ljSUN UNDERWEAR
FOR LfblES.
Gowns, - 50c to $3.00
Drawers, - 25c to $1.25
Corset Covers, 23c to 75c
Knit Chemises, 4c to $1.25
.,. trniint to give asay a $5 o Piano. Every 50c. purchase
Uffliri""-' entitles you 10 a 1 nmr.
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
,n efSTON NIIOHiOMOOD.
HMVS Now RSO Foot Doop Re
publican Club Rally.
Ilr..ifi.lil:ll I Itllll'IIH'll Ml
LcuiliT fur tlif fiilliiwini!
,,, Mm
dit.liintf baseball the ''
j I I Hwaaaart'i young aon lmi
IlkLt .;.., .r ni I. in led hand Wildly
tarmml. The ball itrm'k Idi nnef
Hp iml wnethlng bad to nam troin
Elm ol the collision.
Thi'M'l ni'f wii-" ti-lfrn) tn t I tins
an to hi triandi arxl ledge lirrtlinm
., Vassal nf tin 1 1. -i T I "I Wilde II.
ll-lArnt Ullk.T-ti. 1. 1 . I "ill II. It lll"
'I -' " ' , .
((fMionwl Men sorrow here, where
the yomilt "inn liH-'hlv resa!ted
raiiVcuunt ol Ihe sterling strength and
manlinesH nf his I'luirarter.
Iir. ft W. Vloeent, Pendleton
nienittir mayor. t;i- in town Tuesday.
Iir. Vincsnl Iw I n uliligiiig ei irh
U mnfi' tin' ri'iiiililiiiin eiiiniuign in
thinoHiiitv, iiihI I'linie 1 1 tn I'oiiHiilt
nth the tvntral 1 oiniiiitti'inoii here
o'liivrniiiK reuint r.it ion of voters mill
utlier mutter.
(eorye l. feebler, democratic enndi
Jilt for county treasurer, was in town
lift week on a can ran ol the l.a-t
Kml. Mr. IVelder i an exteiiHive
firmer inirtlitve't ol Pendleton, ami
in Ml resident of the enmity fur
'.'I year. He ie well known and well
like), and will make a uood raee (or
treaiarer.
One of the attrartive features nf the
pioneers' reunion at Weston, will lie
irnv lietween urav-liaireil Nirinterti
tbn niuit lie over llo years old. 'Squire
hmtr in laanaitin;: this ivont, anil
ill endeavor to Induce I'M Simpson,
I.E. tjalitut. .'. W. Young, MN
linrr. Mr. Shiirii way ami nther eligible
MMii eontati with bin.
.til arrauxeiiieiits (or the I' mat ilia
Cunoiy Pioneer Asoi iution's Meventh
annual rcim ion al Walton on May .'II
l June I unit 1', are progressinu
Inwabljr. There i every ironpeet that
Ihe iv-un hn will he the-moHt Mift'essfiil
iMialali "i tbe association, and
tint tile larger! fathering oil people
rrrrsilnew.il in I'matilla eountv w ill
us-mlile at Walton.
The well at Still la-others' ,,Mee four
"ilwnorlli ol town lias baan drilled
t-j a Jentli of 00 (eel without striknm
a sulHrient nupplv ot water, and opera
lwii have beta lUapeoded for the
Mat, The well has alreudv eost a
Mil Mne, and tbe expense in
S"" nropurti.iiii,.v with dep'h.
m Will boys deserve eredit for their
raierpris.' ami ..n 1, ,,. ,,, ,roseeiiting
""' work, and it i- ,K., that sm-cuss
ill yet mud them.
' ml .Mr,. J, V York returned
' ' r lr"" ' .ir a, l.riiiK-
SMWaiMi pair of twins horn
wi their ai...-: Mr. York reports
m ,lln- At lant ie eoasl to (treuon
KoauevU for ,-,, ,.rilw ,,jH Vl.ar
"ft"". 1 1, NM aoooanpanlad
ky K w I (avis, 01 pine Ridge,
J . Who ,au 1 tll see what ttn-
'?"" If satislied witli the eoun
g h-"d, to remuin and east his
lUithe itilr,. f tli its growing
McKinley ami llolmrt ulnfa of
C " r''H at tl ,.ru house
ev.-nin- ,ar Weston voters
"i 111. inn, ,t,., i,n,, itrest in
Z"? U'-"U' and the Mldiwoa
IbTi "V"'.. A ,,,w r,,"",rk'i -
r"y r. j. Kirk. ,uli,,i... , i,
SSST-Ptatjsl Knive.,
anu spoons.
nyiiiB o,u.
C ri .,,;: "v. b,i " ron want
U,otatl ksal . . ..',' Illtle li,rel
.U,"'1"' 'Kiior,- , : "- in tlie unit.
Z "' Ufnsuh ihe'Sfi K,',,'",
SliV" Hi.- T' "" 1 "Ini ol l.l.lliw
"x.lle.i by Ih. . i " srmi t
' "io uiaiiu(M..urr.
L Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optician.
logisliitiire, and Lot Li wr mora, oaadi
date (or elerk L. B. Keeder, who is
again standing lor 11 seat in the house,
L'live (inile a lenetliv ailclress. Mr
Keeiler s argument seemed In lie maiti-
v ili'teli-ive of the uoverinneiit 's noliev
eoneerning i'uerto Rico and the Pbi(
Ippinee, Both the legialative uandi
dates nxpreaaed themselves in favor of
it hroad and liberal educational police,
iiml ssike kindly of the normal school
here.
John Shaw is introducing a new
variety ol iiotato, called Ihe ''Mortgage
Lifter." Two years ago he sent 1!5
cents rust nnd received just one potato,
lie planted it, planted the crop from
it next time, and last fall graft plenty
of potittis'S on two lots to supply the
family, us well as furnish s I to sev
eral neighhors. The "Moftgaga
Lifter" is h smooth-skinned, genteel
looking potato, with no knoli-like
protiiliernuces that mark the plablWI
spud. It is very prolitlc, ami there
would never ln anv danger of a potato
famine in Ireland if this variety was
given 11 show. Mr. Shaw thinks that
if given a u'eneral trial in this locality
it will lead all other varieties in popu
larity. .1. (.. Hood, justice of the eilcc,
Crosby, Miss., makes the following
statement: "I can certify that One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that is
claimed or it. My wile could not net
her hreuth ami the lirst dose ol it be
lieved her. It has also beueliled my
whole family." It acts immediately
and cures roughs, colds, croup, grips,
bronchitis, asthma ami all throat nnd
lung troubles. Tollman a Co., leading
druggists.
Htats OK OHIO, citv ok TDUMW I
Loeaa Ootnrrv. 1
I milk J. ('honey innse oatll that he Ik till'
sun lor partner al ifie iirm ol k J.' Ohebej .v Oo,
ilotnir IiiinIiii'iim til tlie i'll ni Tnli'iln. t'OUaly
soil Itata Hfnrcslit, ami tlml .mIiI II rm will my
the .am ni 1 ini- lltnntri'ii buiur- loreaohaaa
every i-hm of I'Htsrrh Ihut eHlilml Is' cureil hj
the nai ni HaU'a Oatarrti Cwe.
sworn 111 Mara mi- (tmi aabaeribad In my
jireHeiice till, nth day el lieeeialMir, A.
v. Notary rilhlic.
Hull's Catnrrh Cure I. token ilili'rnnlly hiiiI
aetM illroetly on the bhsiil mioI iiiiii-oii. .nrlaeoi
of rile ayatem. Hellil for teNtlllliilllsl.. Iree.
V. J. CUKNKY .V CO., Toledo, Ublo,
Snlil hv ,ln;i 1 7.N'
Hull'. Kaiully I'lll. are the Im'.i.
FINISHED Ml I A H I NI.
Cunningham Say Clip It Beat Ever Had
In this County.
Onirics Cunningham came in from
his much on Thitrsduv evening, btving
completed shearing his sheep. Mr.
Cunningham, in common with all
other sheepmen, says the clip is the
best 1 In- vear lie has ever had. lie lias
sheared ' something like ISO.IHHI
pounds.
" I he wool is long, strong and full
of life, ' ' nun! lie.
"No such clip has before been
sheared by Umatilla county sheep
men. '
Mr. Cunningham had an increase nf
1114 Mr cent. This is highly satisfac
tory to him.
Mokl Uu positively cures sick
heudaehe, indigestion ami constipa
tion. A delightful barb drink, he
moves nil eruptions of the skin, pro
ducing a crfecl complexion, or iimm y
refunded. irc and otic. Fof sale by
Ilrock Si Mediums.
Arrivals at the Hotel Pendleton.
II II Hendricks, Kossil.
I.erov Lotliux, l llioll.
Irene Zicrolf, Corvallis.
J A Allison, Portland,
.1 W 1'asMii, Portland.
E Allen, I'biladelphiii.
J F fail, Kochcster.
ieo W llyclic, Huston.
F I. Coykendnl I , Boston.
C M Smith, Huston.
Hurley G i'arralt. Salt Lake.
I Minus, Itaher ( Hv
0 I Oriffitb, San Kruncisco.
1 Natbaii, Ni'W Vork.
M .1 iiuckloy, Star buck.
N O Peterson, Spokane.
M II Patton, Spokane.
.1 II Kloeekiii'i'. Spokane.
Lew is Smith, I'ortlaiid.
Win T Corey, Spokane.
M ,1 Struck! New York.
F It Hauka, Portland.
Prod Know lion, Keattle,
w 11 Manny, Walla Walla,
l. a Jaokon, Walla Walla.
F F Manor, Portland.
Arthur Austin, I'hiladelphiu.
( i l Hurst, New Vork.
Alex Hrysdale, city.
OKI IrabajDi oitar.
Harry Bitton, Bono.
M A Butler, Haker City.
W K Uleudirrning, Portland,
J 0 Orawford, Portland,
"Do Witt's Uttla Early Rlaara ara
too flnaal pills lover used." 1. J
Mire, Millhrook, Alu. Tltey quickly
cure all liver and bowel troubles.
Tullinuti & Co., Landing liruggists.
A Word to Farmers...
w, ' ls llu' 'lawn of harvest we wish to announce that
Cutlarv " lnc of Harvest Supplies, Dishes, Tabic
enabl s''" Luoki,,K Utensils. We buy for spot cash, which
to sell chtapajr than InOM who buy on credit.
ast Sanborn's Teas and Coffees a specialty.
kA CHAS. ROHRMAN,
WW !) l-codletuu. Court street
TRAINING FOR FIELD DAY.
Public School Athletai Preparing tor
Saturday, May tp,
Tbe Mrd annual field dav of tl. rw
dlcton public schonls, to take place al
Simpson Peringer s raorjfraok on
Saturday. May 111. is tl .Hj,,n fr
r.'k'iilnr training by the oons men
nowadayi. The work ,.f preparation i
m the bunds of Roy Gonkiin, aeaittani
principal. Mr. Oonklin is now gettina
ready bis list of events ami contort,
ants, and in a lew davs will have it
complete.
The events arc to lie open for the
1 endieton public aohooli ami tbe Wet-
ton normal school students, who will
come down w ith some crackniHcks so
the report is.
Of tbe Pendleton hovs, four of the
best have ls.cn sick this week, so that
J training has been interfered w ill,
to that extent. Wyrirk. the crack
sprinter, has been laid up, and is not
V'1 Ml; It is hoped he will bo nble
to participate in tlx ntests, however,
Wells, the board jumper, ami Cronin
ami Hawks, all-round men. hnvp tieen
sick, hut are out and will train from
this time 011.
1 lie Held day is In be preceded by
the indoor physical culture entertain
ment at the Krazcr opera Imasc next
lliursday evening, May 17 This is to
is. an entertainment ol merit and will
be more fully made known later.
It is desired tn offer prir.es for the
fifteen events on tield dav. Assistant
Principal Oonklin will ask the busi
ness men to put up the prizes, asking
in no instance for expensive things,
hut merely meh articles, as win furnish
a list of suitable prir.es.
The university of Washington and
Whitman college bad a tield dav on
Wednesday, which was well attended,
Hate receipts were 1200. Tbe I'll ion
thus speaks of the affair :
''The state university vi.-itors carried
oft the lion's share of the honors in
the tield day contests at the race track
yesterday afternoon. The Whitman
athletes showed lack of practice in
every event, snve the bicycle races
when the prowess of Walters. Moorl
and Toner gave cause for irrent rejoic
iny ami partly recompensed for the
other fallen heroes.
"Over 5(K) people witnessed the sport
and the slarim; hot sun did not melt
their enthusiasm, (for tlie majority
preferred closer proximity to the scene
of active oaaMUROM than the shade of
the uraiid stand afforded.
"Considering Ihe condition of the
track some tine records were made and
four were broken, including the north
west record for 4411 yard sprinters.
George I'arris of tbe Scuttle Athletic
club last year male a record of ft:t 2-S
seconds for this disance und Hiintoon
yesterday lowered tiiis to fi2 2-5. The
previous university record was .VI 4-5.
in the HMO-yurd run Morford lowered
the university record held hv himself,
from 2:011 to 2:0" H-fi. The record for
the 220-yard dash was reduced from
28 1-5 the lime made by Veser lust
year to 22 4-6. in the hurdle nice,
Caulkins lowered John Palmer's uni
vorsitv record by 2-f of a second."
All interesting event, one which w ill
he on the program here on May 10 was
the mile relay, which the I'nion thus
ilescrils's :
"The last race was entered by
Worthiiigton, tl. Lasater, Walter and
Palmer lor Whitman, and Thayer,
Morford, Chestnut and Caulkins for
the university. The tirst iiuarter was
run by Caulkins and Walters; the
latter lust ten yards for Palmer, bis
successor, wbo gained some on Ibaver
llirinir the second ouartcr. Chestnut
and Worth ittgtOfl run the third relay
and turned the race over to Morford
and Lasater. They came down the
home stretch abreast and Morford won
hv a nose. Time, il :4X "
No RlRht 10 Ugllneai.
Tin woman Wkfl la lovely in face, form
and temper will always have MOMB, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health, if she Is weak, sickly and all
ruu down site w ill be uervoua aud irri
table. If she lias constipation or kidney
trouble her impure blood w ill cause piiu
pies, blotches, skiu eruptions aud a
wretched complexion. Klectric illttera is
the bee) medicine in tbe world to MM
late stomach, liver ami kldueys, and to
purlfj the blood. It gives strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion. It will make a pood-look-Ing,
charming woman of a ruu-dow u in
valid. Only in at Tall mini A Co. 'a
drug store.
PRESIDENT MEDICAL SOCISTY.
Dr. Park Willis, of Seattle. Honorad by
the Physlelana.
Dr. Park Willis, of Seattle, brother
ol Mr?- I.ee MoOrboOOi wus honored by
tbe state medloal newly of Washing
ton lit the annual meeting III Ss kltlle
on Wednesday, in being elected to the
presidency lor the coming year. Pr.
Willis la a young mull who bus risen
to eminence in his profession in the
cbiei city ol Washington, having one
i tin- largest practices in neatlte.
Al the meeting in Scuttle, the society
dopted a resolution, which, in view
of the existence bore III reMlOfOfl ol a
well observed ordinance against expec
torating on siduwulks, will be read
with some interest :
"Wo tin- physicians aaeeaibted al Ike
Beating ol tlie stale medical society,
huvi' noticed witli grit iiicut ion the
clean oundltion of the sidewalks,
piilhic buildings ami streetcars in rpo-
kuiie, which ure unusually fns from
the disgusting sputa noticed in other
4-i I les of the state.
'Wbereas, 1 uberciilosiM is the cutis
of more deaths than any other one dis
ease und this being to a lurge extent
preventable, and m outer hmn tin
rapid increuso which is going on at
1, resent. Mc lieu to Cull the Uttelltioll of
II oitiaa und towns in tlie state of
WaabinMtofl to the offoetnal preventive
methods which are now being enforced
in tlie city of S.sjkune, via., an ordi
nance prohibiting ezpaotoratioa in
halls of public buildings, street cars
ami sidcwulks. Therefore be it
"Uesolved, i'hut the secretary of this
aociety trananll a copy of 11.1- roaoiu
tiou to tin- olticers of each city and
town of tbe state of Washington, to
gether witli u copy of tlie Spokane or
dinance; with a recommendation that
similar laws he pussed und enforced
in Mb, r'VlLLI8,
"W. c. uox,
OonniMaei "
Worae Than War.
Hundreds uro killed in wur, bit
hundreds of thouaandl ure killed by
oonaumptloo. There would I 110
deaths at all caused by tins tcrrMde
diaeaae, i people could lie naada in lav
derataud that Bbilon'l cough and con
auniptioil cure is u sure remedy if tuketi
in the eurlv stages. 25 cts., 50 Ota. and
1 bottle. I'riipigisls will refuiid the
money if a cure is not effected, full-
mSnrn 0o., leading druggists.
CONBlTcTOtIS' ANNUAL PICNIC.
To Be at Tha Dalles on May 87 Over
2000 Peopl Expected.
riannr" Oonduotor Win. Dtum. of
the (i It V N Pendleton -Porltalid
run announce- tie- annual picnic of
the 'order Kailway Conductore at
The Ltallea ou May 27. Mr. Duuu ia
cliairman of the committee of arrange
ments, the other members being Sam
Veatch. of the Southern Pacific; W.
w. Pnrnell, of the Southern Pacific, .J.
A. Allison, of the O. H. A N. : and
T. T). Hughes, a former conductor nnd
now foreman of the yards of the term
inal company at the union depot in
Portland.
Mr. Dunn thus told of the picnic nr-
rangenenti to the Baal Oreaunlan i
The oonduoton ax peel to ran be
i ween BB and 40 conches hjffl'he Unlles
from Western Oregon point-, in which
aometbtng like 21100 people will Ih
carried. A train will ini run from
Sheridan on the west side of the
Willamette river; a train from Albany
mi the east side; a train from Pallas
connect inu with the main excursion
train; and a train from Portland.
Persons desiring to go from points
east from The Pallcs may take west
bound train No. 1, arriving at The
Halles al 12:S0, and come home on No.
i. which leaves Portland in the eve
ning.
The conductors annual excursions
have baan the highest excnrsioim ever
run in Oregon. This will be the ninth
annual one. The Halle snple will
exert themselves to entertain the ex
cursionists, nnd all who attend will !
sure to enjoy themselves.
Hla Lite Was Saved.
Mr. I K. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
I h.. Mo, lately had a wonderful
deliverance from death. In telling of It
he says: "1 was taken with typhoid fe
ver that ran into pneumonia. Mv lungs
became hardened. 1 was so weak I
couldn't even sit up In bed. Nothing
helped me 1 expected to stain die of
consumption, w hen 1 heard of Dr. King's
New Dtacovery. One bottle gave great
relief; I continued to nee it and now am
well and strong. 1 can't say tis much in
its praise." Tills marvelona medicine ia
the surest nnd ipilckest cure In the world
for all throat and hunt troubles. Regular
sizes Stic and tl Trial bottle free at
Tall man A t o.'s drugstore. Every bottle
guaranteeed,
MERITORIOUS MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Flsk Jubilee Sinitera Realize the High
Promlsea that Wore Made.
Seldom has an audience at the I rarer
opera house been more highly pleased
than the one thai heard the I' isk
.Jubilee singers on Thursday evening.
The company rendered a program of
real merit, and exhibited voices which
were of rare ipiaiity lor the class of
music comprising the program.
Mrs. Maggie K. I'. Cole, the leading
soprano ami musical directress, pos
sesses a voice of unusual jsiwcr and
rich quality, which apic red to ad
vantage in several solo numbers.
Clias. II. Downs, the basso, rendered a
soldo, Pinsutis' "Tlie Bugler." His
voice was U tter in chorus work than
in solos, but was quite well received
in the Plneoti ntuabor.
The remainder of the program con
sisted of quartets ami choruses,
not one of which failed to please
Numerous encores proved the apprecia
tion ol the audience, which was not so
I a rue as the excellence of the enter
tainment deserved.
"Tlie illacft Crook.'' May 111, is tlie
next attract ion ut the I' rater.
It Thla Plain Enough.
If ymi have u uniting cough and lire
losing flesh, go to a drug store, and
gel a bottle of Sbilob's Consumption
cure. Tuke two-thirds id it, und then,
if yon are not Is'tiellted, return the
bottle to the druggist, and lie w ill re
turn your money. Isn't that fair'.' No
one could ask more. 25 els., 50 cts.
and 1 1 a bottle. Talltnau At Co., lead
ing driiL'iMats.
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING.
Will B Held at Council Rooms on
Saturday Evening.
At H o'cl'K'k on Saturday evening, at
the ctiuncil nsitus, u meeting will lx
lield to uttend to the preliminary ir
rungemeuts for the Fourth of July cele
bration which is to he had in Pendle
ton this fear. At this meeting, which
need consume only u few minutes, the
general idea of the celebration will be
discussed, and such couniiiltees ap
sdiited us will Is- thought necessary.
Business men ure urnod to arrange to
lie present for the short time tiece--sary.
Preparations will lie made so
that the business muy he truiisactcil
expeditiously.
The ideu of Pendleton having a cele
bration this year has leen unanimous
ly endorsed by tile business men und
others. It is the general desire that
the MOlobrathm '" mudc a goi.l one, us
gissl as is sissilde. The meeting for
the appointment of committees is held
thus eurlv, in order that plenty of
time Ih- allowed, und ulso tbul the -
pie of tbe neighboring towns muy bave
umple notice of the celebration.
CASTORTA
Beat, thr .ig-nutuicuf CllAb. II I'l KTC
lu u.r lur MaTJI tliau thirty psaMBi aud
Jkt iJ KIM ti Alwaji MuugM.
An HB tp data bicycle al IN, ladies'
wheels 20. ut thet'rescent Agency in
tlie Last Orcgoniun building A second-bund
bicycle in gissi order for 15.
Terms easy, without interest.
My hltif ftffl iiulr ti MtMfi It WM
Ii . s l . -1 tl , ilh 1 V'-lll'l I'M .ik Oft, ail'l li'l
gaT.tll' Wile) full uf try iluittli utf ttmt I fXilii'l
cajiiii) uut. A I'if ' miouwI i ' I sack uf bfer
haifl L.tl'i, aiil Uh llu U' uf In i mtfmd laM
tiAir w'Ud utity twu or tint liwh - lofu. I
II -i 1 1 ' t I It 1 it A -i' . t MWl faiilitt 1 I ill I H V
OttlUuf til, atOrd br UaU Un (1lll IU Un UaU
aMtaHjUtWiaUk. Mu. A. UOWSKV, Alli. !,.
Wann eiiauiLsLsO will. Ct net Hit hi ar- winl light drawav
lug w acts LUTli iki, Ltuie.l ot aiisuUwuu. will tsimw
Uu aclp aud Luur uf ciual eCaUaw, ajad duidiufl, i audita!
LmWltttl and ilclilbg aUifSMMV
Pendleton
Machine Shops
B. K. Ii a i it iki ,
Proprietor. . . .
General Machine Repairing
and HlackMiiithiutt.
WORK f.t VK AMI I I)
Juuctlou Court aud Aita Hu., one bin k
oast of By. rs' Mill.
NEW O R. A N. TIME LAKD.
It Becomes Eltsctlv Sunday Next Not
Many Chanees Are Made.
The new timccard of the O. K. ,V N.
Co. which hecotnes effective on Sunday
next, May PI, will be as folloWB!
Main line, west In .und - Port land
Ipeolal; No. 1, arrive at 1 180 a. m.,
leave at 7 :40 Bi m.
Mail and exnress, No. B, itrrive
10:40 p. ai, ; leave at 10:45 p. in.
Main line, eastlsnind Chicago
special. No. 2, arrive at IM p. ni. ;
leave at 1 :40 p. m.
Mail and express. No. 0, arrive at
li:05 a. in. ; leave at 11:15 p. m.
So. kane branch IVn.llit. n
arrive at 0 t. in.
', No. S
iter, ROi i,
ftpokane
7 :4n a. in.
No. 41,
Wnl In al -'
for Walla
passenger,
passen-
depart al
mixed arrive from Walla
p. in. No. 4'.', mixed, leave
Walla at BlN l. tn.. daily
except Sunday.
Freight trains, wotlsvund No. 21,
arrive at 0 a. in., leave at Brit a. in.
No. Bt, arrive at H:40p. m. leave
at 4 Nil p. in.
HaatbaaUM Re, 22. arrive at I MB
p. in. : leave at It :'M p.
No. 24, arrive at 7:40 a. in. ; leave at
II a. ni.
This brings in the westbound No. I
at the same time as under the old card,
and westbound No. It at 17 minutes
later. The train from Portland will
arrive in the morning at U:05 a. in . or
one hour and fifty minutes later than
at present. The Spokane train ar
rives thirty minutes earlier.
Acker's dyspepsia tabled are sold
una Hsitive guarantee. Cures heart
bam, raising of tlie fmsl, distress
alter anting or any form of dvss psia.
One little tablet kim's Immediate re
lief. 25c ami 50c. I'or sale by It rock
A Mcfomna.
ELKS IN SOCIAL SESSION.
Indulged in Sociability After Inltlatlna
Two Candidates on Thursday Evening.
The Rika on Thursday evening had a
pleasant social session at which were
entertained the members of the su
preme court and the Pendleton ami
visiting members of the bar, now in
attendance upon the supreme court.
Before the social session opened, the
lodge was called to order ami two
candidates were put through tlie
initiatory ceremony, W. T. EflelOp and
Charles Cunningham. It is understood
that these candidates were presented
with an tinusuallr larue pair of
antlers, and that nothing was omitted
that could lend gaietv to the occasion.
At the social session. Justice Moore
presided, and tin1 remainder of the
evening was pleaaantly spent until
midnight. Muring tlie evening, a cold
collation wai served.
A Good Thlna.
Our great-grand mothers' garrets
contained the same herbs of all heal
ing found in Karl's Clover Roof 'lea.
They gave our ancestors strength, kept
the IiIimmI pure, ami will do the same
for you if yon say so. Price 25 cts
and 50 els. Talllnan A Co , leading
druggists.
Purity and Accuracy
I mffi . . .
'4. 'TH jV .'T
are necessary In drugs Medicinal when
prepared with adult. 'ruled Ingredients'
cannot acrve the purpose desired. Our
drugs are all standard ami our presi rip
tion .1. par i.i has our spec ini cure.
Mall orders will receive prompt ami
careful attention.
BROCK & MoCOMAS
Headquarters for Cameras and
Photographic Supplies.
Corner Main and Court Sts , Pendleton.
Jersey Milch Cows
FOB RALE,
The undersigned offers for sale I I lit
.11 LY DKUVKEY, at liis plan- as
miles west of Reno, oil Holt. Creek,
a naUabaf of young, high grade Jersey
cows, with calves on foot, for sale.
Correspondence sol icitod.
L 0. HOC KBH,
BahO) tiregon.
French Restaurant
In connection
with....
LaFontaine Hotel
lu -i Meets in the City.
Upcn Day and Night.
hi- I .i I on I ;i 1 1 h
Prop.
5wiUlcr Htildlng, Main St.
Ihe largeat atock of Kaddlery, llar
neaa, Tents, Wagon Covera, Can
vaa, Lap Ouatcra, Hope, Strit g
Leather, etc., la kept by
Joseph Ell
The Leading rianef and Saddle Man
ufacturer of Eastern Oregon.
ni i TO PI I t Mifcll I'Att-
llQ nets, 00 shelves, walls, or
fur wrapping purposes.
mi olil uewsnuiters In Urgu
MewsDaDers - u iiuuifed
at I' 1 1 K fc.Ab'1 UHlHiOMAN OlftlCU, fsudls
Umi, Omeuii.
Surprise Sale No. 15
Friday, IVlay n, iqoo; we sell
2500 Yards Ribbon
Color Oerlaae, Green, Purple, Maine. Had, nine, Heliotrope and
Panclee, There are difTereut slindes of all the above colors. Thev eome
in the following wMthai Numls'rs !, 12, IB, 22, BB, ) and 80.
12'ac per rard is Ihe price of No. B, Surprise price w ill Is- 7c.
lUc " ' " " " " 12. f' f c.
2tc " " " " " tH, " lie.
BJa wL Me,
0a " " " " " 40, 17c.
:tv " m. " ltd-.
Hi i. .. i. .
54 Pair of Women's $2.50 Shoes for $1.07 per
Pair.
A lot of large si?e Knee t'ant. I0e per pair.
A lot of Hoys' Wash Suit, age :t to 10. B0 s-r suit.
A lot of tie Wash Pro- Skirts for Women
A lot of new Wash JSnila for Women.
A lot of Children's Wash I tresses, age I to M.
We have a bargain fur you every day this m inth. Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday. Thuraday and Saturday are bargain days for the
balance of the m inth.
We always lead, but never follow.
wirna siion.lv
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iiuin'i:aAfif.nii ai-j.wi.. i
MOftnon n ahnpi' PiPbi '
ai tv tii
I I an I
Cure Lot
pol.icy, Lust Powtir. Nit.ht'LoDMfi. 8Mrniiittirrhoti ifiiomnig
in P.ick, U-il pttniinji, h rtilnn atmltona, inmi iwr 4 Mrvc
hPitv, Hn.nliK ' l'nfitni- Marry, if ffs Urtrvifsn, V t r
or ion ltnitin tu7 UulrtnnBi of Dli- kf II rhiifajaj, ft to
vout Twucttinpi of trlu)r. 1 II AJLfl
Mnnhontl, Im-
I'ii. PnlnfB
rwftrvfUM On-
l rl frtl,
a nnr
KOIt
Aildmss. nifhnp Piimftily t o., flun Frnnc Uco, Cut.
H VI. K II V TAI.liM AN A rO lll(('atHlS, I'KNIH.HOM, i 1 1 i t . i n
The Blue Front
eaa
New Unity (.'.in i.iges ;iinl (inCnrts. I'ricflfl from I5 no
Id fjao. OO,
Wi bsVfj the lu st line in the city.
7 I S Main Stti'ct
The Hhie lMtint
Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
k. POR8TBR. Proprietor.
L umber, Lath, Shingles and Posts,
And All Kinds of Itulldlng Material.
Ortlcrs for mill work promptly BXI CHtwd.
Purnlahal plans BW cslini itcs unit naiiiiitt t-s t ost id c 11
tractioiii
ASSVVSNSSsSissAsSssVSsSS
Hotel Pendleton
Under New nanaKement.
1
Strictly First-Class
Excellent Cuisine.
Every Modem
Convenience
T
I'.oi and Billiard, Ituoina. Headquarters for Traveling Men.
The lies! Hotel In Eaatern Oregon.
Van Drait Brus., Props. Successors to J. t. Moore
i
Give Us i Trial.
Kates $2 00 a day
Special Hates by
Week or montb
AMliKICAN H AN.
yi on per Day and Upwards
I I neat Hotel
In the Pa. in.
Morthweet
THE PORTLAND
POIt TI.ANII, t)UKlltiN.
Special katea to Haatern Oreson people visiting furtland. Meadciuaitere
for tourUta and commeiclal travelere. M. C BOVV tiWS, Mauager.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make k'""1 bread u-.c Byera' Beat Flour, it took Inn
pruniuni at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi
tion, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used.
Kvery sack is guaranteed We have tbe best Steatu
K"Ued Barley, Feed Rye aud Beardless Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W 8. Ii Y l KS, Prop. ii. Ui,, Shorts, Feed, etc