1
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I mis wuaiun nniuimunnuuui
A Remarkable
Bargain Sale
At
Cleaver Bros.
u nffer vou a Genuine French Ribbed Cotton Stock
W.e ff.X heel and toe, and sold ail over the Uni
ted States for 25c; sizes from 5 to o; suitable for
ladies, misses w...
This week only
7Jc
a pair.
$10,000
worth of New Goods now
Everything New.
on exhibition.
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Odd Fellows' Temple.
I'ltlDAY, MAHCII II, 1000.
A CONSUMPTIVE CHICKEN.
The Second Ono That Has Ilocn Discov
nfflfl 111 LQrVHIMJ.
in-i Saturday a CorvalllH boarding
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I ... fr..j.l IlliriM IlfLMI II WWI lit
........iiij IhihIih' ioiim'. intt'inl Ine to
ffii Imp Itrvi filers a tiiftu of chicken
7... c I.... .ll.iniir. MHVH Tilt' Titncs
u'i, iirii-iii cil to (lrc.-H tlio bird
.1... lltfiili nf the liver attracted liu
attention. Tint latter, iiitttuml of being
i. Jr., ,f 11 m iv'h mud. wax ion
iiii'lies in length ami five and a ipmrtor
liu'liis iicro. In color nntl clutraetur
it rcM-mblcd a large-sized piece of pun
nut inffi'. It was eubfeuiiently uscor
taincd 'to weigh nix anil a ipmrtor
0iiiici-y, or perhaps an miicit aH ion
onlliiiiri' chicken liver.
Tliu latly liail read in a recent incue
n' tliu Times an account of a consumi)
livti chicken, anil elm at oncu pent
Iiit foul to I'urf. Pornot. bacteriologist
of tin; college. In tlio autopsy that
followed tliu cliickon'H ailment wax at
oncu recoinilzed an tuberculosis. In
four Inches of tlio bowuls '2'. largo
tubercles were counted. All the other
oriMiHiif the hody wuro purincatod
U'ftll CVlilCIICCH Ol WlO IliHCUHO. IIIOI'X
traonlinary law hi.d oi tlio liver wan
diiu lun hiri:i) development of tubercles
Wlicii n section of skin on tint hreiiNt
was ttrinped hack it wan cany to iIIh
rem with the naked ovo fully ilu
voloHil tuherck'M in tho llosh.
ah in the lornier ciihu, rornot Ih con
vlnctil Unit tliu iIIhciiho was con
tractiil from germs swallowed in taking
fond. The diseased food might havu
U'vii milk from a tuberculous cow, or
It luiiilit have coinu from human
rjuitiini, The chicken wiih brought to
loirn iruiii a larm nut a lew niiieH Iroin
C'orval 1 If, and in an oipoHitu direction
from which tliu former consumptive
chicken wan brought. Tho wliolo
matter mggests a condition that seuins
to demand attention.
Whether Avian tuberculosis trans
iiiltti'il to man would bo fatal or not,
lias nut vet been fullv determined.
JIxperiiiicntH co far witli lowor auimalc
Ijvo nut (eenieil to Indlcatu fatality.
iiiu iriuisiuiHsiou irom lowi to man
mid from man to fowl Ih, however,
mi 11 id iiu easy. 10 Kill tlio gurniH
a temperature of 212 degrees for a
lvriod nf two hours is required. This
Migsests that tlino who eat suspect
c ucKeiij or egg chould liavo them
nioroiigiiiy cooked.
How's This?
.:." . r ,("1C '"lro.l DolliirH ICewHiil for
iiHii . . 1 . mn"" "ixi ciuiiioi Lhj cured by
lull a l nlnrrli l ure.
w- .r 1 "ff'V CO., l'fon., Toleilo, O.
"ft tho milium iFiiixl lint-., i-., u i 'in,.
lli'V lur llie Ih. I lift...,., . .,.. I.".!,;"; T.V...
iTi'lin!f.f,"";!r,,b,.0.,,i " "I"" tMiwactloiw
.... ,",;V I HI AX,
Who lemlu DruKKUo. Toleilo, Ohio,
.... ) ALUINO, KlNNAN V MaIIVIN,
ll.li'. riVi?1!'", 0 "V'W Toleilo, Oh o.
!.'? .'"'' ore 1. ukeu lnlenmllv. net
iuejriWm, 1'rlio 75e. iwr ioiiIu. K..1.1 .v
imium i T...n.,,.,ii: .. .. -
U'.,mUyl'iiie'rhVbeii.
THE CAYUSB WAH.
V. . "y'or.of Aitorla, Supplies
-.iniBrojnEr inrormatlon.
Orn t" wn '"' rly settler in
imnC ,i ?,m in, Possession of n
vXalL JPvt "tlnliiB much
.l'"?0.'4 8l llterOSt 111. InfnrmnM,,,,
(in m In II, , ""I"" tllira
"Mrnr IetuUni'i up to tho
in tli J..:, ' , "l.r. " other rolntives
'"rived 1. n. ,oru-v ')tor 11,0 t,oIoel
Wa Ltl ,?, 7'wn' o of tho letters
W im L Vrt'on, 0ltY' December
JW' nmclMhut is interesting is
Alarm Clocks at
75c.
grtt-Djv Shelf Cocks
$2.50.
L-Hunziker "sA;y
diceloHed in tho lctturs, tlio inoct vain
able information is found in f'o rca
com) given for tho Cayucu uprisinc. In
(Srav'H llislory tho war is attributed to
Lat nolle liiHtlgation.aiHt tliu clergymen
and followers of that faith who lived
at tho time aro bitterly ascniled by
Mr. Oray.
Colonel Taylor's letters cettlo that
question, however, for in his references
to tno war no hhj'h ii was started ny
half-breeds who feared the white men
would despoil them of their lands
Measles and whooping cough had
broken out como time previously, kill
lug many of tho Indians, and tho half
breeds need tho argument with tliu
fill l-bl oiid and moru ignorant Indians
that Dr. Whitman was a medlclnu man
and responsible for tliu deatiis. It was
this insurrectionary argument. Colonel
Taylor's letters nlinw, that was
recnonslblu for tliu uprising and subcu
uncut massacre, for which the
Catholics have been blamed, but for
which they weru in no manner account
able.
In cuveral of his letters Colonel
'l'a v lor laid esiierial stresH on the fu
tore of Kastoru Oregon, predicting that
It wouiu tiovutop into a greai ehec
country, ami ntivisliig all wlio con
temphited coming out from "the
states" to bring with them plenty of
young owes.
CASTORIA
Ittani tlie ilgnntiirc of Ciias. II. rmrcarau
In me fur more than thirty year., ami
TSt Kind Vvu 1UV4 Alwayt Bought.
Tho School Directorship.
Pendleton. March 8. To tho Kdltor.
vitn relerenco to tho two of my
name in connection with tnu director
ship of tchool distrlet No; 10. I beg to
cay, that wbllu I am perfectly will
ing to servo tno district in mioii a
raiiauity, I inn reliably informed that,
oy reason oi Doing no longer a Iree
holder. I am not qualified to ropresent
tnu district, and tluit voters will
wasto their votes by casting them for
mo.
This statement is nmdn In advanco
that taxpayers may not bo deceived in
their uxereisu of tlio franchise.
W. E. POTWINE.
Many a Lover.
J ins turned wit i d simst from an
othorwiso lovablo girl witli an offensive
ureal n. Karl'H Ulovor Hoot Tea
purllles tho breath by its action on tho
noweis. etc.. aH noimm? iho win.
bold for years on absolute uuaraiiteo
I'rlco 25o and 50c. llrock & McComaa.
Admitted Paupers.
Luvi D. Allen. J. W. Carniicliaol
and James II. Frakes woro admitted
state paupers boforo tho countv iuduo
inumiay aiturnoon. Allen is a travel
ing knife sharpouer. who came hero
from Idaho recently, but for comotimo
uas ueun ti mi mo to worK on account oi
rheumatism. Carniicliaol is (17 years
old, and has lieen on tho coast sinco
'. lie came Here from Waslilnglon.
Frakes is also from Washington and
has been in Pendleton since last
harvest time. lie is also unable to
work on account of sickness.
Med Hot from the Gun
Was the ball that hit U. U. Stead man. of
Newark, Mich . In tho Civil war. It
caused horrible ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 yeara. Then Bucklen'a Ar
ah a Salve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises,
bums, bolls, felons, corns, skin erup
tions, liest pile euro on earth. 23c a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Talltnau &
Co., druggists.
To Make Room for New Goods.
You can buv for cash tlio next 30
days, carpets, sewing machines, luce
curtains, portiere, sofa pillows,
pictures, matting, etc., vory cheap,
ltomnants of carout less than cost.
wallpaper half prfco. Opportunity of a
lifu time.
JESSE FAILING.
"fortune fa von the bravu." It la also favor
able to those who purify their blood at thli
season by laklng llood'i Harsaparllla.
Hntnilii Tinlnn Ucail. ApPORSOr Hllznil.
Superintendent Nowlin, Coiiiniicsioner
Fraziur, Coroner l olcom and Surveyor
Kimball. , ,
For tho position of county clerk, to
succeed Mr. Burroughs, .1. T. liam
birtli. now hohling a position as
deputy In that olllce, has announced
his candidacy. J- -M. l.eezer, also a
iloniifv In tlio clerk's olllce. is an
it aspirant for tho reimbllcan nomination
I nf nnlli.l.i l.lllirf). Tlllim 11 Tit tl 1 en tllfllll
At it recent meeting of Weflton , Lodge oti1(,rM throughout the countv whb
Np-68J - 0. C. Barth and n8ru for 0lllcial position, nntl tbero is
. ... . . i , . .
New O. R. It N. Agent at Milton Death
of S. A. Maroh.
Tho East Oregonian is Indebted to
tho Weston Leader for the following
items:
J. T. Ilinklo, n well known attorney
of Pendleton, was In town yesterday
on his return from n visit to Milton.
Mr. Ilinklo contemplates locating at
Atlicna.
w. ii. Tiiompson wero elected r?pro
sentatives to tliu grand lodge.
The now residenco of C. M. F force
on upper Water street Is Hearing com
pletion. As built by .1. M. Ashworth
It presents a very neat and attractive
appearance, and the location is sightly,
Sam Banister owns a brood cow of
good pedlgreo and strong maternal
capacity, Shu brought Into tho world
tliu other day a litter containing no
less tluin 14 Poland China pigs. Lust
vear this sow's offspring inadu $100
for hur owner.
.1. 11. llite, agent of tlio O. It. & N.
Co. at Weston several years ago, has
taken charge of tliu Milton station. Ilu
succeeds II. II. Ilnncen, who resigned
on account of his health and will follow
a farmer's life at his Touchct ranch.
On February 27, 1000, u pair of "fat
and lino" girls, as tliu father describes
them, weru born to Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
York at Pino Itidgo, N. O. Tho twin
youngsters aru healthy and promising,
but Mrs. York's condition is precari
ous, and three doctors wero in atten
dance upon her.
Thu littlu daughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Plerco Is sick with ccarlet fever.
In this case, It appears, there is no
doubt iih to thu natiiro of thu (licence.
Quarantine regulations havu been en
foreeiHtnd overy precaution will bo
taken to prevent this dangerous con
tagion from spreading. Tho little
lllcf.lv not to bo any dearth of caiidi-
dates at tho county conventions.
sufferer's condition Is reported to
nultu favorable today. Dr. Best is
attendance.
Efforts to got water at Alex. Still's
ranch four miles north of town met
with a cerious setback recently. Thu
ropu broke and now tho drill and 500
feet of ropu aru at tho bottom of a hole
1100 feet deep. Tools for tho puriKicu of
raising tho ropo wero coeun'd from
Walla Walla and tho drillers hope to
overcome this dilllculty, as thu well
represents a largo investment. Some
water hud been struck, and it is
thought a Hiilllclent supply will bo
found by going deeper.
It. W. Orasty, mayor of Hardccrab
bio on tho Umatilla river, who came to
Oregon before the Caccadu mountains
iiad grown into prominence, almost,
and the Columbia had worn its
channel, was in town Saturday. Mr.
Orasty knows something about Oregon
weather in tliu past, and cays ho cannot
recall a milder winter than that just
experienced save in lHOL'-u.'l, following
a very sevuro wintur the previous year.
Plowing was possible during thu entire
winter, ami hu hauled potatoes to
Umatilla landing in tliu middle of
January.
Stephen A. March, a well known
resident of Basket mountain, died Wed
nesday, March II, In the hospital at
Walla Walla. Last Friday he was taken
curiously ill and was moved to Walla
Walla Monday for treatment. For two
years past hu had beuu In falling
liealtli. J lio remains
WOOL GROWERS' CONVENTION.
Opposod to Leasing of Public Lnnds.
Favor Oponlng of Cascado Rosarvo.
Tim Inter-Mountain Wool Growers
association, which lias been in session
at Bolco City, Idaho, concluded its
session Thursday night and adjourned.
Two Oregon delegates, .mines witliy
combo, of Corvnllis, and J. .1. Ed-
wards, of nay creek-, weru passengers
on No. 1 tins morning on tliulr way
home. Mr. Edwards was elected vice
nresidont of the association for Oregon.
Idaho secured the president, in thu
person of Frank U. Gooding, ono of tliu
largest sheep owners of Central Idaho.
Pendleton has been named as tho place
for tho next annual meeting of tno as
sociation, which occurs tho second
Tuecduv m March, 1001
Mr. Wlthycoinbo was seen at tho
train bv an Knst Oregonian reporter,
andsaid: "Tho meeting of the woo!
growers' association tuts year was
the largest attended and tho most sue
cessful meeting that has occurred. We
wero treated in the best of shniio by
tliu citizens of Bolco City and were
banquctted bv thu Merchant's Protec
tive Association before leaving. The
only dissension that occurred during
thu meeting ivas in thu selection of a
place for tho holding of next year's
convention. A great light was made
for Helena, Montana, but as Pendleton
Is undoubtedly thu greutest wool mart
of the states embraced in tho associa
tion, wo experienced but llttlo trouble
In having It selected for our next
meeting. The states of Oregon, Idaho,
Washington and Montana formerly
comprised tho territory covered by tho
association, but at this meeting thu
status of Utah and Wyoming were added
upon tho request of tho wool growurs
there.
"In connection with other important
business transacted two important
resolutions weru adopted. A strong
resolution opposed to the leasing of tlio
public lands was adopted without a
descuntlug voice, and another, equally
important, was adopted in favor of
throwing open thu Cascade reserve
D00KS NOT CLOSED.
RoRlstrar Frazlor Says Votors Wilt Still
Do noslstorod at All Districts.
It seems that a wrong Impression has
gone forth regarding registration of
voters away from the county seat. The
report has gained circulation that from
this datu voters throughout tliu county
will havu to coinu to thu county seat
to ree Inter. How such a renort started
is hard to cav, hut nevertheless it is
beliuved by a great many. Iteglstrar
I'razier was seen at ins omcu today uv
an East Oregonian reporter and when
mm u..p MV.l, .,i ir. l''tm uregonian reporter aim wnei
Intar. to his attention
Weston and weru
uvuuiiig in thu Odd Fellows' cemetery.
Kuv. K. Ilargreavcs, pastor of tliu
Baptist church, conducted thu burial.
Mr. March was -12 years old. Ilu left
a sister and live brothers.
PRIMARIES AND CONVENTIONS.
Tho Throo Polltlcnl Organizations of tho
County Have Fixed on Dates.
Now that thu primaries and county
conventions of tliu three political
parties of tho county are drawing near.
tlio various aspirants for twlitical
honors aro commencing to put in an
appearance, lho cutting of tlio datu
lor tnu Holding oi tnu statu conventions
was thu signal for action and now thu
central committees of thu democratic,
republican and tieoplcs parties have
fixed thu dates for thu holding of pre
cinct primaries, and thu county con
ventions. 1 no democratic ami populist
primaries ami conventions will bo
held on tho came datu, thu datu of thu
primaries being March ill, and thu
county conventions on April 1. The
republicans will be llrst in thu Held
this year, having called their
primaries for March 21, and thu county
convention for March 20.
Tho three statu organizations of tliofo
parties will meet in I'ortlaud on tliu
12th of April, and it is also understood
that tho statu convention of tho pro
hibition party will meet there at the
snmu timu. There has nlso lieen somo
talk to thu effect that thu prohibition
lets of this county would liiaku an
effort to place a county ticket in the
iioiii. win to a growth is cluimed tor
thu purtv durlm tho last two yenrs.
and they feel that they will bo able to
at least make a showing.
Theru has been considerable talk re-
gardlng a fusion of tho democrats and
populists, but ns yet there havo been no
dellnito arrangements nmdo. Secretary
iiiniviu oi tno neoniu s party suited to
tho East Oregonian quite recently that
thu populists nan concluded to leave
that matter entirely to tho delegates of
thu county convention, ii tnoy decide
to fuse, and thu democrats woro of thu
came opinion, there would no doubt bo
a fusion ticket nominated.
Thu election of delegates to tho statu
conventions will also bo made when
thu county conventions of tho threo
parties uru hold.
Your Face.
Shows tho state of your feelings and
thu statu oi your Health us well. 1 lit-
hu said
"Books for tho registration of voters
will hu open in all tliu precincts of tho
county until o o'ciock p. in. oi tuuioti
day of next May. There Is no fouuda
tion whatever for cucli a report, am
how it chould get circulated I am mi
able to cay. A great many liavo come
to thu county seat to bo registered
lately, who weru not awaru that tnoy
con lil bo registered in their own pre
ducts, hut tills matter has now been
nrcttv thoroughly uxnluincd and such
Instances are of very rare occurrence of
late."
FRUIT GROWERS ORGANIZE.
There Will Do Fifteen Dlrootors from
Various Fruit Dlstrlots.
Tho meeting of thu fruit growers in
Portland resulted in thu organization
of a fruit association oi tno racmc
Northwest.
Thu ormiulzation. it is understood.
will bu modeled after thu California
Cured Fruit Association. Tho com
mitteu recommended that a central
warehousu bu sulucted, probably at
Portland, whero growers may ship
their fruit and have it graded and
stamped with the association stamp.
I rtiit will bo sold ny tliu association
and each grower will recolvo thu pro
cceds of tliu sale of his fruit aftur du
ducting a percentage for handling.
Thu committee recommended that 15
directors bu selected from tho various
fruit districts, as follows: Idaho 1,
Walla Walla 1, Yakima 1, Umatilla 1,
Clarke countv. Wash.. It: Josephine 1,
Jackson county, 1, Douglas 1, Lanu
and Linn 1. Marion 1. l'olk and Bun
ton 1, Yamhill, Clackamas, Washing
ton and .Multnomah I.
II. B. Miller of Eugene. Or., was
chosen chairman anil F. L. Wheelur of
North Yakima, Wash., secretary.
Working Night and Day.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made Is Dr. King's New
Life Pills Every pill Is a sugar-coated
globule of health, that changes weakness
Into strength, llstlessness Into energy,
bruin-fug Into mental power. They're
wonderful In building up tho health.
Only 25c per box. Sold by Tallman & Co.
Pendleton Camera Club,
Tho Pendleton Camera Club will
meet this evening in their new club
rooms in tno .uatiocs uncis, uv mu
roar of tho Boston Store. All members
THOMPSON AND STEWART.
Thoy EnRnRo In a Discussion and Thomp
son Gots tho Host of It.
Colonel "Phil" Thompson of Ken
tncky and Senator Stewart of Nevada
wero the center of a group of cenators
and representatives at Chninberlln's
in Washington. The two principals
wero engaged in a lengthy argument
over tho respective morals of eitv
boards of aldermen and statu legislit
tures and the ease witli which these
might bu purchased. Senator Stewart
stated that the root of all bribery was
the trusts, but that despllo the efforts
of tho monopolies to obtain Inlliience
in the United States senate thev had
over failed to dominate any actum of
that bodv. Colonel Thompson, with
a sly wink at those present, at once en
gaged with the venerable legislator and
intimated that tlio senate could bu
bribed as easily as any body of citv
councilnieii. The senator became
thoroughly warmed up and caid in a
combative tone:
"Do you mean to oven intimate that
the United States conatu could be
purchased? Why, sir. you might as
justly endeavor to bribe tho twelve
apostles."
"Well," returned Colonel Thompson,
"I believe that ono of the apostles ac
cented a bribe, and If I am not sadly
mistaken, senator, ho was a silver
man. "
What Is Shlloh?
A grand old remedy for Cough,
Colds and Consumption; used through
the world for half a century, has cured
Innumerable cases of incipient con
sumption and relieved many in ad
vanced stages. If you aro not caticlled
witli tho results wo will refund your
money. Prlcu 25c. 50u and II. Brock
it McComas.
NEW TOWN OF ALAMO.
The Way to Go.
The shortest, quickest and cheapest
route to an points east, north or soutn
is via tnu u, u. iV is. and connecting
lines. Full information cheerfully
given at tliu u. it. s n. dopot,.
tf J.'. WAJMHLiKX, Agent.
You Try It.
Tf Khllnh'M HniiL'h and Consumption
Cure, which is sofd for tho small price
of 25c, 50c and f 1, does not euro take
the bottle buck and wo will refund
r .
your monoy. doiu ior over iiuy yeurs
on this guarantee. Prices 25o and 50c.
UrocKiV jsicuomas.
Coffee Talk...
Don't be foolish and pay a rancy price for package coffee
when you can buy Chase & Sanborn's bulk coffee at the
same price It goes furthei and makes a better cup.
Once tried, always used.
CHAS. ROHRMANN,
nt for Pendleton.
Court Street
pure blood makes itself apparent in a and prospective members aro requested
nulound sallow complexion, nlmnles to bo present. Tho club . now numbers
. , ' f I . i .1.. I...,. tli v.wniiu nr..
aUOUl OU IIIOIIHUfB, MIIU lliu luuum ...u
nicely equipped, comfortubly furnished
and provided with tho bust "dark
room" in tho city. Tho members aro
enthusiastic In tho work, and the club
and skin eruptions. If you uru feeling
weak ami worn out ami do not nave a
healthy appearance, you should try
Acker's Blood Elixir. It cures all
blood diseases where chean Sarsa
parilhts and so-called purifiers full.
Knowing this, wo bull every bottlo on
a ositivo guarantee. For salo by
Brock & McComas.
WILL BE CANDIDATES.
With Two Exceptions All tho County
Officials Again Seek Official Positions.
This year Umatilla county will elect
a full set of county officials with ono
exception. A vacancy will exist in
every ofllco with tho exception of one
county commissioner, that fortunate
individual being commissioner Gilli
land. There is also a district judge and
a district atotrnoy to bo elected. With
tho exception of Judgo Lowell and
County Clerk Burroughs, all the
present incumbents of the county offices
aro candidates ior omce, moso two
officials have publicly announced that
they will not be candidates this year.
The law has been somewhat changed as
U the terms for which some of the
ofllcers will be elected sinco two years
ago Tho county judge, county super
intendent oi schools ami county com
missioner will be elected for four
years, mo torins oi tnu otuer county
officers being as formerly. Those now-
holding ollice who are candidates for
re-election are Sheriff Blakley, Re
corder Maloney, Treasurer Kern,
promises to prove a success.
Joseph Ell
Already Much Evldonco of Activity In
Building.
The new town of Alamo, at tho con
tinence of Clear. Beaver ami Olive
Creeks, in the Granite mining sect Ion,
cays thu Oranlto Gem, already presents
an auliuated appearance. Two busi
ness blocks uru already Hearing com-
iletion, while coveral moru are pro
ected. One of thu buildings that is
nearly finished is to bo used as a gen
eral merchandise storu by Fred McCoy,
ami thu other for a saloon by O. h.
Bllbee. Several tents aru on thu ground
answering thu purposes of lodging
houses and restaurants.
It. J. McPheu is contemplating the
early erection of a hotel and saloon.
Although not yet on tnu market, lots
aru already in brisk demand. By rea
son of its geographical location and its
distance from Gruultu there is little
question that Alamo is destined to be
come quite a center of distribution.
Theru aru a number of good mines
near and many more prospects under
development.
Acker's English remedy will stop a
cough at any time, and will euro the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
refunded. 25 etc. and 50 ets. For sale
by Brock it McComas.
For Salo Cheap.
A cottage on lot 1-1 block 201 Reserve
addition to rendleton.
UICHAltD LAMBUECI1T.
I The Future of
Children
A child's life may be
blighted by the diseases of
youth, such as Rickets,
which is characterized by
weak bones or crooked
spine, and inability to stand
or walk steadily, or Maras
mus, that wasting disease
characterized by paleness
and emaciation, or Scrofula,
a constitutional disease of
the glands and neck.
Scott's Emulsion
of pure Cod-Liver Oil with Hypo
phosphites of Lime and Soda will
fircvent and cure these diseases,
t supplies just the material needed
to form strong bones, rich red
blood and solid flesh. It will also
reach the infant through the moth
er's milk, and be of the greatest
benefit to both.
At all druirettUi joc. and Si.c
SCOTT & BOWNK. Chemlitt. New Yoik,
it Kopittke
For Ice,
Wood,
Brick,
Sand.
Wholesale agent for Schlitz Mil
waukee Beer in bottles and on
draught.
.....Telephone 5.
Building Essentials
The LsadiHg....
Harness and Saddle
Manufacturer of
Eastern Oregon,
717 ruin atrMt, Padktoa, Or.
Surprise Sale No. 143
Friday, March 9, 1900.
65 Pieces Embroidery
In tho Edgo, Insertions and Colorod.
12' ,e the iirlt'f ot ,"i ilooo, which 111 go nt Siirntlfo Suit) for r.Wo
If 7 " " ;:
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And 25 pieces Colored Embroideries and White Insertions, ranging
In price from 5u to 25c per yard, will bo sold at one-half regular
price, same 113 the 12 pieces quoted above.
Thoso Prices aro Good for This Day Only.
The following ore New (loods, nod wc would esteem It as a favor If
you would ask to ucc them.
Boys' 2-pleco, .1-pIece and Vesteo Suits and Khakis.
Sweaters for .Men, Youths, Boys nnd Children at from 50c to $3.00.
Neckwear for men. and women, best assortment In tho city,
New Dress Goods, Olnghains, Waist Silks, Trimming Silks, New Laces,
New Silk Wiil-ts, new Wrappers, Now I.aco Curtains. Now Foulard Silks,
New French Flannels, New Organdies, New White OooiIb.
Shoes that are new in stylo and will bo a revelation to you In wear, for
women, misses, children and Infants, In all sixes and widths.
Thu Shoe Store number Is 71(1,
Agents Buttoriclt'd Patterns.
Brooms and Brushes....
We have a complete lino of I lair, Cloth, Shaving and Tooth Brushes, Whisk
Brooms of all bIzoh. Wo were fortunate In buying a large stock before the
advance In prices, heather Clouds, Ladles' Pocket Books, Men's Purses
and Buckskin Sacks, tho best assortment In thu city, Card and Photo Board
you chu Bavu from 2 to5 cents a sheet bv buying our Photo Boards. . .
W e have a full assortment of Tissuu mid Crcpu Paper.
715 Main Sttect.
The Blue Front
MANHOOD RESTOREDS.uS5?ISL
ta VltulUrr, lhopriviliiloiiof nfiiiuoiiirrriirli pliyttldiiiu will quickly euro you tif nit
lHrvoiior lluA'tif tho KWhrtillvu nrfuii, micIi m It If iiulHotl ImmiiiiiiIm,
I'hImw In ltt IlitrU, Seminal I'.ih WIiih, .Nrrtoim llrhlllly l'lniftlra
'iiutr ii .Tiiirr, , i.aiiniiMlMir in'itliia, Titrirri mm 'onaiiinuun.
It ktoh nil Iimm hv ituv fir nlifht. PrKVittif milfL-iiit nf ilnu'hutifi. ivhlrh If imLrliiTkcii
Ini'U 10 HMTinntorrhtrn mul nil tlm tiorrurH of MniMitrnry. Vl'l'l IlKMKclrftnxeMlio
Ml' IT. I hit khlnoVa mul tint itrliiurv nriMin tif nil liiiimllli I lll!NI! Hi r mirth mm
wiiu 11 .iiuir.iniiinn iM iiik oikiiiin
from Joints and Hoorlug to doors, sash
and bllndb, in fact everything to com
filete the most magulficent mansion to
he smallest house from cellar to garret,
can be purchased cheaper, better and
more satisfactory In every way from our
yard than it can be procured fiom any
place In Pendleton, Builders and con
tractors will further their own Interests
by getting our estimates before buying
elsewhere.
Oregon Lumber Yard
..'.''P.Hr:i!,.V!n.,,l"r,,r''r ri. imt cnrril hy DnrlnrKltlii'rniiMi'XIIirrnMitnro troulilr.l will, ro.lMlllla.
CUTUh:m: llm only kniiuii ri'im-ily lit i'tiri Mllhutil mi uniiriilliiii. iftlltiitiiiluK A wiltti n
Ciuriiiiliiuiilv.-ii mul minify rrinrnul If Alioxftnl-.i-. nut clU-cl u in'tiimni'iit eutu. ll.Wuboi.OloriAm
yinnll. NvikI for fiiKKrlrrnliir nntl li'ulliiiiuilaiii.
Aililri'1 J,.l Vol. muiltlM; CO., i', o. llux SOiS, Han I'rmicUco, Cat,
I'Olt H.VI.KllVTAIiLMAN.UCO., nitUCHJISTS, I'KNlJI.HTON, OIUCGON.
100 Per Cent. Hatched.
In a recent liatclilnir contest In which llioro wnro oror 400 trUU Uia
hutch wan luUNrconU in lUcanod with
PETALUMA
INCUBATORS.
H THIS niOCIlinil iiih inm-u (inuiuusiriuou iaj iki iwi uiar Hir
SOllllOIHTIt'CUWl US Kill uumutiiifaj. tl'KIIUIUUIlU, llOUk,
nlr mul inolntiiro hnvo Uvn proren perfect. BroournewcKir
'fc trnyiintlotuurwiiirovcmouui. wo p ireianu c.uioguo i-rt.
tot b w. i). Unns'ord & Co.
Hotel Pendleton
J. E. HOORE, Proprietor
Strictly first-class
Substantial
Comfort....
Excellent Cuisine.
Overy
Modem
Convenience
(live Us 11 Trial....
(lood
Service
Excellent Rooms.
Kates
$3.00....
Per Day,,
Best Hotel in Eastern Oregon
Excellent Sample Rooms In Connection
AMERICAN PLAN.
$3.00 per Day and Upwards.
Finest Hotel
hi the Pacific
Northwest
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OU1SGON.
Special Rates to Eastern Oregon oeonle visiting Portland. Headnuartcrs
for tourists and commercial travelers, II. C. BOWERS, Alanagct .
Byers' Best Flour...
To make good bread use Uyers' Heat Flour. It took first
premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi
tion, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used.
Every sack is guaranteed. We have the best Steam
Rolled Barley, Seed Rye and Beardless Barley,
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S, BYERS, Prop.
Bran, Shorts, Feed, etc