck- Wallace
shows it would be inexpedient and
certainly unpopular to try to make it
any larger. With it's three rings and
two stages, its continuous perform
ances of comedy on the hippodrome
track and the bewildering and aston
ishing acts of the trained wild beasts
in the Gagged ring, surely this circus
is pre-eminently large. However, it
is generally understood that Mr.. Wal
ace has assembled this year the great
est circus program that he ever had,
and as his show hs long been herald
ed and acknowledged as the "highest
class circus in the world" it is GER
talnly supremely great in class when
it is considered even superior to any
yet offered by him.
With the famous trained animals
perfected by Carl Hagenbeck added
to the circus proper. it is evident that
the citizens of this section of the
state have a rare treat in store when
the Hagen n-beck-Wallace shows ex-
hibit in Pendleton on July 16.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

and that must have been an awful
bump that Orville got when she came
down, and are they going to try
again?
If they don't, you try to get on the
same car that three thousand other
people are trying to get on and go
home and make the family tired
talking about DETECTING rudders and
skids and other things, And the next
day you are out again in the same
dust and heat and waiting with for
titled patience for another flight.
If they keep it up long enough all
Washington will have aeroplanitis,
and congress will vote the signal
corps $7O,OOO,OOO for the promotion
of aeronautics.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

Washington.-The national capital
is now afflicted with the hot wealth
er, the tariff debate and the aero
plane fever, and the greatest of these
is the last.
Aeroplanitis thrives and increases
in spite of the shriveling sunshine and
choking dust Of the Fort Myer pa
rade grounds where the Wright
brothers are making their flights.
Senators whose temperaments are
tntipodal to that commonly describ-
ed as Gallo fOrsake the chamber
and trudge patiently out into the un-
sheltered expanse of field where the
sun beats mercilessly down upon
them to see the machine soar.
Even Steve Elkins and Ben Till
man, whose enthusiasm is as we'll or
dered and well controlled as that of
E. H. Hartman, will wait for an
four-a patience-wrecking temper
disturbing hour-and when the ma
chine leaves its rail with a clacking
Of propellers wave their hats ecstat
ically and shake hands with each
other, even if it goes only a hundred
yards. And Senator Gore, who can't
see at all will wait with the others,
to hear the whirring engine whiz
past him somewhere in the upper lew
els.
The Wrights Can't Be Excited.
1t is a pernicious fever. 1t lays its
grip stealthily. And it's progress is
not stimulated or encouraged by
either of the Wright brothers 1t
doesn'a make any difference whether
one or four or five thousand people
are waiting to see them fly. They sit
in their machine shed, each chewing
blade Of timothy and displaying as
much energy as a night watchman.
The crowd may fume and sweat and
mop it's face and wonder where there
is drink of water, but the Wright
brothers are not subject to such
Witching Hour influences.
If you happen to be one Of the
sweating multitude and given to
strong language you probably let go
Of several yards exc0rlating yourself
for having come several hot miles
and stood in the dust and sun with
the net result Of seeing Orville chew
a blade Of grass. You don't blame
the aviators. They are consistent, as
some one said, as consistent as hell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
They Tinker and Wait.

Wilbur tinkers around again and
waits. Then Orville strolls up and
tinkers around and they both wait
some more. Then Taylor, their me-
chanician, strolls down to the shed
about four hundred yards away to
get a screw driver Orvlle follows
him and brings back a bit of rope.
All this time your dinner is getting
cold and you are wishing you had
called up your wife to tell her you
wouldn't be home in time-and won
dering how you will square yourself
when you do get there. At last they
start the engine. It's a curious sound
and there's quite a breeze shooting
out from behind. Then they hoist
the weight and Orville climbs into
the little two by four inch seat in
the middle Of the lower plane for
ward.
Then some one tells you it takes
nerve for a man to start out in a new
machine from the very spot where he
nearly killed himself last fall. Then
somebody else tells you the same
thing. Then everybody who isn't tell
.ng somebody else tells it to you
again. And you don't care what they
tell you. Wilbur takes his place at
the corner with his hand on the
plane The machine starts forward
for all the world like a pelican run
ming across a barn yard with out
stretched wings. even though they
don't keep pelicans in barn yards,
and 1t glides along just above the
ground trying to mount into the air
II it comes down with a bump in
cloud Of yellow dust two hundred
yards away, you don't care. It's a
wonderful thing, an amazing thing,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

The best at right prices in lawn
mowers, garden hose, grass catchers,
the famous Insurance Gasoline Stove,
also the only lawn trimmer in the
city-it saves your knees and back.
LaDow & Peterson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

The East Oregonian is Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. 1t leads
and the people appreciate Il and show
It by their liberal patronage. 1t IL
the advertising medium Of the section
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
IA FAMILY REGULATOR.

SRexall Orderlies are unsurpassable for
the use of children, old folks and delicate
persons, as well as for robust people. We
cannot too highly recommend them to all
sufferers of constipation. We offer
your money back if you are not satisfied.
They eaten like candy, and do not gripe,
purge, or cause any annoyance whatever.
Two sizes, roc. and zsc.
PENDLETON DRUG co.
"The RexaIl Store"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

A Eugene paper says the Mckenzie
region is the prettiest place for a
summer outing in the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
Sawdust.

Sawdust.
We can supply you in any guam
tity cheap.
OREGON LUMBER YARD.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

There is a new Baptist church at
Silver Lake.