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paper on the Walla Walla branch, it is a pleasure to say that arrange ments have been made to deliver the Daily East Oregonian at Athena, by the evening mixed train, arriving there atsnit 8:40, and other i>olnts along the lim* will bo given th«* sumo service as soon as iioasible. A reje resentativ«* of the East Oregonian is now in those towns, making final ar rangements for this service, which we hope will be appreciated by th«» many nations of th«* paper. GENERAL NEWS. A reward of $250 and one half of ull the money recovered, lias been offer ed for the capture oi the masked men who held up the Arlington saloon. Wednesday. Harry Allen, an Salem lenlienilnry has just forged Hu* name of his employer to a check Experience is a dear teacher, as those who pin their for $75, and Is now wanted by the faith to Mercury find out sooner or later. This jiower- Marlon county authorities. ful poison < otabined with Potash, is the treatment gen Th«* report that another slide had erally prescril>e<l for Contagious lilood Poi .on, butfailure < h < urred at Frank B C.. la tint rm*. and disappointment isthc invariable nun .------------------ ------- result. — Th«.««- . r J Th«* Associated Press sent out the re ttals drive in thesorcsaud eruptions, .ni<l iipp.ii« ntly the j port from Portland, Tuesday, ami the disease is gone aad the patient belicv s the < ure perma , -( owner of the mine« at Frank denies nent. but a<xm learns better when the <»i«l symptoms ft from Butte. return almost as soon as the treatment is left ofi. \«>u Withiu tlr<* past two weeks four must either keep the system saturated with mercury or endure the tortures prisoners liar«* escaped from the Mult of sore mouth, ulcerated throat and the mortifk ation that one naturally nomah county Jail. feels when the body is covered with di gusting sores, rushes, copjx^-colored One crawled out of splotches and other aggravating symptoms of this vile disease. slipped away iroiii Mercury and Potash are poor crut lie and their ti e eventually breaks rock pile. down tlie constitution, ruins the dig« tion an«l cause »he b .nes to decay. C. M. Donkel, of Deschutes. Crook S. S. S.,a guarantee 1 purely vegetable remedy, is the county, is under arrest on suspicion only antidote f< r Contagious Blood Poison. It de of having murdered his fath««r. who i stroys every atotn of the deadly virus, overcomes the was found buried under the nshe* of j bad effects of the mercuiy and cleanses the blood and a campfire. n«-ar Prineville, on <b»- system so thor< .igh'.yliiat never after are any signs 17th of Septemrer. of the disease seen. Nor is the taint ever transmitted to others. The members of the Catholic We will sen«! free our book on Contagions BI< mx ! Po;;»on. which is inter church at Baker City have become i esting and contains full directions for treating yourself at home. Medical divided into two factions, each sup-: porting their aid«* of the* bitter con-' advice or any sjiecial information desite«l given without « barge. troversy between the priest. Iw-smar THiSYttfTiPLCIFIG CO.. ATLANTA, GA, is. and Bishop O’.«eilly. Th»* American Bridge Company, of N«*w York, has been awarded the con tract ot building a bridge over Snake ♦ ♦ river at Ontario, to cost $32,795. the ♦ ♦ A county of Malheur having appropri 9 ated $1 500 toward the constriu-tfan ♦ ♦ * Two suits against the bondsmen ♦ 9 ♦ of H. H. Holmes, former clerk of ♦ ♦ Multnomah county, were fil«-d Mon We will give away, FREE -without ♦ day The amounts named in the two ♦ suits aggregate $2,788. alleged to be ♦ money and without price in Dec., 19o3: ♦ a shortage in his accounts, while ♦ 9 ♦ clerk. ♦ ♦ Harry Sam a Puyallup Indian, was » * found «lead near the N'ortnern Paci ♦ ♦ fic tracks at Puyallup, Tuesday. He ♦ ♦ was last »»-en «trunk, coming from the city, late in the evening Monday, and ♦ ♦ &s follows is «opposed to have lieen stru«k by ♦ ♦ a train. « ♦ Ilian l.ohez. the leader of the late atieinpt to lead the peoplo of South eastern Cuba Into revolt, has been captured. IJewliyn Smith, bookkeeper for Ei ick Bros, of Buffalo. N. Y.. has ab- s«*>nded with about $2(>. imm ) lielonging t othe firm. Booger T. Washington shows si «ins of nervous prostration from overwork and wia soon go to Eur- ope for a vacation. O. T. Sherwood, defaulting <-ashler of the Southport. Conn., National A story of unusual interest is Bank has lieen sentenced to 10 years coupled with the arrest of a young in the penitentiary Annie R. sharpley, of Philadelphia, girl in Baker City, thia week. The girl was but 1-i years of age, an«l was has been 'sent to the j>eniteiitlary for two years for ■raising” the fig Every Elgin Watch is fully guaranteed. All jewelers have Elgin Wauhea. in charg«* of an aunt, en route to ures on money orders “Timemaken and Timekeepers.” an illustrated history of the watch, sent Sumpter. On information from Port There an* 2.17ti cotton gins in the tree upon request to land, the child was arrested and it United States. Seventeen thousand, C luin NarieuaL W stcm Co u«i. i.< now transpires that human vampires, five hundred and eighty-seven bales from the mining camps, art* making was the yield this year. A dog was buried recently In New a business of importing young and York City at an «»xpensc of $?<•<> Th«* FIGHTING THE RESERVES. unsuspecting girls into the mountain funeral expenses of laird Salisbury towns, for dance halls, and houses of are sai«i to have lieen $75. Portland has appointed a commit- ill-fame, and that this was such a William Ogg. general superintend tee of citizecs from the Chamber of case. Headquarters for this nefari ent of th«* Standard Oil Company, Commerce to investigate the com- FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. ous business are located in Portland, died at Bakersfield. Cal., Sunday last plaint of the people of Soutuern Ore of cerebro spinal meningitis. ■ .............. - 1 1 1 ■ - where agents of the dance hall man gon. against the creation of th** Rose Two Italians. Pirolo and .lacchim». agers are quietly working. Several for throwing a tomato at Premier burg forest eserve. The works of God are fair for young girls, without proper parental Combes, at Marseilles, have tieen This protest of Roseburg recites I care, have been induced to go to dif sentenced to six months in jail. naught Unless our eyes .n seeing. th«* fact that targe areas of the pub ferent pla«*es in the mining country Oliver Griswold, a clerk shaping I See hidden in the thing the lic domain ot the stat«* are .icing recently, and the police department in a Trinidad. Col., store, was awak thought withdrawn from settlement by means of Portlan«! is now taking steps to ened by burglars. He killed on«* and That animates its being. of these reserves and that material stop the business It is to be hoped fatally wound«*»! another with a shot pun The outward form is not the damage is brine done to many sec that the Oregon mining camps hur Two thousand-mile interchangexblo wnole. tions b>- r ason of them riedly rid themselves of this class of mileage books will co rito etfe«-t So But every part is molded vember 1, gissl on nearly all llte Th«* protes. »ays that much < I the fiends. To image forth an inward soul Northwestern and Middle States rail- I land now set asid«* in th«'se .orest That dimly is unfolded. —Theodore Tilton. In awarding the Clark loving cup roads. tracts, is capao.e of suppor.mg a Fire underwriter have cut the population, and that the formation for the best fruit exhibit at Ogden, rate on bonded whiskey 50 per cent. the committee in charge found it The sultan has a way of getting of so manj' reserves retards settle The risk is very slight on account of even that is very effective, He re- ment and hinders legitimate com necessary to go outside of the gr«*at the strict supervision by government moved Reshid Pasha, as vali of Bei- mere« in the waj' of shutting off the fruit belt of Idaho to find the winning watchmen. American plate glass manufactur isrieties. The fruit which won this rut, as requested by the Unite»! timber supply of the large mills. ers are pre|>aring to sell their pro cup came from a remote settlement States, but immediately appointed Does the city f Roseburg know duct much chea|M>r in Belgium than him vali of Brusa. a far more hono-- i that this is the very object of i n • near Long Valley, Idaho, known as in America, long • nougli to d«»tr««j • ed and important position. ation of the forest reserve? Does Mann's Creek, and won the cup on competition there. Joseph Fiddler pick«-l the lock of I it not know that these larg«* limber the ground that its fruit was abso Those senators who are to inquire the Yreka. Cal., jail with a key made corporations, through the abuse of lutely free from pests. This is a les from the steel rib of his neckth a Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure blood. into the subject of the president's the timber and stone lav. have driv son for Oregon irrigators to remem nail from the floor and tacks from his It u*«.-«l t«» t»c rotiMdcrcd that only free transportation, over the Eastern urinary and bbulder troubbr« were to be en the government to the creation ber. In appearance the Oregon ex shoes, and escaped. railroads, should be careful to see trace«! to th« kidneys, The United States courts hold that of these reserved tracts, for the use hibit stood far ahead of any other— that no free passes are hidden in but now imaicru but it wouldn ’ t stand the test deeds of conveyance of alloted In Il of future generations and the pro f|| science prrorn, that — their own pockets during the investi- an lands made without the inspect! -a tection of the great water sources of nearly all «iiseaw* The arrest of T. A. Wood, grand , and sanction of the secretary of the gation. This inquiry is one which liave tbetr beginning the mountains? With this very ob commander of Indian war veterans, interior, are invalid might cut both ways. in the disorder of ject in view, the government has be at Portlan«! yesterday, for pension Folsom penitentiary, California, these m>>*l important Colonization is the latest fad of gun to lay an embargo on the abuses frauds, is not surprising to those who now the only unwalled and unh-nced organs. The kulney» filler the millionaires. The latest venture of the land laws, and to look ahead hav«* followed his methods of secur state’s prison in the United State will be walled as soon as the pris at» I purify thebkxai— is the colonisation of a thousand peo into the mture. when other genera ing pensions for disabled veterans. oners there can cut th«- stone that u their work. ple from Syracuse. N. Y.. in Montana, tions will have need of timber. w«t-?r It is unfortunate that temptation suc Therefore, when jour knlneyware weak Chief Justice Loree. of Delaware. by a local capitalist. It is a safe and and land. If the large t mber and cessfully assails men in such posi In a charg. to the grand jury which or out ot order, you can un.lcrslaii.1 bow your entire body is affecUol ami profitable means of settling a coun land corporations tad not put the tions It reduces ronfidenc«* in the will investigate the burning of White, quickly how every organ seem* to fail to «Io it* try, if the method of colonization does munificient laws of the United States servants of the people and tends to the negro, by a mob. vigorously de- duty. nounces an<l inveigh» against mob not amount to slavery It means to such bad uses, the format ion of retaril the adjustment of questions law If you are »tek or ” • feci feel badly. liadly." ” l«egi In-gm liking the great kidney remedy, I) Jr. homes on easy plans, for the poor, these reserves in the mountains of entrust«*d to men in »emi-officlal •tâ Thomas E. White, a Chelsea Maas Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, because as •OOH and it means, in the end. great re the west would not now be neces tions mulatto. 21 years of age. is pronounc as jour kiduey* arc well they will help turns on the investment. If idealism sary ed by the director of physical culture all the other organ» to health. A trial The government is now virtually at Harvard to be th« most perfectly will «-on.itKe an\one. is barred, and industry is made the Portland must took into the na- If you arc »ick you can make no mis foundation of the settlement any col- ture of the complaints, and to tbe killing the timber and stone law. and developed man physically >n the world take bv first «factoring jour kulneys. •>ny of frugal, enterprising people will motives back of them, before she the desert land law. by inches ' The One hundred and ninety-.ii miles The mild ami the extraordinary effect of reclamation tracts upon which no i en- succeed of electric railroad are projected from Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, th«- great can afford to go to the national con- try, excepting a homestead, can i te Fresno. Cal . by Henry E. Huntington kulney remedjr, is *oou rcalued. It gress with the plea of the anti-reserve One feature of the program for the made, and the forest reserves are to be built in two years The com rtan<U the highest for its wenuierful cure* people. The creation of the reserve of the moct <li*trv*»in coming meeting of the Oregon Irriga both very effective barriers to the pany to carry it out is capitalised at on its merit* by all and the protection of the Interest 95.tlM.MM> tion Association should be a series operation of these laws, and in this *lniggi*t»in fifty-cent of the future of Oregon, mean more A receiver ha.» be«*n appointed for ami .ou«--<laJlnr sire of talks by the actual irrigators of I ; way the gove^nm^pt can put r stop 'o that city than the temporary bookbinder» of htrlle*. V* >u may the state. The veterans who bu It to the abuses of them, without for- Smith 4- Hessler benefits to lie «ierived from the oper New York. The issue is a dissolu have ■ cample luxtie the first ditches and reclaimed the mally rejiealing them. tion of *|«rtnership because the em by mail free, also a pamphlet telling i deserts from idleness are always in ation of a few sawmills on her ployes could not get along with «me how to find out if you have kidney If there 1s a hoodoo in Oregon poli* ol the firm bladder trouble Mention thi* l>*per teresting members of any industrial wharves. This question is made a alien writing to I>r. Kilrner & Co . Bing movement, and in this great national commercial one. too often, and only tics it is the la Grande land office. The most tremenduu». gorgeous, hamton. N. V. Iw «’t make any mistake, and state issue, they are especially- in rare instances is there any just, Bartlett is back at the old stand flamboyant and spectacular Chinese but remember the name. Swamp-Root, needed to stimulate an interest and public spirited ground for objection again, as one risen from the dead. funeral ever seen in Ran Francim-o. Dr. Kilmer'» SwxnijeRoot, ami the ad furnish ground facts for future work. to the reservation of the forrests. Davis found a hitch in bi« bond», was that given Tom Kin Yung, the dress, Binghamton, Si. V . on every bottle. There may be injustice in the man- and cannot yet take the oAc*. Know military attache, who suicided last The actual, active irrigators of th«* week by turning on the ga.« arid counties should have a pronti- ag.-ment of them, or in the formation les is the only undisturbed man con (Ml wells, tanks and derricks ar«- out in the principle, never. The cre nected with the affair. He lost the nent place on the program. » ation of these reserves should be office and he knows it definitely. burning on a vast scale in the Beau- » mont district. Texas, This is the sec- » de- left to the chief of the forestry. Gif There is no guess work about his po ond wholesale fire there within six » Train robbery has received Rival oil companies are » » XTSm». 1JUULSJI.I O'«.—“ elded setback on the O. R. & N. •A ford Pinchot. who is the ablest judge sition. while his rivals are kept busy months suspected of promoting the con Un » few such examples of nerve and tact of conditions and needs on this sub guessing what will happen next » grations By ex[*r»w» a new bunch » as that exhibited by the express mes ject. in the United States, and who neckwear, «carlet midget f«-ur- Joseph COST OF THE CANAL. Heiser, an iron worker, fell studies the reserve question from senger and the train crew on the » so feet off a building in New York, » iti-h«.n<is, the latent erase for train held up last night, will put bri the economic, and not its merronsrv tvth men and w««meu and a Prof. William H Burr, of the Monday Two fingers were badly thou<and **ther »tyh-« gandage below par as an occupation, side The people of Roseburg and Canal Commission, has don»* good hurt, and to convince hts companion W-can pleaee you in under in Oregon. The public owes these of Oregon must be educated to the service to the state by combating that be was otherwise uninjured, he wear, we have it from the employes a debt of gratitude, which reserve idea. It is one of the na the railroad lobby's argument that danced a jig within 10 minutes after diet p«-t to the »ilk and woo) or cannot be measured in words. Their tional questions that is to receive "no one can tell what the barge the accident. «ilk mid linen. canal will coat." NORTHWEST NEWS. Our hats are her* and they are actions have discourage-1 robbety in I the attention of congress from this No cry could be more fallacious. lieautks, all the lateat novel tie«, the future. Even a desperate thief I time, henceforth. v,e can tell what the canal will cost; cowloy »hares with leather Arthur Freel. of Astoria, has been we can fix a limit. And Prof Burr will hesitate to face the sure aim and also the )>anama shape* J. W. Bailey, pure food commis agrees with Col Sytrfons. the d stin- found guilty of forgery, and sentenc « buids. a lii« h are worn *o much in the faithful performance of duty display- ed to four years in the penitentiary. « eitiee. sioner of Oregon, is now in I .a guished army engineer, that the ed by those in charge of the train Joseph Fiddler, an escaped convict « When you want anything new Grande inspecting a shipment of gro limit of Slbl.tSHi.'MMi already fixed is from Eureka, Cal., was captured at « last night. "very generous.” « in ftrrnidring*» come and e>e us, ceries made by traveling salesmen in Consider how that estimate was Grant's Pass Wednesday, and re ♦ « we have < ooper'« Underwear. In reckoning the success of the ir to Grand Ronde valley recently. made; As Prof Burr says, "prob turned to prison. ♦ Pfister's Rwentef*. I»ent«’ Glove* Wesley Hoover, a student at Whit « and the best ot everything. rigation congress, and in recounting Many farmers anil even business ably no other large public work in man College, was "ducked" in a pond « the state has ever leen undertaken men in the cities think becaus«* an the benefits to be derived by Oregon Wednesday, by his classmates, for uu IÍ where the surveys and examinations from it, the kind service and courte article of food can be pnrviiasol required for estimated cost have becoming conduct. « distant point, been so comprehensive and so thor sies of the O. R. & N. in furnishing cheap from some The will of the late D K Warren, « through an agent, that it is prefera ough." These surveys are checked a special car, and in offering greatly of Astoria, was filed for probate ♦« reduced rates to the Oregon dele- ble to the product handled by home by those of United States engineers Tuesday, the amount of pro|M>rty ♦ Men's Fumi-hing«. and revised by the board of Advisory « gates, should be among the first ac merchants. This class of agents has Engineers. The earlier and very named being $259,<MA. ♦ The Washington grain commission ****♦♦****♦*♦♦♦*♦«*♦****«* « tive agencies considered. This enter infested Umatilla county, more or liberal estimate of eiguty-odtl mil ers estimate the crop of that state prising company shows a laudable in less, recently, and this investigation lions was latter increased by an un at 18.OOA.OAA bushels, or 2/ mhi . im W3 usually large percentage for higher terest in every possible movement of the stuff bandied by them, is a se less than first estimated. prices and for emergencies, to the which in the most remote manner, quel to the visit. The horn- mer- present figures. For these reasons Three suspected thieves are now in concerns the state and in this sub c»att pays his tax in th? c immune and because of tne constant im jail at Colfax, charged with comm..- ject of irrigation, has been especially ty. helps support the institutions of provement of engineering machinery ting wholesale burglary in Colfax stores during the past week. cure dyspepsia and all disorder« arte- active in securing a strong represen the state, and is located permanently Prof Burr thinks it more likely that ng from Indigestion. Endorsed by So much of the Walla Walla county the cost will fall short of the esti tation from the state and in mak'ng among the people He is part of the everywhere. Sold by all prune crop has been shipped out «... in ... ihyaictana - mate than exceed it. . No cure, no pay. 25 cent«. a creditable display of Oregon pro community. These traveling fakirs In any event we do not "count the green state, that the driers have Trial package free by writing to W. are no part of any country. They the cost’’ of vital necessities—New suspended work for the year. ducts there. Hooker A Co. Buffalo. N. Y. move from one field to another and York World Harry Ashton, a prisoner in the H. w sehmldt A Co. THOUGHT NEVER DIES Portlanti city jail, took leave of hi* impose their worthless wares upon The exhibit of livestock and agri guar«l on the city rock pile. Wednes |----------------------------------------------- cultural products at 1 the coming ' unsuspecting purchasers. It will be ............----- ............------------ I <lo believe a grand thought never day. and made good his cscajie Merchants' Carnival in Pendleton, j a lesson to those patronizing these i dies; Osborne Coulter. of Nachotta. promises to be extensive, It is to be traveling grafters if the food com- do believe that Wash., put a large black bear to best, hoped that the farmers and stocK- missioner confiscates the entire ship- flight Tuesday, by kicking it repeat- men of the county and surrounding I ment. and the purchasers lose what When the strange Are («.at lay within edly in the sides, as It tried to attack the eyes him «-ounties will take this opportunity to they have paid, Home institutions t And the wild n.nglng of the The largest nugget ever * found in ! make a display of the wonderful r>, are here to stay, The grafters are heart'« unrest • Alaska. was unearthed < on Anvil . Have paaaed away, and we are calm sources of their industries, and that here to graft. Take your choice. creek, in the Nome district, last week, •j I amt wise. before the carnival closes those And think upon th«* love that It weighed 182 ounces and Is wort h Mr. Strain feels that the rail-jad brought together by it will organize $3.285. makes us blest; a permanent county fair and as&oci- property in Umatilla county is now I do believe there’s more of Heaven Ijtrry O. ------------------- Blaisdell, who ------- was found ___ . _. guilty of assaulting four little girls ! ation, and lay plans for future meet- beyono the age of infancy, and i.t in this That have the wearing Ings. It is the most remarkable state able to pay its proportion of th? bur- Than all the eloquence of earlier in a children's borne, at Tacoma last • quality and give |»rfect Monday, has been placed under $5,uOA burn. of affairs that can be found on the den of government, if the 0. R. 4 W«* reel beneath the first »H from a bonds. and comfortable fits are N. wishes to build a branch to Camas coast, this absence of such an organ Mow; Prairie, or to any other point in this • • the kind we handle. in Umatilla, the greatest ization We watch its splendor till our Food that 1 re»- I county. Mr. Strain would be the first grow dim; Hur special shoe county in the Inland Empire I »- • . man to reduce the tax upon that new We revel in it« nectar ’till we grow t, hoy« w. ar like iron Dizzy and drunken, faint in every CIltAtaT«# ni«*ntr causing The East Oregonian will insist road, until it became a profit-earning • pain ami dis limb. from now until the mating of the property to its owners. After it had And so we sleep ami dr«*ari, theD tress. A dose of State Irrigation Association, in this reached the age of maturity, he wake to know the Bitters,b**- city, in November, that an Eastern would insist on fixing its value on an Our raptuous songs have deep fore tueala will ened to a hymn, insure perfect Oregon man be elected president of equal basis with other surrounding I mufic. like a ueaven- digestion and this association, Portland has the property. Taxation, rightly adminis Whose ly sweeter psalm, prevent presidency ot th« association now, tered, is no barrier to capital Belchinq, Freshens our souls with drops of flatulence. GOOD SHOES CHEAP holy balm. and must concede the honor to the Responding to an increasing pat- Heartburn, — Richard Realf. arid district for next year. There Dvapepaia «md is a vast amount of work ahead ior ronage, both In circulation and ad- I idigcbtion. The scientists ’ predictions that a vertising. the East Oregonian will be this association, and it must is in Try a bottle, tremendous eruption of Vesuvius All druggitis touch with people and districts inter- enlarged in Mize, beginning with next would take place alsiut September Walter s Flouring Mills ested. When you get away from the Monday. To say that this encourag 20, were not realized, as the old blow Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden ing increase is appreciated by the pipe is almost perfectly quiescent. It smell of the sagebrush you lose In Capacity. 150 barrels a day. is now in order for some volcano pro Are guaranteed to cure any case of Rlieu ierest in the subject of irrigation. publishers would he idle. Actions Flour exchanged for wheat. matisni - Money back if they fail. nounced "dead ” by the experts, to de With 54 inches of rainfall last year, | alone can convey this appreciation stroy a few thousand lives and the A C. koeppen A8ro».,M)ts. for Pendleton Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, Portland cannot be expected to be as to the patrons of the paper, and in reputations of scientific guessers. etc., always on hand. «leeply interested as Umatilla county, I this manner,, through constantly im- Rheumatism Positively Cured A franchise for 37 years was grant which boasts of the spot having the proving service, ana constantly im- V*-0 NH ^*v O*' Sweet Spirits of Eden.— least rainfall in the state—10 inches ! proving features, will this apprécia ed by the city council of North Yaki Money-back Goods. A. C. KOEPl'EN St tion be shown. To the patrons of the ma. to the Yakima Light & Power last year at Umatilla junction. BROS., Sole Agents for Pendleton. Company, Wednesday. To Err is Human Not to Err—Elgin ELGIN WATCH Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Wort A POOR CRUTCH. w V J ST. JOE STORE r«*/» A Wonderful Spectacle to those who alter is presented V-------- n onths or perhaps years of semi* blindness, first put on giasaes which are exactly suited and cor rect delects of vision. Such glasses are made and sold here. Out stock of OPTICAL GOODS contains a large assortment of Eye glasses and Spectacles in gold, '.'old filled, nickel and steel frames Eye Test« Free '■ rd glasses made to order at reas onable prices, Glenn Winslow Jeweler* Optician 8iS Mam $100.op in Gold Coin ♦ « ♦ ♦ i : ♦ ♦ 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9 ♦ 9 ♦ ♦ 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . • ♦ ♦ e ♦ $60.oo First Prize $25.oo Second Prize $15.00 1 bird Prize Tickets Given with Each Sl.oo ourchase— We have the large«t and best assorted stock of goods we hive ever *hown in Pendleton, bought for SPOT CASH, ena bles us to meet the sharpest competition from any and al! quarters, and this we will do. We assure the citizens of L'matilla and adjoining counties it will afford us mu»h pleasure to ha\e the opportunity of proving our assertions. So c »me and ste us before buying your Fall and Winter Supplies. We are determined if Good Goods, I at- est Styles and Lowest Prices will accomplish it. to make this the busiest season »e have ever had since locating in the city We have a competent and affable cor. s of Gen tle r en and Lady Clerks who will take great pleasure in sh ing you any goods in our store. I lie Feast is prepared, so come and partake. ♦ ♦ « ♦ i ♦ ♦ Thanking cur friends for their liberal patronage heretofore, we remain ■■■■MMHMHEBVery Truly LYONS MERCANTILE CO ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * Refrigerated ITS THERE ARE IN LSE » » » Meat » * » Schwatz Jt GrruHcb, Props. » » Wholes.:«- and retail dealers tn ♦ » Bevf. Pork and Mutton. Lured » ♦ ♦ Meats and Sausages of all kinds. ♦ 607 Main Street Phone 1*1. ♦ » ........... U *.waaaaaaaawaaaw aa aaaaaeew 4 Í ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ 4 4 They are the Best The Standard and SEWIMi WHITE MACHINES 4 4 b I ♦ 4 4 4 4 t 4 4 • t t ♦ r Sold Just Received bj JESSE FAILING HHIIIIO I III I I III H THE RECORD! 400.000 De Laval Cream Separators : and the demand still grows. No firm or dairv otnplefe without a De Laval. carrv the laraest Iwt stock «r — apparatu_ ------- ¿nj __ We carry of rua Dairy supplies on the Pacific Coast Send for catalogue. Daintiness DE LAN AL DAIRY SUPPLY CO i Portland, Or. San Francisco 65 Front Street : SULLIVAN A’ 9 11 Drumm St. line of imported and domect-c perfumes in Eastern Oregon A tew of our leading :mported odors are: Azurea. La Trefla. Free Street Entertainment Every Evening Except Sundays & BOND Peau d* Espagne. Violetta da Parma. Indian Hay. < > ' J . , And many more of the same quality in bilk as well as in fancy package« < > ’ * TALIMAN&CO i ♦ Ideaciing ACKER’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS iRigby-Clove Mfg.i . ........................... HEALTH |I iinsrnnRVT«. V 'V Foundry Work a Specialty Cash paid for old castings »Pendleton Oregon; ♦ « * Hotel Pendleton COMFORT ECONOMY Are Combined In I Dmdinger i B itters 1 ; ♦ ' t Machinery: Where they can be consulted in private io to u daily except Suudavs .3 II son & Co. •Farm Are again in Pendleton for a few week« They .«re doing marvelous work. Cancers and tumors removed without knife, blood or pain. They are expert specialists in chronic and nervous disease». Offices: HARVESTER : • Repairs for all kinds of J The Quaker Doctors Shoes ! • • t Manufacturers oi the ; j j Rigty-CloK Combinaii ♦ i I • Stylish I JCOMPANY TOABÊ Cole’s Original Air 1 '■‘W I ”♦1 3 Titfht Wood Heaters or Hot Blast Coal Stoves t „ J, w ----- ""..................... They have proven their real worth. Hundreds of satisfied peop'e in Pendleton and Umatilla users of Cole's stoves and heaters always recommend them to their friends, Sold only, in Pendieton, by Tire Hardware Man ♦ Model Light Carriages foe * Business Driving i Are ob «ho* In our MleBrooraB. tad it rMi're *l all luu rrrted you are waatina a good ¿.wot lually to ae« what modara manufacturer*"are doing to lighten th* burdena ot modern bimi n-aa men if you dWt viait our rataUiUmca« ^»t ,,armtr *’ Ue iln* 01 tkr «ur v*hl«-l«» afford one ol hia man* conveniea»« Remember we have tke Winona wuo»« ,wi clad huba Outer bearing blocks make It tke earieat runnln< wagon made. Hacka. buaciM carl», pbaeloua and carriage*, latest .tvle* ud tat made O.r brloe e.nVb. iUl* .wl •‘'Mb*, th* <»ld w»», last lonm-r, “ doe* not bet.rr deface ikw th* ««eel*. Adopted by the V s. Goveramwwt NEAGLE BRO«. Th* Blackamlths