163 Corsets
BLACK AND DRAB
ALL SIZES
Reduced to 49c to Close.....
Worth 75c to $1.00.
Chance on I'lano with every s"c. purchaie.
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
FEDERATIOH OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
IS IN SESSION AT THOMPSON STREET
METHODIST CHURCH THREE DAYS.
lOS AND A Uftl-r rvv.r.o.
LtMrtlttoti Housss Nearly Two
Hundred Tliou-.inu
M Mtpt "i wimiI t this polnl
estimated Hi 1,600,000
L. .limit hull m million l,,H
1 EL N pronoun I by ull the buy-
1 Sii superior I" Unit ol liny WW-Lrii.hrtr.-il
In thin region, Bales
..(, jlxKit lo'l, 111:1 pound, Mm
BTm naobsrl WO.OOO, Matt f
4hi"l-ii Imiul'i ,,v -lin'ol' Siieiier-
ilwl i.nvfr 1'rloes rant iT""
gesWtBSiTSBml 11 half or thirteen.
tit.t snard Igort having I. 1 psld
C.BI ol Ihi! very light unl bright
'Cirlv nil M the wool thus fur Mid
ih hfoiiiilil in (run I he Birch Break
lurbn. Hauling nl WOOl OM OD
so-iilv, iinl the pmaieal 1- for 11 total
gMSMttsand Mix inillii.it pound
ttiii nwnll.-il iii r. nilli t.u. .luring the
mi vim. tinner-nre very run
laiad Ml disposed ti i-xhuilNt the
iibililir of tiir market. It in
Umniln. hwwwr, tliul they will not
Wll m tlii year, lint thul lite dip
MMtlsMllty Will all t about nil
riiiir.l ; within lllnet) I - -.
CASTOKl A
iBtiihi-tigti.itiii. Cmas 11 I't.rre
bettor more Hunt thirty yenrs. and
Til KmJ rka MtM . I .'. ii Jiougkt.
1. . W0ULKKY IIT0IHI HOME.
haMWle Nominee tot' Joint H01.ro
MIUMirs Ulleil to Ins Homo at lono.
J. . Wuol.-ry, ..I I. me, . I .u rut 1 1
Wm iw Jtinl representative in lbs
kjirlitarv, for l imit illu uml .Morrow
Mlin. I1.1- r.-tiirn.-il home 0 SttOttd
MMtnasrtanl buainaai and In mi
Jif jua teli-grain i-uminoiiiug him.
It. Yoolrrr, who in s well known
ritlu.ni u( 1 , haa Iktii turning lbs
mm of ihr tu.. Bounties, Ull.l llll
MVt (ivorahh- Impression wlnroor
mm um, He stands exc-cilingiv
iltroutiliiMit Mnrr.. ...imtv. where
laaiii years I..' lia- livad, tttd BOO
.1 irn-.r. 11- lui-unc. Mr.
Mn rkH bwo in Oregon for ixt
PMMtlat hi- attention to furni
MMnf ind the general Mar
j'"' bushi,--.-, um! hiH aufcesa
RMm 1MB to I., a umu ti good
EBKlls the high I'Htiiiiutioii
MM lir In , in,v.. the Htcrling
HRMMr as BBBsessee,
i rl.ituni in tl. Hii..iirt .if Mr.
"l 'iiiv.i-. ii, ,1 ,. shoiihl r
""" " voir, i 1 'mm i ,.,,tv
r,,' thut bin wuh the
PIMUattioil tr M,,rr,.w annnU
"forth,. Ir-Hlalnrr (or tin present
Jjy.iHKl Uiat Morrow rotinty in
L1 "Wll .cognition h w.ulhl
Kmm ) the election "I Mr.
IMwietiiiii iiiii.i
H III U..II . ..(.... .... I
.. . I'l oi ill." .11-
Mofall (he uple,
MM B.rktlat tor Surveyor.
av f"?' '" rt''" nominaMd,
'lemoorBllo immImm
,'"rw'i'" hai been ooaosdod
'' umn fur th.' position
hhorks and Spoons.
iMi2.f!l tin u,. u
itt MTCr.iS;', ""a?
- ;?'" "" 01 ui ou.i.
SiS'UuiluV , l "rllo.u"
TLM inZ , ." I1,.i-ii1iu.i the labia
Ian. i you JL7 " Urinal 1
'""lot tbo i.miiuUcuiror.
L
Hunziker
thut Bonld in' found in th.' Bounty. Hii
BsporlanM in thB lino of railroad n
glneerlng, whloh porhapi NBjniras tin
ini.Ht caralul and aostiniw work of any
kind of Bnginsorlnii Iuih iMad bin
for the iliilien of the nfliee. Mr.
Borkolay Iuih dona ooMtractlon ami h.-
cation work for the f). U. iv N. rom-
pany( and In rverv pIbob of work ba
f 1 11 m undortaksn ha bun aoMlttad blm
hi'Ii wild afadfl uml r I trad pralai
from bli anployon. Mr. BerkelBy has
fi ll that the TOten Of kha county knew
whitt they wonted, uml In- Iuih not
nada tin- aokiva aanvaM for the oflae
he iiiiglit have nia.li' hail he not hen
in aonataul doMand 00 laveral Hurray
int: OOntMOtei ami uIho on BOOM BOO
dtraotion work for Ina 0 It. a n. on
the Waablnglon dlvlilon. Bo, from
the axpraMloni which bava baan nada,
in Hiife to aMORM thut be will be
aleoted on next Monday.
M. L Watts tor Suporlntonde.it.
M. 1.. WattH, of Athona, who wai
Bom Ina tad for the i.iiice of anhool
nporlntondetit, Iuih nuule 11 thorough
ciiuvHHN, uml In. m the iluy of the con
vention he baa grown in Btrafigtfa with
the rotora, Mr. Watti in a gndnata f
the Dnlraralty of Oragon, raoelrlng tha
dflgjraa ol Baohalor 01 Artn, the ragn
lur cliiNKiciil degree of ull rerogniicd
inatltotlona of laarnlng, ami he in
t in . a graduate ol tha waaton normal
re tool. Me baa taugfal for aavaral
y ur' in 1 1 1 i r- county, uml in qualified
lor the poaitloa an few otherr lire. Mr.
WattH Iuih galnod Um favor of the
VOtera in every precinct rlBltad, and
Ii in friends feel BOO fl dent of IiIh elee-tlOB.
Htitk ol nun., i trv or Ii.lkhi i
I.h ah Ci.i'NTV. I
Frui. a J, uaaoaf ajafcai ....ti. timt hr ir ti.c
router partnaf af Ina iirn. .( K. J.Chaaia) a re..
.loll.,.' lMIMtl.ri.ft ll. tie- Oil ill Tillr.lu, riull.IV
Hint Mala afiaaaaidi .net tt.ui hii tim. uiu i.
UiaauaiafOna llun.lrril lii.llnri' O.r riirli ami
every BBaa l t'.ilHrrl. that onnttot b. OWN DJI
tha Baa ( Halt'i Catarrh ''are.
hiv.irii to iM'l.irr nir hiuI Hiibaeribad tn in
ataaaaaa iblaaui aaj ail DaeamBefi a.
",'AL' I A. w. ouuaoK,
Noi.iry Pablla.
llnll'r I'lilurrli c'urr la Ink.'l. IlltiTttHlly Hl.d
artn dtrertty on ltii I.I.hxI ninl BMMMMM aarlaaai
of tin' ayalan. snel i..r i.'ii1i..i.iii.iIh, frrr.
K. J, CHKNKY a CO., Tolodo. Ohio,
Mtilil l. ilriiHKlH". T.ir.
Ililll'r Ktm.lly I'.ll.iirr Hi. It.
Jeweler and
Optician.
A Word to Farmers
SOLDIERS ARE TO BE INVITED.
Fourth ol July toniinlltooa Doilro Veter
ans to be Here
The anenmlttoM on arranflatBonti for
the jToortb of .inly eolabratloa will . x
teml 11 cordial Invitation to nil old aol
dierH of the civil wur 11c well nr of the
Philippine eaMpalgn, to partloipata In
the (eativitieN of the day. It in eHpuci
ully deHireii thut the veter.itih be
pruaent. Hume Mi.eciul recognition in
to be givajJJ to ull who visit the city
dtirinn the day.
Hurry L. Ilexler, chiiiriiian of the
Bom ml nee on Illuminated parade for
the evening of the Fourth, bar luiele
Home proisri'Mn in HeeuritiK dutu w to
the needa of bin committee, lie pro-
iM.HeH to Beonra Home oombinaiioo
torcbcH und Uoii.an cuikIIch to place in
the builds of the peMOna who parlici-
pute in the parade. Lodge n are now
BOnaMaring the matter, ami the lilial
aonoonoamenl will Im' made before long
by Mr. Ilexler. Quite H number of the
secret orders have indicated an inten
tion to tuke purt. It is pructicully as
ajajrad thut IM order will Da Well rep
resented. Chairman OoMMI llartman, ol the
decorutii.il coiniiiittee, bus decided tC
line the Htre.ts with green trees from
the upper end ol Main to the loner end
uml up Court for severul blocks.
Then, mis some talk of securing a
bicycle parade Us 11 feature ol the
illuminated niirl.t intrude. If the
Wbeelmea can be interested, Ibis will
be done.
The arrangements relating to the
lire. lien's tournament will be made 0
still the wishes of the In colliers ol the
department. Ob Mel l.reulirh ami other
men. hers are interesting themselves, in
thut feature of the culebrution.
Worse Than War.
Hundreds are killed in wur, but
hundreds, of thousands are killed by
consumption. There would le DO
death.- at ull oauaed by this terrible
d incuse, if people could lx' made 10 BO
daratand thai Bhlloh'a oough and eon
sumption cure is a eure remedy if taken
in the earlv atugea. 2S eta., an cts. and
1 a bottle. Hruggists will refund the
llioiiny if 11 cure is not effected. Tilll
mao A Co., leading druggiats.
a -
Come and look at the bie.vcles ut the
Cruacont Agency in the Kant - Ogonian
building. Bleyelea for u amuii amouai
down ..nil the balMoa in monthly puy
meutei no intereet,
Nine chMices in ten it 'm your kidney
thut need attention if you don't feel
well. Foley 'a Kidney cure makes
healthy kidney and will make you
well, Pioneer Urug store.
Convention Beiran at Ten O'clock Thl
Mornlnu Prooeodlnsrs and Delegates.
The Oregon Mention of Women '1
Cluho met 111 biennial convention this
morning t in o'clock at the Thotnpoou
street Methodist church. Prior to thr
calling to order, the credentials com
mittee were in session in the lecture
room, Adjoining the undieiice room
""d r ived from the delegates the
cert 1 Heat ion of those thut were entitled
to vote during the pro ling-, n,,,,,
t "ll to order by the preaidenl Mrs
C. B, Wade, of tins olty, The church
WM tilled with dab Women. Call to
order Wan on time, too, something very
unUBUal in conventions of any kind,
11s everyone well known.
Alter the invocation bv Mrs. N. Kj,
peapain, and the singing of America
by the convention, the report of the
credeiitiiils committee was read, and
tM address of welcome was given by
M-. .1. A. l ee, of this citv, etui i r mail
of correspondence of ti. ganerai n.,.
eration. Mrs. Fee spoke without
Manuscript, grace fall; welcoming the
delegates to the homes of the l'eiulh
ton Blub women, and voicing the
pleasure they ami all the citizens felt
ut the honor of entertaining the tirst
biennial convention of the Mate
federation since its organization in
Portland on October lm, N8,
Mrs. Fee Wolcomcd Deleaatea.
"We pledge our best hospital it v, "
said Mrs. Fee. "Early settlers looked
not forward to statehood more eagerly
tluiu did the club women of Pendleton
to the formation ol the state federa
tion, tor in Pendleton was the mother
club of the federut ion now assembled
in convention.
"We nre here that we may council
together of things such us w ilf redound
to the elevation of womiuiliood . F.very
club should be represented. From the
smal ler ones, We may learn persever
ance and fortitude for the dllllcitlties
they have to meet. While from the
larger ones we receive the coiitribut ions
of power und numbers. Scholars tall
us that Venice, once all-powerful,
gained her greatness, not from the
larger craft, but from the many
smaller ones that plied in the trade
she controlled." Speaking of the
destiny of tl lull movement, Mrs
Fee hii id, in part: "(lur mothers in
the olden days H-rf..rmed tasks and
drudgeries which huve of later years
Is'i'i obviated by the inventions und
improvements of the uge. So that
our daughters have time for either
social frivolity or worthy work for
belter homes und higher social condi
tions. Proper!! to direct this work
is the tusk of tM clubs of toduy."
Mrs. Fee's welcome wus warmly ap
plauded by tin mention, iis wus also
the response bv Mrs. .1. It. Cumatork,
of Portland, Air-. Oometock'a remarks
follow . She is president of the Port
land Woman's Club.
Response to Address of Welcome.
The remarks of Mrs. J, It. Ooaoctook,
III response to the address of welcome
were us follows:
In behalf of the delegates and visit
ing club women who are here today,
I thank you for the cordial emptied
you have given us. Your welcome is
not alone in words, for the social ut-
rnoepbere of your town teems w ith the
whole-souled in .hi .it 11 1 i t v so beiiutifullv
expressed in the addreea of welcome.
I speak also n.r tlie ai.sein memi.er-.
those who lire just us much interested
in tin HII. '.'ess of the federeatioii us we
are, but who ure detained by duties
they could not leuve.
"We have travelled hither from all
parts of our fuir state to hold the
lirst meeting of the Oregon Federation
of Women V Clubs. We have come
from homes of an. pie means ami from
homes ol humble means. from city
homes and from village homes; but
we meet here as one sisterhood, all
interested in the same cause and buy
ing the same object in view - to leurn
Is'tter how to live, ho t hilt we luuv
enrich the soul w ithin und do our duty
to those around iih.
"The great valve of Hllcli gutberingr
us these, lies in the inspiration we
receive from others interested in the
same line ..I work. .h u uower un
told- and gives forth the U'liuty uml
fragrance of its nature under the genial
rays of the sun, no iIuuh the human
miiil, under the influence of noble
thoughts und inspiring words, awaken
to the possibilities thut lie dormant
within. We Her 111 for the time to live
in a different utinosphcrc, to see w ith
clearer eyes and to cutch u brief
glimpse of life on a higher plane : for.
no one run I"- iiiorotigi.iy ituoaweaou is
a noble cause without imparting en-
tliusiusin to others.
"A recent writer hiivh: To M
warped QDCOOeoiottBly under the
imiL'tietic inllucncc of ull around is the
dcHtinv to a certain extent of even the
greatest souls.
. . . . . . . .1 .....
"Never neiorenava ine women m tue
whole World been ho alive to thut
which is progressive, ennobling uml
ultruistic. No roHc can return to the
narrow BOBSbM of the bud, uml 11" bu-
in. in being nan uguin tolerate a narrow
agotiatioal view of life after he bus
once experienced the pleasure of
iillruiHiu.
"Altruism the punuceu for dis
content, the keynote ol u buppv, BOOfu!
life-the IdaaT of tha peogreeaive Wo-
man 'a Club.
"The Oregon Federation of Women 1
Qlajba, which holds itn tirnt convention
under such pltaMTrt auaptoM, needs all
the encouragement uml aupport wa
ciiu give it in its infancy. Itn png
.b ut und the ladiea of Peinlletoii,
wboM fame for hospitality bus gone
abroad over the Htate, bave ao admir-
ably arranged the dutaila thut it need
1,.11'oiir lu'urn uM-rut ion to muke
I this, the tirst meeting, BO event long to
be remembered by the oiun won,. ., 01
Oregon. And, when tha Federation
contains a bundr.d clubs und lias
grown In w isd and wealth, lei ua
take pride in the thought that it whh
our privilege to be present at the
christening. ' '
lr. F. W. Vincent, mayor of Pan
dletOO, was OO the program to give tb.
greeting to tlie convcl.ti but when
the praaident'a nuv.-l foil, und the
,., invent ion uuh cullel to order, Dr.
Vinoenl aa not in tl"' room. It was
, reportetd thai be bud been called away
suddenly ou urgent profoMlonal duties
n.iieb to the regret 01 an we BMHhBj BB
the federut ion.
see
We ki S 'S 'awn Di liarvest we wish to announce that
" fmP'to Uaat Ol Harvest Sui ul u s, Disli. s, Table
H.e.l.l 'U'klllg I! I,0, SI S VVl- )11V Ol ',1)111 I'lhll. Willi 11
'"All I's 1,. . .. . ' J
ChM & Sanborn
Jej Ul to Sl ,;lU:auur .,an those who Liuv on credit.
s Teas and Coffees u specialty.
ttt for
CHAS. ROHRMAN,
Cuurt Street rejoord of the
A BUSINESS SESSION.
! Convention Hears Minutes of Portland
Meellnv and Reports 01 unicera.
Durint tha ramalndar ol tha lorm
iiiKiii Hohsioii, the convention ucvuiuu
Iteell to the lieteuing "t ine wiuuiea
of the convention hold in Portland
last October, whi.u the federation of
the Oregon cluba was effected. Omcers
n-porta were ulao Hiibuiittcd.
Sir- Bvana, recording wcrelury,
read the miOUtM of the Portland B00
uootlnn when the ledctatioii wuh or
ganised, and Mrs. Spauldiug, of a
l. ramie, eoirwapuuiling sccretury, ic.ida
work 01 nur -n p... 1
Letten ware road by Mrs. nanldlng
fr..m Mrs. i.ow, nrMidanl of the gen-
til federut ion ; Mrs A. H, Stewart,
of Olympia, who in called the mother
of the club movement on the const ;
Mrs. Cobb, state chairman of Idaho;
Mrs. Surah Pecker, vice-president of
the general federation.
The treacurer'a reiiort was read, but
the items nre contained In the report
Of the recording secretary, Mra.
Bvana, which was us follows
The tirst Hes.tion of the 0. F. W. C.
convened ut 5 p. in., October L'S, ISW,
at Portland and iidiourned oiip hour
later to meet in Pendleton during the
month of June, 1!AK The tirat Matt
ing of the executive board was held
immediately utter, its, llrst net being to
Bled Mrs. Wade, president of the
federation 1 chairman of the board.
Ways and means of procuring the nec
essary books and Stationery wan then
considered, Mrs. child, preaidenl
of the 'Hft Mental Culture Club of
ROSebOrg bad tha honor of paying the
tirst dues to the federation. The
Parliamentary of Pendleton uml the
Neighborhood of La Grande following,
making M, 70 for which a warrant wus
immediatley drawn, enabling the
ofltoen to procure suitable I ks, with
which to open the aoooonte of the
federation,
The lateness of the hour of adjourn
ment made it ImpOMllbe for the secre
tary to get the clubs voting for federa
tion to register ami much work and
embarrassment to the otflcera resulted
therefrom, Betnrral clubs voting at
the convent ion to federate bave not as
yet sent their dues and upon a reqileal
to do so have declined membership,
which has caused much confusion und
misunderstanding. Put the record be
ing finally adjusted shows u member
ship of eighteen clubs, w ith an indiv i
diial men. It. rship of UIU.
lines received from clubs, tfll.OOl
diebureementS per warrants signed bv
preaidenl and secretary, ftStiiS) oaen
in treasury, gfJ-TB,
Since the meeting of the hint con
vention there bave been four meetings
of tin-executive board, held in Port
land, at none of which, except the
tirst, wus there a full board present,
but g quorum w hich enabled the DUSl
BOM Ol the fed. rat ion to be promptly
attended to ami the record ahowa no
iinllnishisl lui-iiies- for the convention.
This Arternoon.
Shortly before neon, thl convention
adjourned to renaaeuible at 3 o'clock,
The federation song was sung at the
opening this afternoon, after which
were heard the reports of the various
clubs, and the report of the BOM'
mittea on revision of the eonstitution
uml by-laws. Mr.-, c. B. Wad.- spoke
on the "Objects of Oregon Pedors-
tioo," and the subject of education
was taken up next. A paper by Miss
F.lling.-r, of l'ortlund, win. is abeant,
wus read by Mrs. Rogers, of the huiiic
city, mi "kindergarten Work;" one
ofl "Manual Training," by Mrn. Louis
Altman, alao absent, was r. ad by
Mrs. t'otnstiH'k. The report of the
committee on Do meet ic science," by
the cbiiirmun, Mrs. lialph Miller, of
Portland, was read by Ir. Mae Card
well, of Portland, who alao spoke on
the same subject, lliscussion followed.
Reception This Eveninn.
This evening, the convention dele
gutes und friend- of the clubs w ill at
tend a reception ut the home of Mrs.
C. II. Wilde on LoOUal Mill. The affair
will doubtless he one of the most
pleasant features of the meetings.
Delegates and Places ot Entertainment.
The lu-lies who are in attendance on
the convention ami the ladies win. are
entertaining them are :
I roin I.a 1 ....ml. . Mrs. Turner Ol iv.-r
and Mins Margaret Anson, entertained
at the in. of Mrs. W J. Furnieb.
Mrn. Brann, entertained by Mrs. s.
V. Lowell.
Mrs. ivanboe, entertained by Mr-.
S. P. Sturgis
Mrs. Clara V. Lyle, entertained by
M r-. v . k. Despaln.
Mrs. Kobert Smith, entertained by
Mrs. W. T. Hielop and Mrn. A. J.
Nash.
Mrs. Bpaulding, entertained bv Mrn
C. It. Wade.
Oswego Mrs. S. A. Fvuiih, enter
tained b Mr-. C. 11. Wade.
Portland Mrs. a. s. Donieray, an
tortainsd by Mrs. 0. .1 Bmlth,
Mrs. i. Si. lilinen entertained by
Mrs. John Vert
Mr-. M. C Plowman, Mrs. Alma A
linger-, entertained by Mrn. K. Q,
Thompson
Mrs. Miller, entertained by Mrs. T.
1.. Ilailev.
Mrn. 1 .race Watt Koss, entertained
by Mrs. S. P. Sturgie.
'.Mrn. Mue Curdwell, entertu ilied by
Mrs. Win. Citrninc.
Mrs J. II. Con. stock, entertained
by Mrs. B. P Msrsbsll.
.Mrn. I)r. Tbomus, entertained bv
Mrs. T. C. Taylor.
Mrs. J. I . Wager, entertained by
Mrn. A. I). Btillman,
Makethe Hair Grow
Willi warn, ahaillHHi Of CtTTlOCBA BOAf Utd
Ugiit aMssiags 'i Ci ... 1 ka. purest ol aasst.
Iieut ak.u euros. Tina UBBISMM st once
Stops lain. .,- hair, rt.uu.vn, crusts, ..;.- an. I
dai. milt, suotbut irriuted, iicbuiK surlw-rs,
st.u.uUUst the ba.r follirl.-s, supplies the
roots with euersry ei.'l itourishiuout, said
Utku ii..- boor grow wl.ot. nil else luiU.
,fl.uulUaf. vu'ld r..i.ssl '... ' .0 ,
bu,... ' Ua,. Iv Us ltoU.i lUu.-bmt.
Hlil Ihroui
Don't Make a Slave
of your wife, but nend your linen und
other articles thut muke wuhIi day a
futility terror, to our luumlry. We have
the facilities to produce maximum re
Hiills ut a minfmun of lubor. Our
work ia ua bright us a roe buah in
bloom 1 ami our rutuH low enough to
provoke a amile.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDKY
Mr" Graham, Mrs. McRoberte, en
tortained by Mrs. 0, A. Hartman,
Mrs. Lai w too, entertained by Mra.
Jl BM Failing.
tTnion Mrs. Odell, Mrs. w. ,1.
ToWnley, entertained by Mrs. J, I-.
Robinson .
Miss Harvs) McKennon, Mies Fon
ttic McKennon, ciitertained by Mra. J.
0. I. ensure.
Mra. II. II. Wilcox, entettiiined by
Mrs, Frank Fraier.
Walla Walla -Mrs. Doolay, Mra.
Turner entertained by Mra. F. F.
Wamsley.
I Miss Imogene Hover, entertained by
Mr-. N . Berkeley, jr.
Eugene Mra. Minnie Washburn ,
Mrs. Frank strong, entertained by
Mrs. H, J, Bean.
Astoria Mrs, Bmma w. Troll Inger,
entertained by Mrs. s. p. sturgis.
Silverton Mra. F. Wiikeman, enter
tatned by Mrs. T. 0, Taylor.
Pendleton delegates Woman's Club,
Mrs. C. i, Smith, Mra. M. A. DiaoO-
way.
Current Literature Mrs, Deepain,
Mrs. Btarkweather,
Thursday Afternoon Club Mra. T.
0. Halley, Mrs. John Bean,
Pari iamentary Mrs, M, 1 Lsne,
Mra. A. P. Stil'lmun.
The delegatea are the following
Hfflliated clubs:
Neighborhood club. La Grande,
Parliamentsry Club, Pendleton.
Thuraday Arternoon Olub, Pendle
ton. Woman's Club, Portland.
Won. mi's cinb, Union,
Kindergarten Club, Portland.
Council of Jewish Women, Port
land. Woman's Olub, Pendleton.
Social Science Club, Silverton.
Touchers' Aooucistlott, Portland,
Current Literature Olub, Pendleton,
Fortnightly Club, RugeiM,
Heading Club, Astoria.
Tuesday Musical club, La Grande.
Tneeday Afternoon Club, Portland.
Poison In Potatoes.
The public is becoming excited over
the statement recently made that
potatoes contain a poison called
Holanin. It is announced that new po
tatoes contain much less than old ones,
but those whloh have oommenosd to
sprout nr.-quite dangerous. This may
In- true, but it BBemS OtM thai people
have lived uml thrived lor centuries
upon them uml that their danger Iuih
ju-t been dtOOOVeTed . It in Hale to an
s. rt that any one with Whom potatoes
do m.f agree ha- stomach trouble, ami
any one win. has IndigCCtion, dys
pepsia, constipation, biliousness, or
liver and kidney weakness needs llo
tettar's Stomach Hitters at once. This
medicine .i.m-s more than prorates, it
cures. Avoid stibst-tuteH and in-isl
upon having tin- genu inc. Try it.
To Heal a Hurt.
I'hi- Banner Salve, the great healer,
it's guaranteed for cuts, wound-,
sores, piles Mid ull skill diseases.
Plot r I'rug Store.
Purity and Accuracy
F
sM
are necessary In drugs. Medicines wIimii
prepared with adulterated Ingredients
cannot serve the purpose desired. Our
drugs are all standard and our prescrtp
lion depart in.-i.t bus our special . are
Mall order- will receive prompt and
card. il attention.
BROCK & McCOMAS
I lead. 1 uarters lor Cameras and
Photographic Supplies,
Corner Main and Ooort BM., Peadietoa,
ICE
BRICK
SAND
WOOD
COAL
Alao Wholesale Agent lor
SCIll.lt
MILWAUKEE
BEH
In botllea, barrels, or casra.
mW MP Man Z
Telcphune 11 1 ,
H. KOPITTKE.
The largest atock ul Saddlery, Mar
neaa, Tenta, Wagun Cuvera, Cen
vaa, l.ep Duatera, Mope, String
Leather, etc., la kept by
Joseph Ell
Surprise Sale No. 154.
PRIDAY, JUNE, I, 1000.
CORSETS.
We will place on aalr TI'N DOZEN C0H5I T5, ranging In price from
75 Cents to $. on, at a dlacount of
'Jo per (ent.
fOC, Corset will goat sale for t.."7, yoU save ISc.
B1.00 Corset will go at Sale for 7V ion save -J.'.c.
1.18 Coret will go at sab- for ."I, SOU auve Sic.
1,60 Corset w ill go at sale for 1,18, you save 87c,
l.7." Corset will go ill sale for LSI, i.-n sine 4:lc,
'.'.tSI Corset will go at sale for 1,00, ion mVB VV.
Only one Coraet to one pcrann.
PriCS good lor this day , and thla day only.
Agents Butterick'i Pattorof.
ra
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liinll fiik 1 1 1 lzhim.
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Hi v BtiM.t ii hii,. .it Ui I'tin- ni i ,mi i).tritiltiii, ' tt tiiiu. i.i. a wiiiiiit
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ti I fir iietK rffitlitf i"i Irt llimiiil h
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HM MAI.K M l' l.laM A N i CO., I Htl'iiUlH s, V K N 1 1 1 .1 1 1 N , Ol(K(in.
The Blue Front,.-
We bave the bed I ill.'- ill
the olljf,
See lis before bill illg.
MAX HAIR.
Fishing Tackle and
Hammocks...
I Main St.
jyAsVVxAVtyrVVHVrrHVirVVV
(ict Ready for Harvest
riavi pom In-. i. In bejdg mads, your waler tanks
liH.ki-d over ami have your Iced racks in order, so
then will bSJ hi dels) when the time COBMS tO
harvest this y.ut's lu-j i iop U'c muke heudi't U-iN,
wall i tanks uml In .1 i.uksat very t i m-onaldt- priies.
Call end see its.
Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
K. PORS1BR, I'ruprlelor.
-
Hotel Pendleton
i ink r New nunuKcmcnt.
i.
Strictly Flrst-Class
Excellent CuL'rjtJ.
Every Modern
Cooveoleoce I
mmmztam ll
1
Give Us a Trial.
Kates $2.00 a day
Special Kates by
Week or uiootb
T
Har and billiard liouin.
Headquarters lor Traveling Men
The Kest Hotel In Lasiern Oregon.
Van i'i an Bios . Piups. Sut cessurs to J. I . Moore
AMIiKICAN I'l. AN
13.00
J. F. Robinson, Prup.
leleplaMie 60
I he Leadlog Ma neai and Saddle flan
ufactursr ol liaatern Oregon.
A Complete Line
Kuruiture, Irou Heds, Cupels,
Haby Carriages and Picture
Moulding, Lamps, Crockery,
aud a full line of Undertakers'
Goods.
W. 8. NELSON,
Statu Hired. Opposite Kaat (Jrogoiaun
. I .... . i llutcl
UL. ti
cr Day and Inwards.
THE PORTLAND
POUTbANDi ORSOONi
Special kales to Haat.ru Orago i peupla vialting Purlland. tloadiiuartera
lur tuurlela and comineitial traveler.. If. t. BOVVKHS. Manager.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make good bread use Byera Best Flour, it took filet
premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi
tiou, aud gives excelleut satiafaction wherever used.
Jiveiy sack is guaranteed. We have the best Steam
Rolled Barley, Seed Kye and Beardless Parley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W 8. BYEKS, Prop. Bran, Shorts, Fee', etc.