ses:
DAY, JUNJi
nln rncli umw.
""ffiin IMrtlnnil III mw
.VJ&ji !?". ,,.iM
HllKVITIKS.
.wTiistln i in Portland.
u hecroeei.tsn glass.
... tln Pnokano rails.
' V.ii ...., Ii,w struck Pendle
jMllict
ffdU " p0" ,lllV0 .olcclrI
i It. Wiillu
.rt.ttl III ill'"-
1'matlll.i county is
Kill ivi"
. .n(v e vcs nermann
.L(fJ,158;l-cc,.'. .
wm.totouHrnrc ty of labor
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I T i:M III IICS 01 K0IU,
mi, -! 1
nwr, iron, n-..-
' .Hirflim of water works
mill f lO'Ilj l-Ulllim-iivu.
mln-lti.tho IinletKjnilenco innt-
bc exccillvu on r nu;n , " u.
Jinrc of rain causes n grout
tf Kmllcs
on
the fates of our
A.n itn town. He wivm no
iMliotol attllU miriu nruiBn
unto J my.
t,t!.i l'.iner Company, nuvo
I imilWIIIl'MS inr imiiiiiiiK u
1nmul Riper mill al uregon
.i.u'.t1v Kht Oiirtiti.siANtinil
York World from now until nt
jvemtur clectloiiH for only 11.00,
Molhcc.
,u ii,litvilc1ith annual com-
n of tha tirainl Lodge of Ancient
.Icrtptcil .Masons ot urr gon win
j IWUUU.
... l.t. iA.! .(.. tv.
'I'llCC Ull'lll IH.T ..ft.!!!!
i2lflOMOIIl MS enure miou in
. . . ...I. , I.. nn f!.lll
pt barpiiim.
it for the Ibn.v Last Oiii:h
rllccntmiueek, and help to
1 ... In ltll. Illil.l Villi It 111
nunim vi uw, iiit-it .!!' !!
lul; uicr ulileh you will bo
ttikin? tlio official count in
cucatr tlio judges discovered
fUlfulmi tlln of paper which
t .1.. ,. 1.1 M ,l.l
KinunitT iui f-.uu, i'uuiiiu
i . I , t I... T IT
ratliml ami 1. fctovonson,
nadvo, for a three-mile lo,it
con!em will take place on me
iF.fview: Ke.it ly all tlio sheen
i-t- .t .. i
may que ihtii mum. nun iniiu
abraitlon we liavo bcon ablo
the din Is about 10 twr cunt.
Rnlow: Two weeks u-m ono-
lijht at greatly reduced llg
BD the recent ruins real
iaerwtfd In value.
ffiliL'iiImi; K. .1. wilt.ur. til
mil on Mearhcm creek, will
M Mcnilav noxt In till ii con-
i the Union Purlflo rullroud
WN.OOOties at 'X rents each.
Willi rn!(iii! CooroM V Mm.
V ..!. F IllltlllllllllllU
am iruiiu! mill 111 1 1 in ll 1 1 111
hU HViitciu of stout) tiling
41 iMUimi 1 . 1.1111 lllll'Il
""4ii uiiii .xii vi'riii if ill i niii
Mleton Mamifacturln'' Onm.
flit in lilts Circuit Pnnrf
, ti.v riiiiivitui r.iuu"
1 'TllUIlVlnr ii'fU tnv
mu mrnWieil in conntructinir
if.e ca in -lxjing tried tw
' l thrt.
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njRIlnil t'A.tA...1 ... t .
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I'tJansol in i. f .i.J i .
wn IJsht P,i,,.... .. ii...
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,V "UT ompuny. Air.
tVCao'raiihcr. anil nmn tn fnbn
''wwt'HiniuocuHo.
. wut4l- .AH llllt'nrllrnninnt
.11 . . ...!!V. tl.V.11.1. lit.
v i-emocrat s homli "iinu-
- "ur onvrvMtlrtn la i.n .,
,-"-iays siiiilllo oirthls
Malioduesn't ktinn. .... llf.
Nnaileerandiihumun bo-
wlatheroiiiitv. h -.i..
Intent t ..
hin lm . .
IM" a uroatty in-
"TOiiercontliiueB favor
.w mak np.irK. tarn i
"'.IIIQ Ilt.iiA 1a
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lite i:. o
'USIl
Frank J. 1'arkor, of the Wnlln Walla
Statesman, lias been to San Qiici.tin
prison, California. Ho slnnily wont to
find out tlio workings of tlio jnto mills nt
that placo, with the intention of putting
tlio samo kind of work in operation in
connection 'with tlio territorial peniten
tiary at Waliu Walla.
Farmers from Cold Spring this morn
ing state that the rain poured thoro all
day yesterday almost without intermis
sion. Somo chronics complain of hard times
in Pendleton. Just you tako u walk up
any of tlio hills adjacent, look at the
town, and see for yourself tlio number of
now buildings going up in ovory tl'-ee-
lion,, and we'll venture to say that the
hardest times uro when you arc going uj:
me urn.
Joseph Oarbcr, of Cold Spring, this
coiiuty, loaves this evening on tlio Short
i.ino lor tits Home in Delano, I'cunsvlvii'
nia. Ho has been away from tlio Hast
11 vo years. Ho will visit Florida nnil
oilier sections of tho country while uwuy
. J. Leishtnauls assisting J. F. Hob
inscn in his toiisorlnl narlorH. Mr. Itnli
inson's business is ranldlv Incrcusinc and
to sucu an extent mat no nas Juki to iiou.
bio tho capacity of his shon bv add nu an
oinor uauer cna:r.
Tho followinit narties liavo madohomc
stead proofs beforo .Tudgo Lucy tho past
two nays: j tunes rtolson. o. N. rrcston
Virulnlii O. Kviirtsi.Doxtor Roberts. Wm
Ji. ftciimiat and j oiin mnitiisoii.
Tho ulca of insanity which It. M
iweeciys counsel tried to set up was
denied, and ho will bo tried at tho present
icrin oi tno circuit court, on two cliarires
. . !
oi lorgery.
Robert J. l'.urdetti. "Tho Hawkovo
Mini," will lecture this evening ut the
imtitlst church. II s sub ect will bo
" 1 lin I 't IfM f ttt it int f ii Irnttti fiti ft
I'U l,t illltftU UI II 1 1111 1 1 J AH ill I
Tho water woiks of I'endlcton havo
boon a blessing, not only for lriiirutlnir
mriioses, but in tho nuittor of good,
leaiiiiuii uriiiKing water.
A, C. Clianiii.in has tiled tho followliiL'
brand fo. lio'va u nil caltlo: For horses
diamond with C Itisltlu and tho same
brand lor cattlo.
K. II. Hill has n number of Jorsov cows
at Kuonoy A Co.'s livery stable. Holms
tin auvertlseinont iindor "Now To-day."
J. T. Liimbirth has Dtirchuscil tho post
olllco store and llxturcs and will oixmi up
lor Dusincss io-morrow.
IohoiiIi Glbliou died tho followimr
brand to-day for horses and cattlo : TX
on tho light hip.
Mr. "Shoo Fly." Walla Wulla. adver
tises lire works at first I'ost untlor "New
ro-tlay."
Say to your neighbor! Lot's colobrato?
ana pass tno wont along tlio lino.
J. K. Orr came down from his homo in
Idaho ii few days ago.
Frank K. Hodgklii, sic!al insurance
agent, is in town.
Jeromo Gammon snout vostardav in
Wulla Walla.
IIuDtist church, to-nluht. Itobt. J. Ilur-
detlo.
Tho 4th of July should lo celebrated.
Let's colobrato.
rrn - lVtinover's
man that tho roj
' THK ONLY 1IUKUKTTK.
M Mor Mil Audleuco at Will for ua Ko
tiro Kvnlti(f.
Last evening ut the oporu houso n fair
and upprcclutive audience assembled
to listen to tho iucoinnarablo wit
and side-splitting jokes of ltobcrt J. liur
dctto, of literary fame. From beginning
to end of his lecture, entitled "Tho ltieo
and Full of tho Mustache," ho held his
audience entranced. No sliding of chubs
and shuttling of feet; none of tlio custom
ary "going out for a clove;" no prlvuto
conversations on tho side, nor telling what
hu will say noxt liy tlio individual who
has "heard it dozens of times before;"
but iivnrvlMMlv in thu hull, ottl and vonnir.
caught tlio spirit uf the lecturer in the bo-
liming, and from that moinonttliey wore
ills to sway at will. Ho would begin u
story that would throw his lUtoncrs into
iinvtilsions of laughter und ore tho story
us o'ided they were wont to weep. Ills
recounting of ls)yish joys and soi rows, ex
perienced by an men wnonavo passed mo
period of iiuxiely uttondant iikjii tho first
up'pearuuco of a mustache on tlivl iimwr
lip, w as so real, yet ut times so ridiculous,
that oiio was at a law whether to laugh or
weop.
Mr. l.urilotte's lecture last night was a
strong apjieal for tho boys, undovo'y man
who luis ever bcon ii boy or takes uu inter
est in watching tho gradually tlovolojdng
cliuructor of some fuvorito boy would like
to grasp Mr. llurdetto's liuud for tlio kind
words ho soko in their behalf. During
tho entire lectuio no unecdoto wus told,
no intimations made or wortl wus spoken
that need oll'ond tho ear of tho most dell
cato or refined lady iu tho land, und Mr.
IUirtlettu may huvo the satisfaction of
knowing that ho won the hearts of all who
heard him speak.
jumim:i HIH l)i:ilTH.
Fxuiik Lulinlierr Slilpt to SiioUan FttlU
uuil Lriitc Nunteruu l)elit.
For some time Mr. McCullough has em
ployed a young man In his harbor shop
KJIOM COM) Hl'IIINO.
rurntfri llniipy-Onoil Cropl Kxpectfil
ttrntigu IMcnlr, etc.
Cold SiT.i.Nd, Juno 11th, 1888.
To tho Eultorof tlio KatOrp(:oiilitn.
l ho election being over for this time
wo wilt liavo to ubltlo by tho result. Tho
returns wero a mirpilsu to both parties
utit. iiuuontmg 10 uie (irincipies ot Uov
crnineiit, tho majority will rulo.
I'lio long face the farmer wore before
tno rain lias disappeared, and his coun
lonanco bespeaks of a better future.
Lustorn Oregon will hold her itosition as
tho best wheat land In the country,
nuru louii iiiiiiiro nas never been known.
It seems to mo tlmt tlm tmi.r f.wn dm
fannor has cast oil has fallen on somo of
ino deteated cautlldati s. Those tloallng
in politics must remember that it is a
game of cluinco, moving in a mvslerious
Hiiy mo omens it) iui. i no means em
ployed by somo of tho candidates on both
tickets uro a disgrace to tho cnliirhtoned
ago In which wo live. For a candidate to
try to brooic'liis way into olllco by tho
degrading use of whisky or beer Is a sure
sign of moral decay. '1 ho cundldato who
uses such means deserves to bo slaugh
tered. If a man has to spend one-half or
uu oi ins salary in order to get tho olllco,
ho oxpectn to make It bank Hontn wnv.
Thero are few men who cure to work for
glory alone. I hoo.the voters of both
purtics Will sit down nil lnnn nf (lint
slrlpo, and lot tho candidates know that
wo want mon of good moral cliuructor
combined witti honesty to ill t ha oil rnn
of trust und honor.
Tho prospects for ifootl crotts urn fair.
Thoro uro somo fields of wheat looklnir
splendid. Tlio lute-sown ariiin Is xomn-
what backward, but with Hie amount of
rain that has fallen and tho state of tho
wcuther at present, wo will huvo average
crops.
Cirailiro No. 'Jl!.. ut tlin Tlnntlnv m-linnl
houso, gave a picnic on the Oth Inst. I
was surprised to sco tho farmers und tholr
families turn out en inusso. us thnv did
on that occasion. Thoso not members of
tho ortlor entertained the kindest feeling,
and wished tho organization every suc
cess. Tlio ladles of tho immediato neigh
borhood deserve nralso for thu bountiful
dinner thoy spread; tho viands, I am
sure, pleased tho most fastidious. Tlio
coltl lemonade, oranges, cuiullcs and nut"
wero freo to till. Alter dinner tho lioitro
wns culled to ortlor, and a vole of thanks
tondorcd tho ladios for tho Part thev so
ably tilled. Speaking was thu ortlor of
tho afternoon. Messrs. Cole, Sample and
others spoko of tho advantages of und tho
bonciitfl derived iron tho tirungo. ilio
kindest feel i ntr und the best wishes wore
oxprcssctl toward each othor. Tho pic
nic was a decided success, and tho farmers
wero amply icpuiil for tho time sMnt by
tho Interchange of ideas and the incrcaso
oi sociability uppurent on everv sldo.
W. A. K.
WK SHOULD CKLKIIKATK.
Why M o Shotilil, nml (lie Way tlio Hunt
OrcRonUn Proiiuieii to llnU) tho Ncrrn
tnry I'uiul,
Tho need of u celebration in Pendleton
on tho noxt -Ith of July, nearly hero, is
uppurent. .Munv persons will leave Ten
dlelon, if wo do not have a celebration
hero on the -Ith of July, and go to other
piuecB lor tno day, wlioro tuny will spend
ii considerable amount each, which would
navo neon spent In I'entllcton ii wo hud
bcon ulivo enough to colobntto. This
will unionnt to a grnntl total, and is
oulto nn Item to Pendleton, that Is
if slio can Imj cn'.oriirislng enough to
retain this monov at homo. Tho only
way wo can do it is to colobrato. Then
puss tho wo.-d nlontt tho lino: Lot's
celobrulo. Hepeut It to your neighbors
anil lo your wlfo nnil bv those moans wo
can got It till over town and have such a
rovlvnlol patriotism that it will snipriso
US. ThO TjAST UllCOtlNIAN piopOSCS to
aacorUitn how much inonoy can bo raised
in tlio follow Inc munnor. Below will 1m
found u pledge with blunk lines left for
slguutuics with another blank for thu
amount of money the ttorsons slgnim;
it wil L'tve toward u ith nf
July celobrution In Pendleton. If thco
tlcdges nro signed, cut out anil handed
nto this olllco. and the sum of ."0i) or
more Is pledged in this wuv. wo will huvo
u celebration. Hero is tho pledge :
CKI.KIIIIATIOK I'l.KDOl!.
I, tho iintloisigncd, agreo to pay tho
sum set oiosito my nunio toward u
Fourth of July celobrution in Pendleton.
If 500 or more is not secured for tho pur
poses of a celobrution, then this pledge is
null and void, und not binding upon tlio
undersigned:
"Name
HI KtTo'lR Anpreclutril,
Louis Kuobler. of tho woll-known firm
of Ixiozor & Kuoblor, takes such nn inter
est in the success of tho Dally Fast Oiik
(ionian that ho hasuheudy secured fifteen
subscribers to the daily and will continue
the good woik. Tho publishers of tho
'.ast UiiKOoNiANiippreefutoMr. Knob er's
cHorts und hope soon that thev may bo
ablo to return tlio fu vor. Mr. Kucbloris
noted for his onergy und enterprise und
doserws grcut success in nil of his undertakings.
HOW IS THIS
it
Did Rain, and thoro was a Flood, Causod by an
lancho of Seasonable Goods Coming Down to
Ava-
Lee Moorhouse & Co's
General Merchandise Store.
I.nyltiR the Corner Hloni.
On Frldav.Junu 15. ut 10 o'clock n. m..
the Interesting ceremony of laying tho
muutiillcont exposition buildlm! and zo
ological guldens of thu North Puclllo In
dustrial Association will tuko liluco In
Portland. This ussociution. oriMiitzcd
with u cupltul of $160,000, Is now erecting
a mammoth building in tho city of Port
land. Work on tho structure will bo
ushod forwartl day mid night, und tho
mlldliii! w III Ihj ready for the Hint an
nual exjtosltlon curly tho coming full.
No expense will lie snared to inako this
tho grandest display of tho industrhd In
terests of tho coast that has ever lieeu
uttompted. Its comprehensive scoo and
tho perfection of tletuil glvo ovldonco that
no morel v ordinary fair is in contomtilu-
Hon, and tho names connected with the
enterprise urn sulllciont assurance that it
will l a completo success in every fea
ture. Tho whole Northnest should unite
in u determination to make this truly
representative of tho vust interests ot
tho region. It will lw u wonderful uc-
gregutlon.
JuilKonti'til f.)r Stm.
Tho Pendleton Fleet rlo Light Ctmi-
luuy brought suit in tho circuit court
yestorday against tho Poiulluton M'Pr Co
or damage sustained by tlio l-lcvtnc
.Ight Co. bv not havini! the power to run
their lights which tho M'f'g Co. ror.tiuc
tctl to furnish. Cox & Minor und tltiim
soy, Sklpwoth A Wagorwero plautitr's at
torneys und lUlloy rfc MulloMy and J. C.
Iaj.isuio ?onductetl tlio tleitinsu. lam suit
was hotly contested and occupied lho day
tun wus uiven to tno ittrv ut luru past
seven lust night. Tho jury initio in at II
o'clock this morning wilii a verdict iu
favor of iduiatlll for r!00. The amount
sued for wus what tho compuny tiis uctu
ully tluniaged, ami the verdict -of fSOO
leaved thens short $500.
n ?r.,u,e ' "'.wing wore C
vaTi, :i vns,1-' :?' s
u,. . viiiivni. ti. - is i
i Uie I).ill-M. p.,i,i.
P s Infntcrv'll. lieutenant
n 'vanlioo, of Josnni i-
'lfk P...1. . "' "'"J""
Ji. ",H
Uttyor Donning.
II rO.lllp.lt nf l.M
f t,r ' U,B t ues
Atnce
He,
iKirt 11VA t
ir,,n
Jrf ii? r-?"'ittlnu' shriek.
H Z. ,W from tho
l"lrl .rrlvnla.
Vii.i.iiin Hoi'SK. Howurtl Sehreo and
son. loitlaziti; Al u Jxiruii, .Minn.; vt M
lavlor. .Meaicham; I-rank h Ilotlgkln.
Salom ; uls Adam & wf , country ; A K
Mattoon. Iui Grando: Theo Duvjs. W W
lloothby, Euimu Jones, Klla lVttick, Pi
lot Hook; W 11 Holinan, San Francisco;
1) J llanna, Kt rum; n n tooiwr, jmiius;
Hothchild, Sun rmncisco; A A Kruft,
Sacramento ; A W Itichardsen,TIl Prino,
Weston; W H Tereiilng. J It Hlrski,
hlcago; 11 jvie.irtnur und who, vtesionj
J II Clark. IUkerClty; Henry Wildrey,
A Jackson, Iji Grundo; Clmrlio Forbes,
; j u
King,
Alien
ifcllotf.
now pastures, as he packed up ull of Mr. I i0rtluml; U K Adam, J II Gibson, Pilot
iIi:Pnlloiiih's shavlmr tools. 11 very gootl 1,,1.. i,-r,,i, n,,v v.-hn' Frank Kills
outfit, und boarded tho train for fcpolcano al..i wii0 j Allwell. A Wilson, Alba; M
Fa Is. lonv ni! tlio last inoniirs rein on
tho luiililliiL' iinnu tL Kesldos .Mr.
iillouuh tho following geiitlomeiiHUiiorod
bv his hustv and unceremonious depar
ture: Murk Patton, bonowed inonoy, , ,jng; 'm King, J M Wilson, Kldge;
$18.50; Charles Downey, $."! Hanson A 1 u K Deccher, Center.-illo; D W Me.Mor
Smlth, Isjurd bill, $13; J. Diamonil, store , tU j jj Trowbridgo, Wullula.
bill, $).&0. These are all tho debts vet , , ,ol.KM j nllckloy. Jumes
reiwrtetl. Lehnberr WiW about II vo feet " ' J v w , (run(l). c Cuui
eigl.tiucl.es high, slight build, ith vcrJ' citv ; T lirton, Numjiu ; J II Mc
black hair anil eyes. He wus uccom- VC II I. erinore, Walla Wulla; B
panliHl by Fred kurns, the wulter for-. Peter Dawson,
nierly in tho Star Itestaurant. 1Vu. . 0 iiLi. j Work-
Since urriving ut bpokano ta is no nnu ; ,., , - ,, . i.-i.,;,.,,, ,:, fliarlos
JIuckey. Sund Hollow; U ..1 uennoni,
Circuit Court,
Tiu:spAV.
Wootlstock vs. WtxMlsttH'k : default ami
J. II. Tumor iipixjlntotl rofercu.
Stuto vs. Ilortio West; not a true bill.
Pendleton Flectric Light Co. vs. Pen
dleton Manufacturing Co. ; judgment for
plaintiff in the Hum of $800.
Howard Setley, lho Texas w.-ltor, who
lias becomo woll-known from Ms sketches
of frontier life, makes uso of a human
skull for an inkstand. It onco belonged
It is said, to a Mexican sonoritu who wus
famous for hor beauty.
1IOIIN.
KUKIII.KIt-Toltio wlfo of I.nnlH Kildilvt
on 'i tiPKiluy, Juno r;, ins, n tlniitclitir.
.MA111IIEI).
Kt.M'i-tlAl.bWIN'-tn ITitill.
18MI. lit- lluv. !.. Klrltnmn, Mr 1
11ml Ml DiiriiM Iliililwlu.
Tun 12,
NI'.W TO-OAT.
FIR2W0RES !
AT COST.
Shoti Fly, t liU Kloro Ir Wnllit Walln, Iiiinoii
liunil it litruu iiiiioiint nf nil UImiIh of
nruworlm, wlilch I10 will n;ll
J.t First Cost.
All onlriM n't'olvoil flilicr liy 11111II or I'liclflo
Kxprffs will Iki irmitl)'Httvntl:il lo.
SHOO FLY,
Walla Walla
JtllS'JU- Uktt-
W.T.
THOROUGHBRED
on .Main street numou lAiimiiuir. Arlington . Karl Ulurk, rilot not
him have entire cliargo of the business Wright, city; TJ Stillwell, W M
und paying liltn very goon wugos. suuuay f.,1Ilter.. 0. n u0V0. O vmpia: J .
itlulit. u week niro. ha concluded to seeklu,i,i, riiM linrnnnl. A I) lint!
It Stnwn . J A Stowo 1. D KoborlS. ArllllK-
Mc- ,,, . iiiw,l fiKlimi'.T Harris. Wil-
I low Stirings; W II Patent, N II Nelson.
I Win Tnninr. N'tirilt Fork: J (ior)or. Cold
JERSEY COWS
For Sale.
I have nt Kuvupy'ii Ktililo n few bead of
IMPORTED AND
New York Bred Jersey Cows
which 1 will mI1 nt rniMmiiMo jirlcen for a
few ihiyti.
Come Quick, If you want to buy.
tln iin.iiinitnriitpil will to write to a party
to wind him a coat which ho overiooked
"11 uiiiuk ut : . . ..t t. ...i..i
nso ,rv im 1. .7.1 ' in 10 s 1011 10 ransacked, n huh unittn
'-'"oiiinoceiit di'x;iplo atl,tH ,lu . ,,,"J,U
I "UMlll ll'IIUt t. 9
1 III MJ ,
Portland.
Duluth Paramuphor: Wo hear a good
deal about politicians stuliing tho ballot
Ujx, but that isn't a circuuiHtunco com
pared with tho way they fctuiftho voter.
Jll!3tlW lw
E. B. HILL.
JUST OPENED!
Choice Novelties in Dress Goods.
Choice Novelties in "White Goods.
Choice Novelties in Trimmings.
Choice Novelties in Embroideries.
Choice Novelties in Parasols.
Choice Novelties in Kibbons.
Stylish Clothing, Stylish Neckwear
Stylish Hats, Stylish Underwear.
EVERYTHING NEW AND CHOICE
OF THIS SliASOX'S PllOl)UVTIOXl
We are Crowded as Usual ; Must Make Room
Bottom
Prices.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
At tho Lowest Prices.
Lee Moorhouse Ik, Co.,
-Brick Storo.-
Pendleton,
Oregon.
For One Month Only !
READ :
For One Month Only We Offer the Following Prices :
Mason's Self-Scaling Jars . . .Quarts, f 1.50 per tlo.uu ; gallon, i per dozen.
Iron-Stono China Plates. iloc, -l()c and -lho per set.
Iron-Stone China Cups anil Saucers -trie jsir set.
Wnsh Howls and Pitchers , $1.10 and $M) or pair,
Chiimlxjrs LVjii to $1,00 each.
Vegetublo Dishes l()o to -lOe euch.
Fine Motul Huso Dccoiutcd Lamps , f 1 to iH.fiO.
tilass Iaunps ..,.t '.'do to il.OO.
Four-Piece Glass Sots -I0e, fiOe, 7fic, $1 ami 11.50.
Ijugo Coveted tilass Dishes IOi;, 50c, 75c, fl unit $1.50,
Cake Stuntls '.Vw to 1.00.
Tumblers J5e to $1.00.
tioblets ItOi! to $ I. a.'.'i per sot.
Syrup Pitchers lfic to 75e.
Jelly (ilusses OOe tier tlo.on.
(llass Suticer Dishes 15c lsir set.
Water Sets 75o $1, $1.'.'5, and $1.50.
I .un 1 p Chimneys 5t: to "5c.
A Full Line of Silverware, Pino Cut and lllown Tablowaiu ami Cliinawaiu con
stantly on hand.
11. Closing out Wooden and Wlllowwaro at Cost.
jul'J-tlAsw
Court St., Pontlloton, Orogon.
Shultze's New Store !
I. Imvo just opened, in 'the Miitloolc-Surgent bride, 11
line o(
itmilKOino
FURNITURE, STOVES, BEDDING,
Ami u Full and Complete- Assortment of
Household Goods,
For
Which 1 11111 prepared to wdl at exceedingly low prices
Cash or on tho Installment fr'lnn, on Easy Torms.
-THK-
Eagle Hotel,
FRANK DOWNEY, Proprietor
Menls Qfe; BedH 25 & 50r .
mrl'ull und et a goo.l mtjil at tlio corner
of Webb and Onrtlen Ht. JuOttaw
Call and See for Yourself !
uia tlsw lw
Main St., Ponclloton, Orogon.
Stoves and Ranges.
Denl, O'Koilly & Co.
Willthowyouu LARGER STOCK ut liwer Prices, Wholesale n. IU-tuIl
than any House hi the Northwest.
Second and Yamhill .... Portland, Orogon.