East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 11, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAsk to See The Celebrated Taylor Hat The Culpepper Stiff Hat Cleaver Bros. Odd Fellows' Temple. v K p m : -1 M'"". ii, nun) BRIAN WANTS CLUBS ORGANIZED. Form of Enrollment Prepared Whloh Col, Brynn Endor. Daring the tour trrroart tlM siut.- oj Washington, Ool. W. 3. Hrynn and l iiilcd Stiitr- cnittor Turner nf S Line BfBptwid " form of enrollment for Bryan olobi which it is his desire in have organ bard throughout the PWMt COM) states fur the iirc-u-nt culn j.lil.'l T'11' ''""I" 'H BH telloWfl "We, the undersigned citizens mm rulers ni the Tinted Stall's, believing in ami loving every Meiitimeiil ex BTMwd in the Ieclnrt i'Ui of Indepen- 3mm awl th natltatloa d oar country, and hating an abMIng fnith in, ana love for, our republic mid it" niiiintcuii MplofiU the tendency toward mllitarlacn and ImparlaliaM uh BHUli(tod by the lenders of the rc pabliean party of today, hereby olemnlj pledge ouraaleea to the prlncf. plaa aminciiited hy tin' immortal .Tefler aon and advocated hy Williiuu .lun nlnM Bfjran fur the betterment of man kind, and hereby band ourselves to gether for the purpose of maintaining Inviolate the declaration of imh-poii-ileiiee. th Bnanelal independence of the nation ami the IwluavMl ImWmm den it the ( it i.ell. " Local supporters of Mr. Ilryan are plutming for the organization of such ii cliili. and the matter will, he taken n I when the delegates to the democrat ic and populist Htate conventions re turn fr mi Portland. Prevented a Tragedy. Timely inlonnution given Mm. lieorgc Long, of New Strait svi I le, Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy and trad two Uvea. frlgbttnl cough had long kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and dot-torn hut stcudilv grew worm1 until urged to try lir. king's New Discovery. One buttle wholly cured her, and she writei thin niarveloiiM medicine ulmi cured Mr I.oin; of a nevere attack of pneu monia Such cures are positive proof of the uintchlcHH merit of thin grand reined tor curing all throat, client and lung trooblaa, (Inly BOf and l Kvery bottle guaranteed. Trial Isittie froe ut Tul I mail A (V's drug Htore. NO WEEVIL IN THIS COUNTY. Past Keeps Out from Warehouaaa Railed from the Ground. kccently it wan discovered that the nafil peal had been found in wheal stored in Portlaadi ami liad caused Mnaiderable damage to the grain. The Ml ! I id to lie true regarding wullii Walla county warehouses. In "tiiry among I'eiidlelou and Umatilla Mutjr wheal men hag talahlhmad that no in, m! ,,r,- present in thin county, fur aj known. Will MOOM, agent of the I'acilic 1 i-i I levator oonpany , ititoa in ex Naaalion mat the roMnn why the '-j-vil bai not apHared in thin county llMCaile t!. wheat in all ntorcd iii JJjnjbtmeeii whieli are rained con.-idera mj frooi (he ground, and Hint it will never appear in any warehouse built j tMt in. inner, lie says that it ban wn hU exM'rieiice thill nnv ware in which weevil have been ''"in for Hornet i me, the pent limy be ''""ii,, it, ,1 lV raiHi,1( tM. ajarahnnan "' 'be round, and netting it up on Scarcely a bualmlfol wheat in """ ' "V in stored in anv nrivute Silver-Plated Knives, orks and Spoons. i''i''V''um "," Um"- Um hm la tlauwhora a : '-. a--t the -uliBap" hell a ?,. '"" thai i-laaa ,.( o.l Clt.tti , ' r m ' ' aKalllat the table tad ,iiZ ' l" '"'u of platii.K " I i ' ""PUIable hraa. biuaatb illi. n ?Jl'"rl "" ' I' A K A NTKE ot ' " aed h that ..i ti,.- utaaufaelawr. L. Hunziker Jewelrr m 0 Optician. Coffee Talk... Don't be foolish aod pay a raucy price for package coffee wueu you can buy Coase & Sanborn's bulk coffee at the same price It goes furtbei aud makes a better cup. Uuce tried, always used. CHAS. ROHRMANN, Nl Ae at far Pendlctou. Court Street All the New Shapes The Best Hat Ever Sold. Dry Goods Co ararehonn, md nil el the several com panies' warehouses arc built in thi' manner indicated liv Mr. MooN, A Good Thing. Our great-grand mothers' garret contained the name herbs of all heal ing found in Karl'n Clover Root Ton. They gave our anoeetofi itrength, kept the blood pure, and will do tin- same for you if you nay ho. Trice 25 ctn and Till ctn. Tallman A Oo . leading drngglata. LOLA STURDIVANT INJURED. Receives Serloui Wound In Falllna from a Piano Stool. At the home of .1. M. GllliUttd in I'endleton, Lola Sturdivatit, 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mm. (Murdi vant of OnOJMI 1'rairie, met with a nerioun accident OK Tue.-diiy evening. Site fell from n piano stool. upon which nbe was standing for a moment. The rtool turned oyer and Misn Sturdivatit fell mi one of the iron prongs, receiv ing a dangerous wound. She wan operated upon hy I r . Colo, assisted by Urn. Terry und Martin, and in to day in better condition than could have liecn expected from the nerioun nature of the injury. Mr. and Mrs. Sturdivatit have ar rived from Caman prairie. Played Out. Pull headache, pains in various partn of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, lonn of appetite, lever ishnenn, pimples or wires are all jnisi tive I'Videneen of impure lilmnl. No matter bow it became no, it must he purified in order to obtain good health. Acker'n lllinnl Klixir h as never failed to cure scrofulous or syphilitic poiminn or any other blmnl diseases. It in cer tainly a wonderful remedy, and we nell every bottle on a positive guarantee. POT sale hv llrock A; McCotnas. Arrivals at the Hotel Pendleton. Mm .1 t' Henderaon, Portlnadi V. II OoBian, Tort land. A II llilh-r, Washington. PC Jamen Allison, Albany. Lewis Smith, Tort land, i; v lloyt, Portland, w B l loald, city . Miss Hattie Raat, Holii. Miss Tust, Helix. A Harnen, Tort land. M II Patton. Spokane. W T orey, laNaM, 0 Cone, Spokane. .1 II KIH-ckuer, Spokane. Mrs B W Allen, Spukanc. Chan Cunninghaiii, city. .1 it Mora ii, city. IrabaJD) citv. J .1 Konn, Tort bind. A T Bradbury, Portland. Ktlgetie Troennner. Tori laud. it II Oramp, st Taul. L B Cochran, Honton. J T MatnH-l San FtWWlMOi 100 Dollars Reward. SI00. Tin- reaili-m ill tills UHliel will l' llee'l ti learn Unit there is l leant "in' ilreailhil d!aae lliat aeii-nee has Uieii able In cure In all In Macii, ami thai Is catarrh Hall s l alarrh Cure Is the ouly easittva cure aua known (eta uiodloal tralerulty ( alnri h la-ing a no. lloual dlaaase reatrse a euimtiiutional tn-ac uenti Hull's l alarrh Cars i taken lolemall) atitlna directly on the hi I nu t naeoua sur- lace. of the sysUSS, Iheruhy iluatruylui: the hiumUtliili ot the dlaiiase. ami Kl viliK the uu tn-nt ireiigih h huililniK up the ooDstltutlou ami aealatlna uaiurv Induing it Work lie proarleksra have mi aiuob faltli In lu euratlre potters thai ibeyoeerOna Hundred PulUrs lor an oaat taal II falut i" wire, iaad for Uot os ti'siiiiioiilitls iddress, K. J. I'llKNEV A CO., Tulmlu, Ohio. Hoi, I hv UruiiKlsis. TSe, Hall s h'allillv I'ills are the beat. Eliilraehte Will Danee. The Verein Kintrucbt will give the lirnl of their neanon'n dancen at Armory hull on Monday evening, April HI. and (MM the way the committee in working it will be the la-nt of the many dancen thev have given. Kirknuin i orebestru will Mralail the music, which will udd to the entertainment a pleasant feature. Itefrenhnieiitn w ill la- nerved during the evening. Ticketn can he aourad from meuibara of the Verein. CASTOKIA Bears the aixualuie of v mas. H. Flbtci lu uar lul mure thau thirty yeara, and J At Kind Kim Ui Almtjt bought. For Sal Cheap. A cottuge mi lot 14 block 2ti4 KeMi rvo uddition to Teiidletou. K1CHAKI) LAMBKKCIiT. (Meanne the liver, purify the blond, invigorate the body by using UeWitt'a Little harly Hieera. Them- famous little pills aiwaya act promptly, Tall man & Co. TO Tg MKTROPO! I. Delerates and Politicians Strlnslna Out for Portland Tuesday and Today. Tneedaj night nt S O'okWk, when the W. A C.R. U. train pulled out from the pnnnenger station, on hoard were ti. A. Harlman, rlenioi rnttc nominee for eoiintv clerk and a delegate to the ntato convention, A. 1. Stilltnan, demOGTatic candidate for the circuit court nomination; J. W. Malonev, in cumbent of the 1 1 trice of coutitv recorder and democratic DOMiMMI for re-election; W. M. Tierce. nUte dele gate and candidate for a place on the democratic electoral ticket; M. 1.. Tentsch, the merchant ; I. H. Watnon. ii democratic state delegate: T. K. Howard, a dontocratlc state delegate. These went on the W. A 0. U. R, to Wallnla, and theme on the o. r.a n. to Tortland, to attend the democratic state convention in that city. One or two of the democrat ic state delegates went on Tuesday, and of those who were in town today some left on the morning overland and others leave thin evening via Wallula. On the overland this morning went lr. 0i .1. Smith, ( a. Chapman, Ool, K. D. Boyd. T. 0, llailey, democratic candidate for the district atlornev ihlpj C. M. Tierce, .1. V. Minnio, l'i . T. Kosenla-rg, democratic candidate for justice of the pence in Tendleton ; of the democratic contingent: .1. T. B inkle, popallat. and Judge .1. A. Pee, republican, candnliitp for the republi can nomination of district attorney , Col. Kalev leaves tonight. Prom HaVcr county, on the train were John T. Knglish, of the Oolcnndn mine, republican Candidate for repre sentative. Peter Baeche, Henry Hust, W. ii, Ayre, Dr. O. M. Iiislnlm, Ceo. Chundler, republ ieati stale delegates, ami .lodge .lames, ,i. Ei McKinnon, Asa L. BrOWn, democratic state dele gates. The Wntsoii-H inkle incident bppMtl to have become a feature of current potltloa which must be taken into ac count during the coming campaign. The chames made by Mr. Watson so opetilv are verv serious, ami, even though Mr. Hinklc had maile no denial, would have called for some action or other. Hut. now that Mr, 1 1 inkle has caused the poblioatlofl of a complete and absolute denial of all the charges made, the issue become in II sense one which belongs to the public and which tnusl have an airing such as will clear the 0M w ho is innocent and brand the one who is guilty of wrotik' doing. It has MM too far to be Ororlooktdi The public will ask ROW for what the Frenchman would call the "denouement, " a most unpro nounceable word but ore meaning something like the result or finality or mmmI . The contest for the nomination (or the judgeship of the Sixth judicial dis trict, which wits the feature of the democratic county convention here on Saturday, was also before the Morrow county convention an an issue. Over there. Mr. Carter won the tight, a state delegation being elected which in for Carter for the nomination. The Mor row county democratic nominations were : Judge John Mughen. Clerk S. P. Florence. Sheriff-J. W, Matlock. Treasurer J. J. Wei In. Annennor W. C. Lacey. School superintendent S. I. Strat ton. Commissioner Kd Anhhaugh. Surveyor Jul ius Keithley, Coroner Jack Jurvia. Delegates! to state convention J. W. Morrow, Henry Hlackman, C. F.. Kill Held, J. A Wimlery. Chairman eoiintv central committee II. W. Wei In. The Morrow county republican con vention made ttMMMMwittioMl Dele gates to state convention -W. K. iCllin, U Cox, B. L. Frecland, Ii. W. Thelon, N. K. McVey. Delegates to congressional conven tion U. K. Vaughan, Jn- Kector, K. 0. Wills, J. A. Thomson, K. T. Terk ins. F'or Judg A. . Bartholomew ; sheriff, J. W. llecket; clerk, Vawl. r Crawford , treasurer, Mat Liebtenthal ; annennor, W. L. Suling; school nu(a-rin-tetident, J. W. Shipley ; Coluln innloner, Kd Cox; coroner. Dr. Iluulock nur vevor, Harry Cummingn. The judge, clerk, treasurer, school suH-riiiteiident and coroner were re nomiiiuted. The renublicnn stale delegation from Morrow Indicated that the Pae-Bllii idea for the repuhlican noiniiiations for circuit judge and district attorney w ill prevail, inasmuch us the I'matiUa county republican delegation of thir teen are solid for Fee and (Cilia. At thin writing, prior to the holding of the district conventions in rortlaml. the prediction muy La- made with per fect safety thut thi- judicial ticket will be: Democratic Circuit judge, A. I). Slilliiian, of Tendleton; district at torney. T. O. Ilaib-y, nf Tendleton. Ueonbliean circuit bulge W. It. Fllin, of HapJMMa; diaMtOi attorney, T. I , Hailev , ot rendleton. Worse Than War. Hundreds are killed in war, but hundreds of thouaands are killed by consiinipt ion. lbere woulil lu no deaths at all caused bv thin terrible disease, if peonle could be made to uu di-mtund thut Sbiloh'n cough and coll sumption cure in u sure remedy if taken in tin- early ntuges. .ri ctn.. 50 ctn. and fl a bottle. Drugglat will reliiml tin lliolley if a cure Is Uot effeete.l. Tail' niun 0o. h ading druggists. THE TOWN OF LAWTON. The Activities There Are Increaslna and Also the Population. Law ton, runt County, Oregon, April H. The growth of this place in iihetioiiii-iial. Jlnrty iluyn ago it was a "hole in the ground," no to nia-ak, to da it in a town of aeveral hundred und more coming iu dally. It is s, arei Iv u month since the iiroinotcm of this new town made up their nninln that amranhioallf they were right, and went to work to put their thoughts into action, and the result is tliat tislav Law ton is assuming the uim of u tl ru ing city. No ssit on earth D0U1CJ In- more favortnl bv Nature than in I.uw- lon. Situattsl as it in in a beautiful valley, iu what in known an Oruiate banili. surrounded bv maieatic moun tains and having a Iwautiful si nam of water runninif tbrmigb the very heart of the city, thus a.-.-iiring health to its resident), a beautiful luke (or natural reservoir; at an elevation of about 300 feet almve the town which can und will supply a town of 5000 inhabitant.-, or larger, with an utiuiniance ot goou, Dure, mountain wutt-r, which also will be used for tire parpOMs)j gmsl roads leading to all t.ic prominent mines adjacent; level streets; good-aiaad building lots, aud niaiiv other natural u.K'iintaifi.s not enioveil liv anv town in astern Oregon, tie building of a town where Lawton NUnda wan u nec essity. The promoters of this new Fldorudo are not townsite laxiiuern, but men who are tMteusively intereeted iu milling property iu the viciuity, and Shopping Festival For All Special Every Department Ladies... Note the savings of this work before Batter. A reduction of 10 per Cent on all our Women's Man-Tailored Suits. Prices $7 75 to $20.00. And a discount oil Dress Skirts No woman nerd wear a shab by skirt next SiinilaVi for wc have a great assortment trotn which to select, and make you a n-tluction of at letat 10 percent on every one. He sure to come early in the week so that we will have time to make alterations if necessary. Silk Waists. Wc have the style that is new, mil the price that is economical and from the ruling prices we this this week give a reduction of 10 per Cent. Wc can't enumerate all that we tre going to do this week, but VOU will find that wc are clunk full ol Surprises This Entire Week. No Department has been overlooked, and while yon know our regu lar prices are low, you'll find that we have made even our best bargains a little "bester." THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Shoe Store 716 Main Street. lt Goods 71H Main Street. Clothing 720 Main Street. who realize, I thut h town neur their proiM-rty was a neeestiity . The hM steps tuken were to seeure the site and perfect the title, wbiofa lias been ilone, ami then the engineer Wt put to work plattina the townsite, ami tisliiy they are aelliua lots ami tiiviiiK warrimty ileeds for same. In ileeil ci area! was the nihil for liusilieHH nfOMffJjP iu '.uwlnii thut MM MM4 in ami eauiM-l on the uroiiml M-verul iluys before the pint huil Imm-ii reeonle.l, no that they eoiihl Is- the lirt-t to bttild unit bein hlli-ilii-dh. T'xluy there lire more than L'.'i bwl ih-hh hoiiseM in i-ourM- of ereetiou, nnil OOntreflt, ami were it not fur the fuet thut lumber is scarce uml hanl to ptct, it is likely thut inuny more buihlnixs would he slarteil before now, but WU w-rious (Iruubitek huy kepi several peMOM from BOMlng '" that other wise wottbl have done so, but who are now uwuitiiiK until they will la- able tu ,(et liilnls-r us fust in- they want it. It is to Is- hoped thut the saw mills will leMeSM their eiipueity as soon as poMlbte. Law ton is tie- yiiteuuy to ull of the houvy Dfedttelng mines, bsiiiK within one mile of the (unions ICe.l BOf uml May Queen luines, uml only ulsiiit three in ile- from the Cougar und Ml noli.i mines, each of which produce from t-'u.o'Ki to Id.iss 1 monthly, with u uulurul uuler ptruilc from each of IIium- properties to the town. Ilesiilea those iiuiuisj, there are WVerul others which will become pnsliicers with the next year, auioiiK which are the (.'on MWd 'a procrtv which promises to outrival the Kcit lioyj, the 1). K., Ul ioiuing the tiiwnsile of Lawton; the l.'i'i Mountain gKMp) tb- South Coiiaur group, ami inuny others up Clear Creek tow. ml the (irceiiborii iiioiuitains, all of which are tributary to buwton, uml it will b- necessary to puss through the town to reucti uny of the properties MBMsd. It la only u question of u short tune until a ruilrouW will panatfltfl Ulil aectioii of country, uml there is no owetioe bill thut Luwtoii will Is- the objective jsiint. . e s 9 BhVAN ANU PATTISON. I i.i. May B th. Ticket Noinlnalea al Kansa City. Kobcrt K. Pattiaon of Pan nay Ivan la, for vice presiilent, is the very lutusl thin in demiM-ralic national slate-muktiiK- William Januinga Hryuu's atauueheat aupsirters in the party's national organ laation make the sug gestion. The first hint heard ben- of the Itrvun-Puttison combination dine from u recent visitor to Wushiugton. Highest sources of dauiocratlo informa tion available iu Chicago treat it in a way that is tantamount to oontlrnm t ion . IViiii.-ylvunia'e former ih-uio-crutic governor ban been claaaod ainoa lH'.Si us one of the gold democrats, al though not one of the ggHNMivi Kpe. Last wis k he was chosen to head jnnaylvaniu'a delegation to tin national convention ami the delegation was instructed for Hryun. That made tin western deuna-rat ojajn their eye and OOMMMMW to ask QjtMationa. The OOMWaUMM is the b-iiking out of in foruiation thut "l'uttiauii for VaM president'1 ig an exceedingly live wire. Nothing stands iu the way of ion I of this Week and Including Saturday (Evening, we Incucements to Purchasers in this Big Store Has Something of Especial Men's Suits Booh an assortniont of good clothing from tin- D9t1 ftticl largesl clothing m elk en in Um United states hM never tt'- fore been shown by any conceit in 1'pmlloton. Tin iv are Blacks, Blues, Browne, ami Qrtye; stripes. Checks, ami Plaids ; ViengnM, Oxfords, Clays, Berges, Worsteds, Csesl meres. The handsomest line of $1 (X) ami better ones. With etch suit week WC will give of the Free of Charge, a Gentleman's Suit Case We guarantee satisfaction, and ymir money hack IfyoO say BO. MEN'S A big assortment of the justly celebrated John B. Stetson Hats in Fedoras, Derbys, (5raeo, and Reg nlatiou Shapes. $1.50 Hats in all Styles, Shapes, Colors, in Soft, or $2.00 Hats in all Styles, Shapes, Colors, in Soft or $2.50 Hats in all Styles. Shapes, Colors, in Soft or $3.00 Hats in all Styles, Shapes, Colors, i.: Soft or $3 5 Hats in all Styles, Shapes, Colors, in Soil or And the lu st assortment of Jfl.OO Halts In Oreson. A bis tins of Capjs 35c, 50c Hoys' Hats and Caps. We have not neglected the boyi and show a good assortment of New Styles at SCO" nomioal prices. For this Week a Straight Reduction of 15 per cent on every Hat in the House siimmution of the Hryun - I'al t loOD BOM binution except the iimputl ilied consent of the pnrlv o the second part. No man could Is- ii-k..l for second pli.ee on the deinoi-riit ic ticki-l, il is llgun-d, VOOM nominal ton would more nearly cement the eastern and western w ings of the parly iu this your of reorganisa tion of platform, in which nlvor will Is- subordinate. Hi- bus the conli-dem-e and ress-ct of eastern men who have been "gold hugs" ami is mil offensive to the western silver deinu crats. W. It. HeldoMM of the Coiirier .foiirnul, who iu IMiMi wus one of the Oil prominent lenders ol the national democratic minrnmant ami rapfaMiilad Kentucky on the national OOMmiMM, says of UM MMOttOOUnont of the candi dacy of Dewey for president: "In my opinion the Hewey candidacy is an over nlgbl affair and I do not be lieve at this late day the admiral, DOQaptneOe though his naval achleve- marjf it be, will ba abb- to Sguro pfom iln nl I v in the race for the presidency. 1 (eel ipiite -lire that the democrats will not lake him up. Mr. Ilryan is us gissl us nomiiiuted. Thi- party la solidly for him, in my belief, I 1 look forward with pleasure to support ing bill this fall. Mr. Ilryan is more thuii un able sditiciun. He is an honest politician. His bold UpOfl the democracy of the country is secure. I do not see how Admiral Ivwcy or any other man cull hope lil POMpOM with him lor the d.-miMralic nomination." Kick lieudaebe absoliilely and pcriu-um-ntly cured by using Moki tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa tion and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work und huppy. Sul isfuiiion giiaralilee.1 or money li.uk cents and 50c, For aule hy llns k A Mi lomae, Au tiaster Offer that la sure to please your girl, your wife, your babies, la a uon ofl.owuey'a Candies. Trv our Faster egg dye - reliable and brilliant. The largest tud moat complete liu. of Photographic buppile and Cameras eaat of the Caecada. BROOK A MoOOMAS Corner Main end Cum l Htreele. BEFORE Suits ftbove line bought dining this HATS Stiff si i li st ill' Stiff Slid' new Hotel Pendleton Undir New i Strictly First Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Modern Convtolence BMia tUr and Milliard llooini. Tht Kst Vjm Uran Bros . Props. AMERICAN PLAN S.UM) ,. ... . -Jf V-M In th. I'aillk nur III, mi, I haiii - ! -X. ml rvi ...... jgae. gv 1 I g 1Vf -gAl A fVT X 1 HIV I'UK 1 Iv1N-Ll 1'OHTI.ANH, ORIOOHi Special Hatea to Baa tern Oiegoii people vUfting HrlUnd. Hiduerfr for touriate and commeiclal trevclera. If. C. BOWL'KS. Meeger. Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread use Byera' Beat Flour. It took fiiat premium at the Chicago Wurld'a Fair, over all competi tion, and givea excelleut aatiafactiou wherever used, Kvery sack ia guaranteed. We have the beat Steam Roiled Barley, Seed Kve and Beardleaa Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. 8. BYEKS. Prop. Easter offer Interest Tor You Men's Shirts... Wi irlvp yoti thi aSOtoi of fmir of meriea' moat eMMl llrt makara. kttte sliirt with lonir nr short ooaom, pen front ami oprn back, or -t-n front only, or 0MS bark only, I H'Hi tre. : Tie, Il.tH). NJSi $l.ftn. I nlitullilerril 88c, ROc. 7Rc. Colore, I Klilrta with leetaSMMl boaomn ami aapareta off. CotorasJ stiirt. with io(t Mstma ami aiMrat enffs. Whit bodlad ahlrtn with silk uifTcil Ihwoiii. All silk afclfMa Pwegaa ilia aahrti. Wa srtU umli-rtska o laae rh most iar ttcular man a. wt-ll as th. most acoiiom Ii al man. Oroas shirts wl h mUmi anl 1 iiffs attachtd, nth-, Tbo. With shlrta 11.00 HsOh ami npwarils, we will thi week tTt it sat of shirt Vnl frw. n. liiimlreil klmla to si-h-i t from Hoys' Clothing... MM SiiIIk, lleefer Suits UM! I'anta Sulla, at a rtdoctloe of () per OMn. w.- ihla we.-k plaea on sai ii lloyt' Ws-'i Siiil, :l to III ears, "itx- MCI. l-'ilt II. Wii.k Suits, .1 to It) yaars, fi ooesoht Shoes.. Our SI Btofa Blotto I "Aii 'nal shrm for IfNM nottav "r a better shoe for the fin 11 - money" t li tn any oth.r Ihh Iioiim In the 1 In We say II ami w. mean It, ami If you try us we'll prove It to you. Men's Shoes Heavy or Haiti, Mfk or low, SkOt M DOOaraaa, eida or narrow, for work or for 'Iresa, Hoys' and Misses' Shoes. An Important Item In your household aiplt. If you'll try us ww'll tedMVOt to sMMal fOttf expense, QOOQ looker, good wearers, ami NuT blah prlte. Children's and Infants' Shoes. In all the COnaOt OolOM ami .JflM ami Komi wearer, b.-sbles, with a small prlee. 10 per Cunt Discount on all the Shoes In our rtho. Stor. tlur leg this week h.-lore Kaslrr. nanaiement. Give Us i Trial. Hates $2 00 a day Special Rates by Week or montb II lit Si lleadqtiartera for Travallng Men Hotel In I .i .in ii Oregon. Successors to J. E. Moore i mi, -t Hotel Northwest m3B t 1M hi an. Hhortti, Feed, etc