East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textsk to See The Celebrated Ta lor Hat All the New Shapes The Culpepper Stiff Hat The Best Hat Ever Sold. Chin Bros. Dry Goods Co Odd Follows' Tomple. PtWM SCMfciwa,. I p rt. UHE m. ir isr L Miii,r lb engineer I LlWflirliiig the i -tt injjt in ' V' h '" 1 w " ' .' K , r, tt i""1 '"' l'l','lir,-,J . r.mi Aeeociatloo and ,' rnti.-li . -tiinnt" n to the r..l- 1 1 isMt if ""' 'ni.in.'er . V tt..- Athena Electric Poerar Boern winen T"r ' .,i,-r . l tlM Walla walla it tty electrji'ity m t .thena, weMoa ami i I .1 a t. . a wtr i" ....- glvea an opiorti'iiity to iifi the ground for their annual tribute to fallen hemea. A OMMBtttM n MMMl arrange ment, an. appointed, ootteietlng of ll. , Puww, oMinMuij Robert Jamie 1 0. M. l'ieree. (i. A. R Metirew an. I ( lark Wool. This- coin in i t tee WM tfiven ntw to appoint wbPoeaeoitleei on nil eaaontial leattirea. and it is-ex-neotad that every lafioiatee will forilially co-operate with the arrange ment committee in making the affair ii grand mii'ii'w. DEATH OF MARK KOLB. Here UMATILLA COUNTY HORSKS. Improved Demand for Draft Anlmali. Standard of Breeding Belna Ballad. An illustration of tlie improved li -innnd for draught horae. la given in the pun-linae here hy O. II. Iloh-onth, of r pa. tic, o? a larloail, for which he tiil from t 1 50 to fSnO a upan. They rauite in weigut from 13U0 to IMIO poaada, and were Imuaht to pall on the Seattle market. lhtring the last few year aMM of thi elan have bean very exteimively briil in this county, ami iluring the present svnaon horse buyer, have lwen here unite numerous Iv, ami a largo nuniiior have Ivett HtlMMd out. Th purchases have ton made largely hy buyer, from several eastern states, who have shipiel from various point in this i-mintv. It me onlv a few years ago horses were not sal en hie nt nny price, except to the canuerv at Portland, hut now even ramie horses, Which then brought from 11.78 to $2.M a hcnil, bring several times that amount, anil are in very good ilcmnml. Knch year tin- nnmher of drnft ami racing and road animals of high breed ing in this countv increases. Many tine stallions have Veen brought here, and there are any number of excep tionally good horses unwndnys being driven by )ho le here as common road sters. The idea of the entertainment ar ranged by the committee of thcl'oiidlo loii Commercial Vssociat'on, a general horse pantile to be given on May ,S, is to have all of the HMhef Mock, as well as the tine roadsters, out noon that occasion for inspection hv the public, and it is designed la illustrate the pre-eminence of this place as a center of tine horse breeding The committee has secured the services of .rank Krnier to attend to the details, ami he will have the matter in charge. Mr. Kroner, who has consulted with a number of prominent horsemen, each one of whom promised to lend their hearty co-operation, already has a list of forty horses for the occasion, and it is bo lie ted t' at almost that many will he brought out on May 5 in the parade, which have shown miles in betier than three minutes, and that from twelve to fourteen of them will be harness horses that have gone in better than twenty. nominee, and has been a regular democrat for many years. Kit7gerald is the regular republican nominee, having formerly been a regular democrat, hut leaving the party in IfgM, joining the gold deinn erney. and later attiliating with the republican party. rarkes, the "indeomlent candidate, has always been a straight repuhl iean. and now bolts the regular republican nomination and delies the regularity of party conventions. This' situation makes material for a hot tight, with the odds, of course, in favor of tlie regular democratic nom inee. The republican vote would naturally divide batttOM Kitjgcrald and Parte, leaving the democratic candidate the advantage in n plurality. Now that the nine precincts have DMIt Combined ill one, the rendleton usticcship will pav something Mao 12000 a Mar. and will therefore 1 a erv g.snl sisition. It is so goott mm the contest will be exceedingly warm, and aqnal in iniporlance some of the tight lor o nnty oUteea, in laci, n is i far better olltce than some ot I lew on tlie conntv ticket, ami win inere- fore an, use tlie contestants to a corres- ponding degree id vigor in the eaiu- paign. Won Than War. Hundreds are killed in war, but uimlnds of thousands are killed by onsunipt ion. There would la' no leaths at all OMMMMl hy this terrible llinaaa. if people could lie made lo un lerstand that Shi lob's cough ami con sumption cure is a sure ren icily it taken in the earlv stages, "a ets., on els. ami fl a bottle. Druggist will refund the nioliev if a cure is not effected. Tall- man .V Oo, , lending druggists. FASHIONS AMONU THE INDIANS. timny. c Ml ill' I rivf. awl transmit -,nir el I in IVadhsM-' Mr Miner, tin' eliterprisv while was wring wa bi r, . tnted that ,ntirely f,a-ible tand'dnt, ami DOt w dling Iosi- .. thai nhase of it, he ,t it i a u g' H "1 tinun for tho-e engaged in Me -late I ll at iliHI.- aiioletelv install th it in readiness to ,10 be, no- II atal aiopaaltioi til- enterpris' I, am should c i.lsnt ami I ill i.,u,.r ut the oollits naniei ile- Wu a Matlv of Kama and Lived for Ten Yearf. Murk Rolb, a voting man L'u years old. died this morning at tt4 nt the home of his mother, Mrs. 1 1 Bophla Kolb. on West t'olirt street. Mr. Kolb bad been sick for many months, ami during the past sixteen week- had tow c i tine I Ul his bed. Tre funeral will la- i ducted from the residence tomorrow. Saturday, at 2 :.'t" in the afternoon. Mark Kolb wa a well kti. wn young man who had tnnuv friends lien-. II wns born in QttMtL AoilaratMl county. Kansa-. in and came to rendit ion ten years ago, in ls.!M. He has liveil here for the greater part since t hat 1 iu.e. Prevented a Tragedy. Timely information gmn Mrs. lieorge lying, of New Strnitsville. Ohio, preventetl a dreadful tragedv ami o clmK iiveil 'wo lives. A irigiiiiui c-nign mm ng kept her awake everv night. Mir I had tried many remedies and doctors jbnt steadilv gn vv worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Hiscovery. One Islltle wholly curel hi r, and she w rites this marvelous medicine also curetl Mr. Img of a severe attack of pm-n-in, nia. Such cures are positive proof ol the matchless merit of this grand r -inedv for curing' all throat, clu-t ami lung troubles. Onlv "itK- mid 1, Kvery bottle guaranteed. Trial Isitlles free at Tallmnn A t'o. "s drug store. i : T tl lava I ; planti I'Tiiii-i, tin-re win :t 2IKKI horsepower, . i . i .. .1... laaaitM Uavtug neen aeiwnru mi r:....r wtl - I 's.e Walla Walla river. Tl- plat la to c mrn th wata froan tataaoaf alia to lha hover by tn. ans tf a afisloot stavepipe, there coinbin- laalt with the wnt.r pcaaar at tba ; mi iltc, and obtaining a fall of lid fwt, with a large Son of water. Mr. Miller will muke further in atobiatlni an 1 hare additional report at i Uter date. While the iiuuigurat ion of the anterprlea is not nssuri-d. the alhfM p' n itara ill exhaust Hto psMibiliti- - hi the case, and carry it I., .nr . if eii'-rgv and j.uhlic sjdrit aa aaaaanpliab such a result. THE WESTON NEIGHBORHOOD. Ian Reward I:.- h'llH-T Will suifl by 1-ruKgx. Hall'. raauTI Ml 3100. Is- lih-SM'.l IO tr.'n tfiit dleeaM tea lili- le ' nr. In all In .tarrli Hall , i iitarrli urr an naa knaara t- tin gfei rra a vanetltttttonaj Iraal 1. ' urr I. lakaa internally, II liliMJ 1 nil 1 L.tn-nu. aur- tinri'bj ili-aimyiiiit the ' --ii..- alel invLiitf lln- si illdlaa uptbi ciiiistltuiiuu hi doing lt W ork Tlie naaa laith In tt.euratlvi' . - . 'Ik llnielre I IKillar. tor I la i-urv. ih-u-I lor hat uf v I V a in, Ti.U-.lo. Ohio. TV. - art till- best. PIONEERS' KEUNI0N. ILflll It Held at Walton an Thuriday, ay 21. and Friday. June I. Tl l.-i-ut i .itnmittee of the I ma- ' I ::.'i I'ioneers' Aociation met a. Beaton laal Tuenduy, April io, and 1 ' i ' t Ii ld the next annual re1 union at Veeton. aba data of the ri-iinion wus set for imr-dai . Muv :il and Kridav. June I. dnvi the pioneers will have f tin- eiercises. Saturday, ill Is- .h-v mi is! to iHilitical wkiaf. and it is ujaMtnd that the r"l karties will make arrangement : eied up their campaign in I'ma- aHMeouiity on that day. They will, t.u-n lim. tile best of opportlinlt le to ' ' ' 'i,- rot OW the merits of lieir n-p -, tii. plutfortne and i-undi-W.-lu-aduv. Muv 30, is Mi .u I tl- (i. A. H. will be " tile ilure-Jms-" Silver-Piated Knive, ' orks and Spoons. J !" -,! ' Ill ol til.' UMt. If ..U USUI 1.1 l ".' ; ' "'oiioaiy Hay Unit iimreai h!, ', ' ' " 'iiuaM.-ralily Im in iur rtel. ' awl a-lvin- M Hit- -'cbea." ,, . ." "" "ul all Hint elaaa ill gixi-l. Clut " i-naiiinf uifnli, an.! oii'iiail -. i luoln ll Tiili Plain Enough. If yon have a nagging cough and arc losing hVsh. go t., a drug store, and get n bottle of Sliih.h's ( 'olisttmpt ioll cur.-. Take tWO-tblnk of it, and then, if roa are not Is titcl. r.'turn the bottle to the druggist, and In w ill re turn vonr money. Isn't that fair? So one could ask mri, 15 CMm M els. ami 11 a bottl. Tullnian iV Co., lead ing druggi-ts. Story of a Ma. T" be toejnd hand Mid fo it for years by the eh dna ol .ll.ase ii the wrst form f laierv. i. -org- D. Wi 1 nins of Man i h-st.-r. Mi ll., tells how -ucli a slaie wasinadel.ee H MTV I 'Mywlfelmi b en so AClpleM f'T U- yvara that lir could no- turn ov-r in le d alone. After using two b ittlei f Kb-ctti. Kilter !i is woint. rfully iMprotra I and able to tin her own w. rl. " Tall MBreM renie iy for female diaeaae quickly cur-' ui-r-voiisues. ilepplne. tm-luT.choly aaadllhti. hackai I.e. faiutiug an I dl spells Tulnnira. le working HdloiM M a aiaiaaail t weak, sickly ruu down ifopl. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Only ,Vsj. Soi l by" Tallinati dc l o., druggist Arrlvali at the Hotal Pandlaton. K (.ibhon and wife, Sew York. (,,-,. W l'r.K-bstel. Weston. C I MiNeil. rortlaml. w it Qlendinnlngj fortlun. G V tiallev, I'ortlaiid. K V lloyt,' rortlaml. M Helavage, I'ortlaiid. W ! Kiester. Ss.kune. (ieo K Stevens, Sis.kane. P fj Hoitaooker, Spokane. B A SchiHler. citv. .,-,. llerrv. -t l.ouis. .1 it Moran. La .ruinh-.. c M OrahatB. Hunt Ington. J A Carlisle, Huntington. E II Kmit'p. Boetoa. K Mitchell, Lincoln. 11 Hatusmun, an Kram isco. I' W l ather, I'ortlaiid. Pierce lnirgee, Phiiago. W I' Imlth, Chiiago A Oppi-uheiuier, San I runciaco. ('has uiii iiighuni, city, lieu VanDran. Portland. 1 W Vincent, city. A Good Thing. Our greut-grund mothers' garrets iMiUtuined the aame herb of all heal ing found in Karl's Clover Boot Ten. Thar gave our ancestors strength, k'-, I the l.bssl pure, and w ill do the satin (at vou if von say s". -'rice - . ami '60 el.' Tallman & Co , leading druggist. Elntrae.lili Will Dane. Tin- Verein Kintraeht will give the lirst of liu ir seusoii's dances at Armory hull on llondav evening. April H MM troin the way tlie OOBJUittaMI is working it will he th'e Ui.st of the many daMM tliev have given. K irkuiuii ' on In -t ru will furnish tin- music, which will add tu the eiiteriainmetit a pleasant feature. Uefrei-hliieiits w ill be served during the evening. Tickets can be aucureii from iie-ui hers of the Verein. The Oargean quurtet will render aev eral select ion durin; the evening i.alf n dnae till- liiin I ..r. i.m ' ,. I... u l y.ni n-t our " k.-J by li.ni uf the Hie table lilm n( t'lai ii insM. lM-neaili. I'AKAMTKI ul n.nnulai-iori-r. L. Hunziker CASTORIA Kmh lit. aitfuatutc uf CklAlb. H III use for uioic lhaa thirty yisaia, and JXt A -J Yum iUv AluniJH JIvmfiL Jeweler and Upticiaa. Coffee Talk a Don't fooliib and pay a rancy price for package coffee when you can buy Cuase 6i tanbru'l bulk coffee at the wine price It goe... furthei ad 'ualces a better cup Uuce tried, always used. CHAS. R0HRMANN, Aatcul fur Pcadl -ton Local Mention and Perional Notei Cale donian Soelaty Entertainment. Tin- Baal Oregon inn is indebted to the Weston Leader for tin- following items : ii. A. B. MaOraWi of 'hi- tdtjr, ha been drawn a a member of the I'nited Stat-- grand iurv, whiih meets at Portland April 2:1." Mi-- Kllie McBtXkMB, who sM.nt tin winter with her sister. Mrs. Kmma Htflkfi m ar Wi-t. ii. left la-t Saturday f,.r tier home near liurdatie. J. K. Nowlin, candidate for re-election a county superintendent ol aehoola, was bp (men Peodletoa Tues day to attend tin- meeting of the exec- Btft mmittee of tlie pioneer' asso- t-iut ion. Iir It. st r. i...rts that the s. arb t fever "scare" has entirely Ml balded, QejofM Curmichael, Jr., and Vernii Van slyl.e, the last two patients, huvi rtcovereil, and then- are no new cases. Attendance at the sclnsils is now increasing. 0. K. liulfim h cntemplati-s going to Cape Nome ulsiut the lust of May Sir. Hullini h i- an expi rieneisl miner tad was uiiiolig the Klondike gold aaakafl who (ailed to find a Ismantu He thinks that better fortune muv pat bun. await him on American BOiL James Biefcard was down from the .,..1 fui torv at C"ld Soring the other dav. booting u surgeon. Wliile busy cutting timber he maile u "mislica and gashed his left hund to the bone near tin- thtlhih. A Ik .in three weens o leisure slid r.-gret now await him. Hiram Millikin, of Husket Moun tain, sufferisd a dislucution of one of hi shoulders Monday as a result of his tam running away on the street of Milton, resirt the Kugle. Ills hack, 'lo which the horse were uttai lied, upset ui, d Mr, Milliken was thrown with great violence to the ground. Tin- crv, "On to Shaniko," begins t,, sound like an echo, say the I ro..k County Journal. To an outsider it luokl like tin- 0000 of thul new 0W0 Would 'die " ODtoJO.' " Wo iaOBt that sh.inik" will not Is- the terminus of the Columbia A Southern railroad for 0 great length of time, if ut all. Ontario. I'rinev'lle and other sdiits ure ntlonad us tin- linul termiuuii. An eiiti-rtuinment will Is- given at tin- Athena opera house oogi gotordaf evening, April 14. i-y tlie Caledonian S,., i.-tv of I'matilla county, admis sion b. -ins' free to all. The program will consist "f the following numls-rs: S.hctioii, orchestra; monologue, Bev. It. L. Iiavis: song, Bev. Kemple; s. lo, Arata Barrott; song. Virgil Btaaipari address, Mr. ('hapman; Scotch song, A. J. Hislop; violin nolo, Wm. Pickel ; ong, Bob. Semple, Jr. ; speech, !.'. Kirk; cuke walk, the Misses rarkes: een ciion, un m-mu , reel tat ion, Jeeaia Cooologhani ; maadki I in duo, Bobert and I'ickel ; selei -tion, Mrs. H. J. Kirk; girls' orchis- imw aalaotlnn; ojotri niht, orchestra. Acker's dyM-psia tablet ure sold on a poaltive guarantee. Cures heart burn, raisfng of tlie iOOdj dislres uft.-r uutiiitf or uny form of dvipaoaia. On.- little tablet give immodlatai re lief. 25c and 50c. fot ale hy Lrock it McCuinaa, HOT FIGHT "rOH JUSTICESHIP. Pendleton Candldatei Will Engage lo Lively Scrap Now a Good OrBe. The I'eiidleton justice court ditriel, which now coinpriae nine voting pre cincts, will be liie aceiie of a liallle royal betwuen tlie three camiiduU- for the oltiee of justice. Tliree cuiididate ure out for the place, lieorge V. Boaenberg, at preaent holding a justiceship in North Pendleton pre , in, 1 is the regular deiinx rut ic iiom inee, having toofl ebuaea on Saturday Urt ut tlie county con vent ion to go on the ticket. Thomas KiUgi-ruld, who is tin- referee in bankruptcy for Cma tilla county, wu nominated hy the re publican. He defeated Joe H. Parkea, who i now justice in Kact I'eiidleton precinct. Mr. l'arki-a, so soon a tlie nomination bad been made, prepared a petition i and, U-foru the huh had Bt on the wrath of the convention, wa circulating it for signature, an nouncing hiuiaelf a an iiiili-ii,h ul candidate. The aituatiou therefore utaud thus: Court Street ttoauuburg ia the regular democratic Slylai Prevail In Robot and Blanket! on the Reservations. The Pendleton woolen mills have made some very bright Iv chin d mid how v , lint exceedingly artistically Icsighcil, robes for shipment to traders at the Crow Indian agency in Molilalia. riiev are of light orange and purnle hades, mid present a brilliant ap pearance. Manager I ell. ol Die mills, sum, in talking of the making of Indian robes ind blanket, that the reiiniremenls of the trade are fully a exacting as are tboar of the fashionable dressmaker of the cities. The Indian arj rather variant in their tates, and must be catered to with the same care that modistes and milliners regard the w !, ol their lashiohanie customer. When a certain style of robe liecome the vogue on one of the I in 1 1 in i reserva tion, the mill that retains its trade i compelled to consult the prevalent fashion, ns the liiilians win tunc noth ing that does hot precisely suit them. '..in, -time ago an Indian on the i'matilla reservation came to the mill an. I said in broken l'.nglish that he wanted a blanket made just as lie llctated, The designer wa instructed to i.i as the Itnlian wishcil. ami the hitter ordered a rolaj Ol pure white, w ith a dead black border about eight r ten inches wide. The robe was maile, in idle time, ami the imiimi tine to get it. H "a about six feet lour inches in In-ight ami mane -Iriking figure a he stalked away. He Induetnoaaly walked tba street ol Peodletoa for DOarly a week, and was the proudcM, haughtiest aborigine who i-ver wore a blairket. NO SHIRT'S COUP D'ETAT. Spurni Young Ihlefa Blanket Deal and Buyi 68 Naekllai. Camp No Shirt, Umatilla I! rva- tion. April 18. -No Shirt, the chief of all the Walla Wallas, and a famOQI gallant among the Indians on the t'mn lll la reservation, has entered the list as a sirt in competition against Voting Chief. Voting Chief bought eighteen blankets the other day. and, so it was learned Intel , gave them to as manj yOOOg Indian maldeni OUl here on the reserve. Thus he established hi supremacy for the nonce, to the chagrin of the Btnhitioua No Shirt, who. tip to that time, hnd relgmil stt prme in the tender hearts of the gentler sex. Toting Chief's rule was brief, hovy evcr, and in les than a week. No Shirt had clomhil YoOIUJ Chief's glory ami won the first place for all time to come. No Shirt went into town and pro ceeded to the Peoples Warehouse, where he found Mr Haley, the veteran clerk and manager ol the clothing de partment. No Shirt poured his troubles into Mr. Haley' 001, after the latter had vainlv implored No Shirt to convey the information lo the pollcOtOaOi (r. Ha lev forthwith put up a job on Young Chief by assisting No Shirt in planning a coup d'etat lie went through the stock and picked out V'1 neckties of different pa Holm and styles, necktie wide and narrow, necktie loud and otiiet, mostly loud, and all kinds of neckties. The bill came to between M and M It transpire thul the neckties w.-re of man's make, but WON in demand among the recrvation ladle, who, to the last woman, are in favor of the woman suffrage amendment now pond ing before the state of Oregon And they were particularly pleased to wear man's neckwear. It brings prominently forward the fact that, in the event the woman suffrage amendment carries, the Indian women on the reservation, as well as the men, will have the right of suffrage ill the polle, No Shirt discreetly distributed the tnnuv neckties among the women of the three trils', select ing I hose most prominent socially. He wa just in time, for the regular monthly assembly war dame came on the follow ing eve ning, and every one of those Ii'.' women eraa oetermined to wear that necktie. Inch one of the IS who had received u lanket had also lioeh given a necktie, ml the IS, of course, were hound to be in the style. Since the blanket would render the necktie useless ami in- iaible to others, the blanket were all liscarded, mid the ill! women appeared ecame a sc. .1 triumph lor the n tit If No Shirt. It is said that No Shirt danced every war dance set, and at the close of the assembly had made engagements lor lances a year ahead. Voting Chief isn't in it, now, for No hirt has "trim him down" hard, and sw ipeil the social prestige with min es liaml iron grasp. A 11 N I-, lV-1 I . , Jl(. Cleanse the liver, purify the blood, invigorate the IhhIv by Using Ih-Witt Little Kar!v liisers. These famous ttle pills alivais act promptly. Tall man i i o. Mofcl tea positively cure sick headache, lodlguotion and const illa tion. A delightful bath drink. Be moves all eruptions i.f tin- skin, pro- din ing a -rfect e. mph xion, or inonev refunded gnc and bob. For i llrock A Met "ii a. by PENITENTIARY GRAIN SACKS. The Demand Tin Year Greater Than the Supply. Warden I'atron, of the p -hitenliary ut Wulla Walla, estimates, says tin Ho Ion. he w'll l- able to furnish only 4't Ml ii nt of th" urn, .lint of grain hags ut.iilied for. in other words the furnn r who applied for KKs) hag- will receivi onlv 4 ,o o'n tin- 1st of April applications had been tiled. Ill Mirsiiulice ol the hew order, for 2.21U.7-VI grain iiug, iiy 41: differ. ,.- ts-rsoiis. who each paid In l r cent o tin- purchase price, 5."4I hundred, of the bags applied for. Oil the 1st of April there were III tin warehouses at the state penitenUr 414. '.171 jr.,.,, bags. A earelul estlinati of the oiiti.ut of the tnill from April I to Sentemher 1 at 525,110 bags, making a total on that date of 1.040,07 hag J. I. Carson, Prothonotarv, Washing ton Ph.. wn. "I have found Kodi llvslieosiu I'lire all excellent remedy iii case of stomach trouble, and derived great Is-netil from it use. digests what you cut and can not to cure. Tallman & Co. Inn I fi ii For Sal Cheap. A cottuie on lot 11 block 'JA Bewrve addition to I'eiidleton. KH HAKH LAMBBKCH1 lreed ill ultra deeoh pleiiiletit in flaming DC ft, bill re klies, nud it Aii I -aster Offer Easier Miini Fsiinl ag LADIBSl Note the aaving. of this week before l-ast-r. A reduction of io per cent on all our Women's Man-Tailored Suits Prlooa 7.75 tO $20 OO Ami a his. mint off Dress Skirts. No woman need wear , stubby skirt next Sunday, for ere luvo tl nicut Assortment from whii h to s lect . ami muke yon n rotlUCtlon id at least 10 per t ent Ofl OOCh 000. Bo sure to gejggO earlv so that we will have time to make the tiereasarv al terations, it tteccss.it . Silk Waists. We have tlie style that is new and the prttO that iaeeononi iciil, and from the ru'tng; prlCCJ we wilt this week xivc n redue tnni ol 1(1 percent. We cunt cnniiut ate all tint we ure no inn t" do toll week, bat yon will find that we are chock full ol at pi loti Akc-hIn Hmtorick's Pattcroo. Fishing Tackle... The best line shown. Hooks JC to 7SC jKr dofloni Baskets waul , Loadon, Roolsond Lines pet i ami lOMfl . $1.00 tl y hooka 15c Poles y up 7 1 Miiin Sttcct. Tb Blue Front nrgane. SUnuilm uf 11 1 t try n but I. aa.irrrun Diutiooa1 Curti Loaf MnnhooiJ. Im notsncy, l.oel Pow.ir, Nuhfloaaee, 0permatoriho Ineomnoi, enlne n Onc'i , r - il Oaaiiek. ."mlnnTarhlaalona. Lama 4acs, ajoout ! I.illtv, Mondnche Li.vhlm.ea I 1 "t.n:r, 1 f 9 gfTO '"""' '.'--Sl.V or con'ii.Oo,i, tl -,,i-i Quo m,.a o OI- iT cliara. Blopa Her .......... ..11 lUaaH , l-llll S l ,K HV Aildnise, Dlehop Henvadr Co., Pun Prnnelaoo, oai. 1 h.i.man a 1 ii.. 1 nt rot. is 1 s. cfM i.riuN, m v. 3K7aoTaai9Pk2aw'loa. This rTV a'1 -arapa) t ajw i, aa 1,1 100 Per Cent. Hatched. ns'.'iil luiiclilng ninteat In wlil. li them wara nvar U) IruO the aatea . ia i- onat- in n PETALIMA INCIBAT0RS. BaaOtH ba Iss'n goajaajoagipl to ba a. uar an rtii'U'in a can Im attalmsl ThnroKuUuliinof linaL, Istlire hiive tss-ll limvrn ts-rfis-t. Hs nlir IH'W isCa illiur Uuu,jvuuumiU. W. 9i liaiynl. Launaju re. 1 1.1,1 ord ft Co wllh mi' lour girl, your la a box ol Low in-y Hotel Pendleton Pinkham Facts Mrs. Pinkham person mUy mttenda to her tre mendous oorrespondenoe with suffering women. Her trained assistants are all women. The letters from women are opened by women only. They arm read by wo men only They are answered by women and only women. The oorrespondenoe la saoredly confidential. Write for a book Mrs. Pinkham haa Just pub lished whloh oontalns let ters from the mayor of Lynn, the postmaster of Lynn and others of her own olty who have made oareful Irvostlgatlon. Mrs. Pinkham ham helpnd a million women who suffered with female troubles. She oan oure YOU. Her addremm Is Lynn. Mama. diat I sure lo pi wife lour liable, Cliudlel. Trv our Ksater egg dye reliable and brilliant. The largest and DMMt comi lele Hue ol Photographic Buppllot and Camera eaat I 1 In- Can adea. BROCK A MoCOMAS Corner Main and Court Street. Oregon Lumber Yard .Sl.l LS .. I. u in her, lath, SIlll'stloN HuililiiiK I'upcr. J ar l..pcr, M011 1 iiifpi. Picket! Limo niul ( lenient, Itrick unci H ml. Sash and UoOTti Screen !' orsAi WindoWM, Terra ;'ta Plpr( Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St , opp, Court ll'iuae. THB CITVa.. Livery, I:eed and Sale Stables... Under New Hanajcemcnt. Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Modern Convenience aaaMTI mSSllm 1. Give Us a Trial. Rates $2 00 ajday Special Kates by Week or month Bar and KIIHard Hooms. Heddquarlera for Traveling Man. Tbe Lest Hotel In Eaitern Oregon. Van Drill Bros., Props. Succeooors to J. t. Mooro AMLKICAN IM.AN. $,t.0() per Day and Upwards I t neat Hotel In the !. iiu Norttiweat Hroprietur Kvt-ryl liiug New. New Hor.c-; New Kis-s Beat itga and teMMBl in tin- city, lioardere gi ven the best attention. niitht Daily Eaat Oregonun, delivtreil came. , only 15 cauta a weak. by Service any hour i f the Telephone No. 70. Mouse Cleaning Time Is Here Ho you wish to exiliane old furiiituie for new? Do vou want a Koori carpet or iiiaUiiig.'' I entry a complete line. iiic-ludiiiK all varieties niul ira(ies, and aell theui at bottom pricea. V. BTROBLE THIC PORTLAND PORTIaAND. ORSOONa Special Hale to Kaatcro Oregon people for tourlata and commeiclal travclera. urn ok PoflUaU. tlMilouartera if C. liovi I ., Maaaagor. Wliuelar Uuildiug. Court Hlreel Byers' Best Flour... To make bockI bread u.se Byera Beat Flour. It took fiiat premium at the CUcofO World'g Kait. over all comiiU tion, and gives ejicelleiit satislaction wheievr Uad. Bvtry sack is guaranteed We have the beat Steam Rolled Harley, t-'eed Kye aud Beurdleaa Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. S. BVtHS, Prop. Bru, ShoiU. Food, ott