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JMMERVILLE
LIVERY
. I. Jlllnloi- .fr !,. . I,
led llm MU';, ri..i,u
are prepnred to serve ihe
iu w u urnt CHiSS IUUQtier
asonable rates.
and tastes better. So pa
Buy of the food we serve iu
restaurant. Nalumlly til
expected. We purchase
the best iu the market aud
chef understands his bus
to perfection. -
Let us . tickle your to
with a tempting pinto of
You'll smack your lips ove
first mouthful and want ui
Our regular dinners at 25
the delight of epicures.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. AKBUCKLE, Pro)
Or EN DAY AND NltiHT
We tell weekly Meal , .
Tieketa, Cash $4-30
DE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
iat is why people come heie
nen's aud by boys' thoei.
a. lilt 1 1 n is our spec
Here is where pr.'co ami
ty are combined.
MAN KILLED ON
BASKET MOUNTAIN
t. K PRESTON.
Specialist DEPOT STREET
W.1U Walla, Wub. Aug. 30
Woodhaulera who arrived in ihe oity
this afternoon from Basket Mountain
30 miles south of Wa'.la Walla report
the finding of the (lead body of a man
nr.nvd El vho bad b;en murdered
K 11 . h left vh i Cock b in ranch Friday
u rriug buying fiuiuhed working dur
fig b Kvr, t. He had been paid dfl'
nd bad $70 in gold. He bad started
te go to t ie home of bin mother about
i'ii t)ile r .i the Cockburn farm.
Vhen found u- wan lying near the
Mitdaide in a dump of bushes with a
bi.let w.miiil in t'l head. Umatilla
Ooui.ty olHonrs em now searching fir
Hi murderer. -
EXCEPTIOlURGAINS!!!
'Fine Quarter sawedjl Hioin Suit, Beveled
French Plate Mirror
and is as good as new
2 Blue Fiame 0.1
have theiu on trial.
s-t 25.00. Cost 50
bargain You may .
Carpel, $25. Cost
12X13 ft 6 in Bruss
$45, is ntw. Loo' at
SJJADES, CiU CARPETS
We have a fine lineL
eums on which we sane.
Keinember we do U
Repair work. Carpet
t B. Hasten
Highest Prices Pui
Gel
Of trading at the
cannot brenk yours
the best, our prices
complete.
Besides
hoviil
cann
brand on all their 1
ceived a new aud ct
and Shoes which w
NEBRASKA
Cor.
ds iiew, also liuol-
.s raonev.
and all
d laid.
kinds of
F. D. Hasten
Hand Goods.
Habit
beery Store and you
r goods are always y.
t and our stock is
As He Walked Unsuspectingly Along a Lonely
Mountain Road, Christopher Ellis Was
Murdered by Unknown Parties Ellis was
30 Years of Age.
S0MMER. HOUbE
B E Howes
l'ortlaud
ing to eud to PoitWnd lor a valv..,
tUtd-dioitnry aervicea wbidh were to
takeu place Wednesday have been
pm.paned until Friday evening el
which tyro the following program
Witt bd presented.
li c'iou . ... Li tiraude Ooooeca Band
Am ica. ...... ........ ..... Oborut
Dedioatory prayer. .... .Rev O HKing
Preeu.uti-Hi ad Ire eg. :
..... Mra Liilian Tbomaann
Response. Turner Oliver
Reruaiks '. .... Mra M R Stnpbenaon
. Cloaing aong.
O BartbolmewN do
LA Cruiibahank do
J Clenoy do
8 E Smith do ,
Chas Snydfll , do
Frank Peadlaa do
M B Slouo ' do ....
Joeepb Burton linker
SHSummorB WullaWulla
A Gordao end wife - , Elgin
A M Gout - Wallowa
Atone Uopuiide . do
Mra W B llolton do
Misa L Iloltou . do '
R D Mason '. do
Frank Victor du ,
O B Bolton ' du
F U JohuBon - -Boiae
F A Peters ' 8nn Francisoo
W A McOlough ' Spokane
Mn A B Foray th Kuturprlse
J F Baker . , City
TOBumsou . Port laud
A B Couley :. , v'ovo
L D KenvU " City
May Kinnoy Uuioa
Mra Beasle Willinnia - Caldwell
J H Bjnntaiid wife do -
stock of "Preferred" $
n & Lewis special
We have just re-
f Men's and Women's T
iuspect. X
ON
RY
on Sis.
STORF.
SOCl4)ANCE
ARMG
Pendleton, Or. Aug. SO Ki lie walk-
ad unsuspeotiugly along a lonely
uountain read Cnriatopber C. Ellis
20 ytara of age was shot down by an
unknown assasain early Sunday fore
noon. The tragedy ooourred half a
mile from Fletcher a oawnull on Bas
ket Mountain 16 miles southeast o'
ttiltou Or. The ouae of the killing
la a mystery and the residents of the
nmglibirhond are grea-ly exoiteil.
Sheriff T. D. Tfylor naa gone to Bas
ket Mountain t perainally lnvt-sti-
3ito the affair. The Coronui'a jury
I) a mi rning waa unable to throw any
light on the niuider.
E lis lived with Melinda Ellis his
widowed an ther in a small oabin near
b'lctchet'a ru 11. It waa not thouglit
he I ad uu enemy In the world unci he
never associated much with other
voung people of that looal ly. Ellis
was unarmed when shot down.
He Lit .home eboril before 10
I'clock Buuday morning. Less than
half an hour later G-Jorge tie'.by a
neighbor found hie corpse lying where
t Ml the top of his held bl iwn off
ivith buckshot. The G'jronir's jury
in of ttio opinion that the gun was
tired at short range. Footptiuta tf
another person were fouud entering
tue road half a mile biofc of the plaoe
where Ellin was killed. The tracks
did nSt slop until they pa ted the
bod) 60 yards. They Iheu turned in
to the woods and were l.jst It was
'oitnd later where these same foot
prints emerged fartlifr back aud were
finally ub itirHld in the clu-t of the
nAsio highway.
Basket Mullutain and the neignhor
h ind of Fletoher'a sawmill has been
the ecene of several tragedies. Jay
K-'ittl a balfbreed Indian disappeared
from the mill several years ago. Loi g
alterward a whitened skull villi a
b ilk t hole in it believed to have been
K'dch'4 was found in it r mote ravine.
The Feitre cabin two nulea inm the
spot where Elbe mot his de til was
the scene of a man killing several
years ago. Frauk Fletchtr aud Peter
Uatkill served terms in the Oregon
penirentiary for this crime.
Ju'tice of the l'eate ,1. L. M 1 er of
Milton aoting Coroner said:
"1 am at a loss to account for the
death oi young Ellis. I believe he
was shut from amb iih. There was
no evideno - of a strugglj and the foot
prints that passed the b dy did not
pauaa. Ibe man who fired would no
doubt have stopped for a moment.
Then too Ihe dead boy was shot in
front of the bead, The mother de
clares ber son did ni t keep company
with any girl so she don't believe his
killing was the result of a lo-e affair
He had no money and the position of
the bo ly shows the nurdirar did not
molest it Bit r the shot was fired."
Attention WOW
All Woodmen of the World are re
quested to be preseut at regular meet
ing Wednesday night August 31et.
Floor work end rofr. ahmente J. K,
Wri. ht Clork. '
For Sale
An extra good cow and oalt. Inquire
at the Oil Town Store. F Smith.
WEATHER F0SECA5T
TonlfM ud
Tomorrow fair, oootar tomorrow
V THE TRAINS? n
No a Beat bound f:lfl p at on tin
jNoBWeaf tApaoUtMv
!;LID)flE5Tl
NOTIOK OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby uiven til' all whi m
it may concern, that Christian W
Murphy, has filed ber flnai aocount
aa administratrix of the estate of
Thomas N Murphy, deceased and the
Uounty Uourt ol u nlon county Oregon
has set Tuesday, the nth day of Sept
ember, A. D. 1U0I, at two o'clock P M
for the hearing ot sueb report.
Christina W Murphy..
, V Administratrix.
Furniture For Sale
And ouno to , rent apply to Mrs
hhojrer opposi le Star Grocery North
of trsek . '
Furnished Room
Centrally located eoriierot Washing,
ton and Gth Streets. Known as Geo
Ball's lodint! buuso.
HALL
iX
Monday ugust 29
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Sxcellpnt MuMic by T
0lLemberB of Compauj
Admission 50 cei
Ladies Free.
Under management
Fundamentals
To illness Osteopathy is the highest
iiourt of appeal : being 'he highest it
la usually the lasti iv.it unless the re
cuperative powers of the body are en
tirely lacking the sufforer rar ly ap
pea' iu vain as Nature intelligently
uded Is usually raady to re-cstsblish
lortnaf conditions within the bodily
'nchanism.
TO DEDICATE
PUBLIC FOUNTAIN
WILL CURE
any case of
KIDNEY
or
BLADDER
DISEASE
that is
not beyond
the reach
of medicine.
No
medicine
can do more.
WAS GIVEN OPTO DIE.'
ACUTE RHEUMATISM
Deep tearing or wrenching pains,
occasioned iby getting wot through;
worse when at rest, or on ilrst moving
the limbs and in cold or dump woath
er, is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow
Liniment. Oscar Oleson, Gibson City
llliuoiB. writes. Feb 10 1002: "A year
ago I waa troubled with a pain In my
ba k. It soon got so bad 1 could not
bend over. One bottle of Ballard's
Snow Liniment cured me." 2fc, DOo
1 00. Sold by Newlin Irug Co.
U5 QMffSM .
JQHTOL - m IK
Oppositq the Sommer House,
One of the beat mimical InstitutlotiB
in the etato, Kour rooniB used for
musical inutruotion, 15 grades of musio
tannin, uepatment 1, a rooms ureu
for the 3 first grades. Children at the
age of 5 and older come one hour every
day. Department 2, '2 rooms for gradua
i to 15 for pupils of all ages The lat
est course bent practical musical in
struction. M J8ir.il contests for med
als every few ireeks.
E PORTER DAY Principal
MRS DAY, Assistant
.That the way to ; reach a
man's heart is through his
stomach. Try it by . using
Geddes Rros' canned - fruits,
delicious beraies, lettuce, on
ions, and radishes, just fresh,
from the, garden. We are
the first store the "farmers
call on and of course we get
the choice of everything.
We always have the fresh
est eggs, butter, etc
Special attention given to
phone orders.' ' . ,
Geddes Bros.
HARD
WALL
PLASTER
Only costs aliout 60 per yard
more than common plaster, and
worth many times over.
ADVANTAGES
No danger of freezing as it
can be used in zero weather
Being flexible instead of brit
tle as all Band mortors me
it will dent like wood when
struck or jammed, instead of
breaking Doors, windows, pipe
holes, etc are eBfiiy cut through
it It is a non conductor of oloc
tricity and thus prevents short
circuiting It adheres equally
well to brick, stone or. common
lath It contains no acida nor
chemicals to corrods It will
not burn nor disintegrate by fire
being a perfect protection for
wood frame work It will uudor
no condition pit or blister
Parties having plastering to
do should cousult me regarding
this class of work Estimates
cheerfully given
E. REISLAND, Phone 371
OUR, BACK ROOM
Is onen for vonr inundation.
In faot we will be pleased to
show you through 1 onr entire
establishment. Everything is .
kent BP.riinillnnalv neat and
clean aud we have no heaitency
in snowing me most iasuaious
how our meat, are handled. We
now have the latest imnroved
sausage machine and Ban - sell
you sansage in all styles.
Bock & Thomas
MY SHINES
Are like the "Smile that won't ooroe
off." 'I hey are put on right and stay,
right. I OBe only Whltmore'e tniu
and guarantee tbat If after thirty daya -
iriai you onn mat it nas in any way
way injured the leather 1 will present
Ihe oustomer with a $6 pair of shoes
purchased at any store ba may aeleot.
It yon desire really Brat class work
call aud get a shine. Ladles wore a .
epeoialt'. Remember tha place, Kjrt
ley's Hurler Shop, where everything
Is first clean from the boot black up.
JOE B. WILLIAMS.
Sacred Heart Academy
I.n Grande, Oregon. ' This well
known institution, conducted by the
Siatera oSt. Krancla, affords excel lent
educational advantages. Music, draw
ing and painting optional atadiea.
Preparing young ladiea for th. prufees- .
ion ot leaching a specialty. Boarding
and day school opens the Brat Monday
in September, r'or catalogue address
Sister Kuporior. . Aog 4 Oct 4
B. Spiegel, 1204 N.
Evacwille, Inn., writes:
Vlrglnta m.,
Torovernvs
Owing to the delay nf Ibe work of
1 tciug in puaitiou of t ie beautiful
,)iiiilio louoiain in the center of Adams
Ave. ani! Elm eticeU, caused by ha
rears 1 was troubled with kidney aaf
bladder affectlots which caused me much
paia and worry. I lost 6eih and waa ail
ran down, and a year ago had B0
abandon work entirely I bad three 04
the t t phynicinns who did me no good
and I w practically given up to die.
Fole-'B Kiduey Cure waa recommended
and ihe fir bottle gave me great relief,
and rfter taking the second bottle I was
tstiily cured."
TWO SIZES, 50c AID fLM. -
solo aud mmw&thn
. j :
A FORETASTE
- ii ii
OF HEAVEN
A touch of an
Angel's Wing
Sorbello
Sandwiches
Odfcion
I AV MAKES 'EM
yrffT'iaa 'ii'"""":
Union Picmr.
UBl'ABT Time MhloI '
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no, a. Worth, Omaba, Kanau eJOa. aa,
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aua Ravi.- p.m
Portland, FmIIm. Pd
NOl. tlleiAn, Walla Walla, -,
StSOa m Colfax, Mnwow.Bpo- m
cd j lit Th Hpo
kane.
Portlanaj DaUm, Pn
NOS dlclon (Jmalllla Wal- Bin a
lin,LeliitoD,Oolax . mv 9
M'ukxiw, WallaoeWar
. &fi pm! dner, niiokaaa and . .
ollifr polnta eaat aod '
norlli via Hpokapa. , in
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