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î i Popular Outergarments ? Don’t FRIDAY. MAY 15. 19««3. CUTICURA OINTMENT Purist of Emollients and Greatest of Skin Cures. The Most Wonderful Curative of All Time For Torturing, Disfiguring Humours. Cuticura Ointment is beyond question the most successful curative for tortur ing, disfiguring humours of the skin anti scalp, including loss of hair, ever com pounded, in proof of which a single anointiug with it, preceded by a hot bath with Cuticura Soap, and followed in the severer eases by a dose of CutL cwa Resolvent Pills, is often suftieient to afford immediate relief in the most distressing forms of itching, burning and scalv humours, permits rest aua sleep, and points to a speedy cure when all other remedies fail. It is especially so in the treatment of infants aud chil dren, cleansing, soothing and healing the most distressing of infantile hu mours, and preserving, purifying aud beautifying the skin, scalp and hair. Cuticura Ointmeut possesses, at the same time, the charm of satisfying the simple wants of the toilet, in caring for the skin, scalp, hair and hands from in fancy to age, far more effectually, agreeably and economically than the most expensive of toilet emollients. Its “Instant relief for skin-tortured babies,** or '• Sanative, antiseptic cleans ing.” or “One-night treatment of the hands,*’ or “Single treatment of the hair,*’ or “ Use after athletics.” cycling, golf, tennis, riding, sparring, or any sport, each ’n connection with the u-e of Cuticura Soap, is sufficient evidence of this. Millions now rely on Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for pre serving, purifying and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for sofL ning, whitening and soothing red, rough and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings and chafings, as well as for all purposes of the toilet, bath aud nurserv NEW PRESIDENT FOR PENDLETON ACADEMY. AUTOMOBILIST EN ROUTE FROM PORTLAND TO HELENA. Oversleep Bowman, the Photographer Special rate for the next 60 days One cabinet photo of the baby free Until July lai I will me abtolnuiy fr*»- one -ample cabinet photo of any baby '• «« then two yean» old Bring tb« m in a«y lay except Saturday, «s tha: i* my busy «lay. F«*r tbr same lenrtb of linv 1 will make a SM \LL CABINET PHOTO of ubildreu or adolt for?5c. Don t mias this opportunity ot getT:ng an artistic, well finished picture of your little onea absolutely free. Remember the pla» e. Main near the bridye JACK JOHNNIE I will stand my Jack for the season of 1908 at the following places on the following dates: At Henry Lorenzen’» place on Middle Cold -prlngs—Marcr. lit to Ma-ch »tö. Apri Kt ba Ag-ll Stb. May Kt to May *tb. June tn to Jone At the Helix Livery Barn, Bell». Ore — March "th to March nth April Sth to April lsth. May •th to Mae AMh. Juno sth to Jane lJth At the Adam« Livery Barn. Adam», Ore — March Jith to March Mat, April 19th to April 39th, May 3>th to M<y :l«t, June 19th io Jane 2Bth At Het-ry Roeeraburg « place at Ful cot Station -First and last day ol each month. TERM'S— » i t > insure »rith foal; to :n»«re live colt. »15. Some Miscreant Left the Boys of tire Field Meet Penniless. last night's «elebrr.tion by the l>oys of Whitman academy over their vic tories in the field meet, and deciama tion contest was rather expensive, says the Statesman. About 15” was stolen from the different rooms in Billings hall There is absolutely uo clue to the thief, but it is thought that the money was taken while the boys were out celebrating arounti the immense lionfire which was built in the campus after the cl«»se of the con test. The ball was left open thia time. One boy lost $18. another 112 and one ot the boys visiting with one of the track teams was relieved of IW Most of the money was taken from desks, etc. But in some cases the thief went through even trouser pockets for small change The boys are very indignant over the matter and vow that it woild be pretty hot for the culprit if he were found out DECORATION DAY. Rev. J. R. N. Bell Will Speak Here May 30. Kit Carson Post No. 28 has secured Rev. J R N. Bell, of Baker City, to deliver the Decoration day oration at Pendleton May 30. All ex-soldiers. Federal and Confed erate—and all other ex-soldiers, all GROVE CHIEF NO. 7315 members of orders and citizens in general are invited to attend. 1» a b»y. foaled It»», weight Ko »ire 1. 0 <vln Cniet. No »SoS. ,D«m, Flower, by Lincoln G W RIGBY. •hire Lad, 1*3, Etc. Commander. -itaadi will be male at the ••■« i9a<e» on P P. COLLIER. Secretary. lhe tame data» a« above Jack with addit onal - and» ol :be H-»t tiro da»> of each month at J. Milium » p aco. four inlleo uorta of Peadie ton TERM*- I1J lmur >nee of live coic Partie» removing or dicposinz ot mare« will be held ■eip n»!b!e tor insurance money PETER NE8LER, Owner martin kupers . Mgr. ..THE Oregon Mortgage Co. LIMITED, FARM LOANS CHAS. F. G. PATTULLO, Agt. Walla Walla, WasL. The First National Bank OF PENDLETON. CAPITAL................................... $70,000 SURPLUS.................................. »60,000 Transacts a general banking busi ness. Exchange and telegraphic Dans-; fers sold on San Francisco, New York, Chicago and principal points In ths Northwest Drafts drawn on China, Japan and Europe. Makes collections on reasonable terms. After Medical Students. J. A. Van Winkle, of Salem, Ore who has b«-en in Pendleton in the in- terest of the medical department of the Willamette University at Salem, will leave f >r Athena tomorrow morn ing where he has several prospective rtudents in view. Mr. Van Winkle reports very good success while here, quite a number of young people hav ing expressed a preference for the pioneer institution, and several stat ing positively their intention of at- tending college there next year. Assessment of City Complete. Assessor Strain has completed the assessment on the city property and has the rolls ready for inspection by the public. He desires that all people having assessable property in the city would «all at his office in the court house and inspect the assessment. By doing so they will save the county some expense and will at the same time confer a favor upon the assessor. Attention Union Painters. The Painters' Union will hold a special meeting at 7:30 at their hall. Important business. By order LEE BAKER Pres F W. KRABLER. Sec y - Will Handle Cannery Stock. w. D. Fletcher, of this city, hau been secure«! by the Echo Packing Ar £pld Storage Company as agent here. and will place the first Installment of stock upon the market. LEV« ANKENY, President “Yes." she said bitterly, “he is a W. F. MATLOCK, Vico-Preeident bigamist—a bigamist!” C. B. WADE, Cashier. "A bigamist!” they cried. H. F. JOHNSON, Au't Cashier. "Alas, yes." she said. “Although i I didn't know it at the time, he wi as wedded to his business at the time he married me. and the worst of It is, that he still deems that first wife the more important '—Chicago Post. ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 1889. * 8100 ,000. CAPITAL......................... "Is it possible." said the first mag nate. "that our combination is illegal?" T ransacts a general banking “Well, it seems so,” said the sec ond magnate, "but I’m quite sure that Interest allowed on time deposits. the congressmen who passed the law Exchange bought and sold on all didn’t mean it. I have letters of apol principal points. ogy from at least a dozen of them.” Special attention given to collec —Puck. tions. To California. W. J FURNISH, PrenidenL Walter M. Pierce leaves next Thurs J. N. TEAL, Vlco-Pmsident- day for California to conduct the Vic T. X MORRIS. CMhlor. toria Island land esse. which comes up J. w. MALONEY, Aafiri C m M bt - for trial on May 20. ♦ ♦ Sunday School Organized—Large Medal Contest at Ferndale School— C. E. Simonds Building Large Barn Tracts of Land Will Soon Be Fenc ♦ on His Farm—Infant Child erf Mr. ed—Late Sheep Shearing—Last ♦ and Mrs. Lamb Dead. Case of Smallpox Recovering. ♦ .Milton. Or«., May 10.—Strawberry ♦ Ridge. .May 7.—We hav«' had warm picker» will weive 25 cent» a crate and very dry weather here for the for picking this season. a ♦ past few days till yesterday after Mr. Hughe» sold a team of homes noon. when it turned quite coo] and Thursday to Mr. Winters for $275. ♦ we hail one of the worst dust storms Miss Nellie Burnett, of lai Grande, known for years It is a nice day to who has been In Walla Walla for »«■» ♦ day with some prospects for rain, eral w«N*ks is visiting at the home of which would be very beneficial to Polo Beaumont tilt» week When you can get alarm everyone Thermometer registered The Milton public achool. alter a clocks for 75c, the cheap from 3«: degrees to 81» degree» above. nine months’ term will close next Fri Our Sunday school was organized day. kind; a better one for ♦ : last Sunday for the beginning of the Zeph Lockwood and wife, of M rs. ft 25. a still better one ♦ term. Helix. spent last Thursday night and for fa.50, and one that Lambing in this i>art is reported Friday visiting friends In this city will never let you over ♦ very good. J E. Smith Co., reports 90 Our showing is simply greater than ever, the styles The young iieople of the DeHaveu per cent: Edwards Bros. 95 |»er cent; neighborhood had a social party at the sleep for 92.50- ♦ are |ust ahead and superior to any ready-to-wcat Fharnwald Bros . 90 i>er cent. etc. home of Mr. and .Mrs. B«-nnie Oslxtrn Be prempt in getting ♦♦ garments in the market, we sell nothing but customed F E Potter, of Alkali, who is work last Friday night. up in the morning and I tailored clothing, not high in price. Ten Dollars buys ing for James Hackett, took up 25 Rumor ha» that sonu* of .Milton's be prompt in getting one ♦ a good suit. We have some higher, some lower. head of mutton sheep to the Dixie half eagles went over to Adanut 8*t- ♦ of these bargains. ranch for summer use urday 4 It is reported that Joseph Kennedy Com«- and talk it over Bud and Tillie Bowlus sold their lias the wire on the ground ready to fine bunch of range cattle to Amos ♦ fence his land that lies in the foothills Demaris and H«*nry Hopkins last ♦ ♦ west of Alba, comprising about 800 week. 4 acres, President French, of the Eastern M G Edwards made a business trip Oregon State Norma! school, spent ♦ to Pilot Rock last week. last Friday in this city visiting the G. W Linsner and two hired men Columbia College » ♦ aro fencing on his stock ranch near The infant child of Mr and Mrs. ♦ ♦ the John Day lamb, who live near the Vincent * James Kinney, ot Webb 8hoe. has church, died last Thursday * * ♦ his sh«*ep at Charles Ciinuinghatu's Mrs. Hendryx. of Sumpter, is visit ♦ home ranch and Is shearing them ing at the hom»- of .Mr A .Mort«-ns~n THE * A. Waugh and T D Waugh are pre over Sunday * PROGRESSIVE JEWELER A liaring to fence their land that ex Mr and Mrs R. E Frazier. Mr an«l « tends out w«*st into the Jack Canyon. .Mrs. E L. Smalley. C E Brown. In«-z * They will take their cattle to their pas- Phelps and Ada Pier»-»-, visited Walla ture tor summer in a short time. Walla Saturday- Nicely mowed Lawns are easily maintained Take a look Clarke Sturtevant, of Pilot Rock, Mr anil Mr» Mat Moegrove return PHYSICIANS. at our who has had the smallpox has recov e«i from Portland last Friday where t»R u O COLE. OTFICB IN JUDD ered and is able to work in his store they have b»-»-n several day» iHUXlin« l»«l<-» kxui. lu to 12 a again The rain Sunday mo ruing mad«* I to & p a Telopko* red 371 Mr A Waugh an.I .laughter. Mrs. thousands ot dollars m this end of tb* J L MILLER. M D DLAPA1N ELurii 1 hey are made on the correct principal. It's a pleasure to Sarah Manning, of Pilot Kock wore county •rws’.a atd iurr«1t rjr troublas catar transacting business and visiting in Harry lhividson. a Washington ped operate them. Let us supply you with GARDEN HOSE rbai <rotMlltluaa and Impaired basriag ■ • Pendleton last week. , agogue came horn»- last week and will ■ • ;<aa»M r«r«ctly 6nwd tor rrfrartlvs w Best goods at lowest pr ees -on Trit-pbosa nul» 1131. ■ > Berton Smith of th«> J E. Smith spend the »ummer here Livestock Co. of Bear creek, was Th«- Menely concert to be given in ukS SMITH A MIUHJ. OFFICE OVEk transacting business in Pendleton th«- o|K-ra house Wednesday evening the p-udl»«*« Barns» Bank TrMpLoar . r»w«d»wr* u-iepho».«' Skala 301 this week. »ill I m - greeted by a large audience 621 Main Street •M E Fletcher was doing bus.ness I All th«- reterve and numbereti seats .1 ' GARFIELD V D HOMEOPATHIC in Pilot Rock last Saturday have been sold aud a hundred mot»- PM” iah »ad •urgeva <«El--v la Judd EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE <rci.1;ug TvGph*««* - i EV • Marg 78; CCS K F Fahrenwald mad»- a business have b»-en added dear» uiark 24 * Headquarters for Fishing Supplies. ' trip to the vicinity of Alba a few days i Georg«- W Maybee has moved his »go ir.mil) from Weston up to where he is »♦♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦»»»»♦»»♦•»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦M» Schmidt a>- Viebrock moved from teaching, about 1«» miles above town their farm in Alkali to their summer George says he ha» a full school. sev«-n r»-*ort near Alt»a last Saturday I «»n roll and all present every day For t»R T M HENDERBON, PHYSICIAN »»4 «nrgeuB OTko la Savia«» Bask Bull« J T Ogle was transacting bu»in«*ss exetviae he s|>end» his evenings and ng R va 1. o<r« 'Son» Mala Kll. m. Bals in Pilot Rock an«i vicinity th« first morning» fishing Ml of the week B E Harder has gon»* to Portland OR R I, W18WA1X. PHYSICIAN ANI» Al Smith, of Pilot Rock has fitiiwhed . to stay a couple of months •wry».« '|O< la lupaia baaefi Tai* work on the Ja< k Canyon road, which I Fred and Charles Wilson, wbo have R'ark 131 klack was in a very bad shape from wash , been In San Francisco taking a coune- Ma outs. etc. MAPLE BROS, Agents in pharmacy returned home one day last week DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER Helen Southwick the general organ izer of the Women ol Woodcraft will Mr». H. M. Jarvis, of Pendleton. Pass be In Milton the 21st inst . in the ed Away Yesterday at Her Home »n interest of the order Equal to any 1100 Machine Mr. J N Stone has rej<pere«l and This City. painted the room» over Smalley s Tv i«-writer Supplì«» ai>d But Mrs M. H Jarvis, one of Pendle I drug store They will l-e occapied by ton's oldest pioneer women, died at Mr and Mrs. ('ol)ins the new drug !»-r Stamp Gands the home of her daughter. Mrs. E A gist Shepjiard. at 34»I Garden street. Sun »»»»»>»»»»»»♦»»»»»*♦»*♦♦♦♦» Edgar Ho»>n of Pasco Harry Tay- day morning. May to. at 5 o'clock lor and Elmer Baker of Pendieton; E OPTICIANS. after an illness of four weeks, result Jackson, of Portland; Homer Samur! ing from an attack of erysipelas and wife of Dayton; Harry Hart holo Eleven Contestants Qualify for an In .Mrs. Jarvis was liorn in Wayne mew of Heppner Andrew Mort.-usen county. Indiana on January C. 18*9. of Seattle, and Mrs D F Brown and teresting Event. Ma-.t.*-r- tn- Rigbv Clove Combined Harvester. The first annual tournament I of the where she spent the first years of her daughter, of Joseph. Ore were visit- « « Agents for Sawmi . Machinery Pendleton Golf Club will open I tomor- life. On O« tober 5, 184S, the deceased or» in Milton last week « We will not undertake to «lesrrib»- « row morning at 9:3<i o'clock ' Tl e en was married to William Jarvis and eight children were liorn to them, of •e the ball gam«- here Saturday between tries are slow in coming in. but by Repair and Foundry Work a Specialty « the time the time limit Is reached it which number four survive their the Milton and Adams teams There « DENTISTS. mother: J M. Jarvis and Mrs E A was some go«xl playing by both teams « is expected that at least IS gentleman CASH PAID FOR OLD CASTINGS Sheppard, of this city; Mrs S M « R A VAFGHAN*. DENTIST. OFFRE IN The score stood 17 to 18 tn favor of will have qualified and had their han- « Jsdd bwlldtag PACO», red 71. iicape arrigned them Several ladies Helmtch. of Ukiah, and H B Jarvis, Adams « of Custer. Idaho all of whom were al Under lhe supervision irf W S May « will also enter in the ladles matches. E A M4NN. DENTIBT OFFICE IS A* sortati«« Work. ov«T Schaudt • sew drug Right at this time it is bard for the her bedside when she passed away, berry Mr C E Simonds will erect a « « «tor» T-Soar. red STt .usiness men of the city to find time except H. B Jarvis, who was snow- large barn on his ranch at the upper end of Hudson Bay on Pine creek ** o ven vnvti »»»»*»»» I for tbeir game of golt and It is from I>011 nd and could not be reached VETERINARY SURGEON. J A. Owens, of Pilot Rock H U The building will be 40x52 and 16 feet this condition of things that the entry of scores and the apportioning of han- Owens, of Alma. Wash . brothers of at the eaves and have a capacity of Edith Starr. < ' tons of alfalfa hay licaps is retarded The same condi Mrs Jarvis. Mrs The pupils of the Ferndale s»bool tion also holds among the lady mem- Bak«-r City, a sister: and Mrs F. G <>ster. of Baker City, a grand-dangh- t will give a Stiver Medal contest at the •►era. many of whom are employ«*«l in New Home Baptist church n«»xt Thurs the various stores and offices of the ter. were here to attend the funeral President Forbes and Rev. Diven. of day evening. May 14 The winner of city. CABS AND CARRIAGES. The ladies will t«*e off tomorrow Pendleton, «-»inducted the services in this contest will receive a silver morning from 9:3u to 10:>0, and will this city, and Rev G. W Rigby offici medal An admission tee of five rents cover the course once over. In the ated at the grave side at Pilot Rock, will he charged to defray expenses afternoon the gentlemen will have where the body was laid to rest The Milton Road Project. trom 2:3«» to 4:3» in which to start funeral took place this morning at 8 Phi! Beathe the road commissioner o ’ clock . their drives. They will also make the Mrs Jarvis came to Umatilla county was in this vicinity last week talking ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. course once, and from their scores the in 1879 and has been a resident of to the citizens abo«it the proponed further matches will be arrange-! piked road up the river He says that Those so far qualifying for the Pendleton for 23 years. he is heartily In favor of it himself «. A va« sur . na a co. tournament are: E P Dodd E T. ORAN. IMPROVEMENTS »«*btim»*nt in some ¡arts of the Judd. William Rinehart. C. E Pruitt. _____ | ' ounty is not This is no more than G. A Hartman. Jr.. William Keller. Bridges Be.ng Renewed and R«pa.red ,hp rill“*n'‘ ^ere expected to bear Mark .Moorhouse. J R. Dickson. N .. i *o are not disappointed, and will <x»n All Over L.nea , ,lnU(> ,o work hfcrdfr lh>n Berkley. ].. G. Frazier and J T lam- birth X* A Storie. suiter I ntendent of the - ’’-JS *. * hri<>K' and Jiuiiding de Large Wool Crop. But Indifferent NEW STEEL CELLS IN PLACE. l-artmeni. ha» just return«-») from a Quality. visit over the lines in Eastern Ore Two Hoboes Help Put Them Up and gon. where extensive improvements C. H Green left for Th»- fialles 1 he old favorite Koeppm'c Log Cabin Soda Fountain is SECOND-HAND DEALERS. morning, where he goM to visit are being made Appear Anxious for a Job. again open and ready to serve you with delicious V wool scouring mills which start Between Baker City and Huntington The new steel cell» for the city jail have been put up in the «-orridor and six more new steel bridges will be put their »»-anon's run this morning Soda and Ice Cream Soda will be placed temporarily in the in this year. The construction crews Green is a wool buyer for a large north end of the structuro. The cells ar«- now at vork on the piers for the In Boston and does mu< h of his bus I There are now five steel ness with the mills at Th«- Dalles, and All the ol«i f »vorite drinks and many new ones Among consist of a larg«- < age. made of steel bridges the new to cent drinks are Chocolate Cream Puff, Tropical bars riveted into lattice work form. bridge» a< ro»s Burnt river, between with the Pendleton mill. He says that They will l>e secure and at the same Baker and Huntington, and this sea the yield this year is good, though Ur«-akfast and Nugat Sundae. th«- quality is not as good as could be son the company h<qws to replac«- all tim, will give the inmate« good venti th«- wood«-n structures with steel, d«*«ired. due to the hard winter lation. • Un*a Soda" is our best 5 cent drink and we believe it is BOARD AND LODGING. There are two holioes in th«' jail at making a total of 12 first « lass steel through which the sh«*ep had to pass lhe best 5 cent drink tn the city Most of his w«x>l ia wash«-»! before HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND the.present time and they ar«- much bridges In a distance of 20 miles. MUI »trvet» Hoard by the day « Th«- bridge« on the "horse shoe »hipping, though some is snipped in interested in the construction of the wee* Good tabie wt Rate« S3 AO and cells. They have lent valuable assis « urve" between Pendleton and Walla the greas»' S4 30 per week Pvndae'oa Feed Yard la »xmnertiua W. W Edtala’ea Ptwp. tance in their buildjpg and are so Walla are being thoroughly over- Cement Sidewalking. anxious to have something to do that liaubsl and repaired this season and THE STRAHON ROOMING HOUSE. «18 Workmen are busy tearing up the they will not take advantage of an on the Wallace branch the entire Mala atrvet Mr» H E. Cooper. Praw. 65 Steps From Main St., Toward the Coart Hoose Everything »trictly first visas Rates 23c. opportunity to escape Th«- doors Chatcolet treadle. PW feet long will old wooden sidewalk at the south side 3oc sad SI per hay. of the Boston Store, and will replace have been left op- n all noon today, be «-ntirely rebuilt. William Allen, with the pile driver it with a cement walk of the regula but after their dinner the men return WHEN YOU <K> TO PILOT ROCK «TOP at the City Hotel Good wnab sad ed to the jail and are seemingly con crew, left this city last night for tion size required by the city for the first class roost* Bperlal atteatloa gives Chatcolet. and will ts-gin driving the business district. tent to remain there. to romnervUl traveler, Mr» C. H Rle 1.280 piles for this bridge tomorrow «el. Pilot Bocfi. Ore Chiefs of Police. How Moody Missed a Tip. THE WHITE BOARDING AND LODGING MENU FOR ECHO BANQUET. New Orleans. I ji .. .May 11.—.Many When the Dolphin vas at San Juan. Hotwe. 301 Sos th Mala etrart Mr* chiefs of police, commissioners, detec- ♦ Helea Whittemore. Prop H -srkr»plag Porto Rico, with Secretary Moody and Elaborate Preparations for the Feast room* aad lodging rooSM. Good comforts tlv»*s an«i others have arrived here hia friends alsiard. many of the na riv room« and clean well kept be»to on American Hare. preparatory to attending the Interna ! tives went on board to see the ship. Yon should know that the very best, DRY WOOD ot lodging 73 cents. The following menu for the Echo tional convention of chiefs of police. | One of them wanted a drink of water, all kinds is to be found at MRS B L. HOTTISGTON HA.- TFfiCg AfiXP Nearly 50o turned to a man in a white cap who banquet to lie given next Friday____ after- which opens tomorrow the lodgln« Hoose at 4» Garden Buaet. was standing by the rail and told him noon, has been arranged and written delegates aie expected. Most of them where »be will he glad tv ee her tnead, and nalr»n» are to be accompani«*d by their fam by Gus M Fontaine of this to get him one. This was done, and city. ilies. Elals»rate programs of enter Soups. a member of the party who saw the The LIVERY ANO FEED STABLES. Consomme incident turned to the Porto Rican Boiilllion. Rabbit. tainments heve been arranged Also GOOD COAL. Call at Office Visitors spent today in sight-seeing I Entrees. and told him that it was the American THE DEltrr STABLES. COTTONWOOD Stewed Rabbit. Pickled Rabbit. custom to tip a man when he did any 638 Mais St. Phone Main 1121 »trori. between Alts »nd Webb »trueta. H. Stewart. I'm«. Rest csr, takes st Rabbit Glacie. thing “It would have been much horse» Go»xl »tables and plenty ot feed First Course—Rabbit nicer in you If you had." he said, "and Fricas see. Rabbit Cham- especially as the man who got you the Rabbit I ji Maringo THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND BALE Stable M J. Carney, proprietor, tor water was the secretary of the navy.” pignon 8econd Course—Rabbit Is I m luroout» Block bosrood at rasaonable Rosex. Rabbit Braise. Rabbit Ra __ The Porto Rican spent the next two raws. 8ubla lis Alta Btnat. days in apologizing to Mr Moody, who gout Piquant. Third Course—Rabbit COMMERCIAL STABLES. G M FROOME had thoroughly enjoyed the joke.— Croquettes, Rabbit Croustades. Rab- ITop Livery, feed and bosrduu All New York " — bit Maraton Rabbit Salinl Tribune. Rabbit Unda of taruouts Competeat «riven Geblote. Rabbit Volanvents. Desert tiRX* ** Hotel IVodletoo Fk<ae. siala ♦ — (Entrements De Douceur). Glares This falling of your hair! Real Estate Transfers. Fontalnaises. Petits Fontainaises. W. F. .Matlock and ___ _____ Ann ______ .Matlock. Stop it, or you will soon be THE TELEPHONE LIVERY. FEED AND bal» Stable. Court street opposiK Court bis wife, today transferred to L. _ A. Creme Bavarois.au Chocolat. Souffle bald. Give your hair some a la Orange H oum ; boar dins hoiMS • ■peclsltv ; no« Angel Cake. Sponge Vogle, of Pendleton, lots 3 and 12. turnout» . rig» Uelieered. T'brve. —Ml Cake. Indies' Fingers. Ayer’s Hair Vigor. The fall FTuit Cake. in block 111. of the reservation addi 1 have just received a splendid new line of carpets, art squares, Cream Cake. Banana Cake. Walnut ♦ ing will stop, the hair will tion to Pendleton,th«- consideration be- Cake Cocoanut Cake and Chocolate I would be pleased to have mattings, rugs and linoleums TONSORIAL PARLORS. ing )800. Cake, Port. Sherry. Claret and Or- Charles M. Brotherton and Ella -M you call and examine them. My line of refrigerators should BILL! LRASSIG, HARBER SHOP AND * R»tb room. Mala .trwt. ihre« doer» Brotherton, his wife, today sold to ange Wines. prove of interest to you now that hot weather is upon us north ot Botai 8t George Fintela« Janies A. Croswell for 110,000, the MTViCa. Toute Divorce Case. west half of section 1. and the north Those who are looking for bargains can find them here Th«- « as«' of Nora Touse vs. Peter TOXBOtllAL I'ARLORK COURT 8T east quarter of section 2. all in town grow, and the scalp will be . w«*‘ of Rale Hotel ship 5 north of range 32 easlt con Tons»-, an action for divorce, was up J H l'sc». prop First clue workmu ; clean and healthy. Why be taining 480 acres, situated northwest for trial before Judge Ellis of the everything rlun ; all miteni laprove- menta. circuit court today. The witnesses on of Helix, and west of Vancycle. satisfied with poor hair when both sides are numerous and the case you can make it rich? S 8ANTTARY BARRER 8HOP. is being stubbornly contested by the Came to Attend the Funeral. bí.<K‘kL C“UrI ,trw< work •• Mr hair ii»»rly »11 <-.nw on«. I than trl.4 defendant. uanshlp, all iR, ui.^Wru '—p- —rust- ; Ay.r'» lt»ir Vigor and nnl» on. boltl. »lopp.4 Rev. John I jt Cornu, pastor of the •Il tool» aterilUed ; ttsth rooms la ros tba falllnK Naw hair cam. In real thick and M. E. church of Colton. Wash., arrived DFCtlOQ. ju.t a mH. eurly.“ —Maa. L. M Km th . Meat for the Agency School. Saratoga. N.Y. last evening to attend the funeral of j.c. *vta co.. Henry Schwarz, of the Empire Meat Ilia sister-in-law, Mrs. M. I. Jarvis. fl .<>0 a bottle. BLACKSMITHING. All UruKgl««,- Others who have arrived for the same -Market of this city, has been award for purpose are Mrs. M. J. Eliott, of Baker ed the contract of furnishing the D4DDIT MCTAI BMt In the wortd, mad« front ty*n metal, cant DADD! I Irle I AL int« IO-pound ban, price $1.00 per bar, at the City, and Miss M. E. Eliott, of Walla agency school with meat for the com The contract will require Walla. Both these ladles are nieces ing year Bast Orato*!** office. 25.O4MI pounds for its fulfillment of the deceased. Rev. W. H. Bleakney Will be At the Immigrants From Texas—Prospectors From Portland—All Kinds of Busi- Head of the Institution During the ness Active in and Around Echo. Coming Year—Well known in Pen dleton. Echo. May 8.—The object of ab- The board of trustees of th«' Pendle •orbing interest here today Is an au ton Academy held its regular annual tomobile. Word was 'phoned in from meeting last evening at which time Butter creek in the early morninK the business of the past year was that one had b«*en sighted in that vi audited and the accounts paid. The cinity and that It was headed this financial affairs of the academy are In w-ay. A number of persons were excellent condition and it is practical watching for its arrival and it had ly free from debt. All of the accounts hardly stopped when a curious crowd that are at the present time unpaid gathered to discuss its merits and can be met from the fund owing the hear its operator cuss its faults. institution so that the school can be It proved to lie F E Simons and said to be on a cash basis. Melvin Lowenfeldt. of Portland, with Full Board Present and Officers their 20-horse power Winton machine on pleasure bent They had shipjied Elected. There was a full attendance of the from Portland to The Dalit's and then members of the board at the meeting launched boldly forth through the last night, eight members answering desert. They report having encoun to the roll call, namely: lx»t Liver tered rough roads, high hills, some more. president; T C. Taylor. Freder sand and a slight mixture of dust They left The Dalles Wednesday, ick Nolf, Prof. T L. Forbes. Rev. R J. Diven. Rev. W. H. Bleakney, of El missed their '. earing several times, gin; Rev. Levy Johnson, and Dr. W. broke a brake coining down the John Day hill and arrived here about 1 S Holt, of Portland After attending to the routine busi o'clock this afternoon with everything ness ot the meeting the board passed jogging along all right. But they are to the election of the officers (or the about as dusty and greasy is one can coming year. Mr. Livermore was again imagine. They pulled into the black honored with th«' presidency and Fred smith shop for repairs to their damag crick Noli was again given charge of ed brake and departed on th«*ir way to the records of the board. T. C. Taylot Helena. .Mont. C. A. Fox. who was here about a •vas elected to treasurer in the place of C. S. Jackson, whose duties in month ago from Texas, cam«* tn again Portland prevent his attendance at last night H B. Cotton and J P. Crouin. of the meetings of the board. Judge Robert Eakin, of Union and Dr. E. P. Portland are doing th«' town today. H C. Willis .the enterprising butch Hill, of PoTtland. were re-elected as members of the board, their terms er. is getting ready to start his meat wagon on the road, where he exi>ects having expired. to keep it all summer Rev. W. H. Bleakney Chosen Presi dent. Echo. .Mav 10.— E. Graves, of St. Joe, The resignation of President T. L. MO . and 0 Whitak- r anu C E Baker, Liard Forbes was presented to the of Omaha. Neb., in comiumy with L. and accepted and Rev. W. H. Bleak W Furnas, of Lewlaton. Idaho, have ney. of Elgin, was elected to fill the been siiending several days in look vacancy caused by the resignation of ing over this part of the country with Rev. Forbes. President Bleakney was the view to luvecting in land that <an one of the faculty of the academy in be irrigate»). They drove over to 1890-91. and is one of the aldest men Butter creek and down the Umatilla of the denomination in the state. He to its mouth. They «*ach express them comes to the work with an excellent selves as well pl«*nsed with th«' out- record behind him and will no doubt look here carry on to completion the good work Malcolm Corryall and S. W Looney so well begun by the retiring presi- •ame in lart night. dent. Seattle hog L Stubblefield, The board congratulated the Rev buyer, came in this Forbes on the splendi«! record he z Houser came has made while at the head of the th1» morning where he had b«*en in academy and expressed the wish that the interest of the Standard mine, he have all success in his new field. A delightful shower of rain fell here From a run-down, impoverished insti last night tution the retiring president has built Complete arrangements are made up the present institution, making it for the banquet and sociable tn be successful financially* and as a place given by the Arlington hotel here, on of learning, has increased the efficien next Friday, th«* 15th, in the interest cy of the faculty and has placed the of the American Hare Packing and school on a footing with any denomi '.’old Storage Company It will be national institution of the state. The ollowed in the evening by a grand gentleman will go to Seattle «here he -all at Odd Fellows; hall The music 'ias accept«*d a tail to the First Pres 'or the ball will he fun>ish<*d by Kirk byterian church of that place. The nan's orchestra. •hange is directly the result of the James H. Koontz has not l**n able -oatinued ill health of Mrs. Forbes »» get his gasoline engine to work with whom the climate here did no» *t started nicely at first, but it seems agree. Then again the work of the 'hat (or some reason the pump does last five years has been hard on Rev not » apply sufficient oil Forbes and his health demands a change GOLF TOURNAMENT COLLEGE BOYS ROBBED Pendleton Savings Bank CITIZENS WORKING ENER LAMB CROP VERY LARGE. GETICALLY FOR GOOD ROADS NEEDED ROAD REPAIRING. a ♦ ♦ a Yourself Alexander Department Store HUNZIKER VOUR LAWNS. Easy Running Lawn Mowers. Thompson Hardware Co., Chicago Typewriter Price 35 THE RIGBY CLOVE MFG. CO Pendleton Oregon CYRUS NOBLE S', m LOG CABIN SODA KOEPPEN’S DRUG STORE DRY WOOD P. P. Collier & Co.’s Yard Ayers ! I Carpets! Carpets! i Hair Vigor I Joseph Basler Thick Hair f♦ I !