Tailor -Made Suits
ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS THRIVING.
And
Silk
Wasits
. J i J
II ot tne latesi siyies are now on exnioi-
bition at
A $500 Piano to -e given nway.
Every 50 cent purchase entitles
you to a chancu.
povpr Kmc llru llnnrig n
j
Odd Fellows' Temple.
MONDAY, M .BOH IV, IMO.
TRANSFERS OF REALTY.
feeds Filed During tho Past Weak at
Roeordor Maloney's Oltloe.
Tlnvc ilciiN were recorded Innt week :
JaMpIl Haider t MX to Alltotic Nolle,
000, lot !. I block "it Pendleton.
('. H. Wade, trustee, to II. O, F.
Kin."'!-. ifTooo. mm u nU 81, amU
hic'4 . W . 4n r 88 .
.i i: Mutter ct ii (., Kiicn M.
I Harri-mi, fl. lot i:i I, lock 'JT.i I'endle-
tnn.
C, li. Wude ct nx to Ann l S Oman.
fsntl, tnict of Imiil in hcc 1 li li n r 112
licrtie l .Murpliv to V . M. Mnrpliv,
fun, irnci in hoc It ti 5 n r 'Mi o.
I .in-1 in i.i lavlor el vir to Nornh
Taylor, fi. tract In hcc l' In r n r :tfic;
,,t. 7 I.. II block 7 North Milton.
Karmen I lit nk Wanton to H. Pi
Cniiu'cn, fl.'ilHI, 11 1 u HC'4, Hf'4 Hf'4 we
. hcc .1 tli II li r :ili e.
V. M Hcotl el nx to B, J. Kendall,
$n. lot '' block 20 in Helix cemetery.
.bdiii II. I.ol'iiii et nx to I,. K. an
Winkle,
HV til 'J
United
IKItl'lll ,!e
Andrew
nw, no 1
lake off tbe trousers. A little Inter the
Mtl cotneH that Mrn. Ilolnien in
elected, i nen niie weakens, ani con -
elndcH after all that (die would rather
be a ,i .in and have tin love and
respect of her husband, than to h,
innvor.
The piece is replete with s-iiritod
Rod eiiti'hv music, ami no end of en
tertalnlng ipeclaltiee. The cast m the
itronRMl Mr Movt lias ever sent nut,
ami ll beaded lit Mis- llelle Archer,
noted for her artistic act inn and
beauty.
Progres-
H(K). hc'4 ne4, lots I to fi in
n r :e!
Staten
-i nwii,
to John II. Lojnui
lots I to h iii tp :i n r
lets I,
Rock,
i leant
1.1 v el 11 x to (ii-orge Kly,
sec ii-l tp .'I ii r Htl e.
v to David Hunter, I7IXI,
I. 17, IK block I Pilot
Rom linualiii
i
I. lev to M . B, Itiimhaiu, :.
i. lots :, -i, r, t; tp ;i n rMe.
BM.
'4 sec
'4.
tn II.
tp ft 11.
svv '.,
1 Terry, fft.SfJO
si1., i- '4. twit
see 88 tp 0 II I
How's This?
tt. ntt.'i 1 nir lliinilri'it Unllam Itevvsiil fur
any fi ni iitftrrh Unit emiiint Is- riiri'il l
lull's 1 itnirrl, CUM.
I J. i'IIKNKY ACQ., l-rop... Tolcil,., o
tt.- lie iiMiI'M.lKiieit. Intve known F. J. Che.
Hi-) lor Hi. U.l tit lee ll yearn, Hint uulluvv llllil
,-11. Il Imnnltllll,' 1 lsl ttesH trHIINHi'llnll"
itinl iiii.oe mlh ahle in rsrry nut ah) uhllK.
li mill,' Ii) their llrtn.
WlWT & Tauax,
Whiilusali llruatfUls, Tnl, 'it, ,, Ohio,
Wai.iiinu. Rinnan .v Marvin.
tt hnli .nl,' llrllXKiKlx. Toledo, tllllo.
Hull . Catarrh Curr li. taken internally, m l
iiik 'lie 1 II) 011 the lil, nut Hint liiuioun atlrlai ,
( Ue - icin . Mae 7.V'. per kettle, Hold by
ii 'Imikkhii,. Taetlawmiali me.
Hall - Family I'ill. arc lliu best.
TOMORROW NIGHT'S PLAY.
Outline ol "A Contented Woman" Glvan
In Advance Musical Farce Comedy.
"A Contented Woman' is a satire of
the keenest kind, and one that accord
1 'J-' I" tint tor inn reports appeals to all
' I1--1- of theater goere, The plaoaooR
1 1 quite a pretentions plot, and runs
a- (ollowai lantoo Uolnee, a wealthy
"inn man, runs for mayor. In his
bunlb in "Aunt Jim," a violent wo
rn. 111 s HUlfriiL'ist. and she induce..
II. ilines' lieautiful yoiinu wife to run
for mayor. 011 the woman's ticket
aiMiust her husband. iMtrinc the jiro
nr. - ni ti. namnaJan. which is narrlaH
nronali (oar aete, all of the lawMaata
ol luilltical life uilli u,,,,..., I
UP 111 11 Come In, Holmes has his
a-ailiiiiarters in one nurl ,,r ,1,. I, .......
J hie young wife bus hers in an'
'""er ,,u,l. II,, jH vjHjH ,v U. ,.;tv
, "l""",,"'. and hIic is viniled hv her
"' r'mu-miiide,l women.
''''ll, II, ,!:,, ...... . I
lu.: , 1 "in, r 1,11,1 iocounn
""' gUva In tin. oolls in a I ,,lif.,l
11, lout , f..i. 1 "
. s uuca m 1,11 Iter Due
IB Ibreda, ud the "women did
'"' the men "Am.i li..."
li,,,, , 'natter ho lar that on
1 .. . s sue uiipears
a 1 ami Hal lies to
'He no II. 'I'l.u ...I...I.....I-. 1 x
u.i , 1 i" iiiiiiniui 100 01 me
"ic. i,. .,,rv ,.,,. ,,, , i... 1 . .,,
'! Uncle T.mIv. the l,ill,..rl., d!
pecked IniHlmiid of "Aunt Jim," comes
. 1. in,, iron, an evonin,! at Mrs. Kba
Wtl a bouaa, and, made darine (rout
W0 much win, , doelaraa that lieroafUir
"II Hliall be changed, and commands
Inwife to go npHtairs at once, and
What Ii ShllohV
A grand old remedy for Cough,
Colds and Consumption; lined through
the world for half a century, ban cured
innumerable cases of incipient con
sumption and relieved many in ad-
van I stages. If you arc not Hatinlied
with the rcHiiltn we will refund your
money. Price 2ftc, ftOc and f 1. Hrock
i McClllllllH.
Arrival! at the Hotel Pendleton.
I, K LiveruMjre, Buaana,
I'rank Huberts, Heppner.
Win Maher, Portland,
A Cbristensen. rortlaud.
1, Ounninabam, Rpokane,
Hen Smith, SHikane.
Prank a Moore, Walla Walla.
J H Kloeokner, Spokane.
B I Bpokane.
P It Newell, Spokane.
I K Hunaueker, Spokane.
1 .1 BVran, Bin Bandy.
John Town, Mont.
A Binabelmer, Portland.
Ahio s Watt. Pori land.
J A MeQuiRge, Walla Walla.
J I. CavincHH and wife, Inland City.
Hen Roaenfeld, Portland.
M H Jacobs, Boiae.
A Hcndlcv, New York,
s .1 Praadiwaii. Portland.
0 N I iriiham, Portland
1 red itories, Portland,
Meyer Abraham, l'ortlaud.
a 11 Atbarton, Boatow.
( ieo H Wright, Huston.
I tan L Weavers, Spokane.
0 0 Btaoey, Bpokane,
Hot Obamere, Bpokane
w u Olandlnnlna, l'ortlaud.
B w MoOotnaa, elty.
Frank Bobarte, Heppner.
I. (ireen, Athena.
A .1 Hall. Spokane.
ieo. Stevens, Suikane.
W l h'ieHter, Spokane.
0 Cove, Spokane.
W T Corey, Ssikane.
1 I' I ergtiHon, Cincinnati.
1. M Pllklnton, Walla Walla.
Fd Hlackhurn, Omaha.
W n Junes, Salt Lake.
I) O Unlive, Chicago.
A II Boylan, Chicago.
Ban sinsheiiner, Portland,
Sieve I olev, 1'iicatcllo.
Kdw J Hlazier, l'ortlaud.
c m Bmith, Omaha
Jno M Struck, Omaha.
K Pall and wile, altar.
K V Hoyt, Portland,
W W Bmltb, Portland.
CASTORIA
Bean the einatuie of Cuaa. It Plbtci
In uae for more tlwu thirty year, and
Th4 A yuu iUvi Alunijil buugkt.
Many New Members and Soma
Plant.
Saturday evening the Pendleton Com
mercial Association held a special
meeting and transacted several iitinnr-
iitm items 01 iniHineHH. tine was tin
election of sixty business men to mem
bership. The other was the profnei-
tion ami its partial consideration to
build a town hall and home of the as
sociation combined.
Judging from the proceedings of the
last three meetings, the association has
1 1 aroused to renewed life and will
exhibit considerable life and energy
under the vigorous and efficient leader
ship of the president, Judge Fee.
Resides the taking in of new mem
bers and the discussion of plans for the
erection of a town hall, there was also
expression of opinion as to the general
lines along which the association
should work. The discussion brought
common agreement that the association
can liest work through committees. It
is the Isdief that by the Appointment
of committees to look into the various
subjects which come up and the return
ing of exhaustive and interesting re
ports by the committees, the assis-ia-tion
ran be kejit interested ami will
back any legitimate plan or project
which may be proposed.
The Town Hall Plan.
The plan referring to the town hall
was proposed bv Mayor I'. W. Vincent,
who, although a member of the associa
tion, attended this time in the
capacity of a representative of the city
government. He sisike of the iush for
a town hall in which the business of
the city could l-c transacted ami all
payment of rent atoned. His idea
was that the city and the assis'lation
could together contribute the monev
to erect the hall and Isith thereby in
tbe future avoid payment ol any rent.
The proposition was received with
general enthusiasm and appeared to
11 1 with approval. At the present
time, the plans are necessarily crude
and incomplete, but in brief involve
the purchase of a suitable site and the
erection thereon of a building in
which the city officers Would find nsim
and the association as well have p. mi-
fortable quarters. The matter at the
present time rests with a committee,
the members of which are:
C. II. Wade, Ir. C. J. Smith, Hubert
Forster and T. C. Tuvlor. Mayor Vin
cent who was apsiiiited to membership
tits since declined to serve on th
ground that he should rcpreneiit the
It v only in the matter.
The liUHiitcHHtneii who have applied
for membership and who have 1 11
i-cted are :
l,oe Moorhouse, Frank Fraaier.
Walter Plena, . D. Btlllman, J. P.
McMaintH, II. II. Wessell, C. V Mar-
sh ll. J. M. Vert, H. B. Kennedy, P.
W. Hendlev, A leu Dryadale, J. I
Temple, Chas. W'ilkins, Frederick C.
Noli, II. II. llallock. L. H. H lor, J.
M. Ferguson, I. L Kav, Via Slate,
m 1 1 -nt li li 111 . Tims. I'hnmpsnn , T.
Morris, N. Berkeley, jr. j . B. Bean,
Klein, 0, F. Kohler, Louil Huu-
liker, w. 0. Cob- 0. P. Ooleaworthy.
T. F. Howard, K. A. Vaiighait, B. J.
Murphy, W, u. w it 1 , Mark Patten,
ills. Clements. J. H, Mcl.eod, Peter
West, a. L. Beatle, Bd Allen. Oeo.
Danrean, J. P. Nowlln, Rudolph Mar
tin. II. il l. 111. lickson, Win. If ill,
B. F. Ueiin, F. 0. Mcintosh, F. I..
Smith, 1, 0, Fraaier, 0. K. Dutton,
11 L. Haabrouok, B B. Purrlnatoo,
A. J. Churchill, II. M. Sloan. Peter
Km-. II. 1. August Stangier, J. S.
opcrateil here hv W. H. Fowler, and
which are called the Telephone stables.
Mr. Hayes will improve the plant and
make add it ions to tbe -lock and
furnishings ami exert himself to con
tmue and even to Improve Usm the
management of Mr. howler, lie guar
antee- satisfactory treatment for all
bo patronize bun. Tbe stable." are
situated oppo-ite the court house on
Court street.
bib
I
Hearilslev, t . II. t onlin, Jim' h. 011
nellv. John Heibert, II. J. llean, John
Behmidt, J. E. Kranae, . Neuman.
Lee TeutHch, Anton Nolte, K. Van
lira 11.
PREPARING FOR BRYAN'S COMING.
Walla Walla People Generally Will
Anlit In Receiving the Nebraikan.
J. K. Mil 1 1 in ix. of the Walla Walla
Argus, who was in town over Sunday
and returned home this morning, said
to the Fast Urcgouian that the an
nouncement of W. J. Hryan's contem
plated visit to that town has arotiwsl
considerable interest. Mr. Mullinix
-tat.. I thai the interest in Mr. Hryan's
visit was not cnutillcd to the I. in. 1cr.1t -alone,
hut was manifested bv H-ople of
all parlies, although of courts- the
emiH-rats natiirnlly take the lead in
Booting arraiigeineiits for rii-eiving
the distinguished Nelnaskan.
It is expected that many is-rsons
will come to Walla nulla Irom Waits
burg, Hayton and other towns, and that
an immense crowd will lie in the citv
on the day ol Bryan '1 visit.
"One cannot help noticing the new
structures which rendleton people are
building. Your town appear, to have
a very sulistant ml country surrounding
it ami to U- growing to meet the in-
reaned demands of its business ami
oininerce. "
Muni,.
' if,
ele.
in men'
rth in that garl.
We have
Alarm Clocks at
75c.
Eight-Day Shelf Clocks
at only ....
$2.60.
L. Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optician.
Republicans ot ht Pendleton Preolnet,
Attention!
Notice is harah) given that there
will lie a meeting of the republican
voters of Fast Pendleton precinct el
the court house 011 Monday evening,
March 19 1000, uf s. o'clock, for the
purpose of seleetiiig candidates for dele
gates to the republican count) conven
tion. All rcnulilicaiiH in the precinct
are urge,! to be present.
H I H KN H
Precinct Committeeman.
Coffee Talk
any a Lovar
Ha turned with disgust from an
otherwise lovable girl with an offensive
t.reain. Karl's Clover Uoot Tea
purities the breath by its action on tbe
,' B,c-' "othing else will,
hold for years on absolute guarantee
Price 25c and 60c. Brock & llcComas.
The Way to Go.
The shortest, quickest and cheapest
route to ail iKiiuts oast, north or south
is via the O. K. & H. and oonneotina
lilies. Full information cheerfully
given at the O. H. & H. depot
F. F. WAMH1.KY, Agent.
To secure the original witch haxel
salve, ask lor DttWitt's Witch Haxel
Halve, well known as a certain cure for
piles and akin diseases. Heware of
worthless counterfeits. They are
dangerous. Talliuan ic Co., leadiiig
druggists.
OO
cup.
Dou't be foolish and pay a rancy price for package coffee
when you can buy Chase & Sauboru's bulk coffee at the
aiue price It goes lurthei and makes a better
Once tried, always used.
, CHAS. R0HRMANN,
aJ .
Court Street
SATURDAY EVENING WEDDING.
r. Joseph Anton and Mn. T. 0. Sparki
United In Marriage.
Saturday evening, at tbe home of
.lame. Dunham, nil Tboniison Htreet,
Mr. JoHeph Aiihoii, of l a 1. 1. 11,.; wan
n. air n. I to Mrs. F. ii. Sparks, of this
place. The B0f F. L Forls-s, preei
deiit of the Pendleton academy,
oBelated. Mr. ami Mrs. Anson left
011 tbe Sunday morning train for their
home near La ( ramie, where Mr. An
son owns and operates a ranch. Mrs.
Sparks has resided in Pendleton for
many years, living with her daughter,
Mrs. James Dunham, The welding
was performed in the presence only of
the members of tbe family. Mr. and
Mrs. James Dunham, and Mr. and
Mrs J. F. Mullinix, uf Walla Walla,
Mrs. Mullinix being a daughter.
LADIES VILL P0RM PLANS.
Chairwomen of Clubi Reqaeited to
ot Thli gvenlng at the Pee Home.
Mrn. James A. Fee requests the an
nouncement that the chairmen ol the
women's clubs of Pendleton will meet
this evening at her Iioiuh, corner of
Water ami Tlcinpnon streets, for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the Thursday evening reception to Hie
visiting teachers. On Thursday even1
iug, the women's clubs are to give a
receptiou to the Inland Kmpir, Teach
ers' Association. The Commercial As
sociation has offered the ladles the use
of the asaociat ion rooms, which offer
has been accepted, it is desired that
the reception be made as enjoyable as
possible and to this end the various
clubs are to contribute. The meeting
this evening will effect arrangements
lor the reception.
Rev. W. K. bitier, W. Caton, N. Y.,
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
uae Kodol Dyapepsia Cure and it
helped me Iron, the start. I believe it
to be a pauac a for all forms of Indi
gent 1011", It digests what you eat.
i.imi.uii w en., leuuing uruuglsln.
HAYES BUYS
W. H.
LIVERY STABLES.
Fowler Selli the Telephone Ra.ro
to a Former Hotel Clerk.
Sam Hayes, w ho for several years
wiih the popular clerk at the Hotel
Pendleton, has purchased the liberty
stable which ban been owned and
A SUNDAY WRDDING.
Young People Married at the Rome of
Mrs. H. C. Smith, of Pilot Roek.
At high noon on Sun, lav, bv the
Rev. O. W. Highy, of this ' city,' Mr.
AIoiijo Kuotts anil Miss Daisy Shaw
were married at the home of Mrs. 11.
C. Smith, near Pilot Rock. There were
present only the member of the family
aml the Iriemls.
Mr. Knott is extensively interested
in the sheep ami sawmill )usinr and
is a prominent voting man of the south
en end of the county. Mrs. Shaw has
for several years lieon a teacher in
the schools of I'lnatilla county, and is
a nioHt cHtiniable young lady. Mr. and
Mrs. Knott will renide six mile Ih
yond Pilot Kis-k on Mr. Knott's ranch.
Reunion ot the Judd Family.
Mr. and Mrs red F. .Iiald came
home Sunday morning from Portland,
Isdng accompanied by Mr. Jndd's
mother, Mr. H. 0. .liidd, and his
sister. Mrs. I .eon aril lisk. lsdh of
Hartford, Connecticut. Mrs. Judd
and Mrs. Fisk have been visiting in
California ami .will remain here for
sometime as a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jo. Id.
Mr. Judd's father, H. C. Judd, and
another sister, Mrs. W. D. Deniing,
will arrive from Hartford on about
March SO. B. V. Jud.l ami Mr. l isk,
who have liecn in Japan, will reach
Pendleton on April ft. The meeting
here of the memla-rs of the Judd
family will afford the tirst opportunity
in ten years for a reunion.
a m
Irrigation in Malheur.
The northern end of Ma! boor count)
ns shortly to Is- supplied with a wa
ter lyatem. which will render fertile
Home HO, 000 acres of what is now a sage
brush patch, according to W. (,
Whitney, a fruitgrower, who resides
near Payette, Idaho, just across Snake
river from tbe land to Is' reclaimed,
which is known as Demi Ox Mat. Mr
Whitney says a Huston company is now
engaged in damming the l avette river
,'ft miles atsive the town of Payette,
anil that electric power will Is1 trans
mitted to the Oregon bank of the
Snake, where pumps will be worked P
raise the water lor irrigating purposes
mi Mead Ox Hat.
F.xperienee is the best teacher. Cs,
Acker's Knglish remedy in any eas
ol coughs, colds or croup. Should it
tall to give imiiKsliate relief money
refunded. 2ft cents ami fttl cents. Sold
bv Hrock A Mediums
Aid for Libraries.
The library department of the Wo
men 's Club of Portland ban deter
mined to present to the next legislator,
a bill praying that ona fifth of a mill
tax be levied or et aside for library
imrpoxcH in every town of a given milli
ner o iiihaliltants in the state. It is
desired to enlist ,e support of every
club woman in the state in favor of
this measure
Tbe Appetite ol a Goat.
Is envied by nil poor dyspeptics wlm
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that Dr King's New
Life Pills, the wonderful stomach and
liver remedy, gives a splendid appetite.
-inn i digestion, ami a regular bod I It
habit that Insures perfect health and
great energy, nuiy -:c at muv drugstore.
Death ot Vlda Pierce.
Vida, 4-year-old daughter of Mr
and Mrs. C. M. Pierce, died Saturday
ami was buriisl Sunday in the ccim-tcrv
at Weston, their home. The child hail
la-en nick with scarlet fever for alsnit
ten davs. The friends o Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce in Pendleton have expressed
very deep sympathy with them in the
ol the
hiss
llr child.
HALL OF I A M t .
Mysterious 9100.000 Subscription
Doubtless Came from Miss Gould.
The American Pantheon, the ruin.
pletion ol which is now assured In tin
gift of sioo.ooo from an unknown
donor generally mi pp. .sc. I to la Mi-
Helen I ...ill. I . w ill, when finished
resent a semicircular cohuiade .,oo
eet long on University Heights, facing
the Hudson. As Mi.s (,,, old refuses
either to deny or .ilium that it is she
who ban given the Oobodj
cntertaiiiH auv doubt as to the identity
f the bcnciactor. The Pantheon is to
l- called "The Hall ol l ame for Orcat
Americans." It will contain, when
the niches shall hate been tilled,
150 iMtnels inscrilssl with the names of
Americans deemed ureal cmcndi for the
honor. Of this n mn Imt tiltv are to he
.elected during the year l and
tin-realtor lite additional names are to
Is- choM-u every live years. Thus it
will be seen that the lust of the names
will not have t , i , d until the
year 21SJ0. The cundit Ions imsjii whii
the gift is made render it s.ssible for
any American born man or Woman to
have his or her name preserved in the
hall so long as the judges pass uisu,
his or her eligibility and annum On.
of the oiial ilicat ions fixed hv the donor
is that the candidate shall have Isen
lead at least ten years. The name
must Is- approved first by the univer
sity senate, then passed tisiii by a
jury ol IU0 learned men, and finally
ratilicd by a two-thirds rote ol the
senate.
Dyspepsia can be enrd by using
Acker s dysM-psia tablets One little
tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold in handsome
tin boxes at 2.V, by lircs k .V MeComas.
Joseph Ell
The) Laadiitfl.
Harness and Saddle
Manufacturer of
Eastern Oregon.
717 riala atroet, Hendtetvn,
Or.
COUNTY LRVIRS.
The Taxes the People Are Called on to
Pay tn Oregon Counties.
County Judge Hartholomew, of M.t
row county, has furnished the Heppner
Time with n statement of the levies
made by the different eountie of the
state for 1W0 to cover the exs-nm of
the respective counties which we here
with print. This lew is exclusive ot
tnte. eehool and other levies.
Gilliam ?4 mills; Malheur 81 8-10
Umatilla IS; Wheeler 2ft; Wasco 23
Union 24; Clatsop .W, ; Sherman 2
3-10; Wallowa 27 3.10; Coo 2H ; Cr,ok
22 MO; Hakcr 3ft 3-10; Oranl 31 ftft-100
Hamey 2ft: Tillamook 31 ; Hetiton
ftft-100; Clackamas 2S ; Curry 37 1-20
Coluinhia 2S; D'tiglas 22; Jackson 20
Josephine ITMl Klaniath 25; Ijike
not heard from ; Idine 23l. ; Lincoln 2
3-10; Linn I4U ; Marion 22' v. . Mult
nomiih ji . -III; I'olk L'l : Washington
24; Yamhill IS 4-10, ami Morrow 23.
Out of 33 counties in the state but
nine of them have a lower tax than
Morrow .
He Fooled the Suraeons.
All ditctora told Kenlck Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, 0., After suffering 18
months from rectal llstula, he would die
unless a , o.tlv operation was per format.
Hut lie cured himself w ith the boxes of
Hiu klen's Arnica Salve, the surest pile
cure on earth ami the Pent salve In the
world. L'ir bOI, Sold by Tnllman vV Co.
SEED FROM ENGLAND.
It Costs R a Bushel but Is Worth
tho Money.
The highest prnv ever paid for grain
in Walla Walla wa- paid Friday bv W
II. Reed, tayi the i nlon. He bought
me bushel of barley ami a bushel and
i half of oats and thev arrived from
F.ngland yesterday, costing, delivered
at Walla Walla, t2n or fs a bttehe
Mr. Kced bought them for seisl ami
t level S a bushel a low ju ice providisl
thev yield as many husliels . i acre
as Is claimed for them. Thev have
baM bred up by years of crossing and
selection so that MO lmrlov has a solid
head, like wheat, instead of but four
rows of grain. The buriey head U'came
so heavy that the straw had to lv
strengthened to carry it. The introduc
tion of any new variety of grain which
will increase the yield per acre adds to
the Health of the county not only in
the annual crop returns but in the
value of farm lands.
You Try It.
If Shiloh's Cough ami Consumption
Cure, which is Hold for the small price
of '.'ftc, ."Sic ami fl. does not cure take
the bottle back and we will refund
your money. Sold for over llftv years
on thin guarantee.
Hrock .t MoOomaa,
Prices 2"c and "V
For Sale Cheap.
Seven-nsiin boQM ami three lots,
nice location, Impure at Oliver .V Co. V
gnsery, Main street, Pendleton, tire.
M. ii. Bmith. Putter ant, Mleh., aaya,
"DeWitt's Little Barly Rlaere are Qm
very best pills I ever uwsl for costive
ness, liver and bowel troubles." Tall
man . Co., bailing druggists.
For Sale Cheap.
A cottage on lot 14 block 204 Iteiterve
addition to Pendleton.
li It 1 1 A ic 1 1 LAMBRKCHT.
When your throat and luniks
are perfectly healthy you
needn't worry about the
terms of consumption. They
on't attack healthy people.
It's the weak, debilitated, in
flamed membranes that are
first affected. Hard coughs
and colds weaken your throat
and lungs and make con
sumption more easy.
If your lungs are weak
scon's Emulsion
is (he but remedy you can take. It
soothe and heals and gives tone
and strength to these delicate mem
branes. In this way you can prevent
consumption. And you can cure it
also if you haven't had it too lone;.
Keep taking it until your lungs arc
strong and your weight restored.
V I a a, k.m.11 . n. ..ml Si
SI Hi I A IKiWNt, l,cii,,ii. Sr York.
ii. Kopittke
For Ice,
Wood,
Brick,
Sand.
Wholesale agent for Schlitz Mil
waukee Beer in bottlea and on
draught.
.....Telephone ft.
Building Essentials
Spring
is alioiit here, and with it our Spring stock of
Men's, Hoys' and Children's Headwtar. If there
is one article of WOjetfitt r. jtarel in w hich more
thnu am- other t on can show your individuality, it
is in the
Hat
you wear. If you wish to lie correctly and stylishly covered,
come to us. II you want a lint of some style peculiarly vour
own, come to us. We carrv for out best h.tis of all stin k of the
celchtated John H. Stetson tuak T try reuire no introduc
tion, as his RUM is svtu tn tnoip wt.lt la- t 'talit v Whether
you want a crush hat, a soft hat; or a derby, a black I at or a
white hat, a brown hat or ,1 o,r.i hat, bltti hat or a red bat,
every shie, cvetv coin'. cvci ttt.ilitv
Prices, $1.00 to $4.50 Eaoh
mIi Wa
I c.uli 11.; Clothiers and Matters.
Sporting Goods
Spring is Itere. ami we have prepare I to BUM I the demand
lor BHblH T.i kIc. B ball Oooda, Marhlea and Ilam
inocks. Our line Is Um hest evet shown in the city.
jsa
71.S Main Sitect.
Tbi Blue Front
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100 Per Cent. Hatched.
In a rwvnt UnU hintf cnfi-of lit lil h ihotrtt wt
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PETALINA
INCUBATORS.
ra mar tuuulaai the
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Hotel Pendleton
J. E. HOOkli, Proprietor
Strictly llret-claaa
Subatantlal
Comfort....
tiacellcnt Culalnc.
vary
Modern
Convenience
LVaU
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v, Day...
Best Hotel in
a Oregon
I Kicllrot .Sanil
a.
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AMCKICAN PLAN
$.MM) per Day and lip
Plooet hotel
In th e i -a. m.
North weal
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PORTLAND
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oiiimeiclal travelers
vlslllns; Purllantl. rteetsiiar(ra
if. C. BOWtiHS, MatMfor.
from joint ami tloorlng to doorM, i
ana uiuiat,, in raet everytlitu toi
. eie tin- most uiaKiilEceiit mans
tin- sinalleet house frou: cellar to i
cau be nurcbaaed cheaper, bel
more sallsfai'tory lu every ttay
yard tiiau It can be procure
place in I'eiidletou. Uulltle
trai tors will further their of
by getting our i ntimates
elsewhere.
fv
rs' Best Flour
Oregon Lui
To make good bread use By era' Beat Flour. It took hist
Bffomium at the Chicago World'a Fair, over all com peti
tion, and gives excelleut satisfaction wheievci used.
Bvery sack ia guaranteed. We have the beat Steam
Kolled Barley, Seed Rye and Beardleaa Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
8. BY I Km. Prop. Brn, Shot t. Peed, etc.