FOR LADIES.
downs, - 50c to $3.00
Drawers, - 25c to $1.25
Corset Covers, 23c to 75c
Knit Chemises, 4c to $1.25
! to five away $.no Piano. I-very ,oc. purchase
.-kif " . . - . . m . I . .. .,
entitles you to a chance.
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
MMN FOR CAN DIDATKS.
four Dumooran.
U mm. In th. naemjlw
MUfliiiMO N in.- inenui, win r .
SSrmta ui this election ttan
STtte last election. Jlto'l
Jod Minporteri an not J '"
17wtnit(c rank., but hm.' r-.ln
h,. i hi itl hi me repumiwsi
ptrtr-
' p. Chi) tn I 4-r I :i in if hiiikiuk ii i
nrna WW aDWOg the niters of
UouiilU omntv, and lb ii more than
jotihinii else will Intare hit BieotlOB
Mi,,. oiBcf ol ( ity clerk. The
.Wtmti of Mr. e..uiiherlaili to this
gje baWi the taxpayers a 0OM
rrirni. upriniii, energetic man who
do lf in Ms power i" maJn the
borJenuf ujuti'in lighter lor then in
br, iu rank olBctt Ii oonoeroad,
IktlAMal district attorney under
Hi,' (irfd-nt law i ii nnwl important
mm Si Peaale of thin district, ami
ii(KiM l- Km by a lawyer of ex
prnrtiri', ibllitv and integrity, who
ill All ii without lear or favor to tin.
kit mil-rent.', of tlir people. Hocb a
M i T. f . Halley. Kor roon than
ton yuan! he liss practiced extensively
1.1 tin' oiuru of tltin Htati ami in gen
mllr revanlnl a- him hi the moat MM.
(infill, ill Munil luwyers in till' dis
trict, isd ban lisd a i.u .- anil success
hil practice in Isith civil ami criminal
a?, ind in tlmrniiKlily familiar with
ill manty mutter -" that In- can
M4r ratable Semites a- the let'iil ad
virr ill tbe I'liiinty utHcials. If the
Mrnof the district want tn rccugnixa
Btrittnd aaallfloatlou forofRoe, then
wfcfor T. ti. Halley lor Jiatriet ut-
lorwy.
Ilierr in tin reason why all voters
popaluu, dene irr.it - ami repiihl icann
ilitr-ilioiilcl not viile fur A. I. Htill
aini (or circuit judge, ami there uro u
PMt ounr reasons why every eluctiir
nuql.l vut. for Ii mi . There , im law -jwmtbe
Mate Is'ttcr littiil for the
WltlUll. Ill' ll.l- r':ti'l hi I tin 1'iiiipu . .1
eitvity thai give in hii- greatest
pwff of mind ami executive ahility.
Sim university man whiwe cd lieu -an
hi complete, lie has had largo
awtin. i,i uparlenoa in all the
Mrt ul the Htatc. i- well dm in the
W liUtes c iurlv lie wuh raised
"lunlilla MMlly, ami hie career n.
pfW'l of what can be d hy intelh-
' : 1 rjiv .limit,,. In,. .,t
I" a farm. In nu n cticrgv und
PnMIMad him for tin position
MM to occupy Brer voter in
PnWet win, vole- i,,r hit',, rewinds
PBM ami high Ideals that point
Meajipitfa n,r ti,,. vouna men ol
r- A vote agalnsi lilmTa to dta
'''"i- ' ii Mir vntine
ft Uefeal lor him would mean
awowti H.n- p ,.,img, to
Fm. li" the honor must he
Pel he the latent comer.
aa
f IN l AMAS VALLBY.
"'Mr Havs Qons Into the Cattle
( lLtd Daievlng Business.
gSJI. tlillihiml. cotintv coin-
LstTJ!'.'1'" lot iii- inline in Oamai
Hi. ""irinnu. Mr. Qnd
W 1 , . i . , ..tit . it .
re-ajt ni l I v""" "uy"'
K :.,l,f, sheep huHiuoM, ai.J
"Jtouwitof in, one In IK. ,.,n..
now who owiih a 1mm! of sheep. K. B.
Uamboo wax the hint man to Nell hi-
Mheun.
"W- uro mostly in tl it tie ami
dalryinj baelnaai," Mid Mr. uiiii-
land, "raiHintt range cattle and dnirv
ooera. The change bai been profitable,
ho the inoHt of tin think. 1 'ulnar'
PralriO in in a vurv prolitahle comli-
tlon, and everyone gppMn to be doing
well now in la n .
His Lire Was Suvsd.
Mr. I K. Lilly, a prominent oitliafl of
llaiitiihal, Mo, Utely hnd a wonderlul
deliverance from ilcst.lt. In hilling Of It
he says: "I wuh tnktn with typhoid fe
ver that ran into pneumonia. Mv IttOfl
hccanie hardene.l. I wan ho weak I
couldn't even sit up in bad. Nothing
helped me I expected to lOOfl die of
OMIunptioB, wheu 1 heard of Dr. Clog'l
New Discovery. ;ue bottle gave roll
relief; I continued to iihc It, and now am
well end strong. I can't say too much in
It! praise." TIiIh marvel, om nadielna in
the Hiireht and OJBICiaat cure in the world
lor all th mill ami lunu trouhl.'h. Hi-mtlar
i"h e and fl. Trial bottla Ii aj
Mlmm j OoSt drag etora, Beat bottla
giiarantceed.
hJNti and Spoons.
, v ' XI -Sfeu .1 - -.in,- ti,,,
itl-,. "iriiliK , . " V'"1 IHDlU
nhsai
L
nunziker
Jeweler aosj
UptlcUn
Word
Arrivals at the Hotel Pondleton.
H M CiHiper, San I'raiiciHco.
I1 (' Duncan, Portland.
.1 .1 Borne, Portland.
I w Jaokaon, Portland,
i Banaey, Portland,
W .1 Clark, I'orthuid.
R II Oowloa, I'orllaml.
Htejihun I'olev, l,a ( iramle.
K Howard, San Pranoiaoo.
.1 a t kjokCt ban I ranctaao,
ThtW Diincan, San I ranci-c i .
V D Newherry, Philadalpbia,
(iuo W Stewart, Itevcrly, Miihh.
! I' Newell, Spokane.
A .1 Mall, Spokane.
Ham Dee, Spokane.
.1 G DickHon, Spokane,
A s Heat Sola, niMikane,
W'm Matter, Portland,
w w Bntth, Portland,
I Martin, Portland.
A Binabalnar, Portland,
(' s Newman, ItoHton.
VN' .1 Bfttasj, Portland.
J A Klrkhan, Portland.
H c i wet , Ohleogo.
A Obriateiiaan, (Jnieago,
John Bndbary, Boaton.
W (i ('0111111111, Boatoo.
Kd KogurH, Chicago.
Kd Ulaokburn, t itnahu.
I! 0 Warren, Portland.
John Fleming, Chicugo.
Uilberl Hunt, Wallu Walla.
It H WillH, Wl-Htoll.
W 0 Witzel, Portland.
O D HankH, st Loata,
Q W Anhford. Portland.
Looll llearwahl, San I runi-inco.
J A Heiinett, San Pntnoiaoo,
I'. W MaOomaa, cm
No Riant 10 Ugliness.
Tim woman who U lovely 111 face, form
ami temper will alwayn have I r lends, hut
one who WOUld he attractive muni gaop
her health. If she is weak, sickly ami all
run down she will he nervous and irri
table. If she has constipation or Mdooj
trouble her impure blood will COUM pim
)lts, blotches, skin aruptlOBI and a
wreu iied ooniphMtlon. Kh cirii Bitten li
the best medicine In the world to NgtV
late stotnacli, liver ami kiduevn and to
purify the bliHid. It given strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety IKin, rich
oonptolion. It will make a good look
ing, 1 im 1 'linn woman of a run down In
valid, t fitly fiOc at Talliuau A C'o.'s
line Stole
One on Joe Bit.
Mr. 111! win married 111 Pendleton
tbo other diai t" aflae Jnlie Heltkam-
pajr. It would mil do lor an BnglhuV
man to attawpl to eg) that Julia
cuiitthl Ml,
The above ih from the fat man of the
Kugetic (ittiird, who entered into the
MUnsj ''blajjaad Hlate, " M has Blli e
year or two ago, ami he daolhlM he ha
never regretted it, lint from OOOUloOal
hipiibi- in btl paper, in winch he HOi
more or lent, ridicule at matrimony, it
is tii be surmised that he la leading
"a double life. '
M.
D.
.1
J. Cf. Hood, justice of the peace,
Crosby, Miss., tuukee the following
statement! "I can certify that One
Minute Cough Cure will do all that il
claimed of it. Mv wife could not gut
her breath ami the first dose of it be
lieved Iter. It has also benelitcd my
whole family." It aotl immediately
auil cures coughs, colds, croup, grippe,
bronchitis, asthma anil all throat and
lung troubles. Tulliiian & Co., leading
druggiats.
Nine OhanOM in ten it's your kidneys
that oeiwl attention if you don't (eel
well. Foley's Kidney euro maken
healthy kidneys and will make you
well. Pioneer Drug Store.
to Farmers...
As tl i
e hav S tlawn ui aarveot wa wish to announce that
C'ttlcrv' d fi;!",)le,t: "f Harveat Supplies, Dishes, Table
eaables u k,nK Utenaih. We buy for spot cash, which
Ch i S !" M " ' ileal)t!r than thoae who buy on credit.
' e Sanborn's Teas and Coffaea a specialty.
CHAS. ROHRMAN,
1, .. 1 . . .
' luiu (,, Court ;
ELECTION CLERKS AND JUDGES.
Names or the Men Who Will Receive the
Votes at the Polls.
following are the llfttliou . il
ami derkH for the Jane election
ic Hi'vcral iirccinctH of tb
Adam praeinct B, a. MamuiH
Peter Bmhyik, 0. W. Yates, ffi
clerkV ',,rkM""n' J' T' l-icaair,.,,,
Alba-R. M. VtnBool, ,) T
Holmes, Hod M,Doi,i, tedae
.IiuneH Hhipp, John Cox, clcrkn '
BaH to"jC a ' ,M,"""'"-. 0. i.. Baa.
can, j. s. Cherry, judges; j s
Manning, a. c. Hemphill, derks.
ci'irni .Atiiona A. R. l'rice V
Shick S L. Spencer, lodges; w'.
t bamberlain, hake rranoe, ci,.rk
south Athena-Robert Oopnock
A Dudley S. P. Surili, jmlL.,..;
mmi ,.v.i,r, ii. r.. nciimiit, clerks
Hinghnm Springs B. Haaan
Jeremiah Swnrt, c. u. nuiir, judges
.In in I b,, n,i, un., il. : . ' B: '
- .i, lam cirilHH, clerkH
( ottonwood -D. i '.:i-l .lames
l unch, Donald MoRea, judges; Ed
Heeser, Osciir F. Farrow, clerkn
Echo-H. .1. Konnu, A. It. stanlev,
Henry Hauiiigiirdner, judges; Uobe'rt
Stantii-ld, C. C. Hunt, clerkn.
Kncatnptnent-F. M. Itetts, .1 W
Mellow, K. K. Potter, judircH I! K
Crowner, It. F. Marl in, clerkn.
Fulton -Grant Elgin, John Bakl
Mciiry.l. Talyor, judges; Joseph llan
Hcom, Julius lludeman, clerks
VlllllaM David Horn,
Isaac, a. Banna, judges j
I'linn, .1. li. t ox, clerks.
llogue Nicholas Hrown, W'm.
SltiHher, M. 1,. Fix, judges; Chan.
Hrown, A. (i. Bobolta. clerks.
Helix-a. W, Knight, i .us
W. M. Sett, judges; W.
John I,. HilHVe. clerks.
Juniper It. II. Decker, ,1. P. t',lX,
John Wyrick, judges; (Irin Stele!
Kenneth McRae, clerks.
McKay- R, I..
loll,
an 'i.
.. F.
Vol titer,
I. vim,
Oliver, t hus.
judges , J. P.
t hap-Karl.
mini . ( mo
Kd Smith, clerks
South Milton t.. w. Bteen, J. s.
VlnaoB, M. F, W judges; Henry
Lloyd, 0. B, Merry, olerl i,
North Milton Chas. Bttrton, Cyrus
Powell, (ieo. DeHaven, judges; J, L.
Tbompeon, N. W. Mnmford, clerks.
Mountain Peter Dcunlorff, llerl
March, Qaorge Fox, judges; t'linrli-
Bmlth. Jadatai rJowaa, clerks.
Pandlotoa T. J. Blair ,John Bijraai,
sr, A. D. Iteatie, judges; Henry Mor
gan, l.ee Held, clerks.
North Pendleton J. M. Ferguson,
It. Alexander, Jerry Marnliiirt. jiuigen;
l.ee Moorhouse, W. P. I.athrop, clerkn.
South Pendleton ('. s. Wheeler, j.
A. Drake, John Havs, judges; Frank
Sutherland, T. It. Wells, clerks.
East Pendleton F. M. Clopton,
Joseph Tallmaa. William Hfltoa,
judges; M. Moreheiid, J. T. II inkle,
clerks.
Kescrvat ion John Crow, Ioub iler
gevin, J. H. itrigham, judges; K. O.
Hawks, II. F. McFlrov, clerks.
Kiiddock E. J. Wilbur, Oliver
McLaughlin, Theodore Harm, judges;
John McLaughlin, E. S. Wilbur,
clerks.
Union A. II. Cooley, Ceorgi
Pccbler, II. C. Ilarnstetter, judges .
Fred Laing, Delbert Clieesuinu, clerks.
I'matillu 8. A. Baylor, W. A.
Parker. Stephen Williams, judges; J.
W. Duncan, II. C. Means, clerk-.
Uklab John Milem, Frank Hiilbert.
Win. Fulton, judges; D. W. Stull,
('has. iiiHon, clerks.
Valley T. Dickerson, II. II. Swarti,
Clint HiHlgen, judgea; O. K. Good
man, Edgar I loon, clerk-.
Vansycle J. W. Stockman, J. E.
Itiugle, A. M. McEwan, judges; John
Savage, E. O. Casey, clerks.
VinsonJ. W. Salisbury, Donald
Kosh, 8. CI. Lightfoot, judges; J. N.
Bolata, JumeH Nelson, clerks.
Weston L, s. Wood) J. s. Harris.
Henry Pinkertoii, judgen; E. C.
lingers, C. M. Pierce, clerks.
Ball Weston 11. 0. Adams, J. M.
(t'Har'ii, llarrv Surdam, judges;
Frank Sailing, 11. M. Hall, clerks.
Willow Springs Harry Whitaker,
Chas. Cotes, S. J. ( amey, jinhjes;
Oscar Owings, Tivis McltriHim, clerks.
Yoakum August (itideiiaii, II. 1.
Lane, M. Hooper, judges. H. C. Mc
Clelland, Kim Morton, clerkn.
A few changes will be made at the
polls on the morning of election, for
the reanon that noine naiiied an judges
ir clerks arc candidates.
9 m
IMPORTANT WATLR RIGHT SUIT.
Involves Interost at Foster on the Uma
tilla mver.
An important suit involving water
jgbtl '" the I ' mat ilia river near
- l,u. i ,. , i i,i,-i! in Hie circuit
iitrl here, wherein the I Iregon Land
( ouslruct Ion company, oi which u.
Hunt is miinager, sei'ks permanent
to ail loin the Allen Ditch comininv
MB taking water from the river,
ill num. Wood iV Lintbicllln, of Porl-
laml, are attorneys for the plaintiff,
t arter .v. Italev, of thin city, have
been retained an counsel for the Allen
birth company.
I.. 1 1... i, In i ill thellreiloll Lund
Ji Construct ion company set birth thai
thev own all uf section lift tp lilt 2H
.. .... . A. ... I '
c; W 'u sec .1" Ip -I II r -n e . c-4 m.i
; tp 4 n r L'K e; s' sw'4 sec 2li, tp I
ii r M e ; t)i Ji sec L'7 tp 4 n r M ,. ;
e'j ne'4 sec 114 tp 4 11 r 2K e; w'u w
sec ;tl tp 4 n r e ; that since they
became possessed of the land, the de-
laudanta have aoasjtraatod a ditch
which diverts water from the L'uiatilla
ricr through und across the country
south of the river; that the water so
diverted would otherwise low across
the land owned by the plaintiff; and
that baton the ditch was built the wa
ter irrigated the land by sub-irrigation
or otherwise. The plaintiff asks for an
injunction pending the tinul adjudica
tion of the rights of the parties to the
litigation, claiming that the water
.liveried bv the Allen bitch company
in necessary to the raising of crops on
the lands of l the Oregon Ijind A Con
struct ion company. ,
A bond in the sum of l-'oO is
furnished, with T. J. Kirk as surety.
The defend anl company has secured
temporary relief from the restraining
order issued by the court. The case
will he tried at the June term of
circuit court.
Worse Than War.
Hundreds are killed in war, bu
hundreds of thousands are killed by
consumption. There would be no
deaths at all causeU hy this terrible
disease if pcotde could be made to un
derstand that Shi lob's cough and .m.
sumption cure is a sure remadv if taken
iu tin- early stages. H cts., lOota. ami
$1 a bottle, brujsgists will refund the
nonei if " ours u not snaotod. lali
nian & Co., leading druggists.
FEDERATION WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Annual Meeting to Be Held In Milwaukee
During June.
The first announcement of tbe nro
ran of the General Federation of Wo
men's clubs to be held in Milwaukee
ill June is made this week I ho an
nouncement of the speaker, is also
Qjode, though their special subjects
are not yet made known. The aja
uram as ' presented shows the general
toplos to Is- discussed, which have
boon occupying attention and leading
llulilllte IC.BUIUd Ulll'Mifc -
clubs all over the country for the last
two yenrn.
Several items of the program will be
"' "I il intercut, as for instance the
report of the re-oriran izat ion committee
Taerdaj afternoon, which sounds harm
less and yet really means either that
the federation an it now stands shall
go i" pieces, anil come up again on
another basis, or that it will continue
an it in. And upon thin nintter hnngn
i ne result ot the election of ollieorn
which will he as interesting this vear
an it wan at Denver two veil re ago. Al
together, with the 5000 women who are
expected to he present, and the list tl'
speakers, nearly all of whom are
known as clever women, the gathering
promises to be the most notable one
ever held in the I'ttited States.
ir. mm Federation or Clubs.
The Oregon Federal ion of Women's
ole.be, which is to hold its first meet
ing in Pendleton, May M, June 1-2,
w ill have its sessions at the Thompson
street Methodist Episcopal church.
Delegates are expected from all parts of
the state, ami visitors (ruin Washington
and Idaho.
Pendleton club women are doing all
in their power to furnish everything
possible for the comfort and entertain
ment ol their glientn.
A feature of the meeting that will
lie of interest to the general public,
w ill he an address, on Friday evening.
June 1, by Mrs. Almgail Scott Duni
way, to which all will ls conliallv in
vited. The subject will be "Eminent
Women," one that Mrs. Duniwav in
well qualified to handle, having her
self a wt-l 1 -earned position an one of
the eminent women of our country.
Programs of the convention have
been Seal to all of the club prenidentn
in the State Hint the delegates and all
club women may be able intelligently
to discuss the various subjects cotninu
ii ting will In
fore the members
Other details of th
Riven inter.
Delegates Should Send Names
To the Federated Clubs of Oregon:
The First Biennial convention of the
Oregon Federation of Women's rlllbs
will he held .at Pendleton on Mav 111,
June 1 and I, IIHHI.
Each club in earnest Iv requested to
send the names of its delegates, and all
visiting mem hers from its iluh to the
chairman of the credential committee.
Mrs. 8. A. 1-owcll, Pendleton, Oregon.
It is Important that these names Is' in
the hands of the committee a- noon an
possible.
Notice: Thi' constitution and by
laws of the Federation will he revised
at this meeting.
MARY L. SP.U LD'NG,
Corresi ding Secretary O. K. W.
C, La Grande, Or.
Is This Plain Enough.
If you have a nagging cough and are
losing Hesh, go to a drug store, and
get a bottle ol Shiloh'n Cotisuuipt ion
cure. Take two-thirds of it, and then,
if you are not baCWfitad. return the
bottle to the druggist, ami he will re
turn your money. Isn't that fair'.' No
one could ask more. 25 its.,, SO cts.
and fl a bottle. Tallman a Co., lead
ing druggists.
THE MT. HOOD PAINTING.
Picture Presented to the Commercial
Association Is Now In Plsce.
The handsome gift of 11. C. Jinld to
the PendletOU Commercial Association,
a painting of Mi 11 1 . now hangs in
the association reception room. The
painting is by Mrs. Murrhus, an artist
of Portland who ban Isien in Pendleton
lor Home time. The picture in three hy
live feet, the massive frame of gilt be
ing live by seven feet iu dimensions.
Mrs. Marchus' work in painting this
picture has been much admired. It
adds greatly to the attractiveness of
the associat ion rm nun.
The association will adopt formal
resolutions expressing appreciation of
Mr. Judd's generosity iu making the
preseiitat ion.
An up-to-date bicycle at Hf, ladies'
wheels MB, at the ( rescenl AaWCMf in
the I ,a-l I iregi hi ian building. A sec-
nd-hand bicycle ii, gissl order for fl
1'eruiH easy, without interest.
Bunk thi. Iiainls thoroughly, on retiring, la
s U'.r lather of OttTfeeaA Boat, the must
ellsetlve sklu piinfyiln-' vsii, s well sji piileat
snd swuetust for toiM. Isuli. ami loosely.
!ry, sti'iint freely with CUTSUVBA OinUnsat,
the great .kin cans and purest of suiolltsiits.
Wiwrulil irlnve. iliirini' infill Fur mre lnimL,
ll.'hlug, burning iisIiiib sml painful I - . i
ends, tin. Mi;'.l trmtmmt i. uuderfuL
S.,M llirnuffhuul Ik. 1 .... II mldM'oip.,
FrulM . UiMtsu. " Uu. u. u.., UwulUu HUM, ,
; International
Dictionary
Successor uf the " I naOridytd."
The One (,rtt Standard Authority,
Ho wrilcej Hon. I. J. Itrrwrr,
J ustit k i . H. Hutruae C'uurl.
tf tlw I h. (.ov'll'rlnlliig
(1HI1 1 . Il.i I h BUbfrlsM
Court, nil Hi HUh nit
uitii.il i,rU,MiiUir tit i
If till lM) i. If
C Olllll.i IKll tl
Invulu.ill
in ib IwmtBltultl. rimI
Um U HI iHrf. --li"l. . i
ftas)i'Uul lu.ii, .il 1 aw J
t ilui .1 I n
S ; in -payes e-tU on upfJicutiun to
U.Ht Cs Mci I leant 4 O , I'll I l I -it. I r,.
fMlttkl.t It), MUtoM.
.4 1'XION. ' '" 1
uuyinu; sin.:: . ..iiu
"WbaUr' Oidionatrtf " i ,tt,
: DrplktlllcllUl of HVIitU-r' lltlrfl I I I. I i.l.
try In thr vttiiinigi Itratr vli I in.ik on ,
IM ironi cuwr mmmiiwh u ti.
( ) y ')
Pendleton
Machine Shops
e. b. ii ai 1 1 dii
Preprlotor. . . .
General Machine Repairing
and Bltickbinithiug.
WOKK . I an I I i I)
Juuetiuu Court and A Ha 8ta.. one block
east of Mynrs' Mill.
MAYOR VINCENT WILL PRESIDE.
Fourth of July Meetlns This Evening at
the Council Rooms.
Mayor F. W. Vincent will preside a!
the meeting to bo held this evening in
the council rooms to take tip the ques
tion of the Fourth of July celebration
in Pendleton this yenf. Prominent
business men have already expressed
themselves as favorable to the idea of
Pendleton having a first-class celebra
tion this year. It appears to be the
general wish that the celebration be
made as good an it possibly ran he.
To this end, business men should
attend the meet ing this evening, which
will Ih at 8 o clock. Only a few
minutes need lie consumed, and there
fore those interested ran afford to takr
the trouble to he present.
Locomotives Run With Oil.
One of the largest railroads on the
Pacific roast ban decided to nubntitute
oil in place of roal as fuel on its en
gines, iiut whether the experiment
will prove a success remains to he
seen. In this respect it differs from
the famous Hontctter' Stomach Bitten,
which has made a decided success iu
its Hfty years of cures of stomach ills
such as ilvsiH'psia. indigestion ami
bilionnnenn. Do not experiment with
unknown remedies when this safe ami
reliable medicine can Is' had of any
druggist. Try a bottle and In1 ron
vinced. It will build up your
debilitated system, strengthen vour
weak stomach and make it capable of
digesting the food taken into it, and
when this is done health must
naturally follow.
FAT SHEEP FROM HEPPNER,
Tralnload Goes to Chlcaso on consign
ment tor Immediate Sale.
A train load of MOO fe( sheep wore
taken through Pendleton Friday night
Irom lleppner, en route to t bicago.
The sheep belonged lo Tom Rhea and
C. M. White. Thev will be put on the
market at once, lie ing in prime SJOtV
dit ion.
The shipment in made as a consign
ment to the livestock commission boOSS
of I'vaiis-Snyiler Huel Conipunv, of
Chicago. John Fleming, well known
here an the representative of that
house, attended to the loading of the
sheep, coming from lleppner on 1 lit
train as far an Pendleton. He stopped
olT here and wan at the Hotel Pendle
ton. Mr. Fleming stated that the si p
were ol extra ginsl .Utility, and are ex
pected to bring a good price on the
Chicago market .
' 0 m
Iticycles can be purchnnod at the
Crescent Agency in the F.ast Orogoiiian
building on installments, payment $1,
or more, a week. No interest.
Purity and Accuracy
are necessary in drugs. Medicines w linn
prepared with adulterated Ingredients
I'alillot serve the purpose desired. Our
drugs are all standard ami our preserip
tiou department has our special care
MaM orders will receive prompt ami
' arc ful attention.
BROCK & MoCOMAS
Headquarters for t aineras and
Photographic Supplies.
Ooruer Mnln an ! Court Sts , Pendleton.
Jersey Milch Cows
FOR BALE.
The undersigned niters for sale I (III
JULY DXUVKRY, at his place h',
miles west of Kcbo, on Buttaf Creek,
a BeMBtnaff of young, high grade Jersey
cows, with calvi-H on (mil, for sale
( 'orresSilii'liee sol ieited .
I.. C Hotil'.IIS,
la ho, Oregon.
French Restaurant
In connection
with ...
LaFontaine Hotel
Best Meals In the City.
Open Omy and Night.
0u8 LaFontaine - Prop,
Awitler Bt lldlng, Main At.
THI; CITV.ee
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CHtfIS AiriFSON
Proprietor
Kverythlog New. New Horses;
.New l(i.' Best rigs and teams
Iu the city. Boarders g-lveu the
best atti mi ii
Service any hour f the nigjit
telephone No. 70.
I he largest stock ot Saddlery, Har
ness, I mis. Wagon Cevera, Cao
vaa, l.sp Ouatera, Kobc, Strlog
Leather, etc., la kept by
Joseph Ell
LVb,
the Leading Ma nut and Saddle flan
ulacmrer of tiaaUm Oregon.
BIRT & PACKARD
KORRKCT
SHAPED
SHOES
FOR MEN.
Did you ever wear them?
KOMPORT,
SHTYLE,
SARVICE.
You'll find them at
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L A 1 1 m il 4 1 1 ?i rj aJl WnTA
5hoe Store, fit Hain 5t.
and roftiori'
CI i'KnT
Uihtritlilt'ti at 1
hy ihnII. Mf
a -iii 1
MANHOOD RESTORED U.P,P!!!:
Mfi VltalltiT. I liin"ct 1 1 1 1 1 l of ft t niioiit I 'rtMirh phVHlchtn, will tou-kiy rtirt yon of nil
Bp fVtHM or tilt. 111. s nl flit' M IM'fHtlVH oft; tut, ton f M !. aHlBeJ, BB etas BM I
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I. . 1 I. 1.1 MlMl nnit.il rlMi'oi im. I Mi I1,h horror of Hnnoti 111 v. 11 PllKMK lomiaesai th
lit r. Hie t hi lot n itml tho in liuti v oil; stun of ail liniuiilih-i. 4 I I II V. ft bV. it n'on l h u
nut i i wtgtk ''i..
mi ninTi i iisi hi mil c t hy DorlnniN tn-r of f TAim rml ar ronhhi with PrnataU
Ihr only kihittii itiioily o i otv u Ml t .is opto illnM. tt'ilhiioiilnls). A wrMlrt
van etn, m leturii. ! if fl Ik iii -i il . . i. iii i il i t u m i iil.tiiriit un. ft ioi,d fni ti.u
ii I for hikK clri-iiliir nnd li'nllnioni i a
Hit Id MaV.1114 IPtr. j., I. U, DM 3 TO, Sttn 1'im.im Lm o. 0Mb
KOlt H I,K U I Al.liM AN .V i .. IMtriilalHI
'KNIillTON, lil i.-.s
The Blue Front...
New Boby Cniriaf ns ami Qo-Carts, Triers from $5 on
tl) Jtio.oo.
Wa have tin1 beti line Id tha ity.
71 s Main Huaail
riu BIim Praai
Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
R. FORSTER, Proprietor.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Posts,
And All Kinds of Kulldlnu Material,
Orders lor mill work promptly tSMCHttjdi
Puntilhati plans uml Mtinitites anil uaiantiis cost uIkh
Btrttction.
Hotel Pendleton
Under New nanugement.
Strictly First-Class
Kxtelleut Culsloe.
Kvery Modern .
Coovfoleact I
Give Us 1 Trill.
Hates $2 00 a day
Special Kates by
Weak or mootti
T
Bar and I'.IIIUtd Mourns. Ileadguarlers for Traveling Men.
Tlie.Hest Hotel In Eastern Oregon.
Van Uran Bros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore
AVUiRICAN PLAN.
$..()() per Day and Upward:
I iaeat Hotel
In the Paclfk
Northweat
THE PORTLAND
I'DHTI.ANH, (IWKtillN.
Special Mates to Haslern Oregon people visiting Portland. Heediuartere
for tourists and coiumeicial travelers. 1 1 C. BOVVKHS. Maaager.
t
Byers Best Four...
To make good bread use Byers' Hcst Flour. It took 61st
premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi
tion, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used.
Hverv sack is guaranteed We have tbe best 8tcain
Rolled Barley, Seed Kye and Beardless Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W S. BYIJtS, Prop. liran, Hhortti, Feed, etc