East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 01, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextII KIT MAS WYOMING LAWS FORNINST TRAII mr. Must a Sole Agents for the CELEBRATED THOnPTON OLOVB KITTING J Remember every 50c. purchase entitles you to a chance on Piano. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. his surplus I'miitilln 0 tiavt- la-en hi lit v iii tlic shipped out n last ton vi'Hrs MAC. MAY I. tflOO. TBTOiLLA REFLBCTIONS. Will seal. I, I Arniro llils IciMi from the Irian Duke'i Encage m.mcomc trom Hie South Suburb. May I. The MM Mf bjbi pi v.ril. "I'ii 1 1 1 1 1 it intimate i'"X- Tutnillii. iiati'tn- If IB tint tliul rwuritii! an luinirl' n la-inn playt BM at lu-1 MOOaMH 111 attraction after tliut heart, "tin- in-n mine I la a crowded hoilse (ill Tia-slav night. The editors acre tin abaooaly prwaat. bat th.tr e Motional natures aere i" ufactad by tli? Lril bbm iben no-worketi of Irving, Ti-rrv. MuiisHi-ld, .lefieraon, l.an?trv, etc.. tlcv '!. I , I i I tn seek the taaa air to aire rent to their teal tagi while the lecond est was yet in prn- A Frightful Blunder ulti'ii muse u horrihle Imrii. MM of bruise. Baeklea fnl v'. thr I M-t in tin' world. iii kill the pain ami promptly ImmI 11. v ores 1. 111 sores. Ii'Vit sores. 11 cers felons, mrns, nil skin eruptions. riiri' mi earth. Ony J.i ct. Cure guaranteed, is Ki lv Tallinan A Co., Drugg ist. ALBA NOTES. Th- Ni York World, a paper with a lurt'i- tad growing rapBtanoa for brilliant alulity for erecting t iwering 1 1 La ,il 6ctl hi mi very -light bust uf fact, wishing to poiut a rl UiUiii"t Amorica'i entering; on a i' i.iiiiitl y '. i'-y, cites the present (biIm in In I in us an aiaajipla of Bag laaaVi hilar, along the bum line. T.n- Portland Oregon ian call, utten tin bi another itda ni the matter, bkh tin' World and it" dlaclplea tur nigh th- 'iiiiiry strangely nvi't liKik tad that il thi-re were famine in In i la and much nture destructive ones than the present long before EiikIuii'1 e r went there. Several yeurs air . arhefl another famine wus r.i. ; . i.t. . 1 he I'osiunpnl itati aaaja m mbi an American commis Mil'" Jalian Hanrthorae, t laaaatt natf th- eanaaa, apportion the Maine, and incidentally put Kngland in a bad a bola a poaaible. The i-otn-aiitaiuiier arrived in India, and, with etery facility fur thorough inveatiga tinn a! bil diapoaal, ineluding the testimony .if the native themselves, rai'inii the ( illoaring Dooelnaion, that, Willi thn ml iaif lanaaaraa under Fug rarnmenl were Inndaannta. they furniahed ratana lor a large Mnber Ui kei p loul and Issjy together ad lid war 1 lie emergency; while, ar-, under native govern nifiit, the Raj 11- and native ruler i" lied ii tin ir teir c ami the iiiulti. ta.li- aat -imply starved without any MM whatever. Mr. Ha vthorne die-1 eotered mother fact which may be In tweeting in thia eonnectiun, that the! am of India, or the Fellah of H indar Bngliab rait, if he con- "W-r- 1 .1 ... f auv-rieved by Ilia land-I kad V other ofSrlal , ran carry hiacaae into il,,. nunru and win II, natatblag elni'li it, thr a ild.-t Might of hia imair- 1 llili,ll ,i. i,..,. r ilreumt nf iuilnr nmler The Sawmill Will Bo In Operation In Week Will Celebrate the Fourth. Alba, r., April Ik). A foree of men are nt work on the rawmill plant be ing put in near here, and the mill w il be running in 11 week. Henry Moaaie, hatoraatad In the Bill, bai pnrchaawl a noaaa and will brintr bil family hen man, Alba people will Celebrate the Fnlirtli of July. The main feature of tin exrcna w ill lie a li'Tfe race am! there will be a fat 1 for the winner. Alba can ImaM nf one nf the beat half mile trark in the rmintrv. I'. K. Hoover ban purcliat-ed !lti head of horacH from llorwmaii llroa. and will devote himaelf t.i Imr-t- culture. Henry Thoinpfiin and UNI, oi l'.-i.-dlnton, ajK-nt a day lu re lat week. The rangea are excellent and beef will be ready for market earlier by aeveral weekx than in fnrtuat vear-. Mien Hlanche (iulliford, of' Pendle ton, came in by htage Saturday ami will tench aclmol in diatriet TH. PruapaOting in the mining country KMBth of here ia very active toll inrllMJ und many men are panaing through here for that wet ion. Mica How Smith, of (.'.,oer ere, It, wan in town today trading. Mark Stocker wlei ha ln-eii working nil llutter creek ha returned home. BKOWFLAKB. Look at Your Fare, Ami -it it it la reflecting dealt li or diaeaat K.irl - Clover Knot Tea : U'autitiua the face and comnlexiun, and ! axaurea jierfeet health All drugg:-t-. 'J'y centa und 5(1 cent Money refunded 1 if reaulta ure not aaticfactorv. Taliman ,V Co APRIL'S WEATHER RtlORD. iwtn.- raia V t Col fas, a w Hri'hoiiNemau nana-) (; tl 1 u. .,,n tril flir Ht,,Mj. Jyiijaie harhy which a fanner had wnfl in 1. - wurehouw. The farmer ut.u carhaula ol barlev abort and v 1 1 ,,r ; '"Id twn carloadM ulmut tin,. . He explained to the iat -v,r "proK'rly coiidmteil" MM giraa aaafe weightH to the aa:, w. itaalf g margin. Ami "rii. I thia ao daotdodTy iirniH'r 1 wo earloadx o't barley ""liV, ry nhort time. The un ijf Jury, however, found him ajaiplaiij thelt, What u and mi- ii-in e ; it w,,u d be n- .iiou. iiil 1, u ilium, mmm. 1 IIBord'l term for H4; date, :; 2t; 'late, ; mean luaxi mean mini- inchi" ii con- ill. in I.,,. 1...... " Silver-Piated Knive, f-orks and Smmn. I1.-1., ii- o. . ) llllle ,u,el .1 -, . ..i. y .M lbc Bet th "i-heap" i.,l , ," "' "lalaaa of au,M. ;..a. .K.m.i .if, uwe . 1. on , ,iul I um; lb , mcl Temperature Ranged from 84 to 2H and 1.72 Inch. a of Rain Fall. During th- month of pril, BMOrding to the repo'l ( ' Hwrver Win. Hilton, the temperature at Pendleton reache"! Hummer heat, 4 degreea on the Sot I,. Kaiu fell during the month 1.71' inchea. The Mimmurv of the dailv I rucord ahow : Maximum tenix'ratun I minimum temperature, mean temperature, .VI. 4 III 11 III temperature, li- . mum bamparatora, M i Totul precipitation, 1.1 (ireateet precipitation in am ecu live hour-. .Vi ; date. IS. Total vnowfall during the month, tra-e. No. of clear da. 17; partly cloudy, &; cloudy, K: on which .01 or more precipitation leli, 7. Prevailing wind direction, weat. Hate of froat, light, '.'th, I7tll and I'Nth. It Will Do You Good. A blood purifier und tiaue builder ia Kurl'c Clover Knot Tea. Sold for half a century mi our guarantee. Money refunded if rei-ult are not natinfactory. Price 'St ct... and U) ct. Tall man A Co. PECUL1AB ALCIOENT AT WESTON. Boy Falla on Level Ground and Breaks Hla Lag. A peculiar and very painful accident occurred on Monday at Wer-ton when the h- ear-old hoii of Mr. and Mr.. John Lareon fell on level ground and broke hia thigh-bone. The boy wa etandilig near tin- well in the yard at hia home, when another boy called to him. The LaUWM boy merely iTMaj to unweer the call and uu where the hov .-to... I who waa call ing, and, A- he turned, he fell, break ing hia thigh-hone. The ground waa level w hen-tin-accident occurred, and the manner in 1 which the boy broke hi leg- i a yatory Hugh "mi "f Mr. and Mr. W. 'tirahaui oi Waatoa, wa bar lad in that place on Monday. He waa 16 year iold. The DO had been in the hoapital 'at Walla Walla, where be underwent an oparation 'or appaodicUla, from which he failed to recover. rices remain Mrnm?. however mutton aheep are good stuff Boettcher Saya Sheep Shipped Baat. Boettcher nrrived from Ptilnaan Sunday night. He raid to the Kant Oregonian in talking concerning the ineep market in Chicago, that price have nihil strung during the entire past w inter mid soring. For a week past the market has Nvn alightlv off. the drop lieing from 20 to '2S cent a neal. r and fat to aell. Aordlng to Mr. IWttcher, the vcar lrtll will mark the U'ginnmg of a new cx'h is the aheep induatrv of this region. Heretofore, vast number of ahaap have ban purehaaad in Kastcm Oregon and Washington, have leen driven east, and diapoacd o( in the fall. Thia litis ineso of trailing sheep was followed regularly by a large Bnmbtt "f nien, who drove across this state and the other intervening states of Idaho and Wyoming to Colorado and Nebraska, somctimrs shipping a sr tion of the distance, but nlwnvs driv ing or. this end of the route. For twenty years this has bam the custom. "The trailing of sheep is at an end," said Mr. Hooiteher, "ami henceforth they must lie trnnss,rted by rail to the oust, and the trailer go ont'ol linsincss. There are two causes contributing to this result, one of which is the HMUlnj of immense quantities of range land. IB the stale of Wyoming, which an now mostly in the control of large cor porations. The lands leased from the OfOfUBMUl passed into the control ot these companies, and apparently tin leasing was manipulated in such 11 maimer as to control the avenues of inure-- into the state. At the very Imr ders of the state one is con Iron ted with the holders of leases from the govern uu nt under the dc-ert land act, and then is further handicapsd by tin passage of such oiiurantine laws hi the state us render it extremely Idticiilt uml highly expensive to take ahaap across that state. One may ship across the slate, but not into the state lor stopping there, except under tin tricte-t quarantine regulations, which iperate pructicallv to prevent, in tin future, any sheep being driven into tin -tate. This lea-mi: of laud am! th piarantine laws in the state of Wyom ing have erected a luirrier practical I impassible, hence the trailing of sheep muat atop Mr. Boettcher has himself, for mant ear-, trailed sheep to the east. Put. 11 anticipation of the conditions now existing, a season or two ago he gave up trailing, and now handles sheep like any other Oregon sheep man. He has large sheep interests here, to- get her with hia son, otto P.octtchcr. who ia 'rsonally in charge of tin business. Mr. Boettcher expects to remain in Pendleton no longer than two week-. It has formerly been hi- iistotii t" remain here the entire sea 'on, hut. unless something transpire p titer his plans, he will return houu 0 Chicago sometime during Mav. Mr. lloetti her is once more quartered at the Hotel Pendleton, which has been hi- home now for inaiiv vears during the summer season, and he will lie in mill-ton for t IBM In' 'ii lor a k'reater portion ot tin sH'iids in Oregon. A Monater Devil Fiah Destroying its victim, ia a tve of oiistipatiou The isiwer of this miir emus malady is felt on organs and nerves and muscles and liram. I here s uu health till it'a overcome. But I'r King's New Life Pills are a safe und er ain cure. Best in the world for stomach, liver, knlnevs und Inovi Is Inly ' cents at Tullmaii V Co. 's, Drug ;tore. LAWTON NEWS. Man iiii;,;: 'o "' luliiil, lur. r L. HimiL or -"itiiivi Jeweler and Optician. To Heal a Murt. Dae Banner Salve, tin great healer. It' guaranteed for cut, wounda, aore, piles and all akin diaeaaee. Pioneer Drug Store. u a a a a a a a - Don't lie fuo!i-h and pay a faucy price for package coffee you can buy C iase & Sautrirn's bulk coffee at the ,? n lr" : U goes furtbei aud makes a better cup. c tried, always used. The Building Boom It Now on and People Coming In. The Law ton Mulnlard furnishes the Kust Oregonian with the following items : With the advent of pleasant weather Law ton is (urging uln-ad with Imt iililding Imm mi and a seem- of great ac ivitv reigns everywhere throughout the citv. Mei'huiiu s of ull kinds mav ie seen dying their different voca ions a. if their very lives depended on ompleting that particular job in a aivan length of time. A. D. Stillman, democratic candi date for circuit judge of the sixth dis trict, is a native Oregonian, and was horn at lloliinsi n 1 1 le, this couutv. The "funs' of l.awtoii will soon rgaiiuc a baseball team to compete for tin- championship of Kasierti Oregon. We have material here for u crack team, the greater s,rtion being old knights of the diamond. J. II. Bullions and liny Miller came over Iron, Mimpter i-uttinluy to iiaa after their mining interests iri this dis trict. Mr. Bobbins i one of the rim ipal owners of the famous Concord ro,erty. .lame. A. Howard, secretary of the liwton lownalte company, has sold to W. K. Kurd the llohaon fractional (iiar t - milling claim. Thin fraction oiiis tin- l lieiuti, the prois-ny 01 .nr. lord, on the euat. Kd C Alien uml K. Malcolm, of Pandlaton, who arrivesl in the city last I l-rubi. i-i.ritUL started on llieir return bona Monday. While barn Mr. Allen invested in a corner lot on bsikaue incline, aud aa aoou a suitabh urrangements can Is- mude will begin ibi . oiistruction of a large businea hoiiae "ii bis purchase, lie is seri ously considering the proasition of embarking in the butcher business here. A representative of the Standard, in company with Kd C. Allen, of Pendle ton, visit' d the great Cougar mine two miles north of l.awtoii Sunday ami was amply repaid for the trip. The Cougar is one of the Is st uaying prop erties la the district jut how rich nobody but the owner, seem to know, und tliey refuse to give out the desired information, but it is safe to say from samples seen that the parties most in terested are in little danger for the present of becoming public charge. .1. W. J.urkm, one of tin- principal ow ner, and aopariuteudent of the prop arty hospitablv entertained the visitors as only a miner can perform theae olli.e.,' but lack of time prevented a triii through the mine und plant. The mill i a cyanide of ?60 ton capacity, almost new, having been erected about a year ago, und is driven by a 160 horse-power Corliss engine. Mr. C. J. Carlson, of Pendleton, has charge of the motive s,wer. l-ive Thing!. The five dineaaea for which Shilob'a Consumption Cure i eiiecially rucom tuended, an- Oonnha, Colds, whooping t ..ugh. Croup and Consumption. No miidiciiie ever made by man i equal to it in any respect. Bold under a isiaitive guarantee. Money back if it fail. 26 ct. 60 ct atid f 1 a Untie. Tallinan k Co. CHAS. ROHRMANN, tor Pcudlcton. ITALY OF OBKCON. Over A New Yorker Grows Bnthuilaallc Camaa Pralrl.'a Cllmat.. I. Wolverton, who with Mr. Wolver ton ha been visiting at tile ranch uf Mr. aud Mr. K B. Cambee at L'kiah, were gue.sts at the Hotel Pendleton aa tbev came in fnnu Cama Prairie to r.-tiirn to their home in Cunauduigua, Court Street New York. Mr. Wolverton ia very en thusiastic over the climate nnd scenery of Camaa valley, ami. in his descrip tions, tells in an Intonating manner the varied charms of one of the Banal favored localities in Oregon. Camas Prairie's Ivantio- of natural scct-ory, enhanced andj never marred by the comfortable homes and thrifty farms and busv dairies of the prosis'rons people living there. are a subject which draws from Mr. Wolverton a eulogy nnvst fervid, "People living then- an- not fully nppnviativo Of the beautiful region la which an their homes. And the peo ple here in Pendleton and in other nearbv places certainly do not know how favored .1 sis.t can be found out then1 in Canuts vallev. There, one ex periences nil the freshness ol a moon tain altitude, with the sunny bright ness of cloudless akies. The air is in v igorating and would piny hnviv with anv 1 tirk 1 iik- disease irerms that ever invaded a human body. One feels tin -tri iii?th ol voiitli as the tin-ores htow fresh from s-aks and ranges MffWBaJ ing. nd life takes on a new aspect ti the one iroing then' from anv other region. "Ds's one want variety of climate, hi- may remain in the sheltered valley where now he will be safe fn-in tin -uggi-stioit of imghness of wind or tem perature, enjoying a summer almost ideal. Or. he can go out noon moun tains and perhaps tiud a tleeting vet vigorous winter, come N-latcd and vet none the less n w inter. "If one can titnl anywhere a more baaatltaj carpet Ol green than that w ith which nature covers the OBBjBl Vallev at this time, I hois- ha will tell me. that I may go and search il out. Mile after mile it extends, from hill to bill. The prospect before tin observer fn in one of the hillsides is unrivalled in any country in which I have been. "I have travelnl lar and wide and been in BWnv places, but have found no -pot more Uautiftll. Were I asked to name it, I would call Camus valley the 'Italy of Oregon,' and think the name well chosen. " Mr. and Mrs. Wolverton have been throughout the west, and have very much in 'Mil their visit at I kiab, aa may he judej tnun Mr. Wolverine -1 nlniisia-t 11 ueevription of that lo cality, lie was there when Natute has done In r best work the springtime - when any person who can appreciate nature's beaulv would wax just as elo quent as did Mr. WolvnrtOB us be MM over the last ridge ami enme down into the Camas valley. Mr. liamhee, at w hum- home Mr. and Mrs. Wolverton were entertained, accompanied them to Pendleton us 'hey Iliad., their departure for New York state. CASTORIA Bears thr signature of Cans. II FLarc In use for mure Hum thirty years, anil Jkt JiimJ Fha iitvt Alwoyl JlougJU. Arrivals at the Hotel Pendleton, Chas Bingler, Portland. M Dalaraga, Portland. 0 M siuilb. Portland. Ii M Tar, Portland. Miss l.anbam. Baker City. W M Lewis, Denver. N B Merritt and wife, Duluih. Ben Muniabeimer, New York. P I. .laeolMigicv, San Krancisio. O M Taylor, Portland. J w Ca-on, Porttasd, C 0 Stacy, Portland. C Gistoii, Portland. Jai l Kaanay, llappner, Kd Manassee, Athena. 1'wis Smith, Portland. D I Hall, Portland. N Berkeley and wife, city. M II Patlon, Ssikane. A Kmvthe, Arlington. N O Peterson, S okane. J 11 Kloaeknar, Bpokana. K B Coman. Poitlund. P V. Hiinsueker, Spokane. Jos Mever, Port land. Kruuk Dnnna, Portland. Nick Huberts, Portland. W f Dillon, Portland. Mrs T I. Davidson, Salem. L N Hughes, Heppuer. Wm C Biph-v, Portland. P I Holt, Siinkton. N Yauncey, San Krancim-o. .1 w Suwyer, Cblnago. W I Brock, Poitlund. How sad it is to see weak children- toys and girls who are pale and thin. They can not enjoy the sports of child hood, neither are they able to profit by school life. They are indeed to be pitied. But there is hope for them. has helped such children for over a quarter of a century. Your doctor wtU tell you it it both food and medicine to them. They betjin to pick up at once under it use. Their color improve, the flcah become more firm, the weight inccasu and ail the full life and vigor ol childhood rcturni again. At ll duggwla ; lis. and Ii ou. SCOTT tk tVlWSk. I'UiiiiaU. Naw Y'-rk. Received Two Carloads Furniture, Go-Carts. Baby Carriages, Window Shades and Pixturea, Lace Curtains, Portieres. S t- our tttock toforu you buy. Baker & Folsom The Complete House Furniabers, fdaiu St., next to Fotitomce OLD SBTTLBBS' BSUNI0N. It Oeeura at Weston on May at to June a Thia Year. lU-vtiuuing on the last day of the month May 81, tun Plonaar'i laaocla tiOO of Umatilla county will bold the annual session in Weston. The meet ing w ill continue during Juno 1 and I The lust day, June 2, will In- devoted to potlttaa, all other topics and niatter of interest being rbrgottan on that 08 naajon, Prominent ss'akers will be pn-sent to pnsent the views of the several parties. The prohibitionists are expecting to have John 0i Woolo there on that day, ami the democrats and republicans will each also have some speaker from elsewhere who is of w Ma reputation. B. B. Hall, of Weston, is hen- today ami w ill attend to some mutters in con nection with the Mating, lie hopes to see many Pendleton people attend the sessions, and has received assur ances that Ihev will do so. The other two days will bj taken up with various features of inton-st. The annual reunions of the I ' unit i I In Pioneers have in the past been success fill in a high dcuree. and the BBBOCla tioii will MM that this vear the fornu r stamlanl is maintained. BtMBOT 01110, CrTT or t uii isii I.CCAS t'ol NTY. Kruuk J rln-iii'v nniko oath tlisl balath si'iilur aailnai el too ttrm i-l V. .I t'hi'Hr,v .1 Co ill-Hit! tltl-tlli-ss III llli- i (IV ,if ToK-llll.' Ill slut slate sforc-alil. ami llml -ni l linn III i n II11--um nf one Hundred lulUr lor rarh ami ararj oaaaoi calarrh that aannot beearad b) itu1 uu- id Hall'- caiartli fiirc. sm-rn in aafata mr ami Mbecrlbert in at) preaence thia 8th day ol Uet ,-iniirr. A 1 ir naa t A W GLX VSON, - Vnisiv Publle. Hall - l alarrh ' lire Is taken liitrtnallv ami art- illri-cllv ntt the 1-1 1 and nuii nii- -iiifares t ilir system, ss-ml fur teatlmotilala, frcr K. .1. t'HENKY A i n , rolerio, Ohio. Sold liv druggists. T.'s-. Mall's Vamlly l'lll arc lln la-at. sr. vl Local Marke. Pemllelon dealers are INS V inn the lowing priiva for ranch ami farm luce : Butter. S5c a-r roll. Egga, li"uc par doarn, Potatoaa, 80c per sack. Parsnips. (We ar sack . Calihage. - per loo pounds. Turnipa, 7.c is-r loo siunda. Chicken- W to f I (HI (s r (loll flicks, f i per id men, Live turkeys, 10c s-r pound. ( leese, 1 10 per ib ajBB . fol pro The most stnhlsirii coughs resulting tr in an attack of la ; . or bcavv cold, most yield to the wonderful bca ling properties of poley's Hona) ami lar, which st re igt hens the lungs and makes lln BJ sound. Nothing el as giMsl. Pioneer Drug Slore. Purity and Accuracy ia''' are necesaary III drug. Medicine when prepnred with adulterated IngredlenU cannot serve the BUfJMI I deal fad. Otll drugs are all standard and our prescrip thn departuieiit bai our afMM ial care MaM orders will receive prompt and careful attenilou BROCK A MoGOMAS lleadipiarters for Cameras and Photographic Supplies. Corner Main an I Court St , Pefldletoa French Restaurant In iiinnectlon with ... LaFontaine Hotel gM Mrals In the City. ipcn Day and Mghl. Ous LaTontainc - Prop, w .1 ! i Hi oi,.,. Main St. Oregon Lumber Yard .SIT I S. I.umhcr, lath, ShioKlcH, ItuilcliiiK I'apci', 'I ar Paper. MouldinKN. Picluitg, I. iuie and (xiiu nt, lirick and Sand, Sii-h gnd Doors, Mcrsen IIikhsAj Windows,' Terra (ilta Plpti Borie & Light, Props Alia opp, Court Hotjag Jersey Milch Cows FtH SMA . The lllideraiglied offers for sale I I lit .ii I. v DKUVKKY, at bis plana H miles West of Kcho, oil llutter ('nek, a liumls-r of young, high grude Jersey cows, with cuhes on had, lor sale ( 'orresioi,iieiicc nol icilod. I.. C. KDIil.ltS, rabo, Oregon. A Complete Line Furniture, Irou Beds, Carpets, Bgby Caniagea and Picture M. uldiui;, Lumps, Crockery, and a full line of Undertakers' Goods. W. 8. MEL80M. Maiu Street (JpptnJU Kaal Oregouiail Our Boys' Clothing la w i i hi tter than moat atorna soil. Till. CLOTH 18 BETTER, THE TRIM MINUS ARK BITTER. Mil TAILORING IS BFTTFR. Vnd tin- prices are Invariably LOWM, Don't take our word for It; convince yourself When rem are down town atep Into the -tor.-, view tin- be-t assortment of hoy-' attire ever gathered under MM roof In Pendleton, fat will tliul ait evtensiv varb-tv of popu lar patterns, ami we p-,ltivey l' 1 1 a rant ee each and aaffj anil In our Um D' ip irtiiu-iit shall bl ower In price llian goo I, of liK ajuaJltj an ba botighl eenan-aeee, KM l; I'ANTS 5HIIS. $1 o i to fri.no. L0NQ iams i-pii-ci: inrs, $4 50 to $15.00. NKW SPRING BTYI.B8 AHK M.I, IN. aaaalaja P ,1 Popular ithtcru, ti 1 MANHOOD RESTORED V"u.ri!??""l b Vnniigtr, lit tin -sCMi'ti-"! ftmt iituitH t 1 ') ti ithMii'lri, Hill uiImi k' v t -n flM ff alt n. r niiaj nr li - i -. - 1.1-, HtD h m l.ii wf f Mtnlnawil, I aa aa t , I'rtltltl In IhP II Ml' la, h- ........ I KmlMlnni . rtoa IH-hllHi alaa llt itr-at in fl4i I lint ( tf l. ii n Ir aa-aaaa 4 iitaa t nf liiM. 1 , . , .rgjr, whk i tl it. i l" li iii iii h..rr. r f (riPMIcifalMi'id' .u(r . i irin KM w mi t'l , MB, lit Ulllt. 'ilill rrMUaf III1 IJ'I . I . I f " v kimwii tin toxlhii -'.laiiax A vfrj ' SIICI and realm I ii '-ur.. r. ilia nniy aim-Mi n-iiniiv i..i-u. u .iraiiii... uiv en an.l um o l nrr. l II a (.. mall. Simi i r..r i ua k i-ir, i.i r ana n sin A.. I.. i 1 1 oi. il 111, , M. ,. foil s v i.t: liv i i.i.m . v ,v i 1 1 wrIMra I .i i lint i It. i 1 a i laiianl i lira. l !- a km Mk o. Horn ana, .-on I'lam ua u. Cak . DllftrtMtntfl, pf x 1 1 i.i TOW, OfttMOHi FKehlng Tackle. The lu-st lino iboWO, I looks JC er dlMBMi t ) ;sc per ilo.en; HisUcts Hsi" iltld 1.'" w.uil , UtadgrB, Keels uttd laWH iK booki 15c Poles 5c tip 7 1 s Main Sttcct I'lic Hlue I'ront vVVW VWAr VVVWVVVVVW iSVVvawsvvvNAAV, Pendleton Planing Mill k Lumber Yard K. P0R8TBR, I'roprlctor. Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Posts, And All Kinds of Itulldlnu IMatrrial. Orders lor mill work pr tnptlv executed. Purnishes ditis ai'd esliinilts mid KUiiiaiiHes traction, cost id 11 11- C vwws Assvvsswsvsvvsvssvs Hotel Pendleton Under New i.in.it uu ni 1 Strictly First Class Kxcelleot Cuisioe. lNf) Mudera Coovenience Kar and IllllUrd llooms. i (ilvo Us 1 Trill. Kdtes $2.00 1 day Special Kites by Week or aioatb T it. 1 h i s lur Travallng Men. The Kent Hotel In t astern Urcuon. Van DriH Bios., I'rups. Suttessors tu J. t. Moore AMIiKICAN PLAN. $..()) per Day and Upwards I local rtalal lit tha i s in. N oithwaat THE PORTLAND PORTbANOi owKtioN- Special Wataa tu Baatarn Ora;on people for tourlat and coinmciclal travclera. vialtlna H., Hand Ncailijuartera tf. C. iiuvM M s. Managar. Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread Ube Uyera' lu m Klour. It took fiiat premium at the Chicago Wurld'a Pair, over all competi tion, and gives excellent satiaiactlon wherever used. livery sack in guaranteed We have the beat Steam tolled Barley, Heed Kye and Beurdleaa Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. I, BY tltS, Prop. Bran, Shorta, Feed, etc