Sal for Thursday, Friday
BHo. Udies' I'Vt Black Drop stitch
mm .r value, ww.. i - r-
Hose,
r
16c
Kill Moves, regular prtot $1.(K) to
m .-, Bpccial nce
49c.
km '
an throe pairs bo any one customer, and for
Ticket on Piano wllh every gic. purchatc.
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
STJSI5 Of PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
.Sttlirt Ha Been Suecessful An
";.mtnu ot Comma Kvente.
.iri bv I'r. t'. .' Smith this
JJJ,, in rurrt-tit events i-xaiinmi-
T ,1 imi it nr.' entertninmcni at
E am boose Thursday evening.
rjiJJJy hi' lulu irrow afternoon
Kantd rerlngor'ii racetrack, nd
"SrWtt. ' "t'"1'' -" Hl'" '" ,K"
yEbTnuHT orii hnuae next Wed-
run rwelnj. , ...
n.'. i.f iW i li'Hini; exercise of tin1
Pmll'M leWlc Kl li Imvr DM
wju fliiirwlul They have shown
tint ot brtemet mi the ol the
m,,. that b domontt ration of
work in "I I It-1 r-t t hb.
I' imniiiiil. i I' "'' ,"'k' l'r- r- '
is.:; nateier presentation f prizen
vim ' ! enrrent
fNt-fiT ttie three higher grade.
, i- In-Ill "i. Wednesday ufter
B Ribert Oronin received the firm
w. llu. itul Mamie Fleether the
I Ir. Smith addressed the
ppl bf iU in ntnk i in.' tlir prcscntu-
I: .jviiic III t'.i" ' I'll' it i t" III'
nNsiif:l "ii'ii "t w miieii in any
nlk- a lile ol thin eity could he
ioul whn maid thou u better
tmlrJi ot current happening! than
v. muug iK"- iii- who submitted
: : i . - V,' In I I r I lie jlldg
trot 'it tin' nniiiinttei' of award,
hrpfie riving was n very pleasant
tore tlif school exercises ut the
cnitK tminii.
ItiPtfiletl Culture Enterliilnm.nl.
WnmI prajat baa heen ueeorded
ra popili who participated in the
Uracil culture entertainment at
lKr.iri hnu n Thurs.hiy even-
m Wuniferlnlly perfect were the
anil bHtrttting aai tin- pro
at. thMtiiihnttt. Tli" 'li'iutrttnent ot
akttical culture bat I D in the
tut? of Knv Conklin, assistant
twiftl, whn (in- made it a valuable
altKt of the eel 1 ii.rk. The opera
he tj fllii'ii t" overflowing, titty
mm 'inn IinniL'iil in tn uccninnio-
eatkpefon wh tild not ohtain
m otoerviiie. Tin receipts' were
as Una lluuti. and quite a sum will
i-.iir expenier are pant, to e.i.
"ire tiiv liiriii-lniii'iit the gvin
ereoa the hill.
Ha. C. it. Carter, Mi Alice
uli iml Mr. lien Carl sang hhIoh,
eauV Acme quu'ti-t remlereil a mini
i. . ri-nnii- j i. , iir,iri.f.
jngM ol eserciaei by t )
fiK tin henuii by tree arm drill,
jwiivji little girls of tb aeeoad)
? 'd f'Hirtli aradea, eharmlngly
briiiuihi; i.irtli rniindn of ap
tja. derab-bell euteiM fol-
id which 2tl liny. ttn( ,,rM
eialith. ninth unit tenth
Pneuibite.l real ikill in the ue
BSjyUttit applianoea.
' H'luii eliil, exerciae wu bf 10
J"al irl iif the eighth, ninth ami
le-. .i , I,,., it, ,;, ,.N,.r,.iw,
JJ ': iven h) 2ft hoyi and yirln
El J ewventh, eighth, ninth
fdee. ii -..'eiaity ending
Wiai. and nix hoya from the
until .in. i. 'in i, grade awing
p-'lulu. ,t, lightej ew t.
B wjmt darkeued to give the
.in me ,'xereiaeN were
'1 rved the lieartv
ttlVen
Pendleton pnbllo eohooli end the Wee
ton RoraMI aobool will attract a liin
crowd, no dottlit. The racetrack of
Simpson iV I'eringer ha heen secured,
and will be pal in good ihepc for the
eventa, The prog rent has heen printed
in the Beel Oregon ian. Noadniloiion
will he ctmrtfed fur thiii event. The
program boglm at IsSO p. m.
And then on Ifedneortij evening,
tlie operetta "liolden Hair" will be
given in Kraier opera houaa, The
operetta ii well reheereed end prom Ion
to he well worth hearing.
ran oe omo, cm r leuooi
Loua Cocimr. (
I'rKiik J. Oaeney raaJtM emit ihHt he t th.
nalof partner al tin- iirm ol r, i, caenay -v i. .
iiniiiK beplneai in the atty ol Toledo. ooaat.
Hinl HiHie aforoaaldi hii.i Unit -hI.i tirm w ill m
the u iii hi One Hnndrad Dollari for oaoh aiic
every i'h-' nf rniHrrti ihnl oattnot 00 DOroOJOy
the nai of HhIIV I'Htnrrli rare.
Hworn in iH-tiirc mi' hii.i unti-.'ritH'.l In my
ireneiii'e thi-nth ilHy ul Ih-t'eiiibvr, A.
liw..
-. ii
IIhII - ( Hlnrrh CON
ante dlroeUr "ii tbe Mi
W. OLKA(W)N,
Niilnr entitle.
i tnken latvrojally hii.i
.i i hii.I inn. .hi- -nffiu'i'i.
nf the Hvniein. land for MMtttaoataW. free.
K. J. fllESEY .V I'll., Toledo, Ohio,
old b limit!!". T-K'.
Bau'a Faaitty PI It are the aoat.
JIM JOHNSON ARRESTED HUME.
Street Row In Portland Involve! Former
Prominent Portland Politician.
Jutm-. 1". .liihtiHi'ii, jailer at the Port
land jail, formerly a deputy -heriff of
('mat ilia county ami Inter pOOtPiaQtOT
ol Pendleton, arreated Wlleon T.
Hum.., . -.li-trirt nttaCDOy, u tn 1 two
other- mi the Ml reel in Portland.
Iliiine wan charged w ith interfering
with an "Hirer; Kendall with di
orderly conduct, and MoGnth with
tbrentening to kill.
The row Htarte I at f ourth ami
Wanhingtoii Htreet- ebool o'clock in
the evening ami attracted neveral Jinn
dred M'ople to the welie. Whether
Hume or MeOntb, a gambler, itartod
the trouble in un unsettled ijiiention.
It in hu ill Meliratli made an im-iilting
remark ami nu- atruck by Hume. Me
liratli iiHHi'-tf that the attack wuk un
provoked on hi part.
The real ditiictilty did not trief
until Jailer JauinH ,lohnon arrived
with the patrol wugon. Ueing ac
quainted with the men, the otlicer Huid
he would encort them to the city jail
and nave them tbe humiliation ot
riding in the wagon. He placed hi
hand upon KotJull'i iboalaef, where
upon Hume llttellipted' to force the
ollicer to rcleuac hin grip. Hume wan
drunk, it i- UMHerted. at the time, ami
uaed Home had language. A general
mix-up wa- imminent when the olticer
aaeerted hi authority ami brooghl the
trio of Hcrnpper to jail.
They were to Ik- tried Thurnday
afternoon.
'I Da and Operetta.
bet e ecu
1 1 - '
Played Out.
Dull headache, pain in vur i. u
part of the hody, ninking at the pit ot
the Mtotiiaeli, Iom of appetite lever
ihneMH. pimple or mire ure all ii
tive evidence of impure blood. Ho
mutter liow it became 10, it nuit M
purlged in order to obtain g I health.
Acker' lJlo.l Klixir ha never (ailed
to cure oiofnjoni or vyphilitlo polaoni
or iiny other hloil diiteaae. It i cer
tainly a wonderful remedy, and we ell
every bottle on u positive guarantee.
I or ale hv llriM-k ,V MoCottiae.
feftaUd Knive-,
;;:ana spoons.
eat, ll MS Haul to
') Utile murt; hi
aT24oU V, ' , ""' "" ' '""I."
O.-'.auiIS chu i '"1 "' rood
W-.V1 '"U(l. thi I',," ",""1"1 ''le
B W IL TCJr. f'.'n nun ..1 i.uuix
r r. . "cui , .. i.. . . "
naa. " abmi ..,.
--.
L
j.hi ."I ""' Iwasatti.
'"'"t I-mK "i'V, 1,1 a"amek ol
oai oi u iiiHiiuianiuror.
Nunziker
Jeweler and
Uptlclan.
Nolioe to T.ach.n.
rnndleton. Or, i Hoy u. Kxaminu-
t ion f..r graduation from the eighth
grade of the politic chool will be held
..ii tin Mth and IBtfa of May at the fol
lOWillg duee: Pendleton, Adam,
Allienu. Milton, Weston, Helix, Echo.
tJmnUIln, Pilot took, I'kiah, Diatrun
No. g, Wnt on Mountain
Any public aeliool pupiln living in
IJmatllTa aounty are eligible to take
thin examination ut any of the above
merit intisd nleoee, provided tliut they
have Inlajhed the common hcIiooI
oouree,
Teacher w ho have pupil to graduate
living in localitioH not convenient to
the above place can ecure quention
for exam illation hy pplving to tin
eouuty school upertatendeajt, J. t
Now I in.
Look at Your Face.
And BM if it i reflecting health Of
diaaaat Kurl' Olovar Root Tea
l.ellllt ilie the fuee ll le 1 c .liitilex ion , and
aHiiren jerfe,-t health All ilruggint.
.'.' cent and fill cent Money refunded
if re-mil are not natiHtactory. Tallman
& Co.
Attention. Maooabesf!
All BMavban are requeued to attend
a aynokar next Monday night, the llet,
uud bring their friend.
by Order of Committee
-
Sick headaclie aholut, ly and htiii
auently cured hy uing Moki tea. A
pleiiKuiit herb drink. Ouraj eonetlpn
; tii hi and Indignation, make you eat,
I Bleep, w ork um I bappy. Inuaiaotion
maranteed or money baok, i5 c ut
and 60c. for attic" by brock & Mc-
ColllUH.
A Word to Farmers...
e ha
ial,!'S 's t,lu awn of harvest we wish to announce that
Cutlerv i r''lp ele 1,,le of Harvest Supplies, Dishes, lable
table's n , lnn u tensils. We buy lor spot casli, wlncli
Pk- b 1 SL" Cbeapni than those wlio buy on credit.
sanborn's Teas and CoHees a sot
specially.
CHAS. R0HRMAN,
Court Street
CHIEF JUSTICE WOLVERTOR ACCEPTS.
Will Serve at Judo. In Hall of Fame
Selection! Question ai to Precedence
In Development of Electric Telegraph.
chief Juetloa Obarlet i:. Wolverton
who I. ,- heen in Pendleton for two
week presiding over the deliheration
of the supreme court, in one ot thiwe
w ho were anked to nerve a judge in
the hi-lection of nnmet (or connnenio
rttlou in the HbIi ,,f Pa me. He ha
written, accepting the invitation, and
will thsnefnre nerve as one ol the
'Senate of New York I'nivernitv. " a
the radfjaa have heen deetgnatad, Tlie
Helii tion of name to he eoromeroorated
hid fair to be ana of the moil Interest
ing event, in the nation'n life.
In connection with the celection of
names, many Interesting quetinm-an-arining
touching the right of cer
tain men of the pad to rank f..rcmot
and to he commcm, .rated in the hall
of lame. One will create general in
teret, ow ing to the fad that it involve
the question of credit for bringing out
the electric telegraph. The Hnim of
Alfred Vail have ubroltted printed
tetementa in Which Alfred Vail i ac
corded a place co-ordinate with that oc
cupied by ProfcHHor s. I-. it. Morae,
wnoai name live- in the .apreeelnn
"The Morae Telegraph and Code.''
Alfred Vail' connection with the in
vention i thn net forth in the circu
lar of hi otiH, Stephen, j. Oumtnlngi
ami ( ieo. II. :
tientletneni It in, we believe, very
generally conceded that to no other
one invention doe the world owe for
it wonderful progre and develop
ment than to that of the electric tela
graph, and we beg to ,,ff,.r f,,r vour
favorable coiiiderat ion, Bl one of' the
name at ! luaerlbed upon the llnli
of Fame ol tbe New York university.
that of mir revered father, Alfred
Vail.
A graduate of that univeritv, in
the early part of 1887, and the' tirt
president of it Kucleiau Society, he,
.hi the j:ki of iapteanber of the name
year, entered into a eon tract f part
nerahip with s. i". B. at one then pro
fi'HHor in your univerity, which pr..
vided thai Alfred Vail ii..iil.l not onlv
i ii r ii i -ii the mean necenHiiry t.. perlecl
Morae 'i daalgn, but alao devote tii
Hcientiiic ami meehanical ability to
the same end. With what devotion
thi wa done and with what sOooaai
he wa rewarded, the scientific World
well know-.
The far-famed "dot and da-h"
alpebbet the soul of the invasion
and the mechauistn to produce it hy
sound, or in character nofl paper,
were the device and discover!' of
Mired Vail.
The foremost electrician of the cen
tury, up to the time of In death in
Mill;. Prof, franklin U ard Pope.
tints summed up In- opinion of the
status of Alfred Vail, in closing an
article U dished in the Centurv
Magazine IOT April, L8M :
" It is self-evident, there
tore, that not u single feature of the
original invention of Morse, as formu
lated in Iii caveat, and re oca ted in
hi original patent, is to be found
aimuig the essential constituents of the
modern apparatus. M
"Prior to KIT it embodied the work
..) Morse and Henry alone. From KIT
to is-m it wai a Domblnatlon of tlie in
vention of M..r... Henry and Vail, hut
the aaaantlnl telegraph of today, ami
tlie universal telegraph of the future,
comprises solely the work of Joeeph
Henry ami Alfred Vail, 1 1
It uiuv be proper to here cite the
WOrde of the II. .11. Alno Kumlall. lute
p. itmaler-general , the counsel for
DOtb Mofm and Vail, as well a their
triend and associate, "It justice be
done, the name of Alfred Vail will
forever stand associated with that of
Samuel I . b. Mofaa, in the history
and introduction into public use ol the
electro-niugiietic telegraph. "
We submit to you, gentlemen of the
senate, for enrollment in your Hall of
fame, the mime of our father, Alfred
Vail, and shall ! glad to furnish you
anv further information w ith respect
to him that von mav desire. We re
main, BTEHPEN VAIL,
J. CUM MINOS VAIL,
010. K VAIL.
Alfred Vail, the eldest on of Judge
and Mr. Stephen Vail of Speedwell,
Morrietown, New Jersey, wu born on
the 1Mb of September, 1K07. His
youth ami nutllbood were iaed in his
native town, and hi inheritiil BM
chun ical instincts and skill were to
tered hv bin association with the
operation of the gpaadwull Iron
Work, belonging to bis father, ami tor
many year the foremost in the coun
try ; here having been constructed the
boiler and most of the machinery ol
the teamer "Suvanuah, " the lirst to
ero the Atlantic; the lirst cotton
gain, etc., etc. In lni2, he entered
the University ol New York, gruduut-
iug in IM6, and in tggf lie returned to
it. Intending to atndi for the mlniatry,
but hi interest in Morse's crude idea
changed hi course. He married in
880, and went to Philadelphia to rep
resent In lather, who was a B ISO) bet
ot the great I'lcoinot ie works of bald
s' fn, Vail m Hutty, now 'The bald
win boBonotlve wcffs. "
in isij. be r attorned to Morrletoem,
ami in i"io. uongreai baring appro
priated ().'0,000,UOU with which to (ill l Id
an experimental line, be and Moral
were appointed the govennnelitul u
parlnteudanta, and ha went to Wash
ington, uml until IM. wa enguged in
tin developmeol ol tbe invention ami
in constructing line.
He returned to Morristown in IMK,
and there made his home until his
deatl. on January lt, 1W.
Voieanic krupilons
Are grand, but kkiu eruptions rob life of
joy bucklen'e Arnica Salve curea them;
also old. ruuuiurf and fever m.r.-a. ulcers,
boiU, tel. .us oornt, warts, cuts, bruises,
burns, si ltd.-, cl.apped bauds, ebilblalns.
Best pile cure 011 earth. Drives out Dalai
and achea. Only lit box. Cure guar
antaad, Sold by TnUaaM & Co., drug
g ot.
THE WESTON NEIGHBORHOOD.
Loeal Note and Penoual Mention A
Pro-Boer Rally!
The Kt Oregouiall is indebted to
the Waetoa taadaw tor the following
items : .
o U'...MI ..... nvcr iiiiilav from
Athena', attending the funeral of a
brother Mason, the late W. H. Mead or.
Mi liella HeOraw returned Sunday
from PeodletOO where she has heeii
employed ut the Weasel Jicpartiueiit
Store.'
Louli 0, Proa bate I ha bojal au-
pnlnted census enumerator tor the
Weston district. Mr. Proebatei ii an
ex-sergeant of Company , Second
Oregon, and a sjj,ular young man of
this city.
President D. V. s. Held, ol tbe nor
mal school, returned Saturday from a
abort sojourn at Hot Lake, Union
BOUnty, where he succeeded in ridding
himself of u tS Vers attack of rheuma
tism. .
Tlie infant son of J. P. I.ieuallen
ha pearly raootarad. alter receiving
treatment for its injured eye at Dr.
Cropp'i hospital In Wallu Wulla. it
is expeotad tliat the youngster's aight
will aoou be entirely restored.
Frod Flekhw is rocovuriug Iroiu the
effects of his recent accident at. the
Weston mountain aawutill. Wbure he
was caught beneath a load of logs
when it suddenly overturned. The
shock was a everc nttU, however, and
he i still afflicted w ith attacks Of
dltiliteee,
Mrs. M. M. Smith is here from Uon
ner's Kerry, Idaho, on an extended
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
U. Dee ton, near town. Mr. Smith
i a pioneer woman of Oregon, And
will he in attendance at the coming
PC-Union of Cmntilln county pioneers
at Weston.
C. M. Pierce left Tuesday for Hot
Ijtke, Union county, and will en
deavor to recuperate strength at that
well-known resort. Mr. Pierce has
liecn much reduced in health of late
from an attack of kidnev trouble, and
will be OOanpelled to relinquish linsi
uess cares for several weeks.
Speaking for the people of I'ca Ridge
and "Poverty Qulcfa" near town. John
Benton says that they expect to cele
brate the birthday ol Phil beiithe
with great eclat in future. Mr. Bee the
ha been out there lately with his
road grading OUtflt, ami its a result
the thoroughfare! are lioe in excellent
thane,
V . J. QholaOD has resigned a city
marshal, waterworks tuperintendent
and street OOWtmicclottCT of Athena,
becauae hi request for an increase of
salary from t."n) to gflO a month was
not granted by the council, A motion
to appoint Qeorge McDonald to till
the vacancy received no second. Finally
the mayor appointed Mr. McDonald
to serve ns special otticer until the
ollice is regularly filled.
Jess hieUalletl returned recently
from near Perrdlotoa. where he has
been shearing sheep w ith a crew con
taining Win. ami Jaine W I and
Obarlea McParland. He reporta a
profitable season for WOOl harvester,
ami left Tuecday for F.agle valley,
where the Isiys will next operate. Mr.
I.ieuallen i the democratic candidate
for the honorable ollice of constable
in Weston dlatrict, ninl expects to re
turn in time to conduct a vieorottl
campaign.
Dan U, Kirk arrived at Weston late
ly from llu. .. n l.ay, and bring" a inl
report concerning the nhyUICUl and
lliiancial comlition of T. t'alamity
Anderson, who has never prospered, it
appears, since he left Weston. Mr.
Kirk av Mr. Anderson i now living
"li ill f:i I lit gra- to save expenses. He
g. t out in the early morning, when
the birds are caroling their joyous
lays and the dew is on the li. l.l. Thi
oooMlona what i known aa "clover
bloat.'' ami Tom ha to be punched
in the side with a case knife before
he is littiil for his day's ntruggle with
tbe wolvet of poverty,
A pro-l'.oer rally i-ainmon ltotake
place Friday evening at the United
Brethren church tn this city, for the
beneflf ot the widow uml orpbnna of
brave Boon wh" have (alien in defence
of their country. It will be ad
dressed by Rev. Paul Kruger, of
Huntavllle, Wash., member ol tne
National Boer Bel lei Fund Association,
who ha appeared before in the pulpit
here. Hi- subject i "The Transvaal
and the War With England." Mr.
Kruger is an earner.! -pi nker and is
thoroughly BCCjUnintad with his sub
ject, lie bat delivered Bumerout ad
dresses in Washington, w hich are high
ly sHikeli of hy the press of the state.
A Powder Mill Exploilon.
Removes everything in sight : so do
drastic mineral pill, but both are
mighty ditugeroii-. Don't dynamite
the delicate machinery of your ho.lv
with calomel, crotun oil or aloe- pills,
when Dr. King' New Life Pills,
which are gentle as a summer breexe,
do the work perfectly. Cure- head
aclie, constipation. Only L'.'ic at Tall
uiau A Co.' drug tore.
-
Arrival! at the Hotel Pendleton.
W J Johnson, Walla Walla.
K s Edwards, Portland,
Ieo r Fuller. Portland,
a Rod i Iraat, Portland,
W A William. Portland.
0 w Cottam. Oakland,
A W Oletey. Portland.
W K Fill-.' Beppoer.
R Jell, Tekon.
w D l latter, Spokane.
0 i Itacey, Portland.
1! B OoeMU. Portland.
A J Hull. Bpokana,
A s Heatfleld, Bpokana,
w b Jenklne, s.-uttle.
I c foil, tt, Hustings, Si
ii Kerbey, Ktnrtt City.
J A Allison, Portland!
J W Cason, Portland.
b.
ECZEMA
And Eveiy Form of Torturing
Disfiguring Skin and Scalp
Humors Cured by
(yticura
Hernuv tvuK vnaarnnwv axenj tu
atr ii.. avu tbofuugbl) wnh H i Waiiu
anil I i in i ha MAI' N,i appll "ii" "I
III nl lie hi. Hie tiea! kni ciii) . ami lall) laku
lull ! ol i i i n i a a Hssutvrurr. Hint
treatment will SSTOfd ISStSSI, l-.. f bsnull
ml ami aks'i.aml lm to a s'ly. s-nii-Uant,
ami BOI'BOeilOtI OSIS ahtni all tflav lalla.
HO
r
hM,mfks en. r. I ... sal l lli of. I . o. I 4
..r at oi.i-.ai. Jk K. -oi i o.aif .... '
O ,.R liH' U .-b 1 HW l ull S.,., -.., . I1U.1..H
'' Uuv la Cat. ka.aiaa,"a -if aawk. fiaa.
I he larseat atotk of Saddlsry, Har
ness, lent Wsffon Covers, Can
vas, Lap Dusters, Hope, Strhtg
l.cather, etc., la kept by
Joseph Ell
The Leading Ha nea and Saddle flao
ulsctursr of Lantern Oregon.
C i - 11- IK i"i WANT n .-i H
buDscriDcrs ' ' m....
m -eapt,r in las Bolted
, riiate. or Eurupe, retail,
lO 1 ' postal Uole, .1.. . k ..1
m u'l to Um Kajtt ...'...
M .. : "" m i .iihll.ii. i.'
nii?azines
fou da aire, an. I a,- sfu
bav It - m i.. you au.l aaauaiu all rlak ul lLa
sea. ta'iiiM tost in ifas niaiia. it win - .. ....
i ... 1 1 trouble ami risk. I' you are .-. i..-. . n.. ,
to Ike East oasuuMAa, lu reuiltUug you eau
rftsluct i. ii oar . . 1.1 IruOi in. puLiltaLera' urius
AUilioaa r A.-i OKHOONIAN PLB CO . 1 'wlb
too, Oroauo.
RAtSEO MONEY FOR SCHOOL.
Dlitrlrt CenfePaaea at Galloway Chapel
Encourage! the Plan at Milton
Some additional lav delegates ar
rived vesterday, nmoiiii whom was
Mrs. Tlios. J. Price, of Weston, one of
the pioneers of this county.
A go,! congregation listened to Rev,
K. P. Orcen of Walla Walla, lant eve
nlng, The sermon was a plea for the
exercise by business principles ami
real in the a flair ol tlie church. At
both the aflOFItOOT! and evening ses
sions, Mr. Orcen presented the in
terests of the conference school anon to
Ik- established at Milton, and secured
a subscription ot nearly, HOD for that
outpace. The people ot Milton have
generously offered to donate to the con
Terence the Advent ist acadeniv prop
ertv in that town, provided1 the church
wifl at once equip and Operate it as a
school oi higher education i Mr. Orcen
i conference agent and is meeting
with good success in raising tlie neces
sary amount for this purpose. Tlie
aobool will open about October i. w ith
a lirst class eastern man as president
and a full corps of teacher".
Pev. F. B. Jones, the pastor at 1 a
Grande, a recent accession to tlie force
of tin conference, from Waal irgmia,
is a man of Varied gifts ami will do
much to promote the WOfl ot the
church in this section.
There will be preaching tonight,
and services all day tomorrow ami
Bumtay, Some ot tlie other city
pulpits will be tilled by members of
the conference on Suinlai .
CASTORTA
BeBAtaeetesstutaelCTBAt it Pi stv anas
In it l..i in. ut- than Ihitty year, and
iht Aisj res iaiv ttrtaasi jouai.
SAYS ATHENA ENTERPRISE Will to
T. J. Kirk Tells n Wall Witlla Paper
the Electric Power Company'! Plane.
Aii enterprise which has been fre
quently set forth in the Baal Ore
XOn ian, the Athena electric light uml
power scheme, is referred to by T. J.
Kirk in an interview with a Walla
Walla paper. Mr. Kirk says he el
pacts the companj will have the plant
in process ot construct ion tin summer,
ami that the engineer is making a
second purvey Ilia statement wa- .1
lollowai "We are having 11 second survey
made, and until that is flntahed I can
not speak definitely ot our plana, At
you know the report of the engineer
who made the lirst survey was entire
y favorable, but more of the stock
holders dee I fed to have Mr. Miller,
who is now constructing the system ot
sewer here, also make a survey ami an
Inveetlgatlon of the leasibllity ol tlie
tcheme ami lie is now at work. If his
report is favorable the work will com
atenOC al once. I think there i little
question but that we will have the
plant in process of const met ion thi
rammer. ' '
Purity and Accuracy
are necessary In drugs. Medicines when
prepared with adulterated Ingredleuta
cannot serve the purpoCt desired. Our
drugs are all s andard and QUI pre rip
tioti depart men' bus our special are
Mall order will receive prompt sud
i areful attention.
BROCK & McCOMAS
Headquarter, for Cameras and
Ph. .t. .graphic Supplies,
Corner Main and Court Sta , Pendleton.
Nothing Succeeds
mwm
i ' ,: 17 i
like success. To challenge attention
irreatetibly wear tbe attire of a winner ,
Immawulaia linen it us aaaentlal to
evening dress us a sw.illow-l.nl coat
Our poiih is our trade mark, ami
while that is present everything i
right, 'the i'otiii't attire reoelvet no
added glo from our cftorts.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. F. rtobinjon, Prop. Telephone 60
French Restaurant
In connection
with ...
LaFontaine Hotel
Beat Meal In the City.
Open Day end Night.
Out LaFontaine - Prop.
AwlUler tkilding, Main Jit.
THE CITY.ee
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
crims siaPsuN
Proprietor
Kverytbtng N ow. New ft o rase i
New Riga. Beat rlga and team,
in the city. Boarder, given tbe
brat attention.
Service any hour of the uight
I VexSpllUlaVC NO.
Surprise Sale No. 152
Friday, May 18, 1900.
Saturday, May 19, "
WB vVILL MLL
Women's Black Hose and
Bed Spreads.
We have one case M doaetl pair Women's Black Hose, worth I.Vi p. r
air, that we will o fo,- I rnl,i and Saturday
Two Pair for 15c.
you aftve Iflc
,1 ,, aajn
gl lied Spreads will go (or T'.'c each
11.10 " " " " Ma "
l.M " 11, ta "
New ii mils..
Ch iblren S Realymado Itreases, colored and white. line of
Women's Spring Jacket. Summer Cor-et. Corset Waist. Corset Cover.
Slimmer oboe-, a great assortment in all the new colors, and shades
from tSc, to Tor, Big Bargains in I, ace. enter counter in middle
aisle. A Lot of Wash Suit o tit boyt I I" III years, "sic.
Oieatevt Line of Summer Orcsa tlooils c cr shown In Pendleton.
Always in the Lead.
.SC.n.
.110010 II, shop.' eilla
Cum. Lost Mnnhooo, Irn
oolency, i o Power, niat-Loaee., Bpsrmni"no.B Imnmnla, Pitln.
in h o a, l .1 D'. ii, B -mlnul amt.aion., turn, laeaj ratioon,. t.
Iillltl, Mo, ol o li .1 Unlitm,.. to sSnrry, . osa of STTISW l.in.n, Varlcoesl.,
or i.im liuolon, 1'i.ni Qulf-Uno. ot DIs- art 1 1 i-tinr.n, Slop. H.r
tllUH Two, Iiom o Blehilf, ' P fh'4
i . , 1 1 v .1 1 m. . o ..i i. i, iji'iia i. .
Allan.'.., Ci.iii n n,.iiii..i, . ii , l.m rrnni'iion, Oal.
rOR Ua.lK Ht I 'ALLMAM .v ii.. IIRUUeiaTa, riNiu i liiM, OtUMON,
The Blue Front
We have the I met 1 1 net in
tl It) .
See lis before buying.
MAX BAKU.
Fishing Tackle and
Hammocks...
71R Main St.
Pendleton Planing -Mill & Lumber Yard
K. PORSTBR, Proprietor.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Posts,
And All Kinds of Itulldlng Malrrlal.
Otdura tot mill wik protnptly iiKtrtidi
l''uriiislu-s plans and ottllliati and KimittiitieM caul of COtB
tructioa,
HOTEL PENDLETON
Under New nanajjenient.
Strictly First-class
Kxcdleot Cuisine.
Kvery Modem
CuDVHiiencc
ffttXr salt! fL aWBB
Give Us a Trial.
Kates $2 00 a day
Special Kates by
Week ur inuDtb
i:.w and KlHUrd liooina. II. ,diuarten. for Traveling Men.
The Best Hotel In I Astern Oregon.
Van Dran Kros , PrODI. Successors to J. t. Moore
AMLKICAN IM AN
I Inc. I Hotel
13.00
olthrt
raj . ...
-a V inthel'ssllk
)cf iiuy a 1 1 ii t jiNurus. TbenV ml
THE PORTLAND
POHTIsANDi ORlOONi
.Special Uatea to lisalcro Oregun psopls visiting Portland, tlesdoosrter.
for tourists anil comiueiclal trsvslers. tf. C. HOW HKS. Maser.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make good brcud uae Hyeia' Heat Flour. It took fiiat
pruraiam ut the CbitaK" World's Fair, ovt r all competi
tion, and gives excellent aatlalactiou wherever uaed.
Kvery sack is guaranteed We have the beat Steam
H .lh. I Harlcy, Mud Kyc and Hearilleae Parley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W 8. UYt:US, Prop.
tii au. Shortn, Fttcv', etc