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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-22

NJ. r. writes; 81 havS suffered with
dyspepsia or nervous indigestion more or less
for eight years, and / want YOU To prescribe
treatment for me my symptoms are the usual
ones such as pain and distress after eating
sour stomach headache hearth burn and pain
In regions Of heart or between shoulders.
constipation. or sometimes diarrhea coated
tongue, bad breath and score more Am
miserable, in o word'
Answer: You case is chronic. but by
careful diet and the regular use OF an aid
and tonic you should recover normal
state. Obtain packet OF double four stom.
aeh aud bowel medicine OF druggist With
II are directions. This is the newest and
best treatment ] know Of
c. J. r. asks "Can | safely reduce ny
weight. and how
and get five grain arbolouo tablets iu sealed
tube with complete directions Take as di.
rected and you should soon feel the relief
you desire. Many Of my patients report quick
results without any harmful action what
ever.
Ellen J. asks: Tell me. please. how
can increase my weight and improve my
color. seem 70 be aenemic, weak and
tired all the time'
Answer Begin taking three grain bypo.
nuclane tablets with your meals and soon
YOU VIII AFfl 1VuA htitNAln leluINiN@ ana
gradually your weight and color will improve
This is most effective remedy n per.
sistcntly usei.
]. W. W. asks. "Can you prescribe
reliable treatment 20 get rid Of daudruW
itching and feverish scalpi"
Answer: / know you can get instant re.
Lief ana permanent results by usiug plain
yellow minyol as per directions which us
company each fourounce jar.
Morris" asks: "I have suffered with
catch fresh cold every few weeks Nothing
the doctor gives me helps. 40 | write TO Won. y
Answer You need a thorough LAXATIVE
cough syrup one that not only relieves but
surely drives il from your system The fol
lowing regularly used will Oust any durable
cough or cold promptly. Obtain q two sud
one-haf ounce bottle Of essence menthO-laX-
enc, mix 10 with n homemade sugar syrup
Or honey IS per directions on bottle
Niss Stranger asks: "f am in weak.
ened condition due 20 long seige OF
catarrhal trouble Briefly [ have Pelvic
Cstarrh (leucorrhea) and eatsrh Of the nose
and throat. What local treatment is good
Tor cure o.
Answer. I am quite sure that aniiseptie
viiane Powder Is the most prompt aud ef-
'ective treatment that one can possibly use
Full directions accompany either a tao %
light ounce package. DO nor neglect catarrhal
Toubls.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-22

Most of the captured cannon al
ready has been removed from the bat
tlefield, the German CaptOrs being
anxious 70 send them i'm and receive
the reward given each unit making a
capture. But In the rayinc Of La Mon
eel. on the eastern extremity of the
battlefield, there we're still six siege
guns. The French had not been able
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-22

James j. asks For several months
have not been feeling we'll Ny skin is
sallow, my tOogo Is coated. have headache,
ana sleepless. nervous and bothered with
chronic constipation. Please help me
Answer: You need a Laxative blood clea7.
sing treatment In the form Of three gram
sulpherb tablets (not sulphur. Overcome
the tendency 10 constipation and gradually
your good health sad pure blood will return.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-22

Poor Nerves. writes: "Is u possible
TO find medicine which by lie tonic or
nutritiyc powers will bring the glow Of health
and ambition back TO man who has every.
thing IN che world but health and hsppiness'
! am dull. forgetful, despondsnt. weak. tremb.
ling short Of breath aud suffer more or less
with pain in spine and back Of head"
Answer: Your condition indicates the
need Of a strong. harmless tonic nutritiys
70 restore nerve equilibrium. which In turn
fOrtifies and strengthens the organs OF nutri.
ton thus vitaliling the blood and promoting
new cell and tissue TO take care Of the waste
forces. Thrre-grain cadOmene tablets. packed
in sealed tubes with full directions, srs rec.
Ommeuded ln Oh such cases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-22

J. W. W asks. "Can YOU prescribe
reliable treatment 70 get rid OF daudruff
itching and feverish scalpt'
Answer: know you can get instant re.
lief anu permanent results by usiug plain
yellow minyol as per directions which as.
company each four-Ounce jar.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-01-28
ARMED ONLY WITH ARROWS
the Allied Armies That Fought
Napoleon.

In these days of novel war weap-
ons the bow and arrow is looked
upon as belonging to nothing nearer
than the middle ages. Yet it is only
Just 100 years ago that men fought
with bows and arrows over the pres
ent battle-ground around Namur in
Belgium.
1t was in the last titanic struggle
of allied Europe against Napoleon I.
All the powers had combined to
crush him, and each brought to the
task every available man and means
of warfare in its power. Russia, not
the least among these powers,
brought into the conflict hosts of
men from the new-caught and semi
barbarous tribes of the Asiatic
steppes, Bokharans, Turkomans and
Tartars. Among these many of the
regiments were armed only with
bows and arrows.
These men were poured across the
Rhine, and, side, by side with the
Prussians, fought against the French
legions on the fields of southern Bel
GUM. They were clad, for the most
part, in skins and fought in just the
same manner IN which their ances-
tors had fought Alexander the Great
more than 800 years before Christ.
Despite their rude armament, these
bowmen, according to Jomini, the
military historian, acquitted them
selves creditably against the French,
who were equipped with the latest
firearms. It was the last appearance
of the bow and arrow on European
battlefield.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-01-28
GERMAN SUBMARINES BURN OIL.

ALI the German submarines are
propelled by heavy oil engines, the
quantity of fuel carried being suffi-
icient for a cruising radius of from
seven hundred miles in the case Of
Ill to nearly three times this dis
lance in the case Of later vessels. As
far back as four years ago some of
the early German submarines in en-
durance trials accomplished a run of
$40 miles at 1912 knots. The in
itial gu" before the number of each
boat signifies, Of course, ''Untersee-
hoot," that is ''under-sea boat" or
submarine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-01-28
FIRST AID.

81 thought [ saw you coming out
of pawnbroker's shop this morn
ing. Now, if [ can be of any assist
ance-"
''You can. Keep it quiet"
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MILITARY STRATEGY.

Knicker - Does Henpeckt fight
with his wife?
Booker No, he says he wears her
down by policy of retreating.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-01-28
NO TROUBLE.

Kat-Do you expect any trouble
in meeting your creditors?
Bat-No. Not in meeting them.
The trouble is in avoiding them.
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VERY UNPRoFEssIoNAL.

'Did the doctor express any opin-
ion on your case?"
eyes. He said he thought I was
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
9tpiia

at Die 8iirger Der griten &aro:
Sf) lpiiltide bet 8iirgern Der @rltet'
8aro Der Staot @erpmnn Dieronrd
mit5utbeilen, bob metr Serlnin alS
Il0erman nit Der fonlnlellocll MaDI
gu @lloe 9ebt. Sd bore oaber Dot
iid) irgenb ELM gutter Siir9er MI
bns anlt nleIben miro, lln Nas gltt
serf io%rt0uiesen mo iitr Der 5ll'
finitigpn 6ortidritt rulo oas Snte'
relie Ser Stnbt 5l Wirfen. SD baSt
piele Sabre biilbllrh geDient, al:
alderman lirlb aud dis Mapor, ll1(
itatte hermit ben 9itraern meiiler
aufridtigen Sanf ab, flr Die ebrt
unb bie aus5eidmutg pelte ite mil
III ser 8ergaltsenbeit 5lrtbeil peroei
IieBen. @arim Iolte nidt cin gin
berer ebenfalls bienrn?
acknowledgement.
augn 8 o h +.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

-Au9uit Sbel, bon Sapenspille
80, itieg fiir5lid auf Dem Seimiuese
BON eiaiem 8eiudy in Sefferion Gitp
bier ab. Serr Soel lit elmer ber er.
folgreideli Sarar1er IN Der RGbe bon
@ooaam. gr lit 8leidfaIls elmer
Ger beiten 9afiteilleger III oieiem
Golrtp, Int melder gigenihait er
bcim Ban lnieres Gourtf)auies be-
idaitiet mar, 9as @eb1uoe in mel
d}enl lid jest Goelfcroinas Maifi-
zen . @erfitatt befilSet, ebas. aim.
nteIs @obnballs, Gos @ebGitoe in
peIdsem iid ieet Com. Ranpins
SoteI tefinSef. iomie audi Sds id)oitc
@ebGuoe Ser Sarmers & Werdnnts
@anf, iin6 Sos @erf ieiner !Sdnoe.
SIN Der lesten, regeintdBi3en
g%eriommlrng Der Sernann Seuer.
nebr, am 9. 3. a., muroe Carl
Sarien nit elmer pradtpoIlen, gol.
benen Meoaiae beldenft, in aner-
fennr,rg bon Serrm Suniens 20
.iabriger aftiner Mitglieoifait mro
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Sanien ut Gins Der ~treueiten Mit,
glieoer Der Organization; er bot in
Siecn 25 Sabren mir 5 geriamm-
lungeli peri1umt. Cine dftipe Mit.
gliebid)aft bon 25 Sabren eitbebt
Rem 8etrefienSen BON allen ferneren
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reno 6erielbe SIT gleider 3eit alIer
Redte utb Eripilegien zines aftipen
@Sitglieas t~beilbaftig bIeibt. 9ie 9e.
foration nit Der goloencn MebailIe
Der Sernafn Senerspehr lit in
Ser Sbat cine gro# Gbrc uai6 cine
bobe gusaeidning. imoem bicie NE
baiGIc Der gefpeis lit, bob Der Sri-
ger oerielben ip1breno zines giertcl.
Sabrbml6erts feline 3eif nrS ieine
9ienite Dem @obI inl6 benz SditB
Der Staot getpiomet baf, lniS 5fnar
nidf in Der Soffnrnig ODER Ser Gr-
tpartiutg moterieIler 8eIobmHt9.
oenn oiefer Dienft mir6 gratis &c.
@Ieiftet. ionOerr einsis iir,o oIlein ali-
.seipornt Sitrd 6ie arobten gefelJ.
idaftIidsen IiiaenSen, #iirgerftors
mo Sos @etpuHfIen Der giirser-
pfidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

-0iar s. abarns iino &oda $.
Remief. beibe non Slpensoille, err
bielten fiir5Iid) in ct, 2ollis cine
SciratfAisens.
--GOpin s. 9ebne, BON llniun.
No. uno SRI. 9ora 6. Bolton, por
@erolb. Io.. lpuroen ant Moutag
bieicr 8ode, burb &ifter Sbeo.
8raf, bonn RadIaB : @eridn, ge-
trnltt.
Die Stcueroltsgleid, . 8chor0e
bes Gplnntps miro am ndditer 5.
IpriI p%eriamman. Seer alio Der
aniidt lit, onB ein 9eiibtbtm jl
sering einseidatt tplirbe, hat oanr
Die @elesenbeit Den Srrtbim be.
ridJtigen 5lt Iaiien.
5ris gro,,bt, Sr.. nebit Satin
uno So6ter. 6rau Minnie Baum.
gaertner, bon 0rafe, lparer an Iet'
ten Sonntag bierber ~eefonuneii, Inn
Der 8eerbigung hes b%eritorbener
90. =. 2ettmann. zines 9ritbers
bon Srau @runbt, beisliipobucn.
-6raif d. Strabsner idreib.
ms BON 8nloGton, Ger, BOB nil
linn feline 3eititng inter aoreiit
BON Gompanie s. bes 10. Srfanterit
&egiments. 5iticnben iollen. De-
Srarf hat es iebt ifoit bis gum &or
poroI gebruft uro Itrebt eifrig mad
mciterer @efor6erung.
~Srunf Slider lurb @ottin, iotui'
grfpin 9eppe lnh Serr Sidnpple
BON &otsoant, niro Serr @uellcr
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Samstog bier IN Ser Stdot. Ser
0eppc failftc bon Geo. @berlin eim
6orb Touring Gar uitb fibr Dam
mm sorntog in oerielbcn rad
bmtie.
Geo. Rinbiuiuer lift mn, De
jiingere Sbcinbober Der 5irma @
S1dian II. Go, anitreid]er mo Gefo
rateiire, Ger, 1914 q. Sings Sigh
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beridten 81 fornten, Dab init Sbigen
miebcr elmer mferer .Sermanl
gops" fih mn Gmportcigen aif be
Better beg Sortihritts befinoet.
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idaitebaIber, nod 81. aouis gereiit.

idditebaIber, nod ct. 2ouis gereilt.
SRI. Mantie @ebaneper, ionic De-
rem 8ruoer unD beren Sdapeiter, aus
ser N6be BON 8oiebilo, marer iiber
IesteR Samstag uit6 Sonrtag Ill
Gait BEL s. s. &nriteot.
IIb. SeiiIein madte am eergnns
aenen sonrtuq bie erite Spa5ier.
Iabrt in ieinem neiten 9aiggp.
Oscar Ref, pefder nit ieiner 8as
mile bisber olrf Der Sarm bon Srau
&ed's @oter geiuobnt bat, lit iest
nad Dem gon6e 81at, norSlid
BON Sertate @ropc ge5ogen. @ir be.
ealtern es iebr, DOB Sscar nniere
9adbarifnft p~erIaiien bat, Diinidlen
ibm aber beiten grfolg in Der neltert
Seinratb.
8iIfreo 8arirer unS 8alter Mi
lips tperben belte nadl Soma reiiell,
INN bort tpGbreno oes Sommers SIT
arbeiten.
SIN oc,is 8iainbarm's 8obnlmg
tatte iid, am letten Samstag Ibeno
cine sablreife @eiellidaft iruger
2eirte periamnelt.
Gbarlep &etbemeper bat ieiH Iiho
NIT eirtem r,ellen Sarbenanitrid) Der.
feben. 10 ooB basieIbe iest uieoer
gnn5 jung misiiebt.
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Gritrr nntrrbaltrnssahrIb Srs
9..A 81 3.

Der Seutid). 9meritanii6e &atios
nalbunb, Siaotperbano 9ermanr.
aep., oeranitalitie leBien Montus eis
nsu llnterbaltnusSabenb. Der siueifele
los einen snten @rfpls seitiste. Ter
duserit sallreihe 8eiu6 mar iid)er
cine aueeuebnte lleberraidung fir Die
%eranitalter bes Ybenba. 9p9 aud
Der 3ubDrer fam pull auf bic &ed).
nuRs ieiner Grpartunscn. Zen
6uBeren &abn,en bes 8ro9rammes
6iioeten Observation-Disclosures
Sufal unb Snitrumentalmuiit. 9as
nod iun9e 9pppelauartett y@olben
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9ubliiums reider IpplauS biirite
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am nodlten samstoa mror9en)

Nm naddten Samstaa (morgenD
lit Spnrfafie.
hilbert 6. Naegclin utb Satin
reIten am Ieeten Samstag am me)'
rerc Gage nod ct. Souis.
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riprl, MAJ ON lesten RontaB bier.
aui 9eiub bel Sretnoen.
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AM leetqr 3ienstog mad, Gbairlots,
Inn ihre Sdhpeitern sill henaben.
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am 0ierstoa oieier 8cdle, mir Ian
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Seute ut bie 3eit citer gigel-
tbilm gu periideru; morgen fonnte
es SIT ipdt iein. .. u. Silber.
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senen 9icnstag BON leiner @attil
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beihenft-
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in SwenspiIIe.
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8em nidd, Damn lit es ratyiam Die
iofort sn tbun. Die Staten iiiro iebt
mdBig. g. u. SiIber.
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felt sspei @o6cn eriitlih frarf mar
jest aiif Dem @ege Der 8ereIim,
befinoet.
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paiiirte oieier 3ose bier bairdg al
Der &eiie nod Rora Springs, sSpipt
mo err tpdbreno oeS fonmenben Con
rners arbeiten miro.
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bradte am uerganseilen Sonnta
mGlrere gernafotc Der Sanali
2ettnann tierber, nm Der &eitdt
irta oes p%eritorberen @, 3. Set
mdriit bei3umobner.
sm ndditen Sonntog fin0et /
Der gpaugl. ct. 8mlls Stride 81
Confirmation ltatt; anfuns bes 60
~tesoienites, I'm, Gin gierteI nod, 1
1lbr, bormittags. gour,g 8eople
Meeting i'm bolb.adt l1br, abenos.
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Stous 5ia.

Iebrcre Shufen in unIerer gsad}-
borfduft meroen morger lire SfllrB'
feier baltcn.
s. 9. aariteot, unfer SauInlniiil,
lit am peraanoenen Samstaa, ae'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Grace Rugg Chosen
to Captain Girls
YOUNG WOMEN OF HIGH SCHOOL
ORGANIZE BASKETBALL
TEAM IOls SEASON.

Al a meeting held by the basket
ball girls of the high school yester-
day. Grace Rugg was elected cap
tain. Great enthusiasm was mani
fest among the girls for the winter
games. They decided to start regu-
lar practice the first Of November. al
though several are getting out now.
Alta Mentzer is manager OF the girls
team this year
The seniors held their annual elec-
tion yesterday noon. The following
officers were elected President
Badley; vice president, Ernest Boy
len; secretary and treasurer, Kather-
inc Thompson; committeeman at
large, Charles Gordon; manager of
football, Fred Russell; manager Of
girls basketball, Marguerite
Straushn: manager of boys bns};et-
bah, Charles Gordon; manager Of
track. Emil siebert-
The seniors have Deeu the class
champions in the different athletics
for the past two years and are going
10 try and duplicate the feat again
this year. The senior class is the
s9rgest vet to rearl the fourth year
and have perhaps contributed more
to the school in all its activities ana
educational work than any other
class.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
PILOT ROCK DOCTOR Is
WITNESS IN DALE CASE
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PILOT ROCK, Ore, Oct. S.-Dr.
Spalding was called TO Pendleton
Tuesday as a witness on the Dale
case.
Miss Lillian Carnes of Portland is
visiting relatives and friends for a
few days.
Myrtle Westgate spent Sunday here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Westgate.
Mrs. Gilman Folsom of Pendleton
visited her mother, Mrs Thos.
Jaques, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Knots of Oregon City.
is visiting her bretherin-law, Perry
Knots.
Louis Raglan OF Mckay, was in
town Tuesday on business.
James Whitaker of Nye, was a
business visitor here Monday.
NJ. D. Orange, William Jewell. Al
bert Kennison, left Monday morning
for a 10 days trip into the john Day
country.
James Nelson ana family passed
through here Sunday on their way
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lOme on Butter creek from Pendle.

home on Butter creek, from Pendle.
ton.
Charles Ely Of Gur6ane, was a WIS.,
itor here Sunday.
willard Evans, who was taken to
the Grace Hospital with typhoid is
slowly improving.
Miss Haylor, nurse of the Grace
Hospital, left Saturday for Portland
and Idaho where she will spend the
winter. Her place was filled by a
nurse from Salem.
George Carnes and Albert Gillian
were called as witnesses Monday on
the Lee Dale trial, held at Pendle-
'toZ.
Mrs L, f. Roy was a visitor at
Pendleton Monday
Mrs Joe Royer spent Wednesday
at Pendleton.
Herbert Boylen was in from his
ranch Wednesday, doing some trad
ing.
Tom Boylen Of Pendleton spert
Tuesday at Pilot Rock buying sheep.
Dan smythe Of Pendleton was in
town Tuesday on business.
Winners TO Come to Coast.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. S.-The
champions, whether Boston or Phil
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HOGS SCARCE
IN PORTLAND
Courtesy fridays Journal. J

Courtesy FFlVdy JouEndLl
PORTLAND, Ore. With the ex-
ception Of the trio of shippers who
purchased stock direct at Willamette
valley points for local meat COM
pany, only a small load Of hogs came
forward at North Portland over night.
Such small supplies we're available
that the market could only be consId-
cred unchanged.
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SECOND HAND DEALERS.

V. .sTRoBLE. DEALER IN NEW
and secondhand goods cash
paid for all secondhand goods
bought Cheapest place in Pendle-
.on To buy household goods Come
and get our prices. 21q L. Court
street Phone 21lW.
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INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS

HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES
reliable abstracts Of title To all
lands in Umatiila county BUYS and
sells all kinds of real estate Does
a general brokerage business. PAYS
taxes and makes investments for non
residents Writes fire life and acci-
dent insurance. References, any
bank in Pendletou.
JAMES JOHNS, Pres
c II MARSH Sec,
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adelphia are reasonably certain to
take a trip to san Francisco. Presi-
dent Tener of the Nationals. said
the commission undoubtedly win per-
NIT the winner to go. It IS undecid-
ed whether the loser or a picked team
from the National or American
leagues would oppose the champions
on the coast.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dol
lars Reward for any case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned have known f, If
cheney for the last Is years. aud believe
him perfectly honorable in ail business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
ont any obligation made by bis firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Toledo q
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
eous surfaces Of the system Testimonials
sent free Price 70 cents per bottle Sold
by all Druggists
Take Halls Family PnIs for constipation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

MULIUH WY NCHFNF'
There was no mutton offering in
the yards this morning; the handful
Of arrivals being a direct shipment to
local killer
The entire mutton market is a mass
Of strength here. but the price is not
considered sufficiently high TO bring
shipments in this direction.
Eastern mutton markets We're
steady to strong this morning,
General mutton market.