CORSET SALE
163 Corsets
BLACK AND DRAB
ALL SIZES
Reduced to
49c
to Close...
Worth 75c. to $1.00.
chance on I'lano wdh every joe. purchase.
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
m vuE KOLK CARVINGS.
wMt. Vsluntocr Writes from Nc-
fan. followiim letter 'r"n ?
:-zL writti'ii Table Book,
wn-iJ bin answer t un urticle
jnpearint in tlitf Kl Oregon-
.,k Xci. . ,1une 1. To the
f Birf-ln tin kene "f J'""r l'l"'r
' L Miv H. i" " article,
EtkTTbBc," in which yon refer
JlitrlitlP in tin' Vuh" lianaUs KM
iBWHWOM" esnditom cliff- ni'iir Villi
'ikU in- intoriix-il names und
I fc.-irtrl tmii- In ' iregon.
mmmm name 1- cm on tlmt 01
ISi, U. Ut o V., lHi.4." Titan
sir: "It would ' Intereethsg to
E flbt tftir lieutenant wax. and
sill bef.il I ' 'ill "
IViti, 11 r .ther. K. T.
lv Elkarali T'uvlor and myeeH
efilimn, III.. April SB. ,or
CpMfctMMt. We liad nu'"ii
n b three vnkr ( oxen. We
gessl nif l i - -1 - - off ugitinst
ikiu. II;.. rf i tin1 Missouri at
itauiu sent Uimnuli the smith puss,
saml br Sal Hpriiitff and down the
Bi.iwMt anal it" - ' siisunvilli",
II :.. li-tv lalvoi 11.. going t'
mk Ut day. wi nested sdu-tu finite
!niml InMbern UregoB. Hopping
Uahm inuuty, in the latter part
sflssgiiliiii My I. rot liar and Boone
rMliiri giiuinif. while I worked .mi u
mi far Iaur w.i.ii.-ti near 1'hoonix.
I: tin- fall of IMI, the Firm Oregon
otiirt tuluntwr- w . t. recruited. My
kxvr Buooe 11 ml ni.v.-lf enlisted at
Jaiswlltr, itti'l r . assigned to
OaaiBT A. T. 8 1 1 .i rr in wu mr
a:u ml .1.-.. I; iin and .Inhn
ftiaf, Ihelieitteiiant -iIiih I'ep.Hin
sei, ;iliit.l 011e.1i ilie duty sergeant
,ti oimpany an I I an. appointed
aaany gsoaiieagry mrgaaiil. We
Bexta.1 bi he nent rant to help put
J ittasllun. 'nit in that were
agajmovd. In the spring of 1MH2,
n:tii Portland, and were truna
PJal horn there rhe DalUM by
making rtage by rail at
Vdii. Lieut, II i(kin wu up
Jutai aaaiatant adju an) gaOStol for
PnanjrtMat, witl 1, ad piarterH at
Wgli., and SiluH l'eHiil
Paaeurtru1 lieutenant in hip place.
J" WBltiiiT In- ",, tlirw yearn we
a u tur asrvn-r went out to
PJ "irant and aaootl theto
H ''"fon. Tie- .miter oi UMMI
J'' Mfl Dalh 1, aDil the winter
""M wr Mm 1 ut Kurt Walla
JJ ltwt either in the apriM of
y " ''' ii-r nut, ur in the
' ' V.M' l - a . r.. r w
t Li-ai I.... ... . ..
l tl I iff, relerel.ee tli
Mde l.y the "Vale
Jof A. A liruv, lKiH, f
BP, ".r.iv war a eurporal
fluiiv an 1 carved hit. name
-- that my hmther did.
r tin- when H nil trying
M tot hit name mi hiuh, we
In F..ii .1... i. .
B. I 111. 1.1.. II. 111."
l .,.1.., 1 ir ,1 11 V ..flu 111
tpvi.in LI.
. , . . . , . , . IIIM 1,111.1.
"ii uiiv ..I ..... i.;....
nt pH . ,M , uuiiin. Many
111 WI - rvi.e I went haek
lr " I lii Dalian to Wallu
ntoiMi.U' 1:1. .I.... .1...
, .. . ...h "H I VIII-
rendleton now atanda.
It witi then a ''howling w ihlerne" "
I would like to nee it BOW. l.ieut. S.
l'eMK.n wan given 11 euiiimiHi.n 111.
SeiMlid I ieiiti iialit in the rennlnr iirniv,
M MM aawt and Mnlgirad to duty
with !i(iadiiiarteri. ut hurt Sill. Indian
Territory, where he died in Oetobof,
4. I WOwM hi plan led to hear from
uiiv of the old com rail en in the Kirnt
OrngUU cavalry .1. PKPOON.
A Life and Death Flirhl.
Mr. W. A. llinc, of .Mant heoter,
la., wriitii. of hix altnoxt 111 irurn Ioiih
I'Ncape f r. in death, miyn: "Kxpoenre
after nieaHle. ItMDdid MriuQf IttOfJ
trolihle, which ended in cinoiiiptiou.
f 1 hud freitent bainorrhagni and
coii.hed nighl and day. All :ny OOOtOtl
Haiti I niii-t Hunt! die. Then I li.vun to
line Dr. Kinii' New !icnvery d r ('..n
Hiini.ti..ii, which cnini'letely cured me.
I Would not he without it even if it
oont6a hottle. Htindrndi btn nnl
it 011 my recHiiimi'iidatiun and all H
it never fail- to cure throat, BDaajl and
Intnj tfOwblaa." Itegular ni.e .rnc and
II. Trial (ttl" free at Tallman
Co. 'e lniir Store.
- " 1. I, rl.lli l-
JStcsl Knives,
hor and Spoons.
L
eMaiHaJ ";: H ou want to
laaei iuii mow i
'"H..I.! '' " )" hu b4. Hui
ji W: ;' , "' "" '" enu""Uu.
""wuc 1. "u.i the Ukle
Uw 7J,,. "' "I" 11 1 hi ol pl.tiiiK
Win til," ', '' AKANTKC of
1 ".! oi tiK. iu.uuUulor.
STOP AND READ.
Are fon going Met! if no, aik liny
OBeiit of the (). If .v N. Co for the
In" -1 folder itivini! the description and
time of two ..( the titu-Ht train from
the I'n.'itlc count to Chicago every day
ill the year.
'"The l'ortliind-Chicui."i Special," a
Holid full width ve-' il.ulc truin leaving
Pendleton daily ut 5:40 p. in., landing
von in ('hiciiL'o eurlv in the morniiiL' of
the third day. All Until nerved in
elegant dining earn "'al a carte". hi
1 thin train leaving everv Thurwhn i- a
pcmonully conducted "iirdinuri
SleejM-r" to Chicago without 1 hang
Then again if you cannot leave ut
that time, we can ttccomni.Klute you
hy our d.c.ihle truin nervice.
The 1 u-l mail leaven Poodleton everv
morning at t.tilV Al. H.did full width
innUbnJo uud Uuadlng ysa t Chloago
: in 70 hoiin.
1 The, ure junt the trainn for ladiw
1 traveling alone or with children. "All
I the eomfortn.if u home" w ith eoiirteoun
atteiiduntn t look out for your wel
I fare.
The trainn run through over the
Union raolBa nad Cbiongn l North-
wentern railways.
Kor further information apply to
agents of the tl. R. t N, Co. or A. 0.
Murker, (iencrul Agent. Poftlgad,
t tregon.
Beware of Olntmenli tor Catarrh that
Contain Hereury
nien-ur)' will .urt'ly Aeetfef lie Mm- at
Uivll Bint i'UIUletel .t. TnlllC ' tin Wltolo t
l.'tti when oiilurlua II Ihrougn II..' mm o.ia ur
(b.'vb. Hii.'li article liotilil imter Is- uil
'tl tin iirfneripllnlt- Irmii repiCrtiili- il. y-l
. int.-, b in.- Ibiuwiv ihev will do ut I. " t'"'1 to
Hi.- Kinst you eaa Hibl. derive ir..iu thea
llalPn i rtinii ii no m.nuli. titr.'.l B) I 1
Cliraey A Co . Tole.1... t. i ..ittnlua in. men n r
.tut i-inkea Inlemalljr, bi-hhk tttreotli apon
Iliv blo.nl ami murou ur(Br." "I itti (jrateai
lu baylnif IUU' CatBrrli t ur.' l niri' 100 gel
laeaeaalM n t taken nui rimiit ami iaad
In Tolecl... Ohio, bjr t. J. Chenei at Co. I""
i, trtw.
nolil t all .lrui(gll. trin 74. , nor bottle
IIbII". K.mlly KlUare tbe baet
Call tor School Warrant!.
Notice in herchy given that nil out
ataiiding warrants ol school .i.slrnt
No. If), I'mtttilla county, (Ireogn, reg
istered prior to Kehruury '4. iwni, will
he paid on prewntaliOB ut the oAo
ol the clerk of said district in the Kant
Oregon iiin huilding, Pendleion, lir.
guli. Inter.! ceunen from date of ptihli
cat ion.
LUNA HISlloP,
Clerk iMstrnt N". 16.
Dated June I, 1M0U.
It Will Do You Good.
A lilood purifier and tissue huilder is
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea. Mel for hull
a century on our guarantee. Money
refunded if renulta are not natinfaetory.
I'riee 36 eta. and 50 ail. Tallman &
Co.
Board uud Roou.k.
Mrs. J, llulst.ad has leased two ol
the. I. It. Mel 'lure houses 00 lollMOn
Htreet U tween Altu Ulld Wehh sti . l-
gnd is prnpnrnd to furnish ginl table
hoard ut I&80 u wash and ooalortMMa
rtn.uin ut l l'.r u week.
Look at Your Faea,
And eaa if it is reflecting health or
dinea. Hurl's Clover Hoot Tea
U-atltilies tin- face and i '.inldexioli, und
assures nerfe.t health All druggists.
H anota und 50 cent Money refunded
if results are not sutinfactory. TsllaSM
4 Co.
Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optician.
Utiles Relief tor Atlhina.
Mine Muiith- Plehaas, rarauna,
Huns , writes : "suffered eight vears.
with aHthiuu In its worst foriu- 1 had
attveral attacks during the lant year and
was not . xscl..l t" liw- through them.
1 I., nan using rOioy'l HoMM and Tar,
and it has never lulled to give iluiue
diate relief.'
A Word to Farmers...
We
A thi ia . a- . i . at wjsi, to announce that
C.Jre a cornplsto line of Harvest Supplies, Dishes, Table
n.c. " a" uokinif Utensils. W. buv for soot cash, winch
us to sell cheaper than those who buy on credit.
banborn s Teas and CoH
buy for spot
e who buy on
Coffees a specialty.
CHAC dahdmam
7" fcudicton.
THE MARKETS.
Wheat Continues Low and the Outlook
Not Encouraging for an Advance.
i.rtland June 7. -With weaker
OablSf and declining prloM in Bnrops
from tlay to day on cargo lots, viilnen
on spot here hpve naturullv viclded in
nvmpnthy. and would-he mdlern tin, I
the situation extremely nnnat infactory
and more than ever ' aguinnt them.
Itiisincnn in running very light, und in
Wt abaWM of important trunmict i.mn
it in quite difMSH to nay junt what the
nelling price in-nr'liniis (00 lar
htinhel for Valley and Walla Walla
t lull would le considered n fair titur.
hy avpoftafn and for milling wheat :'c
more could probably lie oh'ained.
Pit) nipt shipment cargoes have dec lined
during the week, with sales difficult
ut the rod net! on. Offering! nf Walla
Wulln have heen email, while Valley
wheat in even scarcer. However, the
scarcity of offerings has no effect an
regards value, for ifelppari will onlv
work Marin1 when aeller are willing
to meet the market. There is nothing
encouraging in the outlook to make
nrkm advance. With freights going up
to 4L's Bd, and ncarce at that, the otit
Ittok surely in not encouraging for
higher prices, MkJ carg. s nelling lowtT
every WSSh. Atlvicnn from the interior
an to growing DfOpI are very eiicourag-
Ing and no oonbi wt will have the
largest crop in the hintorv of the
Northwent. It in yet too early to he
confident, as harvesting will not lie in
full swing for four weeks, and hot
windn may do coiisiderahlc datnags,
We .piotc Valley and Cltlh BO tO Mr;
Hlncntem. 52c per htinhel.
Wheat In San Franclcco.
San I'rnnciscii, June 7. The wheat
trade shown no improvement over last
week'n hiisiness, and the tune is not so
firm, while values are steady. Venae Is
arc getting nlow dinpatcft, tonnage
under charter for old crop wheal in
steadily diminishing and the want- ol
dripper gradual I v easing off. and at
the prsaanl time tbaraappaari to ba do
pressing deuiand from cither the ex
porting or milling intercM. The pros
(H'cts of harvesting a good crop has u
certain influence on the trade, shippers
feeling that there in no hurry als.ut
Forward buying and are content to
await the time when new wheat move
freely und result of Kumpe's harvest
is Letter defined. Kor No 1 (hipping
grade, WOc per cental in uhotit the hest
a nil er can do, with W... to ggc psf
cental paid for milling qualitien.
Wool In Boston.
Hontoii, June 7. The w.k.1 trade con
tinues dull. The price for territory
wooln is 53 to He, ncotired, for tine,
tnediutii und tine. Kleece wo;. I nlmw
very little life, with price nominal.
There i- no leinand for quarter-
blood, hut offerings are small. A line
..f Australian three 'eighth blood gold
"n the scoured hiisin of .'.s,-. tJtiota
1 1 , iis :
Territory, ncoured hunin Montana
and Dakotu, tine, medium and tine.
1H to2t)c; i" Hired, 55c; staple, 58c :
I t. ih and Wyoming, line, medium and
fine 17 to ISc; scoured .VI to 54c; staple
5ii to 57c.
Australian ncotired husis spot
Coinhing superfine nominal
Of : goisl 10 to Nlc.
Wool In San Francisco.
Sun Kruncinco June 7. W
N. vuda 14 to pic per pound ; Katern
i ir.-gi ill I" lo ioc ; uiiey ..regoii i t
prloM
H to
l spring
Court Street
J0c. l ull Northern, inountiiin. 10 to
llB moiiutuin. I to lilc: plains, H to
in.-; Hnaboldt and MsMoniBo, 14 to
IV'.
Wheat in Pendleton.
Pendleton, J un." 7. Elect kal SB)d the
receiving of return" throughout the
county have ahnorla-d attention during
the week pant, hence the wheat market
locally has heen neglecte.1. ot liiucti
hu" heen nui'l of the c.-reiil here, and,
in fuel, not much in heard of late
til. .nt it. Sales ure drit.hling. I he
potations uie uhotit 10 for SO. 1 cluh.
Wool in Pendleton.
Pendleton. June 7. Some small
sales have heen lllllde since the loeul
wis. I market wus lust reviewed. A
week ago three or four hundred
thousand pounds hud heen Bold, und
thi wan increased hy Saturday to
a Is. ut U50, 000. Since then, aeverul
small clips have gone, the total now
heing approximately ,'50,000 niiinds.
One well known buyer elated that
the eastern murket wus now quiet,
mills having bought nearly all they
want at this time of light weight
winds, und lieing inclined to wait be
fore laying la a aupply of heavyweight
W ' Ml I S .
gg.78 f. 4.75: cttiin.-rs, M 35 to tt.Wi
ntiM'kern and feeders, 13.50 to 5.10:
calves. ;i.50 to 7; bulla, stags, etc .
U to 4.:i".
Hogs -Market active, .1 vt lot"
higher. Haary, 4.uo to $6; nlssd,
1 1 ' 1 1 to 4.'J2'e 1'glit. 4 5 tu 4.ir.", ;
plge. 14.10 tO 4.0; bulk of sales,
ti M to 14 ''.".j.
Sheep Active, nrm. leariingn, .j
tu .Vtl0: wethern, M.I0 to 5 15. Stock
nheep, f4.'.o to 4.00. LaUDSS, f'l.Zu
to 7.15. J
Wool In Portland.
Portlund, June 7. W.nd Vallev, l
0 13c for course, 15 to Km' for Wet:
l.a-t. rn OfSSOS, 10 to lfS mohair, 35c
pgf s.und.
Skins. Pelts and Hides
gbsSS skins Shearlinga, 15 to 20c ,
short-w.sjl, 25 lu 36' ; mwiiuui-wuol, 30
0 50c; long-wool, 00c to 1 each.
Pelts Hear skins, each, us to fjgg,
'i t- $15, cubs, each, fl to 5 ; badger,
naob, 50 ; wildcat, 25 Uj 75c; house, at,
tu log common grav, 40.- lo $1 ;
da rod, II W t., $3..50: d-cr... MM
loSJj Ijrnl, 12 to 4. 50; mink, 40c tu
f toti marten, dark Northern, $5 tu
10 i do pah', pine, M to $4; lutiskrut.
g 10 12c; skunk, 50 tu 0Y utter
hind 4 to ; panther, with h.ud
und i lew M-rfect, l lo 3 ; races hi, 36
. K wolf, moiinlain, with head
perfaot, S.M to 5; oolvartoa, Mail
to Ml heaver, r skin, large, ti lu
$7 , do medium, r akin. f4 to 5 ; do
small, l-cr akin, fl lo . uo aiis, it
skin, fl to
Hides Dry hidea, No. 1, 10 juuinls
Bd upward ' 15 lo l.V... dry kin, N...
J, 5 to g K.unds, ( per suud; dry
calf, No I, under 5 iii.l. 15 to 10c
dry aaltuil, one-third less than dry
glut ; aulled hidea, sound ateern, 00
pounds and over, S1 to Ue ; do 50 Uj
00 p..uuda, 8 t.. 'c do under 50
uuunda and cows, to Be; kip, 13 U.
30 pounds, 7' lo tt ; do veal, 10 to 14
p un, .Is, 7'ee: do calf, under lOpounda,
7'jc; gfsao uiisalled , U per puund
lean: culls nulla, atuga, iiiotheaten,
laidly cut, Bcred hair alip(nl, weather
beaten or grul.bv ., one-third leaa.
Eastern Livestock.
Chicago, June 7. Cattle la.wer,
i , log t - tO $5.05, atockera and feel
. r.-. f3.75 tu $5; cowa and heifers, $3 tu
$4 .75.
Ih Steady ; bulk aalea, 6.10 to
$6.15.
Sle ep Stead v , Western eheep, $4.75
to $5.40; Weetern lamha, ltu$7.15.
Omahti, Juno 7. Cattle-Market
BOtira, fullv 5c higher. Native beef
gtoarg. $4.50' to $5.40; cuwaand h. if. rs.
Dhmam uoil isillurM urs now moatlv
I,.,.', ..... - - - . e '
tluing luU uf tulkiug, uud wuitiug fur
future developments, ueuoe sue prsanti
alatua of the wool market ia no aalua
... i, ........ Wim.I .u.iitiuiiMa tu ctiuii!
la frum all directions, and the huuaea
are rapidly filling up with the clip
of thin county, and those brought in
b) rail from other coitntie.
Local Market.
PandlntOS dealer are paying the fol
low ing price for ranch and farm pro-
dinv :
Dattor, Me par foil.
K.ggn, "JtV per doren.
I'otiit.s-n, 40c paf sack.
Psrgnipl, 50o. (ht sack.
Cabbags, H.80 per 100 posyda.
Tiirnipn, 75c ixt UXI - nd.
Chickens. $2. 50 lo $4.l0 it doren.
Qaaaa, $10 vr doaaft.
Curious News.
Cullies front Dr. D H. Cargile, of
WashitH, I, T. He write: "Four
bottle of RlactriC Uitlcrn ha cured
Mrs. brewer nf crofnla. which had
caused Iter great ailffering for yearn.
terrible norcs would break cut on Iter
head and face, and the bent doctor
could give no help: but her cure is
complete and her health i excellent."
this shows what thottau.l have
proved.-tbat Klectric Hitter i the
hent hhssl purttier known. It' the
supreme remedy for ecrema, tetter, milt
rheum, nicern, hull and running noren.
It stimulate liver. kidney and
Niwel. expel poin.ui, help digestion
build up the strength. Only BO cent.
Sold bv Tallinaii .V- Co . Drnggit.
touiriinti'cd.
AMATEUR ATHLETES.
To Organize a Track Team, Young Mon
Plan In Pendleton.
It is the intention of overal young
men to organize a trm k t. iini, and
train for anything in the f. rm of a
meet for poft that may come along.
BSTSral of the young men are "clacks"
la sonic event, and the teiint should.
if otaiMilaadi do good w. rk. Ac
cording to one of those intcrctcd in
the urriingeineiits, these are to be
niemhers of the team :
Wvrick and Moorhottse, sprinter.
Adams and Hatini. bicycle.
Hayes and Adams, high jump.
And the other places are to fie filled
later.
C ASTORIA
Bear thr signnttne of Cn. It Ct.RlvHX
lu BM f-ir HSees tliau thitty yrars. and
LOW RATE EAST.
Account Republican National Conven
tion at Philadelphia. June 19.
Kor the above occasion a eciul rate
of $KK.50 from Pendleton to Philadel
phia uud return ha bssg authorized
hy the O. . ,V N . Co. Tickets will
U" sold June I'.' und 13 only.
Excursion To Walla Walla.
Tomorrow Ji s, a rate of $l.:!n
h.m been until .ried from Peudleton
to Walla Wullu und return, account of
Wellington Slate Siindiiy Sch. ml con
vention. Train leaves 7:45 u. tu. lio.sl
returning until June 10.
1 . I V IM-I.KN . Ag. iil.
Cycling bus its ups und down-. After
I In-downs, une Milliner Salve if toil 're
'Ut or bruised. It heals the hurt
prickly. PioSaWf Drug store.
EXCURSION TO ATHENA.
Sunday. June 10 Unveiling Ceremony
by Woodmen ot the World.
Hate for the round trip, BOo, Tickets
goisl for one day. Train leaves the O.
K. ,V N. I. , i ut B o'clock u. in., re
turning, leaves Athena at 4:30 p. In.
Ramsmbor tog date, Sunday, June 10,
1000. K. K Wiimslev, Agent.
Wanted.
A g.nsl dairy man who understands
e handling of slock and ia gu.nl
ilker. Anolf t
K. WOODY, Ukiah, Or.
tb
milker
UNBEARABLE
ITCHING
Fall It Koilil it. a l; to Trar skla
t'ruiu stack. Curxl by CI 1 H I II A
I had a r.uklMK out all over in) buck.
The Itelilna was aliito." ui.lwarahl.', and al
times I Ml MSSi It would bv a i.lu i l li ar
tin .kin erf n,i In. k. I lrl.il d.s'b.is" ire
gaHnSone, to.'f ggveral lies, witlmut
rveu relief. I rer.il ol umi I i 1 1. I it, o i. e
die,, in tl.. ajfllgBgiu I'aaw Iflei Uinsa
apilliauoi.., iu ba. k itnii.-hti.g. and lo tl..
Unie Uie Is.x ol t I in l lit ' Mil ti.i cut mi. half
UM.il Uie hi . uklii,' i.t had all ill.al I.. . II
.1 II I HON ta
i'lin Cornell Ave., Imfiauapoll., Ind
CUTICURA THE SET 81.25
Couplet Kllrrtittl mimI InUn .l If
Bivnt for r- m M niiior, OMfM Dg oi Cl ' i
CM' h HOAl' i 'tnliar Ih-' sblt. o! t.ls
goid tmSm, ' ii- t'lu "i..iir.ot (Mfs) I i-y
tUtllfigT. Utl antx.lhf (Slid fac I. CtTM I HA Hr.""l.
t but (Mte-) tu cool nad 9nmtkm fa'oi mm
UrouaiiMiut it-Mi Mir id VmitmUHi 9 am-4 mru.
OlftF., Hotf l'f"t' , liosluii- ' lio lu t Ul
li. I.. . i unjfi," Irani.
ICE
THE 'CORAI RYRRS WRDDINO.
Married Wednesday Evening and Leave
on Wedding Tour In California.
t the home of Mr. and Mr. W. S.
livers, on Wednnada) evening, occurred
the wadding ol Mr. R, w. MeOomai
and Mm Sophia Ityets. Mr. BHd His,
McComaa left 00 the lOtSO train for
Portland. Thence thev art" to go in
San Pfsitclaoo, and remain in the
ntitte of California for three wt-ek.
They will then return to Pendleton, in
copying their new home ready pre
pared, the Kiel. ling house on the
corner of Lew is and Mill streets.
The Wedding was attended by only
a few friends, Is'sitlen the member of
the family of the bride. The parlor
was bcauti'iilly decorated with cut
(lowers sent from Portland, and niunv
choice remembrance were neiil by
friends. Minn Hyer WSJ nutrriisl in
a traveling uit. A IStppSf us served
to the gneata.
Mr. McCoina is a mcinber of the
Ira of Brooh & MoOomaa, of thli
citv, and alo is in the wbeiit bttsine--with
I. 1.. Hay. in the firm of I. 1..
Rajf A Company, lie has Head her.
for several year, and (or BUM) loafl
hit Ih'cii a frc.pietit visitor to Pendle
ton. Kcw business men pons. the
confidence of the community in which
they live an .ha1 Jlr. Mct'onias.
He i very highly regarded hy
all who come in contact with him
cither in a btjallMBI or social relation.
Mim Hyer i u daughter of W. S.
Hyer, proprietor ol the Pawdleton
roller mill, and ha an Interest in the
httalne of her father. She has gained
a name in the hiisine world through
out the Pacific coast. having for several
vears been closely associated with
Iter father ill the niiituigemeiit of the
very large bmlnsM transacted bj their
nulls. I'crhapn B0 wONtBH 00 the
count ban a better kOOWladge of hitsi
nens nffairn, and few have hud no im
portant interests in their charge as
have baan attended toby Miss Hyer
since she took the entire control of the
Office alfair of the Hvern mill.
The w. siding w ill bring to Mr. and
Mrs. McOoBMtl the sincere well wish
ing of all their nomeroai friends here
and in other places.
All who suffer front piles will be
glad to learn that DeWltt'i Witch
Tliizel Salve will give Ih. on instant and
permanent relief. It will cure BOUtOa
and all skin dieue. HcWiirc of
loiiiiterfcit. Tallman .V Co., lasdlBg
drtiggisls.
An up-to-date bicvi le lit $25, hldie'
w heels $2t. at the Crescent Agency in
the Kaal Ori"gonian building A mt
oinl-haud bicycle in g.ssl order for $15.
Terms easy, without interest.
Purity and Accuracy
a -
are necessary In druga. Metllclnea whn
prepared with adulterated Ingradlentl
cannot nerve the p.irpo.e desired. Our
druga are all niandard arid OUT pn-acrip
tioa depart ineiit ha OBI special care
Mall order will receive prompt and
. are ful attention.
BROCK & MoCOMAS
Heaihiiartera for Cameras uud
Photographic Supplies.
c ruer Main and Court stn., I'endletOB.
BRICK
SAND
WOOD
COAL
Alau W holt-sale Agent lor
S( 111.11
MII.WAl KEE
BEEN
in bottlea, barrc a, or cea-g.
Coil up f
Telephone liU. O
H. KOPITTKE.
EOK
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident, Plate ilaa, etc.
Loans
on City aud County l'rop rty,
Real Estate
Improved ami I ' i.i uipr m d City I.te,
Sim k Hun. her and Wheat K'uriue
SEE
J. R. DICKSON,
Kaat Oruguuiau Building.
Oregon Lumber Yard
.SIJ.I.S.
Lumber,
Lath.
Shinnlc-,
liuiidiuo, l'ax:r,
I ar I'.i per.
Moulcli no,.-,.
I'ickcts.
Li me and Gtnrati
Hi i h and Sand,
S i-.ii and Doora.
Screen I)mmsA WiiiJnws,
t erra (tta Pips1.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., op. Court limiwe.
Don't Make a Slave
Ci...,f
of your wife, hut acini your linen and
other article that make wash day u
family terror, to our laundry We hut.'
the fucilitiea to pnslu.e maximum re
aulta at u minimum of labor. Our
work in us bright an u rone hush in
bloom, and our rule low enough Lo
provoke u smile.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. f . Robinson, Prop.
f eli-phone 60
French Restaurant
In connection
with....
LaPontaine Hotel
Best Ateela in the City.
Open Day end Night.
Ou LaPontaine - Prop.
iwlUUi tteMSiag, AUla St.
Nobby
Styles
If ymi 'v on something
new and different from the
ordinary run of clotrteg,
come In end try on the new
Hart, Scfigffner It Man
ttyleg.
They're the kind adver
tlted in the leading maga
linea and worn by good
drciirrg everywhere.
$0s00 $12 00 $15.00.
For the price they are the best on earth.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
MANHOOD RESTORED
r.lh.. pi
CUPIDENI
hU MMU Vmflfaa
f n ( t t ri ti. ti pin sii'ititi, will ipiH ktv 1 tin it f I
rsallVW ill 1.1 I. ... I.esa.1 itsstss.l I $1 1
' .ii.it In I tie llitrfa. HrMlNMl I iiiImIi.hi Nrn lavhlllls, I'UttpIr
I aalttn. w togtrrj I Ooii g III .t I ii- T mi laaas-e-1 s- i..mI I tal lain I Inn
I I t iips al ltN$MM$ i 1 1 $JaV or ttlht. I'll tftilaipnr knrwnl d im Inti m It i ii ll ml 1 k I
I.-. 1 is in Him n Mori n-i it' ll nil tln li..fton ..f nn- t- i v. s I !! vivm
In . Miff (tt.liitvrt 111. 1 I i.i in 1 1 1 -1 .-1 1.. to- of Mil IniiiiiiltlfH. I I 11 lt Ml! ntrfUKllKii
atlil rrstorrsanin I w talc nitiitict.
rUAfoitSiitl HHUYfrnf nt o fun .1 In I .ImM In tli-i 10 nT iviiI hM' Itnlltih .1 lilt tr al I f I
Cri'IITF.NK III V kMOWII I. in. -Ii I." wlUtntal h DtaVrMfaltli IfMllitMiilHlH, A Wt It ti u
if it it nitt'i km lit id 1 1 i ) i nir i" rj if IImiBi s i i nut rlL . I piTolalllttlt tHIWi l M a Ihi,iI tur faXtAa
by ii.." rfrti'l fif J'MltM rfrriijiir Mhtf IvvlUiiiHifaiia.
eiU.li. illti alls .ni.OK I ! I. 111., I . t . Uoi LVN, .Mn I .an I ... I al,
fOB MkVM 1 IM.I.M A .1 t Om IHtt't.WIS I s, KN Itl t l ON, OHKa.HN.
The Blue Front...
We haVC t he Ih'I I i lies
the citv
S a before buying.
Fishing Tackle and
hammocks...
MAX B4ER
I . Main St
tftasavjaBaisssaiiengssi
9
(ict Ready for Harvest
II tec oiii hcinlcl l.'.ls nude, your vv.itcr tuiks
lookc-tt over ntnl have your icetl racks in unlef, so
tin it- will bt Hd doll iv wlic. i the time co nes to
harvest this yuir'g lu crop Wg m.ikc licnlcr bods,
wntet tanks ami leetl lai ks at very reasonalile prlcOS.
Call umi see us.
Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
M. POKSTBRi Proprietor.
VMjaVaaSeSwSSiMjV BaVklBasS
Hotel Pendleton
Under New rianav;entcnt.
Strictly First-Class
Kxcelleot Cuisine.
Every Modero
Cuavtuieuce
c.vr and IllllUrd llooins.
Give Us i Trial.
Kates $2.00 a day
Special Kates by
Week ur uiuuili
T
ii i i i i w i. i . for lit. Ho u Men
The Kesl Motel In t:ttern Ureyon.
Van Dran Krus.. Prup. Successors to J. t. Moore
AMIiKICAN H AN.
$..00 per Day und Upwards.
I Ineat Hotel
In the .-..in.
rsurthweat
THE PORTLAND
I'OWTI.ANO, IIIIKliON.
Special Mates to Haatern Ortgoo peple vlalling Porlleod. Heaonuartera
lor touriata and commeictal travelera. rf. C. BOWKKh. M.nager.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make good In cad use Hyera' Het Flour, it took first
protalun at the i hi. .iK" W" o lii's Fair, over all competi
tion, and gives excelleut itatialactiou wherever used.
Hvcry sack is guarauteed We have the best Steam
Rolled Barley, Seed Kye and Beardless Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W m. BYEKS. Frop. Brau. Hfaorttt, Fesv1, etc.