East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 05, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCORStl bALt 163 Corsets BLACK AND DRAB ALL SIZES Reduced to 49c to Close. Worth 75c. to $1.00. Chance on I'lano with every 50c. purchase. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co, .MM. ', I SUSAN VI L I. IS .HADE. LivmMi 8ermsrl ot Po-iiieton, Talks About It. ; tmtt fceynnl 1 -. : iinssnorous stock- m4 Dm tm i I i-nniitry, eras in EL tiii !; KiivH 1 in- Sent Iml, Egtitr to nii'ci tii!- dsaglitsr who EL hwu IVnillrtotl. To Ssntl' Mr. Reynolds itstad that j IibmIw kIoiik nicely t Suun- Herersl rnii -1 riacs nave usan : m,- tt.rre r in iv. Win. ('ihiiit ' belt HmnnhI a 1 I fci- - nest the kVr mill til"1 r," high 'r,-e U. Bt ass bwn offered fMMW fur It W Mill"! to mill Phi" Badger in Vtoe ai wfll iul iIip iiiiimmcincnt lii'l:' Jl'hol' 1 iini" constantly mi fcrutd to Bskor t ' i r y 1 1 1 n 1 1 i 1 1 lt on-. ( H-""III" i- VlTV mixi Hi- to sec a KtmtiA a direr! mail line from tkii ! t" Hii-iiiu ill'- Ha Mjw Hint jr MSJI abifli va" nafttn with B ....iTil I "i f n 1 1 1-1 ill husi- '-BSBtSi is in u phiec where it will 1 r.i.-l 1 .1 ncn.-'it tn anyone MtUaaMipleti'ii, and tlmt it aaa kin (nrliw Im l worked for tin- in BWlW tat pabl i(' ill lurgo instead of ilni'liiii Interest, the road, would m li.nr been iiiiiiiletcd and I In' trade ojiut ss-tion miiiim: lit In way. train of Ointments tor Catarrh that Contain Mercury h Bfirarj ut airali dustroj ins aaaai of tiiui compii'ieh iliTituai ihtj wbola sje satSMMitrlnn li ilirtmuii ihr mucous sur- i-li-. hnul'l never In iimmI ex TOP AND READ. Arc ymi golne eesti II sn, Hk say agent ol the o. R, .v n. Oo. (or tba lutes i (older giving the deserintios and tiine of tWO of the I'meHt trnins from the I'li' ilie 1 "I to ObloagO every day in the year. "The Poftland'Ghloafo Special," a olid full width VM ibub- train leering Paodleton daily at 5:40 p m., landing ymi in Chicago early in the morning of the third day. All meals served in elagSnl dining cur- "Si a rarte". On this train IsBVllMJ even- Th u rn lay if a personally conducted "Oralnary sleeper" to Ohicago w ithout ohaogB. i Then .itu.o if you eannoi leave at that lime. We ean 111 commodate you by nor doable train service. The Fast mail leaves Pendleton every axmina at StOS. Also solid full width vestibule and landing you at Chicago in 7i boon . These are just the trains for Indies traveling alone or with children. "All the comforts of a home" with OOUTteOOl attendants to look out for your wel fare. The trains run through over the Union Paolflc and Obioagjn A North I wcsleni railway. For further Information applv to agents of the 0. lt. N . Oo. or a.' i;. Barker, General Agent. Portland, reg 111. remtsble ihyit 11 iln 1- urn fnlil 10 r.U: Hln illmali the. mil (! you ran !. bi. ilerue Irnm tlicm Mili'iiUrrh Curi ui iiiiidnuireil ly l .1. out; x Co.. Tuiniu ., I'untolni ao mercury, ttii-uieu UMvnMllv. si-IIuk itlr-1 ly upon jafael tail miii- irlsce m bi sysleav SMfat Sell'. cirrh 1 are Is- nun ymi get ' ktfSr' nlukn latenmlty. ana unolc nMo llilu, ly I . I citi-iiey ,v Co. TeMtl- jlll(lrujreii- . i. . 71c, por bottle. lull'l ttnll y I'lll. nn i In' l..nl. ILLSCAL RhlilSTEHINC. lHu Bur Stat to Sums Extent In Portluntf. too-the rolls closed May 15, in rrtiiKl, u trsteniatic InvastlfstlnM pslaia m to .i-iertuin if anv ! aasJiajiitnitiiiii- were made, and if M Bjaa) Tin ' unniittee having H nurgc lias worked Trrrnatantlj, iteKivei ies are carefnlly aaa J Besever, u number of illegal baatsliorii are known. The doaao B? saggy central e littee have lien tklMU. It i asserted that in Ill.tuill'i . u ,rj iII l r''''''"'", bugun are 'Willi tin. rnll-. tl. mni.n ere Meh pesn uul at present. In- PJf Sktril n have registered P MM, n till . ,,,! Imildings Mlisv an Me known are said to PJ.MsMsniiiii, Inn iht. invest igu aaaWtkai i- proceeding cnutioiis Lfa snounciiig Mich ciisch. I ill 4 1 Li" eiin.i frm be LJ" lea"' i Iml HeWitt'a Witofa Pyailvr will give them instant and gpwnt r.'li.i , w 1 1 J ,.ur,. ,.,.;,,., ell skin .: ..ai.es. I. ..r. of Jjwta. Talliuan .v Co., leading i, ,.. najdaoi H m,.k. SMtor Nign of kidn.-v trouble, KHllii'V ( or,, iu .. i.. L,;.., ., ,. " wun- . 1 1 1 i "Kill s ill nilli'lT ... . , Look at Your Fao. And see if It is reflecting health or disease Karl's Clover limit Tea lieuiltilics the face and comnlexion, and assures perfect health All druggists. LTi cents ami fill cents Money refunded if results are not Hatisfactorv. Talliuan A Oo. Wall Known Case Decided. The United States supreme court at Washington has rendered a deciHimi in the celebrated case of Pliiiuiev versus the Mutual Life Insurance comjianv of New York, and reversed the decision of the circuit court and the court of ppssil in Sun I- rancisc i, and ruled in fuvor of the LnSS mil Ot mpany. The ease has been pending several years, liny PhlnnSf died in Seatlte, in 1SBS. His life liiel heeu insured in IWK) for f UN).(MH). There were several unpaid premiums. The decisions of the lower courts were in favor of his widow, who Mad (or 17,000. The Mprenu now re vi rses the decision. LRAVES SOON FOR ALASKA. Wetter Will Again Go to the Alaska Country. Frank fetter, W, IR j,, i',.n,i,,tl,ni will leave soon f,,r the Cap,. S,m, ' reniHiu ior inn-e vears. lie lives with the Ks(iiinialt ' and has some kfofsi claims in that district Referring to the dangers through w hich Alaska eoeamra. of n i,.., several are I'ehdlctonians, the follow- nijf is irom H well known Alaska cap tain: 1 Captain Manicls, an old Maskan navigator, who knowt every nek and turn of the OOOflleting currents and eddies, and who is also interested in the California ,t Oregon Coast Steam ship Company, says there will be plenty of salvage w,,rk for tug on tin Nome route this summer. The route to Nome, he say, is not as dangerous as the trip to Skagwav.hut the greatest danger will he after reaching Nome beach, For (iO miles the waste of waves from Bering Boa sweeps Nome beach, afford ing no protection whatever (or anchored vessels. I'suallv n high erf 'oami along this etreteh, Vary rare are the in'ervals when there is hot a line of high breakers heating against the sands. Vessels cannot come within a mile of shore ItboOt daimer to them selves. Besides having both anchors out, they must lie kept under a full head of steam all the time, readv to jmt to sea at the first sight of a tdow. The anchorage holding is poor, and once the waves heat the vessels shore Ward there would he no hope of ever getting them off again. This constant battle with the sens, hv which Steamers are kept plunging at their anchorage, is a great strain upon them, and onlf the staunches! arc aide to stand It. The unsound vessels now headed north, if so fortu nate as to get that far, will soon la' pounded to pieces by the hammering of the wave" If the weather is good all the time thev might he aide to weather it, hut the first blow will Irive them nshore, a- thev are not strong enough to put to sea in the teeth of even an ordinary Bering SOS t'irm. I he first steamer returning will probably report several such die asters. The loss of passengers will not likelv he heavy, as most of them can he landed sttfelv in surf hoats even during a heavy blow. There are no dangeron rarrwtl and whirlpools like in the narrows m too in-i'ie rouie n Skawgay. where the Clara Nevada and I her Klondike craft sank w ithout an instant h warm ng. Curloue Nswe. Coiiich from Ilr. D. 11. Qartrita. of Washita. I. T. He writes: "Four bottle! of BleCtrlC Hitters has cured Mrs. Hrewcr of scrofula, which had aused her ereat snfferiior for venre. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors oiild give no help; hut her cure is oinplete and her health i- excellent." This show- what thousands have roved, that Klectric Hitters is the lost hliioil oorilior Lnoun It' llio supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, exiiels unisons. Indus digestion builds up the strength. Only "ki cent. Sold hv Tallmau A Co.. I'ruggist. i iiiarunteed. RAILROAD NOTES. and court lisbstoa, and A Oooil Thins. Our great-grand mothers' garrets contained the same herbs of all heal ing found in Karl's Clover Hoot Tea. They gave our ancestors strength, kept the Iihssl pure, and will do the same i for von if von sav so. Price 25 ete ad tO ets. Tullmaii V Co, , leading druggists. Call tor School Warrant!. Notice is hereby given that all out standing warrants of school district No. Hi, I'mutiUa county, Oreogn, reg istered prior to February M, I WOO, will be paid on presentation ut the oflos of the clerk of said district in the K.i-t oregonian boilJIng, Pendleton, Ore goo. lutereal ceases from date of publi cation. LUNA BISHOP. Clerk Dletrlet Ro, 19. Hated June .', IU00. Quick Relief tor Aithma. Mil- Maude DiekSMi PsiaoMi Kans , writes: " su Bared algbl ears with asthma in its won) form. I had aeverul attacks during the last year and was not expected to live through them. I began using Foley's HoBH and Tar, and it has never belled to give imme diate relief.' Jver.pated Knives, rurk8 and Sn.um. Rati?'u.,:;, "!.,-!r"-1''sewaoi n. : ; ,;." -...I. u..i kill ?M lei: ii, , ""' 1 heap el. SiS toTJ dale ol sihmIs m .. ""' lloo. "i '"'"I Hi.' lable ItrUf" IW- Juri-i , M I'latuiS aete'v1''1 rail J ''' bunealb. deck? i, R ,uVr AKANTKK ol L. Hunziker Jeweler and Opiiclaa. Salvation Army. Hrigader and Mrs. Marshall, com manding , oHicers of the Nurlhern Facilic division, will sia-ak in tin Bslvstloa Army hall, Tueaduy and Wednesday night, June I and U. (iood speaking und singing. Hon't fail to collie and hour them. WednesUay night, lea cream and cake ten cents. All arc welcome. It Will Do You Oood. A bbssl purilier ulid tissue builder is) Karl's OIOVSI Hoot Teg,, lold (or half a century on our guaraiitee. Money refunded ii results are not satisfactory, Price 26 cts. und 50 et. Tallmuii A Oo. Bum (1 and Rooms. Mrs. J. Halatesd bus leased two ot the J. B. Mcl'lure lioueee OS JobBBOS street between Alia und Webb afreets and is prepared to (urniah good table board at $3.50 s week and ooatloftsbls rOOIIM at l M week. e All up-to-dutc bicvele at S2o, ladies' wheels S'Jti, at the ('roncent Agency ill the Bgai Oregonian building. A sec- ond'bsod oioycie m goon oruer ior ?io Terms eay, without Interest. A Word to Farmers... we . S ls tlu; dawn of harvest we wish to announce that Cuti''U' coplete line oi Harvest Supplies, Dishes, Table ullei i .. . F l:u "OKing utensils. We liuy tor spot casn, wntsn Si us tli sell cheaper than those who buy on credit. " Sanborn's Teas and CoHees a sin lei nab CHAS. R0HRMAN, ctuu. Quettion ot Columbia Soulharn Sumpier Valley. Although the Columbia Southern has made surveys from Prinevllle, in Cen tral Oregon, to Canyon City, it ie not though t hv those familiar with the situation that it will ever build in such a wav as to interfere with tl x- tens I on ol the Rom pear Valley Roan, savs the lelegrum. ror otic thing. there is enough territory within easier reach lor the loriner line in the cen tral and southern portions of the state, uml furthermore, u natural watershed divide- the two territories, so that one mav easily he drained by the Stiinptcr Valley Hailroad and the other hv the Columbia Southern. For either mad to attempt Is crone the dividing line into the other's terri tory would be unwise tr im a business point of view. In short there is plenty of room for both roads without either crowding the other. The only thing, it is said, which would ever induce the Columhiu Southern to push eust to Canyon City would he for the purKise ol making itself all outlet for some one of the traSSOOntinentsJ roads now reported to In heading for Portland . The .Manitoba government iius sent to the Northern Pacific a letter asking mi wiuit terms that road will sell ur base its syetOSM lg the provinces. Preeideul Mellon i in the west ami no one is authorised to sH.-ak for him. This reipn st is in line with a sugges tion that President Mellon made mi a recent isit to Winnipeg, when he found he was unable to obtain protec tion lor his line against the Canadian PaclOC in paralleling the Northern Pacilic OrSSl Northern otlicials decline to diaOUSS tin- rumor that James J. Hill i templates selling the lake fleet. While these vaSBSlS were looked Umii as monsters when built, they ure now sits too small to ion (or in to Hill's policy of having the heat oj everything and gelling the most A everything. In regard to the rumor circulated west that a niltliU-r of bottoms are to he en gaged in this season's lake I rutin far in excess of the reqii i n inente of trade, and that a rate demoralization is very likely, (i real Northern official ho the amount of vessel room is not in excess of the requirements and then is no danger of any rate diaturbam es. i A Lite and Death Fight. Mr. W. A. HiSSB. ol Mancheeter, la., wriitug of his u I moat miraculous aaosps from death, aay si "FxjjoBure gftSf measles induced serious lung trouble, which ended in consumption. I hud freiiucnt hemorrhages ami coughed night and day. All uiy dm tors said I must sism die. '1 hen 1 U'gan to use Hr. King's New Hiscovery for (,'on sumptinii, which completely curod me. I would not lie w ithout it even if it cost )5 u buttle. Hundreds have used it ou itf reoom siandst Ion and all say it never fail- t" 0U1S throat, chest and lung troubles. " Hogular aixe 5(Je and (I. Trial Isiltles free at Talliuan A Co. 's Drug Slot TRANSFERS OF REALTY. Recent Deeds Filed With County Re corder Maloney. Transfers of realty placed on tile dur ing the jiast week are: John F. Temple et ux to Hannah M. LeDoW, 11000, lots 5 and o blk 7 Kes add to Pendleton. J. N. Thomas to Klixabeth Pluckcr, $150, sw 'i agU and BwU sw4' und aev4 aw'4' sec 10 tp a n r 37 v. Stale of Oregon to J. K. Uiiigliam. 3O0, nw44 SWM and se'4 tw)g und s '4 sei4 sec 10 tp Snr 'At e. Klixabeth Pluuker uud husband to Henry Scales, $500, lots 1H and 4 blk 20 Arnold A Haley s aUU to remuuion. Cuitrt Street J U. l.indaey et ux to J. K. Portor, specialty. 10000. w',. se'4 and e't sw'4 sec 14 tp 4 s r :U and sp4 nel4 sec 14 tp 4 s r l e. .las Porter to Gutters Johnson, patent, lots I and 2 and s1.. ne4 sec 4 tp 4 s r I and se4 ne'4 sec 3 tp n r :in e. United States $0 Truman Cable, patent, lots ft, H and 7 sec :t and lota, :i and 4 sic 4 tp ;lr M e. United States tO Marion 0. Miller, HBO, lot ! sec :l tp I s r M and lota 1 to 4 sec 4 tp 1 s r M ,., W. V. llarrah et ux to Chas. Otoott, patent, n'a nw'4 and sw '4 nw'4 per IS and s' nl4 sec 11 tp '-' a I 81 e. United states to Klfsha Ksta- brooks, $:te2, lots 1 and I blk ISS Keeervs add to rendleton, sub ntgssoi ll. Taubanbeimer, assig. to was. B, Sichel, 11000, lots 7 and 8 blk SS. all blk 44 except lots 0 and 10. lots I, 4, ft, 0. 7, S. IM to IS blk 4ft Kes. rve add to Pendleton, Jessie J. Vert, agent, to M. J. Anderson, $12. w "... sw 4 and sw'4 OWkJ sec jn tp I ll r M e. United Slates to Frank Kopp, dnpll i ate receipt, $il, n'a nwl4 and sw '4 nw '4 and nw '4 BS IsjSSO I tp 2 s r 111 B, United States to John Kopp, patent, ne'4 and lot" 1 and 2 nw'4 sec 7 tp 2 s r 81 e. Alex Urvsdah et nx to Arthur J. Dillon, $1000, eW sec 88 tB 4 n r II e. I'liiled States fo John II. Mel augh lln. patent, ne4 ne'4 sc 21 ami nw '4 sec 22 and sw '4 sw '4 sec 15 tp 1 n r :l(i e. Cyrus 0. Bhomway el nx lo Jennie M. atlirch, $225, tSrSBtJ acres sec H tp 4 n r :ti e. ar;ih A. ThompSDS fo Will. G. Hade, 10000, nW sec 20 Ii. 5 n r 34 e. A. J. Noe, guardian, to M. Moiiltoii, 600, 5 5 S acres sec 22 tp 4 n r :tft e. Josephine Hastings to Joseph W. Melon Hast Inge, $1. n4 sec i and eW se'4 sec Ii I p It n r 18 e. John I. Ingram et ux to K. J. Murphy. $200, lots 7 and S blk 10 Raley'a add to Pendleton, Wilhelmina Kemper to F.i. S. A I.. Assn.. mortgave, $950, lot 10 blk 61 reserve add to Pendleton. Win. O'Donnei to BsksrBojrSf bank, $4(Ki, nw'4 se'4 and s' se'4 M0 20 tp l u r US c and DeU BOM sec 80 tp 0 n r :is e. Sheriff Hlaklev to .1. T. I.ieuallen, 11.88, lot ii blk 11 Adams. Sheriff Blakley to Frances liro--, 85.00, lot Hi blk :i "Kirk's a hi to Athena. Iberlfl Hlaklev to Frances tiross, $12 20, lot 4 blk 8 Kirk's add to Athena. Sheriff Hlaklev to Lncv I. I.ieuallen. $05, lot 1 I.Ik 11 Adams'. Joe Busier to Wllbelmlne Kemper, $S00, lot 10 hlk 88 Keserve add to Pendleton, EflrS B. Smith to Kinina K. Weir. $sn, lots 7 and 8 Ktiowlton's add to Athena. United states to Jobs A. Hood, patent, s1.. sw '4 and s'., se'4 sec 10 tp 5 n r 7 e. Cnited States to Thos. Carder, patent, nw l4 sec 14 tp 5 n r 117 e. Thus Carder et ux to John H I. $:M, nw'4 sec 4 tp 5 n r 37 e. The Hetilan Fly. Some of the farmers who have fall grain in the vicinity of Farminglon, Fa-tern Washington, are complaining of the lamage being done to their crops by the Hessian tly Oocldomyla destrwe. tor. This is a dipterous or two winged insect, the larva of which often proves extremely destructive to wheat in this country. It is black with dusky w ings, darker at the base, pah-brown legs, w ith black and huir antennae. There are two distinct broods each year, the larva of one I. rood living at the roots of the plant' throughout the winter, while those of tl ther are found in the lower joints of the straw about the end nf spring or beginning of summer. The root-of the w heat affected by the Hessian tly are found to be decayed or moldy, while the blades ami stalks are partly wilted and shriveled. The plant has a sickly appearance at first, and it sism withers and dies. Thus far only the fall sown grain seems to suffer from the effects of the insect, hut it is u I readv evident that the yield of grain in this vicinity w ill he somewhat reduced mi account of this destructive s-st. fiiticura TSOAK For Sanative Uses. Ii- rcmurkttbU-, emollient, r lean "tin.-, m 1 iiurit vliiir umiivril' , li f " HfM Iroa iiinun u jhr. prreal r-kin int . wui mill ll II ' "1 S. I l I A ""Mr, lit tin- (unit ui (tjiilis) inmnicv nn ' it r . - . tllfluilill i lii.lla. Mild MsMMaVj UM IbM fitMj or pffoiMlra pfti ntit-ii, ii lid kImi In ttie Im iu uf lliUTIinl WiinlllM Mild noil Moiik forucerettt?j wMkiiMMi, mid for n l!Utttl-. iit.M rUc iurKe.. s sthteh nudily tuitw-x Uu'iiirulvei iu wontuu, und uryi ntlly t41 (til ir- 1'Ut! Urttuf ( UTICUKA Ollltllll ht Villi I t M' I fit Will HUJftfCal lUull 111 tiiw Mjyorer C4isrf. Mr fluid th-cUglMJUt II" i, rrvtM siuoiwu. Ol ricvi I FoiTti D iibC Cum , i buss- h ...s Ue y. W ausi. Don't Make a Slave of your wife, hut IBSSj MS) linen and other articles that make wash day a family terror, U our laundry. We liae the facilities to pnsluce maximum re sults at u minimum of labor. Our work is us bright as u rose bush in blOOin, and our rates low enough to provoke a smile. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. f . Rubin&on, Prop, Telephone 60 me city... Livery, Peed and Sale Stables... cmki-s sinpsors Proprietor Kverytlilug New. New Horses; New Higs. best rigs and teams Id the city. Hoarders given the beat attentlou. Service auy hour of the night I clcphouc No. 7. A DISTINGUISHED BDUCATOR. Professor Marie L. Sent'ord, University of Minnesota, Visits Pendleton. Miss Marie I . Sanford. professor of l.ngiisb in tiK- nuitersitj of Minne sota, is n guest al the Hotel l'endle- ton, Miss sanford i- touring the coast, for a few weeks, and has delivered nnmoroai I sets res at towns in the moejntsln states. It is her intention to uive one of her lectures here iu the near future, speaking probably 0B her observations in Fans on a recent tour. She is a prominent woman's club worker, and is famed throughout the east for her literary and descriptive lectures. Miss sanford stands preeminent among the women of enVOBtlonal circles, being at the head of the do partment of English in an Institution which has an enrollment of nesrly three thousand students. She is the author of sceral workswhich are text books in mans Institutions oi burning. Miss Sanfurd will visit several colleges in the west, during lor "fay in the west. - - 9 Must Walk to North Pole. For years have We strOggled to reach the north Dole hv ship. Through hard ship and danger brSVe explorers have endeavored to reach the coveted spot The fact that the pole is still a mys tery points to the conclusion thai our method WSS wrong, and lends credence to the recent utterance of a learned scientist, that we must abandon shin, copv the Rsonlmo'S customs and walk to IM pole. The sain ninion lenaS reasons should be applied to health. There is only one road to r ery for raflsrsrs from Stomach disorders, ami thai Is through Hoetettsr's Stomach Hitters. If yon have tried to cure in digestion, constipation, dyspepsia. liver or kidney trouble without it, you have simply been on the wrong track. The Hitters will cure yon . e - ALBA soil ' The Death ol Miss Mary Holmos Artor a Brief Illness. Alba, dr., June H. Miss Mary Ibdmes died here on Mav ill, aged 10. after an illness of only one week Her remains were interred in the Pilot Hock cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are deeply affected B1 their lOBB, Thev will -move to l'cmllclon shortly, to make their home. Miss Belle Wallace, of Pendleton, has arrived here h StagS and com menced teaching on the I'd instant. Miss May Stockcr, who has been a student at the I'endleton academy, has arrived home and will remain here during vacs! ion. Tslay there were driven through here 4IHI head of cattle which are on their way to Pendleton, where they will be Shipped lo the Sound. M. Lewis has rented forty bead of milk costs from (ills Lefontslne, of Pendleton. BNOWFLAKK. CASTOR T A tars the atgaatareef Csaa " t'l.srcHaa. In use fur nioic Haul llorly year, and Bicycles can u- pnrebsBod at the Crescent Agency in tin' Fast Oregon I an building mi installment-', payment $1, or more, a week. No interest. Purity and Accuracy are necesaarv In drugs. Medicines when prepared with ado Iterated Ingredients cannot serve the purpose desired, our drugs are all s'undard and Ogf pr. scrip tioii depsrtsaewt has our special oars Mall or left will repairs prow pi ami careful utteiitlon. BROCK & McG0MA9 lb ad'inirters for UBSMISJ and Pbotogrspsli Supplies. Corm r Main and Court Sts . pstidletoB. ICE BRICK SAND WOOD (. IAL Also Wholeaale Agent for S III 11 MILWAUKEE BEES in bottles, barrels, or caats. Call up si f Tclcphuoc Ml. . H. K0PITTKE. FOR Insurance Plfg, Fife, Al( idenl, I'lale QlagB, ! Loans on City and County Property, Real Estate Improved and Unimproved City Lute, ktouh Kalieln s uud W heat Farms SliE J. R. DICKSON, Fast Oregonian Building. ALL THK Nr-WSi Take the Bast Oregonian. Oeily gs.oe e year by mail. Weekly i.o, east Ssmi WetUUy ga.ou a year. eMSSflS sspy lice Nobby Styles If yoo want something new and different Irom the ordinary run of clothes, come in snd try on the new Hart, Schsffner A Mara styles. Thcv'rc the kind sdver tised in the leading msgs lines snd worn by good dressers everywhere. $10.00, $li oo. $15.00. For the price thev are the hest on earth. THK PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. flMMg MANHOOD RESTORED cup t?eME MsJB I 1 ae InaMMllllN, Wf ? I' . I hi llNS'll S Ill I.e. I. .It - ' ' 8" I... I I . - M tJlggV 1 It l iii'M lis tltst I Ii iii 1 1 s Its ul nt V urts sss . li- uml n n $. . 1 'JHk vdkM 1 , , ,1 , t, ., w Til-is IC not eh, . .i V ' . II lt;4t.t l. rtnwsssllin II w . , 1 . s . Ii. I 1 t lal l8 11'. Hlli'liatllo 1 mill ri'storri Hin t I v . nk m hiihi. I Ins 1 . "iK i'l'i . ..h i . f . I I , ,., i.irt Is lc . si ' H r 1 t ,,, , ,.,,11,1, , v Hl arsailllw riTruiKlM K tin' Miily ktumn rrnitth in one wliimtii u m-rt hi..m. .'mhi tilin itiin. A wiiiiii. i 1.1 utllMi Ml vi-11 him in 1 niiiri .1 II 1. 1 1 .1 sej uoi 90m it In iiiistiiiMit 1 mo 1 ' Inii.AIim Mb hy mnii Son I 1 r i hum nrrul ir i ml irtttniotiln m, $Udr i rg .ni.i8i t.i, Ui i I,, -mi tt , ui. TON I M.K it I v I.im n a OOs DRITOOISTUg I'KMH.f ioN, it r . The Blue Front... We llSVe the best liics ill the citv See us before Imylng. MAX RAER. Pishing Tackle and Mammocks... IS Main St (iet Heailv for Harvest Hsvs youi bssdei beds mole, youi wuter timks liaike I over und h ivt- your lei-d i.ii'lta in order, so tbsrS will he Bd (U'l-iv when the time BOBSgg to hurvi'st this vs. nt 's lot; crop We tuiiko hemlt-i Ik-iIs, w.ilit tunics und Iced lin ks nt vi-iy tia-'Oii.ilile prices. Cull gurl BBS us. Pendleton Phinin Mill & Lumber Yard Is. I OWsl I R, Proprietor. Hotil Pendleton i mil r New i.iii.i. i im nl i Strictly First-Class tixcellent Cuisine. i wry Modern Conveuifiiie 1 Give Us a Trial. Kates $2 OU a day Special Kates by Wmi ur month low and KllliArd Itooins. Headquarters for Travellnu Men The Best Motel In I astern Oregon von li .ui Bios., fi ',-. Successors to J. I . Moore AMIiKICAN IM.AN. $.i.0) per Day and l mards l in. r.1 Hold In the fatillk Northweat THE PORTLAND IMIWTI.ANIl, IIWKIION for tourists an J cuiinniclal travelers Special Kates to Kaatern Oregon pejple vlsltlnv iorlanJ. Headquarters ill iiuni:sa, ,.ii.v. Byers' Best Flour... To make good hnud use liyeth' sj Flour, it took Inst prsmiun ( lbs Chicago Wnrld'.s Fair, over all comjti tion, and gives exiellent satisfaction wherever used. Rvsry suck is guaranteed We have the U-m Steam Kolled Hurley, Seed Kye and Beardlcsb Farlc-y. Pendleton Roller Mills W- S. 1 VI Ith, I'top. Hi an, SLurtb, Fe, etc