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Before You Buy Call and ate the largest line of Hen's Boys' and Youths' Shoes in Kistern 00100. Our Mc Ooo lyear Welts in B'sck ami Tan at $2.50 and $3.00 cannot lie daplicated in the city- CLEAVER BR IS. The Boot and Slto Man. Muln Ktrt-ot, POadletnrJ r-;iii vmw county nuuiraui. W. C. KKRN Herein- annotint " himself a esiidtdrtt-- forth.- outi ' of Domaty Treemer at tat samOaf Jane election. LV)K JWfMl OK TIIK MACS. PKTKR WEST Hert'hv laaovMai himself a. h candidate tor Jusllueol the Peace, Pendleton district, et the e tisuliiK June election. FOURTH OF JULY CUM MIT rEK. General Arrangement Will Ro In Their Hand! for This Yeir's Celebration. R. Aloxiind-r, chairman: B KfMaa, K. B Gonklln, T. It. Rweer ingen, Anton Nolle, Leon Cohen. Tin ;- the committee nn general arrangements for tin- Fourth of July rolebrntion in 1'endletDii thin year. The committee wan upsiinted Satur day ivening at tin Mattel in tlx1 council room". Leon Cohen wan elected as chiirmaii of tin meeting ami appointed Um tirst live members of tin1 committee upon the motion of II. Alexander. Later, on motion Mr. Cohen wit- aiMeil I" the committee. There was -nine discussion of features of the celehrution, ami the general opinion wan that no effort or tTpHMW should Im' spared to make it the l't celebration ever given in tlii- city. The committee on arrangement- Here given full nwcr to act, anl will name sub-committees siani. CASTORIA Bears the signature of Chas. II 1'lktcbk In use for more than thirty years, and Thi Kind Yvh tUvt A Istsl) j UoiflU. CHICAUO MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray A Co., Chicago Board of Trade and Now York Stock xehanga Brokari. May U. Wheat wa lirmer tudav under he Influence of higher cables and U large decrease ill the visible. The visible supply showed a decrease for the week of 1,104,000, tklaf a total 01 1. .' -Ji .ik... Liverpool iloaad U higher, " s. Chicago opened at isi , and after helling at tWit, advanced to Hit, to till .l-K at the close. Slock- Hcrv strong early, hut weak at the close Money, 'J1 a-r cent. Clone yesterday, (tit,. Open tislav, lift 7-S. Itange to lay, 1W1 to', mi .1-8 Clone totlav, litl'j to (si M. N. H. 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I one of the pioneern of Idaho, dropped dcud in Koine City, Saturday. He wa- in the sheep busi ness. New Lines Just Received... Kodaks and Kodak Supplies A Complete As tort incut of Stationery. All the 1 atest Sheet .Music. The Latest l'apitrs and Es riodlcals. Tallman 0 Co. Leading Druggists Corner Main and Alta Street.-, IjyiO! It is not claimed that Foley's UJI Honey and Tar will cure Con sumption or Asthma in advanced stages; it holds out no such false hopes, but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure. BANNER SALVE is KOU ttAlJt BY UA HUArit. lUONKBU BREVITIES. IQtfUOfl pump gnus a, Stilltiuin'H. Ilmlley c Zehncr, choice cignrs. Ice cream front pure cream. DOtton'S, I tt-h home grown peas at K. Mar- tln's. riign Lane. pain tine n icehlty. lmi. I'lrsl clans creamerv butter nt Ji'- mutt's. I re-h vegetable of all kinds at He niott V. do to DemottV for fresh ntraw berries. Spring chickens at the White HoM grocery. Boiled ham, home cooked, at Tt. Martin's. Itefore painting anil papering, M 1 Chits. I.ano, Hulk olive-, iwaat aDfl mixed pickles. White House I iroecrv. Nne strnwls-rnes, fresh everv morn ing, at It. Martin's. Nice large family mackerel, Mc a I piece at It. Martin's. Iluv rant cream and ice cream at button's. It's the best. Ilegister before tomorrow at . p. 111., when registration closes. lio to It. Martin for all kind- of Schillings' spices ami teas. Nice jellies and jams in glass jar warranted pure at DWott'l. Our creamery butter i- second to none. White i Inline (irocerv. Swiss, I.itnhcrgcr, cream and after dinner cheese. While House. Mi (all's llauiar patterns for sale at the Wessel Department Store. If vou want good butter, try the cele brated .1. H. butter at Mart iii'n. Kor sale cheap A good horse, hack and harness. Apply to this oilier. Ant 1' in want of wallpaper.' If II It go and C Sharp, ocra house block. Cloning out at big reductions In re tire from business. Vaughan's ltaekct Store. Muslin underwear Quantity and styles a surprise. Wessel Department Store. We hae Hi fruits hi tin lurgi at line of lrn id eitv. White HotM (irocerv. II vou want pure home rendered lard with no adulteration go to Sehwarx and ( irculich. 1'.' sheets legal cap paper, fie; large line toilet soap, fir rakr; I doz. rubber hairpins, 10c, etc. Noll Corsets, lac. -, embroider ies, hosiery and underwear all the new summer atylen. Wesnei Department Store. If you want to nave money, when at Kclui go (o ,1. H. Koontz's feedyard for baled hay, and rolled barley. A girl to do general housework may secure a nisition liv culling at the resi dence of Q, A. Ilartuian on Water street. An fH(H) monument to be made en tirely of Snake river granite ha- been ordered of Niles A Vinnoii, ol Walla Walla, Wash., by (i. M. Morrison of Adam.-, Oregon. V oters should remember that regi--tration closes tomorrou , Tursilay, at ." o'clock p. m., after which BO oppOT t unity will br offerrd to register for the June or NovemlnT elections. "De Witt - Little Karly It isers are the fluent pills lever used." D. J. Misire, Millbrook, Ala. They ipiickly cure all liver and bowel tmubb Tallman V Co., Leading Druggist. "After suffering from piles (or fifteen year- I was cured hv using two boxes of De Witt's Witch Haaal Balvt' writes W. .1. Ilaxter, North llrook, N. C. It heals everything. Heware of coiinterfiiitn. Tallman .V Co., leading druggists. Kred Kemper, an independent cantli date lor constable 01 I'endletoii district, comprising nine precincts, will begin li is canvass for vote- tomorrow, lie piopoaM to make a rattling campaign and keen things rolling very lively from now on until election time. Dres- material ami clothing for the nrlnsil girls and Imy that will add brightness, pride ami greater efforts to the part- they take ill the year's clon ing exercises. Our stock 1- complete lor Imivs and girl.-. Dress materials, suit-, underwear, nlua's, stockings and everything Alexander .. Hexter. Observer Win. Hilton rcwrtM for the week ending Saturday at 6 Jo ni. : Maximum temperature. Ht on Wedue--day ; minimum tanptHMtOMi 44 on Sunday; mean tor week, ('.'. 4; average doll range, -7.1; rainfall, U.'.'.'i InMI wind prevuiled westerly; the day were three pari cloudy, '.' clear, '' lowly. lticli style- and rare values hob up in this store with the same ease that wheat grow in Umatilla county -fertile noil this season We are ualch (tll and careful of our good- and our price-. Here von purchase a big round dollar's worth of meritorious merchan dise for just one hundred cent.-. Alex ander ii llexter. "After suffering from severe dy H'psia over twelve year- ami using many remnlies without pwnaYMMH goisi 1 tinally took Kodol Drtpaptli Cur.' It did me so much gissl 1 recom mend it to everyone," write J. K. Watkins, clerk and recorder, Chilli c.ithc, Mo. It digests what you eat Tallman A Co., leading druggists. John Duncan, of Stage (mlch, who wa in town bslav, .ty the barley is headed out and liie wheat is BMfl) that far along. Mr. Dune.in tale- that batlay harvest in that purl of the county will begin on June 7 to IU, and that wheal harvest will ! in progress ahniit June a, two week.- earlier llian tintial. l'he ralfl is looking unusually well and Bfoilliae " very large yield. A YUIINU ARTIST IN THE VALLEY. Fred Cooper, or MeMlnnviile, Uaimng Reputation tor Cartoom. I red Cimper, u young boy of 1 1 ', y. ars of age, living in SleM iiinvili,-, Ortgon, has gained ipiile a reputation .1- an lartint, by the work he bus done of a healing wonder. UIKJU aio.tK. PKMUI.mw, UUK late in cartooning and portraiture. He publishes "Campaign," at McMlnn vil If. and exhibits coitsideral'l.' ability. He in 11 BOD of .1. 0, Cooper, a wtdl known McMinnville citir.eii who has been protnlnanl in "reform" politics in western Oregon. In a campaign publication issued by the democratic county central com mittee ol Umatilla county thll week, appears a portrait of W. .1. Bryan, dtaWI) hv lred Cooper, which is high ly creditable to him. It is ne of the bent of the nianv rlraits of Mr. Ilrvnn which ban oppMrada CANDIDACY OF W. J. CHASTAIN. Democracv'i Nominee for the Office of Loglslatlve Representative. W. .1. Chnatain, one of the demo cratic nominees for the ollice of legisla tive representative, ha- been in Pen dlaton tislay, ill the inlere-t of his oandldaejr, .Mr. Ohaataln has received general encouragement from the people as he has gone from place to place. He reports the Mast Bad in line for the damoeratlc ticket, ami antici pates that a very heavy vole will be (Hilled there for the democratic nom inee. Mr. Obattaln remarks one feature of the campaign now being fought. Although lie lives at Milton, and has been frequently among the people of the precincts of that part of the county, he has not bad one voter ap proach him on the subject of county division. "This, says Mr. Chastain," i an issue recognized to hedend, and no one hears even a mention of it in our part of the county. " That Mr. Chastain has not 1 11 asked hv anyone regarding county division in due not only to the fact that the letup, i- dead and in no seiine re lates to the prorant campaign, hut as well to the fact that he has never been an advocate of county division in past years. Mr. Chastain as a citizen Bay be judged by his very high standing in the Last Bod of tile coiin'y, where for many years he has lived, and where without exception lie holds the respect of all the paoplo, REPORT OF LIVESTOCK INSPECTOR. Finds In Umatilla County 153,891 Snoop, In Flrst-Clais Condition. Charles Myers, livestock inspector lor Umatilla county, has completed his spring inniecti'oii of sheep, and submits bis report as follow: Total sheep ill Dmatilla county, not including lamb- born thi- spring, l-V!,-sill. Number in county on Jiinuarv I, 1900, im.fiiw. Decrease, due to losses and sale, 10.704. The si pare divided as follow-: 12,2I! ewes, IKl.ittl wethers, :il'.:l bucks. (If the ewes, 100,000 are old ones. An increane of 110 per cent wa marked in lambing. Thin will he re duced by losse- somewhat, no that the bands will get to summer range in the mountains with a permanent in crease of loo 1 s r cent. The average increase ol previous years is about .." nr rent. Scab wa- found in only two bauds, ni' of them being now in Morrow county, but belonging in this county. Two other bands were extiosed. and may break out. Ticks and maggot have bothered somewhat, hill sheep men have lined preventives ami will obviate any material damage. Tin- wooi crop, says Mr. Mvers, is the best he has ever seen in I'matilht county. The favorable weather of the winter and spring ban enabled the wend to grow without breaks in the tibre. Also, the fleeces are extra heavy. MIMS CASE TONIGHT. Aruumenl Is to Be Heard t the Su preme Court. The supreme court will I... Id a nes sion thi- evening, to hear argument in the Minis case. Delendant has ap pealed from Hie verdict ol man slaughter, and asks for 11 new trial. Carter ,V Haley and Judge fm appear lor the appellant Mini- The state ol Oregon will be represented by District Attorney II. .1. Bath, Deputy Attorney (ieneral John Mct'oiirt, and Judge John .1. Ilallerav. f anning et al v Clopton et ul, and Wheeler vs LsXk were argued and sub mitted. I.ielialleii v- Mosgrove, Now-a-poo v Wa-win-tul-a-yecht, Stamper v Wavnioiiil, Nfldtea et ills vs Wright et ills, are the cases which have been transferred n. Salem at this- term of court. FORTY-THREE HUNUREU REUISTEHED. Tiinu Expires Tomorrow at Five o'clock In the Afternoon. The coiinlv clerk's ollice ha- been crowded today with a I lining of voter who have been registering jut an rapidly as their names could he placed on the rolls hy the registrar, C. A. I tazier ly the end of the afternoon RDM)! 4't0O names had been legist, ted. and at a late hour Hie ollice was crowded to its lull capacity, Should BX pacta tioM not fail, the total will reach 4400, which will be learly 000 more than the total number ol voles cunt for governorship candidate- 111 I MO, which was ml, It is possible (bat. with the rettirnn from the oiilside precincts, the total may reach IfiOO, although that is largely a mutter of conjecture. Christian Churen Rally. l or the ahoy, occasion the 0. K A N. company bus named the following rates to Walla Walla and return: h'rom PandlatOOj MS0 Adam, $l.fi; Athena. 11.40 1 Weston, fl.'.'fi; .Milton, HOi Sidling dates, May IU and 'JO Return limit Mav -I Train leave I'endletoii lor Walla Walla at 7:4.') a. in. ami 0 :.to p. m. I I WAMSLl'.V, Agent. Seven Little Flllplnoi. Manila, Mav 14.-Seven Filipino made an attempt lisiay to hum a quantity of hay stored near the quar termanter's storehouse ill thin city. I he guards killed one and wounded another oi the l ilipiuo. The oilier escapeil. Uulllt ol MaiiiUuuluei'. Scuttle, WuhIi., May 14. -Darker wa h'lind guilty of munsluiigliter here to Oar lor toe Killing ol I has. Johnson in mis city three months u..,i. 11, was sentenced to l.'i years in the penileti ttarv al Walla Walla. Bank Praaldant Santenead. ltoston, May H Charles II. Cole, formerly president of the Globe National bank oi thin city, churiied with Btiaappropriatlag funds of the bank, was sentenced to rt yearn in the Greenflled prison tmluy. Up lo Sunday, the I gib inst. were 17.-I02 voters registered in Port land and Multnomah county, which is considerable less Uatg the presidential vote of IKlMi. Conic and look at the bicycles at the Crescent Agency ill the Kant (Iregonian building. Ilicyclcs for a small amount down um! the liuluuce in monthly j.a, n.- 1.1 no inloruat. PERSONAL MENTION W. J. Clmstain, democratic nominee for th legi-latnre. is here today from his home in Milton. John Clarv left on Sunday for Rita ville, Washington, in answer to a tOM" gram saying his mother was not ex peotad to live. Mr. and Mm. Alexander Drywlale are visiting in Portland. They npaol to visit in Olympia and oiher Soiintl cities before returning h nne. remaining away (or about two weeks. Mrs. l!. A. Carpenter and Miss Jennie Graham, of Omaha, are guests of Mrs. t harles llean. They will re main here for two Hays, going then to s. attic to visit friends. Mrs Jobll McCoitrt arrived from Salem Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. MoOourl will occupy the Liver more bonne, Mr. ami Mrs. LIvoruioN moving into the Swit.ler house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Hoosevclt. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Koon. velt have moved from the Swiztler linn Oardan street to tin- M. Baruh house on Jnckson street lerOM the river in North Pendleton, which has been oc cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dry-dale. Urn Brown, the Be bo eel l taaabar, i.. in town today. In coinpanv with .1. B. Palkner, ' .Mr. Brown sails from Portland on the eteanter 0. W, Bldar on May M, to do pbotograpblc work during the sun r. Schuyler Miller also goi-s from Kchn to Cape Nome. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hrock went this morning to lleppncr. in answer ton telegram annonnelng the daatb of Mrs. Brook' I mother, Mr-. Rhea. The news came Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Uro. k being unable to reach Happner on Sunday on lOOOUnl ol no train run ning on t In- Happner branc h. It. Alexander, whose fiftieth hirth- dn anniversary occurred on Sunday, anil Mrs. Charles Lppinger, whose twentieth birthday anniversary oc curred the same dav. were given 11 pleasant surprise by Mrs. Alexander on Sunday evening at the Alexander home on Water street. A number of friends were invited to ipaajd the eve ning and assist in celebrating the anniversaries. Dytpepaia can be cured by using Acker n ilvss'psia tahlets. One little tablet w ill give Immediate relief or money refunded, Sold in hand an roe tin boxes at L'fte, hv Hrock A MeComae, Yes. we li.ivr a lileiul that is just stiitiul for your party. It is not a bittet concoction that will make your quests remambar your potty as "tha.1 place WRon Wt were starved that nasty tea," hut a cheer ing beverage that would make your lady friends uhIv, my dear, whore did you get it?" We call it mil Atteriioon Tea, hecause it so closi l Ills the name. It is good at any time. It makes a tine iced tea. Owl Tea House. Telephone Nn 7 2i- 1 V WINSI.ilW . IILAIi Winsiow & Head Contractors and Builders Jobbing; a Specialty. Tanks to Order. Shop on ( ottotiwtssl Hi., Is-tweell and WOODi PINDLMTOM, 0HKOOH. Alta IODIDE OF IRON lui ANtiMIA.POOMNIi.V, t Hi. Ill OOII C4NSIirtl llONAI. WbAKNlIiiS SCKOI LLA. BtC. NoUeKCUUlue nil. iu. 'Hl.ANCAKli" AM. IlKI'l'.l'.ISTS. L. 1 01 oi kAeiCo. n. v. AflU.SK U.S. Subscribers to Magazines IF YOC WANT To Hi ll. i-rilU- lur inatfaiiue- or li.-w .ssir- 111 Hi, I tot.-. I Mate- or Kurupe. reiuli, i i---i.ti Bote, ebeei or si-lid III tile SUsTOKIGUO MAN I tie net pllldlKliers' pries d lae paMioatloe voa Seat re. sn.i tee wlii sud assume all risk ul Hie lave 11 M M -II I- III -111 It ymi Is, Hi troiilile sud risk. If you are a saeseribev tu the kssY oaauuNiAN, In reuiilllug you can deduel tell Iter eenl from I lie im bll-llerk' l.rire Address KABT 0HK1.0NIAN IHIU. CO., I'eudlu ion. oreKou. still ST AMD V IODIDE OF IRON ff "I UUUL FDflftDV MM SPEC1AI Lon.st Hill Poultry Yard.,.. Ready for Butlntu Ulark Umrshatis, Oct nnr prices. . peudleto Electric Supply Hons0, GuyW.W.d'. PendWon.Or. Agent "lauaaert'i Peatli w I u a a, HnsneC PendletOfl Umbrella Works Hand-made Harness rt , , ,,,,. ,,. rretivnml ami repaired Clock ReealrlBf. Bartdlei, BHitlea, Opart, TjasM Covers, rec mn r i nni Tonn. Hartiet. ml. ktrllil heather, ;', ,,,. line ei sewing nm- Brufheai tt. RepalriBa amaptti at .,,'. : ,,,, pa 11 iRvrv A-J His,p Son ,rI)s oan itrm Wheeur Blktlaf Peon Btreat. Pendleton, oreaon Depot Livery Si cbic Farmers Custom Mill MM Craig. Proprietor Tred Walter. . Proprietor. Uoter- I iness.lill.- Horses. BP . t.'- mrr,.-h .lay. First -1 laas Turn-oats. Roar exshaagaa Br waeai. Cab terrlee both day and nlnbt. Flour Mill Feci, i iuiK'il Feed, cic, always lltg. (,,r 1 ntiiiie-ri-liil Men is-i-lnlty. ' "" 1 ,-" mstinmlskmd Testimony ai - m ami one Ol us nneai inaiim tions i the Ohio Pythian Home, nt Bnringnald, Ohio, whith is ably presided over by Superintendent Le Kevre and his wife, Mrs. l allii I. Ie I'evre, the matron. The latter has recently written a letter, which will command widcMpruul attention because of the prominence of the writer. It is as follow: Mets W. H, Hi siker & Co.. New York: l.ast vear I used Acker's ICngltsh Uetncdv at the suggestion of a ft lend, for a aerious. long-standing throat difficulty and extreme ly hard cough. Had used many well-spoken of prepara tions without relief. I can honestly say that Ackci's Bttgllah Remedy removed the difficulty and stopped the cough. I did no', purchase OALUr ZrhonHM UN last is .tin on hand. I also consulted phy sicianswith no permanent result." (Signed) Cam if I. Lfc k rf. The friend 10 whom Mrs. he Kcvre refers as having suggested Acker BncliBb Remedy is Mrs. W. B. Chilton, wife of tin preeMeut oi the Iroy 1 , ,'nsfcr Co of Trov Ohio, where this remedy has accomplished many other , area In Throat and Long Trottb.es. In converHation with an acquaintance. Mrs .e I'evre also said " If vou will call on Mr. H, Schauss, o prominent China and art merchant of Springfield, Ohio, you will find that he, too. has had aju amount of experience with Acker's English Remedy in his family, and thinks thev cannot keep house without it." Acker's Knulish Keme.ly Is sold by- nil druggists under a positive guarantee that rear monsv will he refunded in cssot 10:1 ire. kc., . ami fi a bottle In I'nlted 8'ates and Canada. MaaWHHM.1 ' I ,d.. and 4. 6d. 11, aSMaewewssiei aaerssSM w. ST MNMflU C0m rieaMSae, .ve- rort, K ill HVI.K It V llltlM'.K A MM O.MAS. PKNKI.FTOK, ORMKSVi You Can Get . The Celebrated Pilsner beer in bottles, delivered to any part ol city, at $1-50 per Dozen. jaw Bottled by Ceo. J. Pottner The New York World. Thrice -a -Week Edition ALflOST A DAILY AT THE PRICH OF A WBHKLY. The most widely circulateil newsiiiiper in America is the "weekly" World, Week edition d The New Y. preeidentlal and with tin ciimiuit;ii now at liaml you cannot iln uithoii! it. Here are some of the reasons why it is easily the leader in dollar u year journalism. It is issued everv other day, and is to all 1 ul r 1 sines a dally. Kvery week each subscriber receives IK 1 1:1 ies anil often during thu "busy" season '.' 1 1 each week. The price is only $1 er year. It is virtually a daily i't the price of a weekly. Its news covers every known part of th. world. No weekly newspaper could BtSltd alone 11ml furnish such service. The Thrici-a-Week World has at its di-posal all of the resources of the greatest ucwspusr in existence the wonder of mislern journalism--"America's (ireatesl Newspuisar, " us il bus been justly termed-The New York World. It- political news is absolutely im partial. This fact w ill be of esperiiil value in the presidential campaign coining on. The best of current tiction is found in its columns. These an- only some of the reasons; there nr.- others, lleud it and see them all. We offer this uiieipnihil newspaper and the we.-klv Kust (Iregonian to gether "in- year for '. The regular subscription price of the two pas-rs is Sl'.-io I'll. Iri-Weekly World and the Semi Weekly Must (iregonian one vear for M.ao. Creamery Butter Every Roll is guaranteed. Full Weight; Fine Quality. The Finest; Try it. Money back if you don't like it. The White House Grocery He Read Bvery 1 ay I. .r Ki vks. Matron Ohio Pythian Home NORTHERN PACIFIC KINS i'nii 11. in Steeping CorSi Eleganl Dining Can, Tourist Sleeping Cur ST. PAUL I MINNEAPOL1B DULUTH I AlKid To 'UBAND FORKS (M(( xiKSTON winm:i'i:(. III.I.KNA and IBUTTB. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA Nl'.w YORK BOSTON uinl all points Kaat ami South. Through tlaOati I" Japan and I'liliiu. via Tacoiiia an. I Noillieril I'ailllc su-.oii.i, 1 , and i! . 1 . i! Inn-. TIML SLIIKDULL. Train leaves I'endlelun dally n at linst 1, j,.. ept Sunday Fur lurtlier iiii.inualloii, ton.- cards, and tickets, call mi in write Adams, 1 .1 an-, ,lu- ion. Oregon, ur A. IL ill A III. 1 1 IN , Third and Morrison Si- , I'urtlan.l, ore Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line hoatoii A Carney, frop'e. l-ave IVmlletnii every day et 7 o'clock except Sunday, (of Pilot Itock, Nye, MOOS. Alba and Lklali Qood aSCOSB' ntcuatlobs. Iteasoiiable freight and pas tenger ratei. City sews t Tillman 1 rill To TAT0M BROS., Proprietors. 0.R&N bRTABT Time Sohedule oo-ivr put From Pendleton. vnnn Fst Mall, Hsii i.ake, pen ear, fnrt tnt gn No. fl worth. (iniHiiii, Kim n 1 Sllna.ro. aaj t'lty. Ht. Ixnils, 7:ai'a , N" I'lilranii and P.asi, via Wo s ' f.np.m, Ofegon eneii tine, k)ie)a,ai Nlsiloille Wallil Wiilla. -p .... .1 1 1 . . Hi,Hn., Klv. r. Mlnneais.lls, rtt Paul, Klv..r No, I Daluth, Mllwankei Nn. 7 ' 7:l."ia. ni. 1I1I1 sun and Kasl, via . . ,. , , Ureal Northern. gatt Mali. I'nrllioid and Kan Ks"t Mali 7::lsa. 111. Kranein'o. lSk.ex, 111:.'.! p. ni. ft;.ni p. m' 1 00 p in aconn Steamships :tmn. m From Portland. I'm Hun Kraiii-lsco Kvery Ave days. IMS m Columbln Ftlver LSOa, K Sunday I Steamers. K sun.i,,. Saturday Tu AsniriM and Way , ins. m. teosnssjSi l.v Itlearla Snake Klver. I . I - . . -. 1 , , Pallv ballv iaOa.SI. Rlarla 10 latwlston. 7:1 h. m Mltad train h aves Peadleton nr watlaWaus at 1 HO p. Ml and arrives at SOS By ro. rw (uii Information - 1 1 or write to w 11 111 ni. in nr. Oaneral PaassBaer Agent, 1 ..in. in. 1 oregea, K. F. WaasLBY, Agent, I'endleliin. Take the. VS ashington & Columbia River Railway ir Chicago, nis City, I'hiiI. St. Louis, KaBs Jim', 1 taobOi and Po:nts Cast and South Portland and polrts on the Sound. Arrlv - Moaiti 11. TtM - Wedneartayi and Friday-at tiu -, Thursds) - and s-iilunlayi II ..11 11 a 1 -i,:..,n Depart daily est Id Sunday at fl :lu p. in For Informant!!! ri-mirdlnii rates uinl urn iii.idatl.ili-. call on or addre W. AOAMH, Altellt. I'endletnli, llrenon. B, B, OALDBRIIKAD, (1, V. A., Welw walla, wash. 0 1 he FuHtost, Shortest and Most Direct Line To Til F. East and Southeast 8 D.f-rnVlSf Two Daily Solid Vestibule Trains aim .- .iii.I Ton r 1 -I SI, e tier-, bluing Cars (Ueal s la I'srle), lliifr.-l .siaiiklnu and l.ll.r.o v Cars (w itli llarlsjr Shoi, First class Kci I111I111 Oaaif Cars (Free) Pendleton to Denver, Kansas City, Omatia and Chicago without change only BM elUBSBl to New York, Host. 111 slid other Esslern poUltB. Fur rale-, tleketa and full Infurinatlon call on or addres- F. F. Wamslcy, Agent o. It AN. Co., or J. II. I.OTIIHOI', tlen'l Ax.-tii. No l:ti riilrd HI., I'urtlaml. iiiegen. OregonShortLineRailroad TIIK DIHF.C1 KOL'KE TO Montana, I'tah, Colorado and alt Eastern Foinis lilves eholee of two favorite route- 111 the I'NION CAC1KIC Fssl Mall blue, 111 li.eHIU UHANDK BSeak I. .lies, Nu Change of Cars nn Hie e. 1 1 .oi.l-Chlt ago Huvclal, "the llliell IS IhcWesl." Kipil, H-I With lilegant SUndaid bleeprs Tine New Ordinary (Tuuriat Sleepers Soperb Lit raryBuftet Cars SplendlJ Diners meals a la carte i ce Keclinlng Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers bntirc 1 rain Completely Veatibuled Fur fuBthcr lufuriusllnn apply 10 F F. V A M s I I ! Axent o. K. A N, Co., I'endleliin, or. J It. NAI.AI., BL fl. C41SIAN, Tier, rasa Agi. uen'i .vgest 124 Third St.. Portland. Orason. T 1 T nal M bTbbbbbT