i... ., ..Ii llUlrn. ii. tt.u(tiii'intvrAV III II, HOCIIIIII l'I'r',1,,',"v',i ...ill llllVO U'MldClltl (If IVIIUICtOII, t Inn nil llllll ,!;i..rit ora-i'i (-:?';"' ui, J. ' . .. ...I..... I.. l..rtlnliil. Ilrt rentier tliem uny Kervlco In ill IllH IIIJKVITIMH. 11. . f.... ! ...nl..... Iconoy in reported some bettor L whiskey co to John Gngon's W I.lnuor htoro. w bltlcn Uulo Ih tho placo to stop, i t'cntHj bcilM 2o contH. BrHCO Welch In an assistant In J photograph gallery. Kuboit. of Wiilla Wnlla. enmo i night on legal business. RVood paid tho regular $10 fco Ining for being drank lust night. kun Hush liiiH appointed P. II loiSalom, ins secictnry ioi tno n. londlelon Urass Hand will nlvo an concert to-morrow night in tho Intl. laiv of .State Mcllrido has ro from California, uoinowlmt im hi health. Johnson has somo nlco furnlslicd i runt at tho old iiostolllco build lourt street. falling Ih building an addition to I over tho leveo to Ih) occupied l)V family us a dwelling. p . .... i named uoro lias rented mo I lately vacated by J. Gcrstlo, unit In a slocicoi gtocoiics. id, a placo to do housework, or to i oi ciiiuircn, iiy a young woman enco. APiny at tins omco. l.odiro No. I. Iv. of 1'., has work vst tiesreoui tno incotinir to niMit. IiImjih a'o expected to bo ptcsent. unty court yesterday added tlnco to tho list of county charges, lustou, Kd Haigcn and Gilbert int Itosovoll who is coming to n f'oin Oakloy, Iowa, is going to MxMion in j. a. Jiiiggs pnoio- Clio y. day J. 1'. Knnls had twenty-sov roxti-.ictotl and now wears his sling. Ho said It wus u i lo-nio I dentist. tnlv coutt has ordo'cd tho road in. ill I uim iiuul ii uu.iu iiini.iLLn II... i u'mm.i tviifl filim In mum nnil put it in order. was born lu Kentucky In 1803, lielng governor of that Kluto in iiuii' lu anwnu ill toil. n v ntui u'lm ttnr 111 iuupa imiu Ah norm nu llm nlmli-u nrrtvn in uti luiiur jui iiutiiuatiuii. fling placo of North l'cndloton las boon ennngea irom tno room !, Pendleton Hotel to llowman's uohouso on Cottonwood street. voting precinct was formed by ty court yestoiday, to bo called lcct l'rccinet, tho voting placo to i school houo in district No 23. light Marshal 1'icuch found a Imlxsrlng swoutlv on tho sidewalk. tly under tho Intluonco of Mioozo." hilly guvo him u berth in tho tatar, if you are already a stib if tint Daily KAst Oui'.uokian, I have u second copv ono year by Ir $5.00, or by can lor for fifteen bveck. peal referring to tho city park yos i tyiiogruphical error inado us say I'. V. 1). Vlotehor would havo tWO ttly by tho fourth of July, whore old havo been threo ao'es. count of some trouble, with his -. Clark AVootl has taken a vnci a couplo of weeks. Our sympu' i taluly with Clark, and wo very gret to loso him, oven for so short McKlroy. who has just returned visit to Ohio, says that on tho I'.'th h of March tho thermometer rcg below jsoiX). Thnt no spiing ug hai yet been done, either in llinolsor Iowa, and thatcattlo woro ng fed. ty Sheriff Mat Tiylor rotu'ned, ay from a six days' till) through in Day and Long Creek regions, iml tho man ho was in search of, special reasons his name will not tUhed to-day. Mr. Taylor whilo isitcd a mine which lio worked years ago, but is still paying, low lioard of Trustees of tho I'res- n cuurcn met nisi evening at mo I Taylor, Jones & Co. The follow-i-ors woro elected : Chairmun, l. t; Fceretary, G. Mansell; Trcas . C. Taylor. .After tho discussion his items of business tho Board led to meet at tho call of tho chair- McGarry received at his grocery ls morning a box of California and when he opened It was sur lo find quite- a number of real livo mfortahlv locateilinHlrin. Altlinii'jli o direct from California they seem eased with our Eastern Oregon m. Wo hco no reason why. with I caro. bees could not bo raised to lugo in Umatilla county. 1 ruzer savs tho Chineso nheas- pvhlch were introtluced into tho betto valley a few yeam ago, havo Ir l)ecouio so numerous that thoy iseon irom mo passing trains in lumbers. Although still protected , their slaughter has commenced, ct that thoy stay in tho open fields time, and cannot lie driven into ish, would make them especially d to this country, and tho expense iging them from tho Willamette be normal. COUNTY COU11T. Tuesday, April 10, being tho eighth ju dlclal day. Road and brldgo account: J H Foster, bill d sa owed. Cost of survey of road No. ."00 : 11 Stun ton fll.OO, II J Taylor .T:U10, David Dulf fH.OO, S A Urowell f2, Krank McCoy Ilenrv Morrison Jno C Arnold 12. Ctwt of survoj of road No !W7: Louis Winters $-1,110. Hansom Wells M.tiO. W MelMnnald t8, Win A Wells 4, JnoC Arnold $u0. ltoatl and brldgo account: J II Weaver JO. Cost of viewing road No : Jesso Melton ifU.OO, H AI Dohorty II.OO, Na than Sams :M10. Hoad and brldgo account: U. Parker $15. Incidental account: leader Publishing t;o., 10.00. Jail account: Kairau ft Vincent. $0.23 In tho matter of a new voting precinct to bo called Prospect Picciuct; beginning at tho nv comer sec 0 tp -m r;0 c, thenco a I) miles on sec lines to so corner sec -'1 tp II n r HI o, thenco n on sec lino 10 miles to no coiner sco 4 tp4urUlo. thonco w i) miles on tho tplluo to placo of beginning. Uio voting placo oi said dis trict shall bo tho school houso in school district No. 23. Stato vb Fred oble, iustico costs: Har old Stowuit 42.70, 11 8 Helmlck 2.70, Dr. JO 8hiclds til.70, liarl Clark 2.10, W O McKav 4.50. Charles Koso 2.70. Jacob Friuer J AI Uontley 4.60, 8 P nti'rgis T4.00, ii Aioxamior f-t.ou, & Tx)l)on8t!en tl.50, Geo Glllenlieck 4.50, F W Vincent J4.60. O Knniiick 3. T J Twectly 2.U0, Charles ICi-on $2,110 8 S l'carsol $1.70, J u .lolinson $1.80, Uharlcs Finch $1.70, Kd Ulcott $1.70, Mrs Win Itoss $1.80, J II Sharon $11.20. Paupor account : u licalo 12.07, mcl dental: Loi-ycn & Arthur $;(,50. Geo D Harnhart k Co: $42, G W Webb A Son 21.05. KastOheuonan $27.00. Hoad and bridge account: Watson & I.uhrs $28.00, Hall fi Iltiinsldo $.".8..1S, 1 Calvert 2.40. Will ft Vatcs f-1.50. T. J. 1 weedy, stock Insiicctor, allowed $200, qtiartcr'H salary. Stato vs. Brmly Hufl'inun: W. II. Holmes $2d, Tustin & Iasixhuvq $51 75, J. 1J. Uddy $20. Tho voting place in North Pendleton precinct ordered changed from tho old brick next to Pendleton Hotel to Bow man's warehouse on Cottonwood street, between Court and Cottonwood streets. Applications of hdwnrd Hart. on. Hen ry Huston and Gilbert Hagcn to become inmates of tho poor-house granted, and thoy ro now county charges. JCoMlunatlcii oi J H isaird, constable o( Helix precinct, continued for term. In tho matter of road district No 41. S I Llslo, Supervisor, discharged. In the matter of road district No 74 : W I) 1-ong, Supervisor, allowed $28. In tho matter of road district No 41, I II Atkinson apiwlnted Supervisor. Itoad disttict No 18 ordored divided. and a now district mado from tho west iu!( of said district and to bo road district No 50. I Tim following ato tho judges of election appointed: Adams J F Peoblor, John Pitce and Isaac Alanslield. Alta-T B Wells, O II Wilson and J E Smith. Contorvlllo W II II Scott.K h Barnott and David Ashpaugh. tuinas liotkoioy, A a noynton ana D L Mooihouso. Cottonwood MIchaol loner and G W Stallcpp, Echo N W Hlostand, OFTIiompson and M Trbblo. Encampment G AI binith, Isaac ltud- dock and W II Pat rent. Foster B Kennedy. J J Baumgarducr and II L Marston. Ho x V O Ko.n. Wm AI Scott und P B Wortdy. .in iipor J uiwvis, w u ionguna a L Uonlon. AI lion Geo Dchavon, S K Coo and A D Stillman. Alountaln Peter DcaidorfT, J AI En glish and J W isdoin. fto-tn l'ondieion .1 noxior, iicorgo Shutrum and Win. AI. Fruker. South Pondloton .1 AI Walton, lies- ton Giceu anil J It Dcsimiu. Piospcct W W Brannln, James I.Iltlo una ueo u l'cebior. Umatilla .1 II kunzlo, ham Bletlo and Baruoy O'Noll. Union A Imo r.wing, James Jones and J I. Killlan. v nson Louis Adam, 8 G Lightioot and J II Fronch. Weston J 8 .Morgan, m Lloualien und Jloiton Durr. Willow Spiings J b uurdano, U U Dair and L a Kearnoy. Yaikum F A Nowmun, II G x oakum and Thomas linker. Is doubtful whether they will succeed in getting tho body across. Tho supposition is that poor l'cter tiled of hcait dlscaso although ho is not known to have had pioviotis attacks. Ho was soventy-lhreo years old and had been in tills section of tho couuti'y since tho early '00 s, mining in various camps Ho was nu indcf.itlguhlo prospector ant probably know moio about tho western slopo of the Hitter Boot ranuo than any ono living. During his visit to tho ptalrio at Christmas lie uppcatcd to bo as hearty ami jovial as over ami did not look to be nioiXJ than Ilfty-flvo or sixty. KtlllTHKU lUlTICt?l,AUS. Tho bovs arrived at Alt. Idaho from Amoilcan creek ycstuidav forenoon Thov linrlnd old Pnlnr In flmin. From tho best evidence thoy could got, ho must nave died iMiu-cu ;i. ino last entry in his ioiirual was March 2. and tho calen dar clock slopped March 4. Ho died, apparently without a struggle. Tho dog was alive and tho chickens all dead but one, so It is supiioscd that tho dog lived on them. The body hart just commenced to decay. FKK, HANI) AND M ATTOON. Itepuhllcan Nomination! for .luilce,. Troie cullng Attorney and Senator. A telegram Just received from Portland Rays thnt tho following nominations have been mudo by tho Sixth Judicial and Twenty-first Senatorial districts. For Judge, James A. Fee, of l'cndloton j for Ptosceutlng Attorney, A. L. Band, of Baker City ; for Joint Senator for Uma tilla and Union counties, A. It. AInttoon, of Lu Grando. Tho dispatch Is discredited by some. Who Knowi lllni, W. (1. Allnivnv lu In rornltif nf n Intlnr from William AI. Hollius, (iO New Street, Now York City, enquiring tho where abouts of Ninlnn I). Shipp, a young En glishman, about twenty-five years old, tail and dark comploxioned. Ho left Walla alia on tho 22d of November for Pendleton, to take tho train for Now l ork. and thenco to Liuilaml. He had $00 in money when ho loft Walla Walla. Air. Hollins is maklmr tho search in be half of Sharp's friends in England, and any ono kuowlm; his whereabouts can .communicate witli him at the above nddrcss. lintel ArrlvnU. Bowman Hot'sic A AI Kechum. Citv: Thos Strammon, Portland: AI A Baker. Weston; Airs Donboch, Citv; A Smith, Walla Walla: Geo Smith, Tho Dalles; W J Herrinir. Walla Walla: Airs J F Dunlup und family, Myrtle Point; I) A Hulsy, Kansas j F AI Knhm, Cal ; AI J Hill, Port land: O E Knotts. Oregon City t W J An- dorson, Uakor City; A J liing, Sllvorfon ; O W Cox, Portland; It AI Donaca. Loba. non. John IJusli, J S Itosonfold, Port land; C 8 Smith, Lowlsvlllo. VlLl.AHl) HoL'BC W It 1'nrVnr. Tltnn. tilla; EF Smith. Pilot Hock; EJ Wilbur, Moatiham; G M Caven, O It Glb&on, Ulncinnuti; "W It Beharroll, Portland ;.E iiwruw, uosioii; iu u ijoman, uincin natl ; Jas F AIcKeo. Rochester. N Y : E Small, ltockford, 111 ; F AI ltico. Boise City; AlrsGalo, U Grando; AIDEgljcrt, Walla Walla; DECarglll, Cold Spring; J II Kconoy, J Cardon, O E Wolch.Clty; EBoottchcr, Chicago; O P Lean,,. San Francisco; F G Blako. Tacomti; P J Baughman, Ploasant Hill ; J Jones, Co mar. Goi.pkn Uulk James Alulllgan, Kan sas; OKBarnhart, E D Borden, Port land; It. A lies, Aberdeen; X'otor Ulan chard, J II Van Motor, City; ItShaestor, Echo: G Bovso. lone: J L Gort'en. Ad ams ; 8 W Swangor, Portland; WmCryo, . I M. 1.1 II Mill. Farmers, Attention ! Wire mid p ickct Fence, rabbit tight mid bull strong. A fenco which will last a life time. Price only 50 Jo 75 ceuts a rod For sale in small or large quan tities, at FAILING'S Carpet Store, Main street, near the bridee. Pendleton, Oregon. To Your Own Interest Buy Tour Goods Wlirro you can buy THE CHEAPEST I havo on hnntl a complete lino ot Ladios, Contsnnd Children's BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, DRESS and FANCY GOODS, HATS and CAPS, Ami r. toll lino of Gent's Furnisliing Goods Which I am ncIIIiib at Bedrock Prices. Come and utti me nml I will convince yoil tlmt l'nicftii Jual wlmt I ny. J..Bushe 'COn. MAW AND COU11T HT8. L. DUSENBERY & CO. A Rare Chance For Cash. DON'T LET IT PASS! The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered! No Such Values Given Elsewhere! Our Competitors Look Astonished! Note the pricos in Our Departments! DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. 50 pIoi'OH Bolld color itroan goodi, nt Ro jut yd ; Hold olmnUioro 1'J'sO. 60 plocoH fancy chockH iIichm ok1h( ut 10c ior yd; Hold clsowliuro 15c. 50 pieces fancy da'HH ooU, tit 15o jor ydj wolil elnowlicro t!0c. 25 jiicrcH Itll-inch clmnge;illo drcsH gtwdii, lit -'Oc per yd; Hold cIhowIicto 1!5c. !M jilcccH WMncli lolro ilrcHH goodH, tit ''5c per yd; sold clwnvlicro :)7jc. '2n jilcccH 40-inch nil-wool (Iruyvillo SniliiiHi fiOo per yd; Hold olHOwhoro 75c. LAWNS, TWENTY YARDS FOR A DOLLAR. -AI.HO A FUMi MSI! OK- AllmtroHH Cloths, Sicilian ClolltH, AttHtriun 1'l.iIdH, Indies' ClolliH, Drap 1)' Allium, Ithudainim Marvollcnx. MoircH, Tho nbovo coinpriwi nit tho lutuHt Hliadox mid dcHi(;nH in Uvom Goods shown in rcw lorlc MnrkotH. tho domestic dicpaetment Iinsdalo lllcachcd MiikIIii, 10 vurdri for f 1.00. 1 1 ill 'h lllcachcd Muslin, 11 yanU for f 1.00. Oulwt W, 14 yardH for $1.00. Oabot A, lyanU for $1.00. (iiiiKhaniH, in largo and mnnll chei-kH, 10, 12 und 14 vardH for $1.00. Cheviot ShirtingH, 10 yards for $1.00. FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. In this department wo aro prepared to Hatinfy tho nuwt oxuctiiig tiuito. Our ntock embraces Headed Sols, ltrnideil Fels, in till colors; Untitled' I'anela, in all colors; Novelty BraltN, in all colors; Ik-ailed Oriiunients. Watered Silks, in all colors; Plushes, in till colors; Satins and Velvets, in all colors. Flouncings, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, etc. Ladios would do well to examine ourR-hutton lonuth Jouvln Kid Gloves, stitched hack. )'u havo this lino in nil shades, which wo aro ollcring ut iiVJ iivi'VUff ifId ovcrywjigro ut $1,75. Hosiery Department. NEW Blaoks lKTi:iC 11 K AM Ell DKAI). Fouud Dead In III Cabin on Amarlcan Creak by a Cblnaman, From thearausevllle, Idubo, paper. Peter lleauier and James nuchanan woro partnore in tho American crojk dig- trigs, situatcu twoniy-nvo miica soutn oi iduiio. on a tiiDiitary oi tno soutn fork of Clearwater. Tho diggings were discovered by lleamer, llticluinan and Jco llakcr in 18S5 and havo been successfully worked over sinco. Last fall wnon uiu season's wort was nccoin plished. I'eamor decided on remaining n tho diggings all winter, and his part ners leu mm tnero. no came out at Christmas, and after spending tevoral days ut Mt. Idaho und (J range villo, ho Bturtcd back to carap. On Friday of last week, ua had been previously ar ranged, u Chinaman was sent from Alt. Idaho to go to American erect anu assist lleamor In cotting tho claims leady for tho coining season's wo:k. Tho next day ho returned with tho news that he had found Peter dead la his cabiu, lying ulongsldo of his bunk, with ono boot on and tho other foot in u slipper, us though ho was preiaring to go to bed, und from all upjiearances ho had been dead fully a month. Tho Chinaman was Dudly seated, and did not long romain la tho cabin, und grabbing some blankets ho moved to the other cabin und camped there for the night, and returned to 31t. Idaho the next day. A iaity was immediately organiiod to go to American creek and return witu tno uouy ana tneir ar rival Is looked for hourly, although owing to the ioc?nU)taruis is tho mountains it For Hale A Farm Tavo miles from Weston, containing 240 ucrcs, a uuo springs oi wutor, 7.) ucres In wheat, 5 acres in oats, 2).j acres in iotu toes, largo garden, also 6 ucres of lino timlter. interest in u header. 2 nlows. 1 cultivator, 1 harrow; household funiitiiru couslKting of stove, oxtoiiHlon talile, chairs and liedstead; til ho 4 cows, 2 two-year-old heifers, 6 yearlings, several luuil oi nogs una iKHiitry. rrico $;i,uo. Ml dress A. C. MiKfecu, Weston, Orogou. Tho Pondloton Hotel company at their meeting ycsieitiay elected tnu following gentlemen us directors: it. barcont. J.J. Halloruy, L. Ilium, J. Falling, Jacob Fnuor, W. F. Matlock nnil K. .M. nneoier. i no directors win Hold a meeting this afternoon und elect olllcers. An iuvitation party will lie given ut tho Opem House to-morrow evening. Tho iiiusiu will Iks furnished by tho cavalry bund, of Walla Wulla. Estes & Guilds, I'roprlelor o the CITY LIVEJIY FEED C SALE STABLE. Baled Hay and Grain. Hpleuilld ltlK. Hlnglo or Uouhln, and Noddle MoraeH a I way an haad. Iluraea boardrd by the day, Week or Mouth, All Klmli of Feed For Sale, In Hmallor CHARGES REASONABLE t w oouwaiid linos., Iloweuiiatlile fiiyalclanH A HarKcoux, Hl'KCIAMHTS, Obitetrlci; Trfatmentol Ohronlo I)leaeiof Offlce houri From 10 to 12 a. m.j from 2 to 4 p.m.; 7 ton p.m. Ofllce noom 11, Kat Oregonlan building. oplO daw MONEY! (For all kind of Lkqalv ' IlLANKS.HUCll tUlyCanl'li.1 Dedi, MorlgaKeii, eta ,1 untl all forniiiforClrcull J ll'robate. County and Junttrcn' Court, orl Ifnr lioolc and Job I'rlnllni. Jiookblndlnir.! Illank IJeoki, or anyiuintf in me prininiKi I r btok blndltiKtlim. au-i Idresi EAST OHKUONIANI I'UB. CO., Pendleton, Ore.l Sampten.upon application,! Next door to Hammer A KMen'fltaMe, corner Cottonwood and Altn HU Pendleton, Or. ALL WORK WARRANTED, Andu cheap ai the chenpeiU 'tilve ui a trial und bo convinced, frorao-Shochkff and VI nw Work aivenHpM XlttnUtm. MoEaohorn t Thomson, AltaViireet, - ntithnf Court I ton" VoVSulilcull your osiicclal attention to this line, in which wo nro offering special bargains: A' lino of ladies' solid color hoso, 10 cents cr pair. A lino of ludlcs' faucy-striicd hoso, 15 cents per pair. A lino of ladies' unbleached Ilalbrigans, extra heavy, ut L'ft cents, A lino of ladies' solid colors und fancy-striped, ut '.'ft cents. Alllno of same at 37! cents. A Uno of same ut CO cents. Novelties in lllc and IMe-thrtad lloae, Atko'aull line of MiMta' and Chlldren'H'Hohlery. LORYEA & ARTHUR, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, Am tlie oiilv pmollriil mer'liiiiilf.t In town. Tliey do their own worv, and guiirttntce It HKulinit repair for uim ymtr. Tliey buve no lilrvd help o pay, anil mil itenlro to make wnuca on tliclr work, liena tliey run glvw ottor Figures Tli tin any other limine In town. Tliey buy us cheap an any firm enn buy Elml'ddHH Goods, mrhl diw MILLINERY! Jukt rerelved, a now ntock uf Mil my IjADIIW and ClIII.nitKN'H 1)11 KsH and BI1ADK HATS, of the latent ilenlgni. CHILDREN and LADIES' UNDERWEAR Shoe Department. In this iJopartmont wo cannot n surpassed. Wo curry tho largest stock,' und will give you the Lcwost Pricos. Ladles' Qxford Tios nt $1.00; sold overywhoro ut l.'.'S. Ijidles Oxford Tics tit l.o0; soltl overywhoro nt jy.OO. Indies' NowK)rt.Ties ut f 1.00; sohl overywh6ro ut t.'J&. Ladles' NowjKirt T ies ut $l.f)0; sold overywhoro ut i'J.W. Ijulies' OiKJra Kliprs, (K) cunts; sold .overywhoro at $I.S5. Ijidles ()ieni Sllpjwrs, ut $1.00; sold overywhoro ut Jl.'-Vi. Ijidles OjKjra .Slipjiors, ut fl.50; sold ovorywhoru at t'.'.OO. Indies' Americnn kid button shoes, f'J.SS; sold ovorywhero ?2.7o. Ijidios' iHihblo goat button shoes, $1.73, 1'J.OO, $2.'-'.") and upwards. In udditlon to tho nlsivo, wo havo a completo iissortuient of t'tiraco, Kronch, Iloiiga lia and Glovo kid shoes, manufactured by tho most cjleliruted Kastern mtikurs. A comparison of thtu gisxls fortpiallty and price Im cd. Wo woul CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. d call vniir nttnntlon to our now llnu, of which wo urn displaying tho larg est stock, and ut prices tho lowest. Wo lire ollering hi this lino : Men's business suits, $.", $7, $0, $10, untl upwards. Men's dross suits, $12, $iri, $18, $20, and upwards, llovs' suits, $.'), $7, $8, and upwards, Children's suits, $2.'.'ft, $X0O, $:i.f0, $1.00, and upwards. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. Our aim is til wuys to carry the lutest styles in Jlnts, Undtrwearf Nrek toear, etc. Wo ha'vo an extensive variety In each of these lines, In fact, more than wo tairo to carry, und they must Iki soltl. Vo havo pluced a ver low price on these goods in order to disjioso of them. A Full Aunrtmeutof Zephyrs, Felt, Arrasene, Che nille, Tassels, etc., For Fauey Work. AUoanewllne of tho Universal Fashion Company's putteriu. Mrs. M. MANSELL, Opera Illock, Court street. in ine prinin MAD OH HAf.K. Several snail of cood work liorncs for snlo on eatiy tcnu. fur rush or u koihI note. A Ino a band of one hundred htock hon.es. 1'ep.ons needing work norses or siock nrv win uu well to vail on the uuilenlgncd, at his runcli near Pilot Hock, or llrelIJ inut..u mliM dsw Pilot Hock, Or. HOLY ANGELS' COLLEGE. Coiner 12th and II Hts., Cathedral IJIock, Classes will reopen In Hie new bulldlng Meptrtaber 5th, The lostltiitlon Is empowered to confer aca demic honor. For catalogue. luldreM Hitv.mitKfrruHH. a. a, elllyr Vnnoouver, W.T. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Smyrnu Rugs, Wall Papor, oto. G-BOOERY DI5PA.RTMT3NT. Cotleo, r).f lbs. $1.00. ('Umax tobacco, 10c or plug. Kyrup, No. 1 ijuality, In kegs, $2,73. Granulated sugar, 12 lbs. for $1.00. Golden O sugar, III lbs. for $1.00. ltico; 14 lbs. for $1.00. Hemomler wo shall do iust us wo udvertiso. Kvorv urtlclo von purchase from our store you will (hid to corro.qiond with prices advertised. L. DUSENBERY & GO. The Pendleton Roller Mills, (Cupaclty 600 burrels jxir iluy.) W S. BYERS k CO., Proprietors. I'encJIeloii.OKeon, Manufacturers of Graham, sranulated and Keir-nsini; riour, IllChest t'ttnh KtMdH I'rirn I'nld for i mt Jru',u. All Flour, meal, chop feed,etc always on ban DUTCH HENRY, The Truck Ma,n DUTCH HENRY. The Transfer Man, w-KRII HTHKIJT - - I'KNDI.KTQN THE liCI OSI30UUU JOB SirilTVIVT Is the lurvest and best etulpped In the Juluud Kmplre. Kastern price. K. O li 1 1 1. ro l'inll ton, Oregon