East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 08, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfORSET SALE 163 Corsets BLACK AND DRAB ALL SIZES Reduced to 49c to Close.... Worth 75c to $1.00. Cannes " Pim w,,h everv oc- PMrch,w' ri Cleaver orus. ury uuuu vu. BBm'y. " 1 "" IS FROM TUTUILLA. aMMr " Hnd SaylnB ln . in South Suburb. Bii, Nwt a. -Peter Weel Iuih BmN renovating his mmiiM, nl improving his . . . mvn. 11 tably plowing L, titefa he iH sow t ree I ihnt lr pasture land lor the Rrssa, '"'r I'WhN , Intiomv fnr u I .tic time, i ,!jrl aoHOaillg campaign. The j. i ti ilMli' . arc one Idi (klefcMM in i t . ith the 11 iw- , vi timt McKay orseB ns-hol. l which In- if 11 Mill ms! Msilrns H" """i oIom Us- jriu BSStner 1- over. I If HHlllt 10 iH'tl II ISSUll nrtttt in the lliKH' ill a IWVT ar. l.-n I, It i c ti tl i" tpine mm t.. thirsty Pendletoniant tnrr dtirmxl ithoul 11 hip rtttle. There ill uIko he a i)itiirm sttaclied lor tboM i Ufa tin- Unlit fantastic tn utwii Totnilla today on km i.raiiitc in lill farm mi .Kay. .Mr. Olwrt hai a nnm iini in tli' firauite district I' ilsvt'lnp. ami which he II ai material I to hi- wealth bar m-ar future He rDtarm to liRsur in auk. RhaMT tallowing in almitl all com Basi mil preparation- fur harvest jri'W mi- arasr ul the day. old laniw arc bsing remodelled and fti - -ir-h-r. : In---. ! 1 M ones W MSfn-iit 1 ..- . are .if tin- 'aatfr rlpanlag. I f km New Machinery. 1 II MIlMt IlUN purchased a DOW IB i'iit. .-..iratiir ith a California puff itttclieil. mi which M. I. Howe mm pqttiiu; tlir finishing touobea in patp- ill t toll-feeder uf his own nanctioti uii wliii'h Mr Howe IihIiIh p. L. Italia hai Introduced a naar mm waicu is a stranger here, but Midi quiti-a 1111 in ! 1.-r were sold ill Ithlvt-I'uuntry ht-t year and gave nnl atWaetiun. It'is very light piat u separator being aboal nwiaaiite of the sverags funning P A nnmliiT .it thuni are balag ngjnsBniity. Ivl Tiirni'v came Stage t ti l-t thin 'wk for ICa1 a h lob ha had ' Iliwe if rt Idling hit- Oali- ati Ikaaasr which canw to thin ! Mranger two yearn ago, and r general satisfaction, He tWfUaaeil h new irai-liini tniriii. W ready (or the field w ith a B an uiitiit. BtUtaliii. ju-t reiurnetl Imtu airly to the Wallowa valla? ; tlw Boanlahii halaiaaB here M mi I Daw ruail tin which m aawral fwrt deap, ami i-v-wr not ,-t rvmovafl da BOf t plaitri nf the wayfarur. V JtaUf, liuwvvttr, b a wlgfa) eaj a plaawira lO travel mf mm up iron Malla thin Sff nowepowar oontblnad "hit I, in hu. iurchaaad frooi hUlltli. Whlla il u .... 1 ai Ann 1 .. i.;..i. ... nevi'i 1, . ,,H,,r ,.( H ....., "' - I . i I I' U I I... t. ' b pe up aniiriBl any nf tin- Pandlaton blood it 1 1 1 1 take nhaneai on being in at the flnloli. "I frequantly drive from home tn Pandlftton in an hoar, aaeily basting the railway train, which lolloWl the bendl of the river, while I take a itralght iboof crow the hiiN," eiyi Mr. Heael. Win. 0 1 1 loaf hai added in hli thfaah inc ontflf a new Daniel Baal Cleaner, which, with the new peiarittnr he pHf ehaaad leaf year aaally glvei him hb eoatplate an oatAI and one capable nf lining an good w -rk an any that will take th" Bald IhlH year. A el 1 wo analVHi tif the electitin re turn" leemi to ahow that, while a large majority f the voberi nf Dmatille ennnty have a profound diatTMl of democratic mamgemenl of ttatc affuim, they are qttlta willing tn rink the rnunty in their hantU tin nceanitm. A Ltfc nnd Dulh FlRht. Mr. W. A. llines, of Manchenter, la., wrlltng of bii eimoef mlraoulooi aaaape froni death, huvh: "KxKiatirii Iter meaalea Induoad eerloui lung tmnhle, which entletl in 1 iiiinilinition. I hail freiilent lieninrrhaireH ami c uiL'hcil niirht ii in I day. All By doctor! en Id I mnai anon die. Then l hepan tn naa hr. Klng'i New Diooorory fnr Ooo MmptlOOJi which ciiinuletely OUfed MB, 1 WOtlld lint he wltbOUl it even if it 001 fi a tint tic. Iltnidreiln have lined it mi my nwoniinondatiiin and all nay it never failn tn cure thmat. client ami lung tfooblee." Keirnlar ilai aOc and II. Trial bottlM free at Talltnan .V Co. 'n Drag Store. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY. Commencement Next Tuesday Evening at Frazer Opera House. The clnnintl exereinen nf St. Jone'ih'n aeadeiny w ill tuke place Tnewlay niitht ut l-'rauer'n oiera hoiiHe. Oi f the latoreetlng faatarei of the program will be an elocatlonary enntent fof which nrizen have baN ofSarad by I r . smith. A ir-ihl medal irenenteil by Mr. aaOB Cohen will he civen for improvement in munic. AIho a nilver thiinhle pre- mi tad by Mr. L. Hunaiker for needle wnrk. Other prizen will he given hv the faculty of the academy. Schnnl work, artintic penwnrk, painting ami art needlework, will hi exhibited in the clunnrmiinn nf St. Jooepb'l aeudemy on Monday and Tiienday Imin 2 to 4 p. in. All a'e invited to come und in-pect the work. L. horks and Spoon. '"-l wwaui",1 " "U want o t,, JWW ' v" tin -ml Bui .''''"j '' " K.1...I. .,,,.1 -nrwi,! , ' ', ni.t the ut.h i, r"r law; TTi , '"" "lai nf uUiiiik r,..,v."..'.,:---y,tt al iK innniilaeturet. Hunziker Jeweler Op Iclau. Hewitt's of Ointments tor Catarrh that Contain Mercury M iiu-rctirv will Hrely ileiroy the m'iif n( aiuull and t'uiiiili'teh ilermiav tin wlmle no lent win-it ,-m : ll III route" lull' n't sal no-en. rtut-li arllelva ahiiulil ni-M-r In- need Bl cii tin nrt.crlptltMin Irunt reiutiilili- phy.l- eiauaa, - um flauTawr tuv aIll da 1- n a ( 1 u ttie jitMiil ytitt i nn ;nf ibli' il'Tiv-- tiem lie-in Hair. Catarrh t'ur. ajaanufaeltued B I J. rhen) a) Co., Twaado. 1 'h ooaialBi no mervury, ami l taken iniiTintliy. aoilag dt recti) u the hlmnl ami aiueoua lurtau I lb ayeleei fiT bujriag Hall a Catarrh Car be stare roe nl IhemauTa. It la taleli Internall) an-l iu.--e luToledo. Ohio, by K J I I1.111 ) A Co i-ii ejonuUa free rtuhl Ii) all itriiimmli-. prle Tin . per bottle Hall's 1 marly Pill, ere the beat. Call tor School Warrants. gotioO in hereliy gleM thai all "tll- atanding warrant, of asbool dlatrlot Ro, in, Umatilla county, Oreogn, ren jatarad peter to Mwoary -f, 1900, will he paiil on preintat ion at the office of the clerk of naitl dlntr'el in the Baal Oregon Ian building, Pandletoni Ore gon. Iiitereat oaaaea from date of publi cation. I.I NA IllSllor, Clerk Dlatrlot Bo, 18. I'ated June .", IIHKJ. Moki tea pMitivaly curen nick headache, indiawtiiin and ennntipa tioti. A delightful herb drink, lie moven all urupthmn nl the nkin, pro ducing a perfect eoinplexion, nr money refunded. 'J.rc ami &Uc. For aale hy UrtM'k tV McCniiian. Hoard and Kooma. Mm. .1. Halatoed hue leaned two of the J. K. MeClure bouaet on JowMon nl reel hot ween Alia ami Wehb Htreeln and in prepan-.l tn furniah good tahle hounl ut t ) 80 a week and oomfortable roniun at f I 'J6 u week. . ----- m Acker'n tlynpepnta tablet are aod in a poaltivtj guarantee. Onrw heart hum, rainiiiK of the final, tliatrt-an after eat i 1 1)( or any form of dvHWla. Outi little tablet given immediate re lief. Me and AO, l or rnla by Brook ,V M'Cniiiun. Wanted. A k. 1. -1 tlairv mun who unilvrntamln the handlint,' of etoek and ia good milker. Applv to I WQOJJY, I'kiuh, Or. Bievclea can be purchaHod at the n a it. ti.M 1 ,,1 1 ii.- in in 11 i building on Inetalliuente, payment VI, or more, a week. No iatereat. A Word to Farmers... Ai this lvi nU- A , . ,l,at w, la . ' uawn 01 Harvest we wibii to auuwuuve w.i CaalZ " J-OOJpleta line ol Harvest Supplies, Dishes, Table enable coking Utensils. We buy for spot cash, which " Ul il cheaper than those who buy on credit. ost ft Saubotn's Teas and Codecs a specialty. l chas. rohrman, for Pcudictou. Court Street YATES' ELECTION IS OFFICIAL. Canvassing Board Settle the Absorblne: Question Has Seven Plurality. The aeltiag content over the trcan- nrerahip of tbli ooontv ha- baan -. tii.i at hint hv the OfRclal IHBTMelng of the JOt The renult wan matlc known rhamtay evening, at B o'clock, when the board hail iriine through the entire lint of precinctn, bbeoking up the tally MMta, ami transferrin)- the ragurei to the l I the clerk in required hv law to make oontelnlng the total of ail oandldatea In nil preclncta, fba total. were unt at that umnic.t gtva ll hy the clerk ami jitaticen who did the i-iinviisnint,.l,ut lomething like a dOMD men who ban ntmitl nmnnd all the afternoon watching the moat, and keeping toe cloeeef kind of tab on the progrve that wai made, had the totali ready in abonl a minute. The republb MM had landed their man w ith a plurality nl aeven, and thin wan con ceded by the dciniu riiln. A nnrprininu feature of the affair wan the larite Vote received by W. C, Kern, the in- dependent candidate fnr the office, Mr. Kem'n total vote wan only two hun dred lenn than that k'iven ' to each nf the other oandldatea. Four Men Could Have Turned It Four iincn, any fbar men in tin- OOOnty nld have thrown the office In I'' War, And IM OOUld have thmwn il tn Kern. Thene tituren indicate the ri-inarkahly clone inaruiti tnum which il wan won by the Miltmi man. During tn thr btyi that hail elapned nince election, the treanurcr nhip had been a rather cnimtailt nub teotot ciinvematiiin, and anyone who hud tn tin w ith receiviim the relurnn wan likely to la- linked nevt-ral dOMfl timen abowt it while walking the length nf Main itreel. The OOnclUlioO tn be drawn from the IgntM ami other facti relating to the oampaiga ucl loeatbt out, in that Pee bier would certainly have been elected had the nice bNB between the repnbl ican and demooral with no third man to draw from either. It wan np- perent the promoting republ loan de tired the ilefeat of Yatea, and that, hail not Kern been in the Held, the inaj irity of them would have voted fnr I'eebler, A well punted hi) it iciun, in diaOMlIng the mutter, naid Thumda evening, after the canvunn waa ended: "If Kern had not bOM in the lield an u 11 Indapendenl candidate, Peebler wniild have bMB elected by a majority tpproslmatilia thnae rereivetl by Blaklay ami Nalonajr, ' one thing in apparent the returni from aeveral precinctn were too loiin in cuiiiina in. There wan no reunon w hy ktountain ahonld nol have been hrouuht tn the court hotine nooiier. The boxen were here from more d latent precinct polling plncen than Mountain Stem hern of election bnardn nhotild not be permitted to delay in the truiminin nion of the balhtt boxen and tallynbeetn to the clerk'n otlice. At the earlit-nt moment punnible alter the vote are Wanted they should he deposited in the vault at the court bullae, and delay in both itnwiae and danger um. The exact liguri's of the vote may he MM in the pled ioll tahle elnewherc in this inlle. Curious News. QOMM from I r . I. II. Cargilc. of Wanhita. I. T. He write: "Knur hottlen of Klectric llittern ban cured Mm. Brewer of mrofala, which hail MME I her great niifferiiiL' for yearn. Terrible noren would break out on her head and face, and the bent dootOrl could give no help; hut her cure in complete and her health in excellent." Thin nhown what thounamln have proved, thai Bleetrk Bitten i the Mat blood puriiier known, It'a the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, nalt rheum, ulcers, bniln and running noren. It Htimulaten liver. kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps tligestion huildn up the strength. Only 511 rents. Sold hv Tallttian & Co.. Druggist. Ouarantet 1 AN ELECTION INCIDENT. Clark In Camat Prairie Cats an utttce tor Which He Did Not Run. One nf the naeulial an-i amuniug incidents of the Mmidav election was i.rotioht in with the returns from tin- justice dlatrlot which includes I'kiah mmA (Mm nmcincts. ft amieurn that. hv an error made hv the election bourd onl there. Oeorga c'lark raa alaotad to an ollice tor which he wun not a candi- lul.. I If irm- ll t ier llilltl CoUhl and probably w ill content, and easily secure a Correct !OU ol the error, lint, an the matter stands at this time, the countv canvassing Isianl, deputy county clerk, Justice Rosenberg and J turtle I'arkes, are coiuailled tn return (.'lark elected to the office of road supervisor, when If la wall known that Clark was a candidali for the ollice of just ice of the peace. ( lark was a caminiaie w nn uii reim lairtv, and it in presumable that the voters cant their ballots for him, that is, Hose who wanted him elected, for he had an opponent, W. T. hellers, lu.tl, I, . i. deiniM'ruts. When the elec tion hoard beuall to count the votes out there, the clerk aimte the name of I'lurk in the line inteinleil lor the mail supervisor, and so recorded the votes. The law is that the canvassing hoard al tin court house must accept the tallvshects as returned by the jin-i inct board nl election, and ill no instance can make an alteration, excepting to correct figures set down as totals which do not correspond with the murks of the clerk, who did the tallying. Oonaajq neatly, Clark must be ooaated as a mad sut-rvior, until the matter is recti lieil by a regular cmitcst in the circuit eoorti before Judge Lowell. He and the court machinery only can alter the record. Morrow County Official Vole In Part. Telephonic advices from Morton county, sent by Hr. K B. Moatewrda, ..1 Heppner, to A. D, Btillman, ure that tin- following was the nflicial vote of thai county M the judicial ticket, and tin- majority of Woolery, demo cratic candidate for joint represents- Vor cicruil jmlge, W. K. Kills n et mil a total of 70:1 votes, A. D. Stillinan a total of :I7, and Bobart bister a total of 7; Kills' iilurality ,,,-r Btillman is therefore I or district attorney, T. 0. Hsiley received a total of l voU'S, JftMl A Kee a total of 516, and .1. T. H inkle a total of e4: llailey's plural ily o ,-r l et being Woolery s majority was M. THE NEW TOWN OF SHANAKO. Now Tent Abodee Only Ar Thr Build ings boing Up Rapidly. Col. Frank aage, traveling freight agent of the Northern Pacific and II. f, nlleer, traveling freight agent of tin Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis A Omaha, succeeding Col. Savage in that position, are at the Hotel Pen dleton. They have been at Shanako, the m w town at the terminus of the Columbia Southern railway, and one that has only just lajgun to grow into 14 'Veople out there live in tents, now." said Col. Savage, to the Kast Oregouiaii, ''for the limUOfeaaMM 'but they have DO other ataxies iu which to live. They have beeu putting up buildings as rapidly as possible, as I rapidly, in fact, as they can got the material on the ground w ith winch In 1 construct the houses. A few stores are already ftp, and a few dwellings. The fonndatloni are flnlehad for the hotel, land the workmen are waiting for the I brick, which are Nung burned at Mom. "l,ots ol WMl in stored at Shiiniikn, and MtM in Ming shipped to The I'nllea. home will come here, M I un derstand. BoMI him been Bold, as yet. ami il is alao true that none, or nlmost none has been Bold at The DoIlM, The market there npears not to have Opened Bp an eMlly an it did here in this town, 1 heard of offers fnr wool at eleven cents, but not knowing what grade of wools it was for which thin wai offered, I cannot state IfiwrompafM With the salon made here this season. "The wheat crop of the country tributary to flhanako is looking rlmdv, and il in tpiitc certain that the yield will lie Urge per acre. It in apparent that the building id the Colombia Southern road ban opt it- 1 to Indues the sowing of very much more wheat than in fuf lUOf yearn. "Shanako will haven waterworki ly stent, and wnrk li mady to begin at OttCS on the count 11 ret ion. Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton. Jos p, Dabney, Spokane, 0 w Snomley, KiunasClty, Ho, M Kelley, New York. Mrs liffenbaiich, New York. Mr- I-'. Pordenalt. New York o G Bandall, wife and two child ran, Spokune. Al Cniig, city. .1 I' Moore und w iff. citv. C M Bmlth, citv. .1 A Allison, t'ortlund. .1 ,v Carson, Portland. .1 C Kcndrv, li 1; W By, B 1 McPiiee, Spokane, it strut ttingmrai ( imaha, ,1 II Klocekiter, Spokane, .luck Swart. Bingham. s Heatold, Spokane. A K Pike, Prencotl. o u Stamy, Portland. Y .1 Johnson, Walla Walla. K 11 Coman, Portland, s s QUI, Spokane. H Si-ler. Portland. V 0 Savage, Portland. K A Menzies, Portland. Blnsheimer, Portland, (i linllignn, Portland. J Blam, Milton. Qeo MoOilvery. Spokane. Dlrsooll McColletl, Sun l-'raiicinco. P A Parry, Boston. Mm B Lupkin and ch ihl.M itchel I . S. l Mr- K A KniL'ht. Wallu Walla. F I' Wethcrbv, Boston. 11 Bennett, Spokane. Mm Hanncoinb, Spokane. s it Calderbead, Walla Walla. M a Butler, Bakes c ity . Sealed Blda. Sealed biiln w ill he received by the water BOmmittOB of the BMBMOn council on June 10. 1IKKI, for the following material and work : 1PJ0 feet of 15 iltch vitrified newer pipe, two branches, digging trench ami laying pipe, dig ging well, walling up and covering name. Material and work to follow plana and BDMlofblltOM now on tile with srater oommittee. Knis will baraoelvad for material ami construction separate ly, ami in the aggregate. Bidders are requested t" slate tune n-ipiired to do liver material or complete the wnrk. it 1 will be required for faithful lircformauce of contract. Itight re served to reject any or all bids. t. B. ciOPToN. Chairman, For Harvest. If you want to In- well suited w ith viuir gn ceries and get the right qual ity, you should go lull. ii. Demott. He ha- an extra large stock of I and will make right figures 011 large orders for harvest. Philadelphia and Return, B88.60. The O. If. A N. on June IS and Pi will stdl round trip tickets as above. Qticura THE SET $1.25 Coin ,'( I (1-rnnl uihI I n tt rrml Trtitlmtut fur Kt ry BliniOPi CuiinlntiliK uf L'UTIt l (tA HiMP mC,)t tO rlNlin till-' Atli of t't uttn ft(il .tlt, jiimJ ofU'U tdt UiD k IHI rulU If, 4 I Tl I U OI11U 11 n iii ('kn- ,Uf hifUtiilly ulUy lU hiiikt, iir.ta tluti, a 1 1-1 liifluiuinulioii, tth'I MHiiht aiit lit'ttl, Bll'H i rH L'UA ItKai'JLVkMI ' B . t I .th I 'tittllf,' Uif Itiuijil. A ntlijfU1 bM'I In oflfll nUtllt-KMit lu uri' t)iU niunt ItitlUflfiK, (llHllururlliK Bktat, '"ill1, IMI'I bluo liuioorn, nuliff, hItiK'a, nnt trhui- taislic, Willi gjfj n) halt , u ill 11 I In- hot BsUTggV clttna tttitl nit other ntmoilius) lull. Had I ti.r sr. u! th WO'ld Pit I Kg I 1 11 ft ' 1 Cunt- , kk r Piopw H'mHou llnwi ' u't If a f r. w FALLING HAIR ' " . CE BRICK BAND VV(XI COAL Also Wholesals Agent for SUH.ITZ MILWAUKEE BEER In bottles, barrel, or casts. Call up l p Telephone laUa O H. KOPITTKE. Insurance hire, Life, Accident, Plate (iluss, etn. Loans 1 n City ami County Projs rly, Real Estate Improved and (' 11 improved City Lots, BtOM Kuuchee snd Wheat Farms SEE J. R. DICKSON, Kast Oregvuiiaii Building. STOP ANO BRAD. Are yotl going east ; if no, ask nnv agent Of the 0, K it N. Co for the latest fohler giving the ftescriptlon ami time of two id the II nest trams from the Pacific eoasl to Chicago every day tn the ear. "The Portland-Chicago Special," a solid full width vee'lbuTs train leaving Pendleton daily at 5 40 p. m., landing von in Chicauo enrlv in the morn inn of the third day. All nieiils Served in eleciint iliiiinuT cam "al a carle". On this train leaving everv Thursday is a pomminlly Conducted "Ordinary sleeper" to Chicago without change, Then again if you cannot leave ul that time, we t.m nccominoibitc von by our double triiin nervice. The 1 am mall leaves Pendleton every morning at 6:08, Also solid full wldtn veetlbale and landing you ni Chicago in 7H hours. These are just the trains fnr ladle traveling abuie or with children. "All t ho onmfortsol a home" with courteous attctidantn to look out fnr your wel fare. The trainn run through over IIM Union I'aciric and Chicago A Worth western railways, For further Information apply to agents of the 0. It. a N. Co. or A. Itarker, (ieneral Agent. Portland, ( in gon. Look at Your Fao. And nee if il is reflecting health or dineane Karl's Clover Boot Tea bsaaMflas the face and complexion, and asaures perfect health All tlriigginln, H cents and BQ cents Money re funded if results are not sal isfaclorv. Tiillninii A Co. EXCURSION III AltlKNA. Sundny, .lune 10 Unvellina leremotii by Woodman of th World. Rata for the round trip, 90c, Tickcti gnod for one tiny. Train leaves the O. If. A N. tleHil al X o'clock a. m., re turning, leaven Athena at I tJO p, in. Remember the data, Bonday. June 10, 11HHI. f, 9, Wamslev. Agent. LOW RATE EAST. Account Republican National Conven tional Pnlladelphla, June 10. Fov the above oeoasion s special rata ,if $SN.50 (mm Pendleton to Philadel phla and return has been BUthorlBed liy the O. It. A N. Co. Tickets will bo nold June ii ami 11 only. ll Will Do You Good. A blond puriiier ami tinniie builder in Karl's Clover Root Tea. Bold tot half a century mi our guarantee. Money refunded if reeult are not satisfactory, Price 25 tin. and 50 els. Tall man A Co. An up-to-date bicvele nl 25, ladies' wheals gM, al the Creeoenl Agency in the Kant Oregouiaii building A second-hand bicycle iu goinl order for IB, Terms easy, without interest. Purity and Accuracy m s" 7, .' v wr s A Xal are Beoeoaary In drugs, btodlclaes when prepared with a-l'ilterated Ingredients cannot aerve the imrin - desire I. (ur drugs are all standard ami our prooorlp tlou ifopartuieiit has our special cart Mall orders will receive prompt ami careful attention. BROCK & McCOMAS RsMaklVnitaM (Of Cameras and Photographic Buppltoi. Corner Main ami Court Sts , Pendleton New Goods... And Cheaper Than l:ver.. Nobby Styles If ynu want something new and different from th ordinary run of clothe, come In nd try on the new Hart, Schaflnsr Man styles. 1 They're the kind sdver tised in the leading maga linca and worn by good dressers everywhere. ( $IO.OO, $12 oo, $15.00. For the price they are the best on extrth. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE, ma-:,- 's r.? TaV,' bl Lk--7 .Wfata Mi u BglM) iron 'V- UbL anoriTon Ui(iho:e' ri:te M il .1- ll Or una nt ,. 1 1 A-i-j P'-loi i'nm n o . I - I.K HV 1 11,1 M i ,i CO., Itltl'HOIs. Tn. res mi 1 Ufl or to S.USH the is,1, aea '... . , n.. M . . h I , . orv, L0.1 p.hw, Njuht-t-oaas., apnrni.nnrrhosai liieomnlu, rami ia, w-ii or, .in-., m ,n MtiacJilcha Uclit nei-1 na ip.illnn, St-ui. Q fKiit-M.u of eslltis. nllm.l ft 1., I- .In a. L:,n,a ll.c. ItM.uUI tin nnej t 'nr'-f, ost of lyw Bmisn, Vnrlror.i Ulcnti e or uis- trill cmoa, iop,i nni - ruio-i.ro. nl. COM, oitKt.iiN. The Blue Front... We have the best linen iu the city. See us before buying. MAX B4ER. Fishing Tackle and Hammocks... 7 1 Main St Get Ready for Harvest 11 ive your bundtl bbdi mada, youi wntet tanks looked over god have your loot I r.tcks in order, so tbtrg will Tic 111 flvlny whi'it the time 00 MM to harvest this year's die; crop Y iintke header heds, wntei tanks ami Iced r;u ks at very te.isotialile prices. Call i'.lltl see lis. Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard u. PORnTBR, Pragrhitar. i WksSaStiBllaVSn Portictvs, l.;ic: 111 tain Wall Hnptr II- :iiliiiartc-rs fur ' 1 1 tO, Stitr'urd and Bldiodgg SewiiiK Mac'iines JHSSE FAILING Main St., near Bridge. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... CMWS ijl1lS()N froprictor Kverythiug New. New florae.; New In.-- Best rig. and It-am. In the city. Ilnar lers given the bsst attention. Service any hour of the n . h- I tit -phone No. Ju. STOCK RANCH For Sale. 4H0 acres, all under g'Msl fence. Will Ml MO too. of hay this year. Also 100 le .el of t attle, work horses, saddle homer, harness, saddles, wagons ami all farming implements. Price 15000.00, atrt tim. A. K. T'oIKlt, Kitt. r, Ore. French Restaurant In connection with.... LaFontaine Hotel Best Mr al, la th City. Open Day and Night. Ous LaFontaine - Prop. Swttxlar Ite'Mteg, Meln 5t. Hotel Pendleton Strictly First-Class Kxceileot Cuhioe. Kvery Modern Convtoieoce T I Under New rianaemcnt. KnSggT mtiis.m 'aggMla.ut.ag YWm r4ci!9 1 Give Us 1 Trial. Rates $2.00 a day Special Kates by Week or inootb I T Bar and Billiard iluoins. n 1 1 1-1 u i.-i -, lor Traveling Men The Best Hotel In Eastern Oregon. Van Plan I'.ms, Props. Successors to J. I Moore AMERICAN PUN. $,MH per Day and Upwards. I lncat Hotel In the Haultlc Northwest i THE PORTLAND PIIK I I.ANIl, OKKOHN. Special Hates to Haatarn Oragnn p ipl visiting Portland- MeaViartr for tourtata no I COM MSI coal travelers n. C. BOWtiK! Miaer. Byers' Best Flour... To RuJuj goxl bread use Myers' Best Flour. It took filet prarolun at the Chit-ago World's Fair, over all coin peti tion, and Kivi -i eat client s.tisiui'iion wherevet used. Kvery sack is guaranteed We have the best Steam Rolled Barley, Seed Kye and Beardless Bailey. Pendleton Roller Mills W. S. It Y l-.lt S, lop. In .1.. Shot U, Fee', etc