BATURDAY, MAY 18, nxm.
Before You Buy
COPMlOltT
Call and see the largest line of
Hen's Boys' and
Youths' Shoes
in Kistern Oregon. Our Mc
Goo lyear Welts in Wsck and T.in
at
$2.50 and $3.00
cannot lc dopUcattd in the titjf
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and i lio' Men.
Main street . Pendleton Ore iron
BIOR COUNTY TBI Ml RKH
W. 0. KERN
Hereby eaaeaaeai hlajssll eaadldaie for ih
offliv iif ( 'dimly TrvnwiriT m the iii-iiiiik 'iiii
eierllnii.
jiiok aMtni ok mi maoi
PETER WEST
Hereby Muaaeaesi himwlf h. h
Ju.tlr.ol the I'vmi-t', l,nlk'ton
rutuhitf Junu election.
rnllilitti' (
ll.lru t, hi Hi
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MelliodlU.
South. Dlitrtct Conference
to Meet Here.
Tlir ilixtrirt emiferenee l I . -1 1. 1 l.-t n
dlatriet, Khhi Oolanbia oonferen 'i
tin- M. B, ehoreb, sooth, win oonvene
in Pendleton on May Hint tholiullo
M Si. K. clmrrii. The eonferenee
will OOfltinna until tin' tltt. Tin-re
will lie luvucliiiiK t'ai'li ilny nt II
o'clock u. 111.. and at s p.
Tin' county OOP feat IOC ol tin1 Chris
tian Km Ion vi r will In' In-Ill in tin' Con
irreaational -h 11 r.-l 1 in thi citv mi Mav
is ami lit. TlnTi' will In' ilav ami
evening hi snioni. Tlir llvnilitn i:ur-
ii'tti' will in- in illemlenne ami rand at
nunc of their etirrinit inii-ie. Mr. S
B. L. Penriwe, of Whitman eollejie,
will leeturo on Iridav evening ami
Kev. Mr. McCillloitith, of Milton, on
(Saturday ataaiof,
Sunday Announcement!.
Mr. Aiixuit K. Iluile, of Milton, will
till tin- pulpit at the christian ennrefa
Sunday morning ami evening, Sunday
hcIiimiI ami Ohrietian Endeavor at
UHUal hour.
Servicex Honda an nana at the M.
E. chucrii, ninth, Sunday sebool
ut in a. 111. ; preaching at 11 a. in. ami
N p. 111.; Kpworth league at " p. in.
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS
Number or Catet Transferred 10 S.ileni.
Where Argument Will Re Heard.
A nuniher of earn'" mi the ilocket of
the -ui'reine eoiirt here will he trans
ferrin! tn Saleui, arnuineiil Ii.'ihl' heanl
hefore the Hiinrei -miri there. It is
proliahle that the court will he in
eeaaion in Pendleton iluriiu: all of next
week.
The cane of the I'ai'ilii- l.ive-tnek
cotiipany anaiint .lauie- iientry, which
wan hcyiiii on Friday afternoon, arm
argued ami Hiihinitteil . Tba tees ol
Hover uxaiiiHt Coont is now mi hear
intr. Ilatr .1.1111-1 Italliiiall was con
clinical thin lliiiriilli.'
Several of tin- a ftp anaI who are in
attemlaine went home to spend Mm
lav, uml will return next week.
A Uood Thins.
Our rreat-)ranil unitherH1 garrets
coiituinel the eanic herb of all heal
iii.' laud in Karl's Clover Knot Tea.
Thev irave our ancestors strcniith, kept
the IiIimkI pure, uml will do the same
for you if you wiy ho. I'rice 'J'i cts
ami fin cts. Tullinuii V Co , l.-eln
draggiam.
CHICAUO MARKET.
Reported by I. L. Ray h Co.. Chloauo
Board or Trade and New York Stoek
Kxehanae Broken.
Ma U'. Wheat was weak anuin to
lu iimlur the inlhieius' of the Inn
wtutther uml good crop proapacU,
l.iverponl cIihmmI '4e lower at 1 7',.
Chicugsi opentsl l-H to '4 IiiIh i il'i
7-N to (Hi, hut iimler fret' oflerinv'H ili -clintxl
tn lUM,,'. Thin was low point for
the, yoMr, Raaklng aaah wheat umler
He. The clone was hetler iiV,,
Micks uleuilv. Mone ia-r cent.
Cioee yeetenluv, Ufi.
OlH'll tishiN
tio I-
to III,.
Kauga today, tlfii4 to
clow today, ,ir, 'i
tiii.
Couie uml look ut tin- l.i.'vi les ut tin
Crescent Aueiny in the Kast Oregon inn
aaUdlag, Bieyelaa lor a small amount
iluwn uml tlie tjuiaaaa in monthly pay-
inentH, 110 interest.
New Lines Just Received....
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
1 Complete Assortment
of
Stationery.
All the I atest Mieet Music.
The Latest Papers and Pe
riodicals. Tallman (s Co.
Leading Druggists
Corner Mum uml Alta Streets
BRRVtTIKS.
HVguage pump Ma at Btlllnran's.
Bedley a Kehner, choice clgare,
toe cream from pure creem. Button's.
I resh home (jrowii peel at It. Mar
tin's. Sinn painting a ipeoHuty ('has.
( Lane.
Find clans creaincry huttcr at Me-
mott'e.
Kri'dh vt'tjetahles of all kimls at Me
molt 's.
i tin to Demon's for fresh Mraw
1 herrice.
Spring chickens at the While Mouse
j grocery.
Boiled ham, home cisikeil, at It.
Martin's.
Before painting ami paparingi hoc
Obaa, Lane.
Bollad hams and Swiss cheese.
White BotMM).
Nice strawU-rries, fresh Over morn
ing, at K. Martin's.
Nice lurue family maeke, Ba) a
piece at It. Martin's.
liny four cream ami ice n am nt
Mlltto'lls. It's the lie-t.
1 hi to It. Marlin fur all kimls of
Schilling' ipioaa ami teas.
Nice jellies uml jains in (lass
warranteil wire at IVinntt'a,
jars,
MaOall'l Hesaar patterns for Male at
the Weasel Departmanl store.
If von want good huttcr, try the ccle-
bratod .1. M. battar at M irtln'a.
Kor nalc cheap A I horHc, Imck
ajtd harness. Apply to this ulllce.
Air I in want ol wallpaper'.' If I'
It go ami t' Sharp, os-ra bottM hhn'k.
Mormon Bldon will Imhl a 1 ting
in the court house 011 Snmlay at If p.
Closing nut at hi rtlnctioni
tire from liusiness. auiihan'
to re-
Baekot
Store.
Mu.-iin pndarwaarQoantlty and
styles a surprise. Waaoai Mepartmeiit
Btora,
Pleklod mattMa, ollfai
preserves, relishes ami
iVbita llmieo.
I f vou want pure hoiiu
, jellies, jam,
sii)jar heels.
randarexl laid
with 110 inlultcration tt
to sch war.
ami Qrwllah,
lfi-inclj feather ililster, :ile. others
ioc to sc; tboa draaaltWi lOo,
Sample line of stationery. MoTl'f.
Corsets, laces, enihroiilcries, hosiery
ami umlerwcar all the new summer
styles. WiiHcel Mepartmelil Store.
If you want to nave money, when at
Balm i!" to .1. 11. K it's laadyaid
for haleil hay, ami rolled barley.
This afternoon at '-' o'clock, the
funeral of Aaron Sparks was oooducted
from Nelson's umlertakinu parlors.
A uirl to do lieueral housework may
secure a po-itimi In calling at tic re-i-
lanoa ol Q, A. nartnan mi Water
treel.
"D Witt's Little Barly Biaaraara
the linesi pill. lever lined." M. .1.
Moon, Mlllbrooki Ala. They qnlekly
cure ill I liver ami liowel trminies.
Tallman A ('., I ' .tiling I irtiioriHta.
The Cactus Cluh will gia its last
lance of the season Saturilay evening.
Mav I.. All those attemliiiL' loriuer
lanom .lie invited to attend. lOverv-
hislc is iiromised 11 uoimI time.
'After sufferiiiL' from piles (orllfieeii
years I was eured hv usiiiL' two Isixes
I Me Witt's Witch Hazel Salve,"
w rites W. .1. llaxter. North llro.ik, N .
It heals everything. Heware "i
MMMtofnita. raiiinan Co., landing
Imggittt
Tin IViidleton lt.ni A tiun Cluh will
have a practice -1.. .1 tomorrow. The
luh has received an invitation to
participate in a l t at lacotna soon,
1 11. 1 will semi its hest marksmen tor
the event. The slnsit on Sundiiv in to
practice for the Tucotmi lournaincnt.
The presence of the carcass of a dead
Imrse liesnle the roail over the Pruett
hill has imt attracted cuoiitfh attention
from the authorities, apparently, to
induce them to remove it. At unx
rate, it has not been removed. A Mr
Kav creek rancher who came in today
said it waa so crviiiL' u niiisann
- that
roan-
' dys-11-111
me can scarcely drive uloiii tin
w.iv pat It.
"After suffering from seven
p-1.1 ovor twelve years and
many r In- without perinam'iit
hn i Anally took Kisloi Pyapapata
ure. It did me so iniieh l'.s .I 1 recom-
mend ii to everyone," writes .1. K.
Watklna. clerk ami recorder, Chilli-
thc, Mo. It diaaali wli.it vim eat.
la II man Co., leading driiRnisis.
It is iimlerHt I the lire ofajanlaatiofl
which was eftected at the scouring mill
OgJaa on Thursday avonlnfl will act en
tirely Indopandanl of the Pandlaton
l ire dapartment, haviiiK its own up
pa ratal and huiuu in no way subject to
the authority of tin- chiei engineer of
Ihe city excepting when ant I ires may
occur at one ol the mills or lumber
yards represented, and the chief takes
charm' ot the work ol 1 mi line, mil the
iii.- The rondloton Blaatrle dgbl v
POWOf Oo, i" one of the concerns rep
resented, John Vangban bolng tba
conipuny s representative mi the board
if olhcers.
A LONlirKLLOW PHOiiR AM.
' via- Entertains Pleaeantly at
the Home ol Mrs. C. J. Smith.
A very pleasant cluh function wus
that glvon by MM Woman's club on
Kridin eveninu at the home of Mrs. C.
.1. Smith, mi Lewis street. The parlors
were tilled with a conipuny of club
mam ban uml invited quests, a Long
fellow program wus raudarad in ran
interesting munner, uml tlie kuchIh
partis ik ol liiht refreshinenU ut the
com Iuhioii of the eveiiinn's entertain
ment. Mis- BfO Wood rendered a piuno
number before the literary purl of the
program bctjuu.
Mr-. I ('. Noli read the "Children's
Hour," ami li. A. Bobblaa in un uc-
0 panylao tableau rapraaontliig tba
poet Loogjellow.
"The MuyisMone," one of Loiik-
lel low's IMK'HIS r-et to lllllsic, WHS.
by Mrs Hub
Mr-. II II. Ilulhsk then reud u
Myiiopsis of tln poem "Bvangeliue,1
which was illiislruted by tuhleaus.
The lirsi was of Bvangoline us a young
girl, ami the aaaoad ol Bvangaliaa at
the bedside, of (iuhricl, lifter the lona
Bfajagating tbrottafa the gontblaad and
r.vunueiim. s :n in., oubriel neur to
leutli in the hospitul. Mrs. C. J.
Smith took the purt of I'ivuiiKel ine, uml
(i. A. KohbiiiK tliut of (iuhricl.
MIhh hpple read " Ihe Courtship of
All lea BUUedUU, while MIm Stella
Alexander in u tableau represented
rriecillu uml Hoy Hitner acted the
part of John Aiden.
Mrs Win. Pltagemld read u prone
selection from Longfellow in cloeiu
the literary purt of the program.
STATE FAIR ENTRIES.
Several Pendleton Hore to Uo In the
Pacing Raee.
M. M. Windoin, secretury of the Mute
Fair Associution, sends the Kust Ore-
nontan iiiformution ragardlng entries
for the hiu paelag race and livaatooll
con) petition .
Kollowintj are entries in the huleni
Rbamber of Oouiinerw stake of fimK
(orSill pacers to be raced for at the
Oret'ini stnte (air in September. This
is the Inmost stake ever offered at the
state fair, and bus the largMl number
of entries ever received in any W0B, m
OngOn, The horses entered are what
we term loeal horses, all being owned
in ite nei. Waahinitton. Idaho and
Hritish Colnuibia, not 11 lingl
entry
from California or
will make the NUM of
Montana, raw
more local lu
teriidt.
l'eiidletiin has thrc ntries. and
ll
I Is were sold today
thev n oil hi he
tlr-l choice.
Baelng w in not he ti nly drawing
card at the state fair this year, for
than is quite as much interest iH'inu'
taken in the various livestock depart
meata, ge are olrering hhni in
nremlnn to Shorthorn cuttle alone.
The sharp competition that has existed
between Chas. K. badd's Oak Mill
herd ami W. 1 1. Minor's mountain
ealle herd will he renewed thie full
Itronger than ever, ami stocknn 11 will
have an opportunity of Molng at least
two of the oneet ahow herds of shnrt-
hoTM ever OXhlbltad mi the coast. Mr.
build has been maklna Nome recent lm
portatlon from Canada to itrengthen
in- hon herd, and his selections are
from the best herds in that province.
Recti animal has 11 show record of con
siderable funic over there. Mr. Minor
Ini- 1 11 kecpint! close watch of these
Importation, and brought Ml from the
east a earload some time Ago, pur-
ehaeed at a big tlnure, one one poatlna
him tsnii Not being satislied with
this shipment, he sent his MHl to the
eastern herds Again, uml Inst week
bough I a Shorthorn cow for which lie
pain 11700, another for tl'iO. The hot
llhl between these two rival breeders
is iii a Irleodly spirit, ami will be of
i:r,'ai bene A I to the breeding industries
oi this state.
M. M. WISDOM, Bee'j .
Entries tor Paclntt Raee.
Van Me Vanlcr Stock farm, Princess
M, '-':IN, by Mnrne Ptlnea nnlraced.
Prank Frailer, Mmahoiiie, an
in Obaballe Sllai Wright.
M. S. Itose. Carrie H, 2:I7'4,
Aitiinont Nell Owyane.
K. K. Staats, Almalene, 2:'.'"),
by
In
C ieiir d'Alene Altamont,
,1. I!. Bmltb, I ranees Cleveland liy
Malheur HAmbleton lan Mambrino.
Amos Wilkins, Al Me liy Memo
Altamont,
B. li. Toogoe, lien Holt, ItlBb, by
Alexis Duroc Prlnee,
A. I'ratt, Scappoose, 2:20, by Hoy
Wilkes- Miltfllle.
11. u. Bnrmvaat, Bolo
K isbar iintraced.
W. II. ilradlord, Kstella,
hv Bora)
:17
, by
by
betiiont Nushv.
w. .1. Braoo, Mack, ItttM,
Memocrnt t horoU)th bred .
w. .1. Bruoe, Graeeful George,
by Alcona, jr. Nellie.
Antiust Krickson, Altucoru
Altamont - Tl Hi
Wavland Tavlor, Mav Warn by
ItSt,
by
Dal
Norte unknown.
lien. I'eriiiRer,
Patbmonl Juliet,
Cris Simpson. Moc
Norte .Roaktroodi
A. W. Turner, l.ittl
Patbmark hy
Wriirht, by Mel
e Hill hv Oyelone
unknown.
Tims. Cliincv, Direct
C by Mircct-
Kosa C.
Springer i (Irinsbv, (iiiidmi by
lliiillt I'atchell- M lllllle 1..
P. Itose, Ob. II. Ilariiuch
.'I
bv
Mux Mux Laura Went.
I.. II. Lindsay, Arab by Alexis un
known. H0MI1 PARDON A SURPRISE.
Court Ottlaers Here Heard Nothing- or It
Prior to Orantlna It.
The release of Zilio Morse from the
penitentiary at Salem was news to all
the court oAeisIs here in I'endleton.
They had bad tin intimation that liov-
srnor Gear had bean asked to gran) a
pardon.
It has been the custom to notify the
peoeeOOtlng attorney of the district
from ablen the prisoner wus sent, but
in this case no such notification wus
Hi ven. The state through the MOOOeUt'
ini; attorney has always hud oppor
tunity to ea heanl for or unainst the
I ul n ion i ii of any penitentiary criminal.
FORTY-ONb HUNDRBO RKUISTERBU.
More Voters Yet to Be Plaead on the
Rolls.
Registrar 0, a. Praetor has -non
raters registered up to this evening.
This in us many as wus expected would
lie registered when the rolls were
os'iusi several months ujjo. Monday
uml Tuesday remain vet in which
voters mav reiaster. Aoeordlna to the
law, renin! rut ion clones ut 0 O 'clock
on Toeedey, after which in the June
ami November elections one may vote
if unregistered only by tilini! a certiii
oate siiiinsi by six freeholders. Qnlle
a Dumber of registrations are ei ted
during the two davn remaininu, the
total com inn up at least to t20ll.
William S. QoM, one of tin- oldest
and best known citizens ol Malheur
county, dii'd a few days uiio at his
home in Vale. Malheur county, lie
wus born in Tennessee in MIA,
The Wurshaiicr hotel, ut Itukcr t'ity,
i- hereafter to Is' known us the Hotel
Oregon,
Yes,
am have a lilcinl tliut is just
luitad lor Mint parts. It is not a
Intti 1 COncoctlOII that will make
youi quests ronanben yoiu part)'
as "that place where. gM were
larvad that nasty tea," but a clieer
UMJ btVtfMt that would make
your lady trlanda ask,
my dear,
where did you get it?" We call
it our Aiteruoon Tea, because it
so closely Ills the name, it is good
at any lime. It makes a line iced
tea.
Owl Tea House.
Telephone No. jjy
I N WISSI.OW
C. e llt.ui
Winslow & Head
Contractors ami Builders
Jobbing a Specialty.
I unite to Urder.
Shop un Oottonarond St., between Aitu
uml Webb.
PaWDLNIOM, 0BJBOON.
PKRSONAI. MENTION
Mrs. Bettre smith, living III rnllri
north of Pendleton, le In town tuluy.
K. I. Wills, of Weaton, In in town
today He is a Hotel I' Iletoti tMlt,
Gilbert Hunt. the Walla WbIIa
mannlaetarer, i- at the Hotel Pandla
ton.
Nlrobii ROW Hind, V. Christen-n
ntld Joseph Prattell have been nivli
Bltlaenshlp papers.
Howard Radeon came up from Port
land this morning, lie will remain
for AM day Viotttng his sister. Mrs. T.
B, Mi,
John ffleffllng, representative of tie
livestoek commissimi boose of Bvani
Rnyderilnel Dompeny, of Ohleago, is
at the Motel Pendleton.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lev I Ankeiiy and Mr-.
I,. I.. MeArthnr arrived iii town I ri-
day evening, Mrs. Ankeny and Mrs
McArthui are iiue-t- ol Mrs -. .
J mid.
w. .1. Bruee, formerly proprietor of
the Golden Bule hotel, is a gvoM at
the Hotel Pendleton. He is Interested
hi noma oil wells in California. He
will remain here for a week or more
Walla Walla I nion I 1.. i:. It Ii r,
republican nominee for representative
from Umatilla county to ibeOragou
legislature, and A. B. Thomaon, candi
date for joint representative from
Umatilla and Morrow counties, were
in the city yesterday.
FlUHr WITH COW BUYS.
They Flrit Attack n Ranchmn.i One
Cowboy Captured
Walla Walla, May 18. The Walla
Walla Colon of today nuvs: There
were exulting times ut a ranch abottl
one mile north of I red Thiol's, whirh
Is nine miles north of Walla Walla.
nt 11 o'clock bun night. 'I wo now boy 1
appeared at the ranch house, awakened
the ranchman and his wife and drove
them out in their niuht dress at the
point of guns,
The couple made their wav toThiid's
and asked for assistance. He imme
diately organized 11 posse uml hurried
to the ranch, A buttle between the
pOSaa and the cowIhivs followed. A
number ol shots were eaehenged ami
one of the cowboys wan captured.
He was tied hand and foot and
placed under guard while a waasenger
was sent mi horseback to Walla Wallu
tn ask the sheriff for aid. Depot)
Sheriff Painter left fur the scene of the
trouble ut SigO this Damming,
The names of the ranch people who
were disturbed by the cowboys are not
known.
Deputy Shorlft Mado No Arroitt.
Late this afternoon the Walla Wallu
Btatoeman w ired the Bast Oregon ian as
follows: When the deputy sheriff
reached the scene the men had escaped
and baV it since been seen or heard
of.
BIO PIRE A T SUMPTKR.
A Number orBuilnen Houiei Deitroyed.
Lost 919,000.
Sninpter, Ore.. May 18, A fire hint
niglll destroyed the Hellevile lodging
house, tin- Hoard of Trade nilloon, the
Hob mercantile company's general
store. Alder's nahsiti, and tile ofltce ol
Hammond and Chance, lawyern. The
total Ions is about f 111,000 w ith some
insurance.
THE MAZE.
"Nothing liner iii tin' I orthwest"
in the universal comment of visitors to
the resort conducted by Clary A Bender
ut "The Maze" on Court nireet. The
interior furniehiiiin of thin resort are
inuk'nilicent and no expense has been
spared to pleuse the eye us widl a- the
inner man. If the' owners of this
resort were lavish in their expenditures
for rich surroundiiiis, thev certainly
-tillteil BOtMng ill their splendid UN
sortment of wet ginnls. Imported
liquors that would tempt the palate of
a connoisseur; winen from the vintage
of the fair Moselle; also from the
bind of Hums uml CMari fit for 11
eaarowiteb to smoke, ciarv ami Ben-
der. the proiirietors, ure men well uml
favorably known Ibrougboot tin-
Northwest as thoroii)ib .'. fellows.
CASTORIA
Rmrs ihe Mjcnnluru of Ciiah. It I'xjtrc!
ill use lor mute lliau thirty year. aoU
'J he A'ihJ PSa aw .lwui UomgkL
iioti.il. Danoe.
tin Friday evening the Intti am club
I1111I a pleasant dance at the Ariuorv
hull, at which the following VfltMH
IK'rHon- were prenent :
Mm. liorie, Berths Alexander.
Mulnd Nye. huvclie Moorbouae, Lena
Jenkins. I.eo Sheridan. I ,.ti rn.l..
iberidan, Plo Halloek, lw-ns Duneen.
Banei nawtell, Panebon Boric, .May
I'erinisoii, Kdith Kpple, Maud Sheri'
ilan and Miss ICliie Krazier Murk
MoorhollSe, Iterkl'lev llullev. Jin,
Welch. Karl BoTiO, Chun. Cuineroli,
unester roretar, Karl Greanawald, Hob
1la111s. t arelice Adams i.urn.-e .
Have- Balph Coon, Brad Hartman, I
sol Beam and Hurry Tbompoon,
To Heaa Hurt.
I neltanuer Salve, the irr..al I,.. . I..r
It'n iiuurunteed for cuts, VOUIlde
noree, piles und ull skin dineuse-
Pionoor Drag store.
M p
lllf
UU UL
fDflCCDV
lilt if
PAINE S CELERY COMPOUND
Strengthens Muscle Tissues,
Invigorates the Nerves,
Makes Rich Blood.
(). T. Crump, Richmond, Va , writes:
"For si'vt'iul vt'i ks before 1 ootmnfuuwd usinj; Pftioe's Cul
ory Compound I liad a lired ami Bllgong (BfeUng, my blood
bMAUM impure, ami I gmi dailv logiug Htyghi One of my
I'rirmU advued mc tn ugg Paine'g Celery Compound, mid I
found relief from tlm Brat bottle. I need three more bottle", aud
it made my nerveg gtrong, my blood pure, ami mueoleg Arm."
Paint's Cclcr3 1 om pound is a re
source for health, strength, vitality.
AFTER USING r
nriUIUOinO. i boiea foe a&.UU. DM.aOT-l'S
. .... hum i ratal I'lnsi r.u uiti
BABBITT met a
Creamery Butter
Every Roll is guaranteed.
Full Weight; Fine Quality.
The Finest; Try it.
Money back if you don't like it.
The White House Grocery
FA
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. un ei"."ia
imitv 1,1 j -iiiije
iVl-Il.
tiaAloa u
"ll.. ui r.itly
itratloa, raillnvi r Lum Manhood
'I'er- . Melll.ll Wul'l V. vl.'esMve uat
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TOM BROS., Proprietors.
Q.R.&K
in run Time Schedule i ,.
Hill Fl-Oni PlOlrilnln.. Hivit
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I ',1-1 Mull. Hull I nke. tienver, Fori Kno ..
No. 1. I Worn,, Omaha. Km, : . I.
AilA. III. wis City, HI. I,nu. I
Nn. a b'moaenjtnd fcaat, Via So a
d:jp. tn, Oreana Snort Um, ioiV
Sieloin
lb. r.
No. 1.
7 :l"i a. 111.
Wniii, Walla, Baasatw. U....L..
Mlnni'H,i.ll.. Paul 1 v, r
liiibilh, Mllwnuk,... in,, V
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rasl Mnii.
7 ::m n. in.
In :.'.: p. 111.
Pnrtlanrl nml Snn
KriimlM 11.
Peti Hag,
ac p. m
s I' 111.
Ocnnn Stenmshlps
From Portland.
l-'nr Hun I' rum turn
gvery Bvs itHy.
s:(i ,1. 111.
k. lundar
Baturttay
in a. in.
Coluinblii River (DlOb.
ste.iniera. Kx s,
in Aetorle tltc Wh
Lanolnfa,
f
, lllpiirlii Snnko Klver.
bully
Ma. a, , alsarla to Lawtstea,
I ' u'.in
Hhii,
":.h n. rn
Mixed train I' live- pi ndleton (nr WalUWags
ill l) in sad arrives l UlUp. m.
Km hill InfiiriiiHtniii eiill or write tn
W II III Itl.lll'HT,
Oi'IIithI pHssrllicer Aki'IU
rorllHinl, Uri'o'ii
1 . v . Wahilby, Agent, Paaeletoo.
Take the...
Washington cS:
Columbia River
Railway
Por Chicago, Bi Pool, st. Louis, Kan-
sai City, St. Joe, (Imitliu, uml
All Points East and Sou h
Portland nnd pob.ta
on the Sound.
Arrive- Mondays, WedMadayf ami PridanM
1 it :Vm. ni. .TUaaaaya. TknraOagra and Batereayi
1,1 1 . -1 a. in.
liepitt t- ilnlly exeopl Htuiilay ul li :un p. in.
I'm tiifiirniHtliiii n-Kiirilliiu rates uml m-coai-BMdatloni,
' nil mi ni adUraai
W. ADAM, Agent,
IViiUIi'Iiiii, 1 irikun.
s. 11 CALOKRIIIAD. 0. P. A..
WaUa Wiiiu. ivkiIi.
TO THE WISE
farmer, or those who iuteml 1 : 1 11 1 nar
tbair gardens or doing spring erark of
liny kind in thin line, you will liml
everylliiiii; in garden IooIh und neiil,
barb w ire, staplee, nuilH, heavy ami
Shell hardware oi the very lien!
quality und ut the Inwent prieei. at
W.D. Hansford &Co.'s
I'endleton, Oregon.
Oregon Lumber Yard
.SELLS.
Lumbori
Lath.
Shinules,
liuildini; Paper,
Tar Ktinjr.
MouldiiigH.
l'ickcis,
I. ime and CemtUlti
Brick end hand.
Sush and Honrs,
Screen Doors A: WindoUt
Terra Cntta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop s
Altu St., opp. Court House
A
LL THE NEWS! Take tbc Kait
Oreeonian. Daily $5 oo a year 6) i
mad Weekly Si so, and bean
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