East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 16, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text$ave Your Dollars. a uFCORP BREAKING BARGAIN SALE A FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY. nnn vardi Valincinw Lace, word. 5 to jr 5,( 7.' , cuts. Sale prico a(H,;V(,t, worth 10 contH jl 9! ' Ejj pflOG ' go down Toweli, worth IS oento. Sal' price TV wai. worth $1.00 1V jilt price K dozen Indies Fine Drtes Skirti, worth tl CA 8.00, Sale price aPl.OVe r cut intnil vltM in new Crush Skirts, Crash Suiln, l ine kill' y" " airae Suit" and Imported Covert Cloth Suits. f.'xMi.iKl I'inno given nwny. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. PENDLETON, OREGON. ,11 K Mi, HAW. pBPAV ,,1011 BKEN ENUMERATED V ,f Tiktmi M's Census In Pendleton Drawing ' Cloee, Lu llorlntl, who Iiiim the Rdtoortli jrurda '22 Be. tn lulu- the ''oiimiim ,,H,0i Jil'tlif-llKl' " "k "' ,,'",",""'r"" l.ttnliliiclic'd ''''k' lr Itulily mi , Tin- I ' imiiI I'cter Vtesl, CS tin- tir-t mi I llllrd wardn. will , . ki. .,rL . thereafter, RL win make "i' t," ir reports, .aTal'llicm in I" heailiiiiirtom. II u lanortant that n om H tml IV-ml 1.oj " - iiiilti'U " Sm ihriiunli'iiii the i.iintry ut IMI MH too vrarn will M deter .lUlivthc llmmiiirl "I 1'"' "rk L:' nn,u.,.nlr,l. Till- I'llllllMTU- Kf. Inn- bee n i-ur.-f n I , and unite coin elv towed the gri.uiid. Hut, it in tlmt some I"' nlMOi MM itrv .iiuiilil ! found. Uealdentl o( nrv u.knl In jri v- tin- nutter fo,li attention to notify John K. UttiP( of thin officii, if they have nut at aMUMMteU, In ll' iniililli'Of thin iwk.mirelv leaving tlii'ir names, wli that they nrr bunded tn tlii' ravir-, tin i" r .11-- leaving tlirir . uiiliiMtiiu ii "Inii ward they in,. The ran rntori w ill then mil inlptuV infiirniiitinii rHjii i rel. fltMpli in general ibonld beef In mini that upon the t' tul ltopn I itt inn - ., : . Ill Mini in iiri'Kini ai nil" nine win ui- .i iln MYiirin. : iiniil lr :., : r nreg'Hi 1 here " ii B'mmI r,H-Hi-t that tiiix will hi' ucci m l i nhed , hat if it is all tlir pie niUHt be hud. Tin' advantage of having en adVlttional ruiigr, numl representative r',1 U' afutri'i 1 1 in nil. and in unninting ti fet all thi' MDMM ol tin, pic for the ceDitM one will lie contributing ho tird, thin enil. It it hoiml tlmt tin' rrxiihmtM of I'nu J.i im will makr a hkm iuI rffort to nntii.-r.it ,r i,, ,,,. tin- nuini'H. Wont Than War. lr,,. m killinl in war. hut buxlmh of tlioiianilH arc killed by aVMfnMI, Tli Tf would 1h- no Mil it all oanM) by thin iMnrtblt Win', il peoiili' rnuld lif tuaih' to tin dprtaml that Mnliih'o couch anil con naiption curi' i a xim- rcmtHly if taken ilth- early tin!. I'.'i ctn., ftt) ctn. and Hitottie. Drnggurta will rafand the il .i nr. ii , ,.ftccti.,. Tall ui4 Co., Iwding ilniKKiitd. lUUITIATbO Lt.t T'JRt ON PARIS. 'rt. Hart Santurd to Speak Monday Mlnal Thunipkon M . E. Chureh. IViiilli'tini i- 1 1 have an opportunity t liraroDf ,l tli, aliloNt wunimi ,f thv tfy Monday Bvaaingi at the ' "'("'iii v" Ml i hurcli, w hen a Jlariu Hanford. pmfcHHor M Kiik lw at thf UuiviTHitv of Minncaota, ill Itturi : ".v OhaorvaUoai in Mh ' Tim leutUN will In- illtut Wth Inolj i xi-fiiti ii Htcrtiopti '" Mi Suiifnrd travel, hI mx- iwly on tin- KaropaM nontitiani Jmr, ami will ho ablat to make glbjap aim ,a ,.,H (,irlicu 2 lllt.-r. t i.ttr She Iiiih uttuined ' Hirer, uml will uive iple here rure treat. Her "wo In the educatioiiul world, P NtinonOH and cliHlinrtinn, and ponanilicnci alic Iiiih reached in the federation ,,f Women' CIiiIih, aivi'H warrant to look for a lecture of the hlguMri order. I'urticulHr attention in called to the Mtereopt icon plotUfW. which will illuH- tratc tho hMntlfnl city of Parii, The lecture will ' heuin at I ISO o'clock, odniooloti being -.r oonts llo fur cliildren. RAIN, RAIN. EVERYWHERE. Showers Extond rrom Portland Aeroaa the Idaho Desert KepnrtH received fmui all ulnnu the 0. It. i N. and W. A ('. U. B. and Nnrthern PaoMo Kadi IndlOSta that the raitiH have been general over the In land ICinpirn. Shnwerc have prevailed for neveral iIhvh, c. lining dnwu in u manner tn iiiHiire the BwiltaN tsninu into the porotiH - i It of thin rein, and atoring up for the future uhch of the vegetation. They hove come, too, jiiHt in time to repair to n large degree the alight injury which had been wrought by the few dayn of hot Weather, which had canned apprclieti nion on all niden fot the growing grain. It in the belief now that the rainn and the cotiHeUetit lowering of the temper ature han almont iibnolutely innured a line crop in all the OoanttM in thin whole ncction of country. Trainmen ntate that all the way from Portland the rainn were eopmnn, and that over in the I'lincn locality in Wanhington there wan a plentiful fall of uminture. Kant nf here, the rainn prevailed a far an Huntington on the O. It. A N., and travelern ntate they extended far into the Idaho denert, ami mi into Wyoming. North, in thf ntate of Waahlngtoa. alno rainn have been falling tor neveral davM, and, in fact, everywhere there neeinn to have been a remarkably gen eral fall of moi attire. Over in llaki-r county, tlie ltepubli can ntaten that the rainn were nupponcd to be worth 1100,000 to the irowina croim. The Republican nayn farmern and niercbantn are nmiling, and addll "They Htnile all on account of the nteady rain which ban fallen in thin iiart of Kantem OregOa lot neveral Imurn. Thin rain ban come earlier than ever before, innuring an abundant crop of hay without irrigation, and an the acreage of wheat in thin county in much larger than lant year, DO one can entimate the true value to that cronthe recent rain han ac plinhed, Then the her.lntueu are pleaned, for grann will be in abundance for their ntnek. and tninern tire not naying a word but thankH for a longer penOfl in which to work their placern. "The writer ha- jnnt come from the niercbantn ntoren, and when ntatin' t" one nf them that newn wan ncaree, lie naid : " 'Never mind the little affairn. Vull have the lient piece of UOWI to tell the people abroad that you have ever printed (or four yearn, lor thin rain in worth to Hakcr county fl(Kl,(Hi.' I- The Appetite ot a boat envied liv all poor nynpepin- '" beadquarten for WATCHES. 01 H kittdn ami our prieue the lowual We have but One Prioe " that g the ..me everybody. L Hunziker I whoMe ntomacli and liver are out of ..rder. All nuch nbould know that Or. Kiiik-V New Life I'illn, the wonderful Stomach and liver remedy, given a pleodid appetite, nnnd dMation and a regular bmlilv habit that im-iiren per tect health ami great em rgv. Ooly MC at Tall man and Co'n. drug More Sealed Bldi. Sealed Mil will he received by the water i HatiM ' 'he cninmoii council on June HO, Ithiu, lor me loiiowiug material and work: 11-0 feet of l -inch vitrified newer piH two hranchen, digging trench and laying pipe, dig ging well, walling up and . 'V M lag aaine. Material and work tn follow plani and aptHdctiaitnu now on tile with water committee. Bidn will lie receiied lor BMtarial ami moetraotioii operate ly. and in the aggregate. Biddern are requeateii t ntate time required to de liver material or complete the work. Bond will If reuuirud for faithful lirelormance of contract. Kight re Nerved to reject ativ or all bidn. f, b. 0USTVQ9, t'hairuian. He Fooled the Suraoom. All dootON told Ken ick Hamilton, of Wont Jeflereon, O , after nilffenog 1H BKMltbl from ltcctal Kintula, he would die utileaa a auetly operation wan iierforuied; but he cured bimnell live boxen of Uuckleti n Arnica . the nureMt i'ile cure OJi earth, U...I I ... tll.Ml Mlill'l, ill the world. -') tentn a box. Hold by Tall man it Co. Nolle. Anv perttonn having in their ponnen.- Ion shulti Brewing Oo. keg will nleaee return them. 1 HEN BY BCHULTZ. Jeweler and Optician. THE ATHEHA NEIGHBORHOOD. THE DIPHTHERIA SCARE HAS ABOUT SUBSIDED NO NEW CASES. A Few Farmers Only Have Begun Har vesting Operations Rain Comes Just at the Right Time. Athena, Or., June IS, MhN In Callender, who ban been at home in Athena on a vinit for the pant few weekn, left thin morning for Portland, to renume her ponition an mime in the Qtood Samaritan boepital, County nurvevor . I W. Kimhrell wan in Athena Friday on hit return from Tine rrwk, a few miles north of thll ..; 1 1 .. .. . ...i ,. , ,,,nKe, nocire lie wan running nolne linen for ('. A. Barrett on property recently piirchancd by that gentleman'. Mr. Kimhrell left for Pendleton on the mixed train at IL' aM, t'barlen Schubert, Henry K. Taylor and .lonh Bell, notable farnetl living nol niany mile.- from Athena, were in town today on bMlneaa, Mr. Bell in the gentleman who MOM time ago pur Obaeed and in now reniding nnofl the farni which Tott Page brought to xucb a high ntate of Cultivation, There will i,e a game ol baaaball here Sunday afternoon between a nine from tlie Athena Mercantile Oompany ntori' and a nine who are not connected with that eetabliihrnent, It in the opinion of etfgWti that the game will not only furninli a dinplay of baneball talent, hul OOneiderabhl amunement an well. A. Foley, from Aduiiin, took out a header today from ('. A. Barrett .v. Ob'e, entablinlinieut. Thin in the tenth header nent out by that Arm thn- lal thin year, mid the neanon may be naid to he only opening, but buninenn in brink all along the line. Born On Friday, June 16, 1!HX), tn Mr. and Mm. Patty Kainville, two tuilen nnuthof Athena, a line girl baby. There are no canen of diphtheria in Athena at prencnt. detpltC all rnniom to the eontrarv. Kdltb, the little laughter of William McBride, the lroggiti bad a eore throat, with illghl VymptODM of diphtheria, but han hilly recovered. loiiimv Hoober, mm of Jacob Boeder, wan alno a nufferer on Tbnrnday, with n,,re throat. The d incline wit- diagnoncl by I'r. .1. I' I'laniotidoii an a cane of tonnilitin. and tmlav, Friday, the child in not nun- pected of having the diphtheria. If there nbould tic a cane or more of diphtheria develop it will he an nounced in the Flint Oregon inn. I he fact that there have been a number of canon of diphtheria here during the pant lew monthn han had the effect ot canning every cane ol nore throat to be nunpected of being diphtheria, and to eaune every precaution to lie taken to prevent the d Incline Irotn becoming epidemic. The cutting of wheat ban already liceii rommeiictnl by a few only nf the farmern of thin region. The wheal in an vet ncarcelv ripe enough to cut for that piirpone, but by next week there will be nunieroun yiehln of grain cut for hay. The Athena cornet band in pract ic ing national aim no an to be in good trim to furninli inspiriting niunic dur ing the Fourth of July celebration at Pendleton. The Kant Oregonian reprenentat ii ntationed at Athena ban bin ottice w ith City Itecorder J . W. Smith, where he in comfortably located and prepared to meet niibncri hern. The gentle rain throughout thin nec tion on Friday wan a boon to fanner-. It given further practical anntirauce of a big croii of wheat and barley. It cooled the atnionphere and greatly lennened the danger from damage to growing cropn by hot wind.. Mr, N'aten, the one who bad a pi ural ity on the face of the returtm, ffal former ly a merchant in Milton, in the Ball End, but ban not lioen in Imninena for a year or no prist. The very small margin by w hich the trennnrernhip w 'M del ided ntalhje the content of deep in terest to everyone in thin county, and the beginning of the nit is awaited anxiously. Mr. PeobteT staten that he has been moved to take tlie action in d lea ted by bin friends, who urged him SO to do. CASTORIA BrllirlKiintiireof l'H. H. VraTCBa In ii-p r.,r morr limn ttiirty yrars. anil Jilt Kind rei Uvt Atuvji BiKtfM, POSTMASTER (JETS A RAISE. Pendle with rial vi Come and look at the bicycle at the Oreeoenl Agency in the F.ant Oregonian building Bicvclea for a ninall amount down and the iialaie in iiioittl.ly pay in, .,, tn. no iiitereHt. A Word to Farmers... this ts the dawn nf huruest we wish to announce tliat aVe I eanuilaaa llu l U.auai Bunnliaaa. Dishes. Table I Cooking Utensils. We buy for sp We I, cutlery ant en ililes, lnv fur soot cash, wlncli 1, w ...... ' ' J " s li! t sell cheaper than those who buy on credit. 1 ' -v. Sanborn's Teas aiul Cofiees a specialty. CHAS. R0HRMAN, lor PeudleUm. Court Street It Thla Plain Enough. If you have a nag ting cough and arc losing Mesh, go to a drug store, and get a bottle of Shiloh's CollHUIIIpt ion cure Take two-third- of it, and then, if you are not benefited, return the bottle to the druggist, and he will re turn your money. Isn't that fair? No one ooald ank more, 25ctn.,,ro eta and fl a bottle. Tallman Co., lead ing druggints. FEEBLER WILL CONTEST. Hatter ot the Count of Votes to Be Taken Into the Courta. "Yen, 1 intend to institute content proceeding- againnt S K. Yates, who was given a plurality of wven over mc on the face of the returns in the olticial canvaen of voted." This ntutemeiit of (ieorge I). Poobior, democratic candidate for the treanurer nhip of t'uiatillu county in the elec tion lant Monday. His attorney, stiiiman Pieroe, who will have charge of the content on bin pari, were out of the idly, and could not he asked an to the gfWtndl Upon which the content will la' insti tuted, it will la- necennary to make specitic allegations or state explicitly the fact that the H)titiom r has rea-on-ahle grounds to believe that there have he, n irregularitiea in the conduct nf th, lection i or in the counting of the votes, or that iRTHonn voted who had not the legal right no to do. In this cane, no it in naid, on good authority, there will la- DC allegations that there wan any fraud, but it will !. alleged that mistaken occurred in mativ of the prccincln, and in addi ti,, ii. will be rained a one-lcii which Is of far-reaching innsirtanee to the conic of thin county. Vt thin election, and for the lirnt time, tic pcplc on the reservation were placed in a separate Voting pre cinct, including the reservation Ileal!) and all ueraune thereon who wen Mnoeed to be entitled to vote in th in iv and ntate election- were regis tered ami allowed to vole just as other votera in the county Among we reservation precinct voters were unite a V..w i.. l.. .....I ,.,i.u. ..( i,iilii UT Ol iail-oieeor ,,,, ,.,n. i r ... ,. u I I I,,, nil ii,,. iiioian ci, , - .,ili, er on the tickets. In the contest ,r, dings the ouesCon an to tin right of these ,rnonn to vote will be rained. The contestantsjw ill net forth hut the reaervatioii nrccnn t , .i-t a maiorlty ol votes for Yates, the ri ...iblicun. and that if these yules claimed to be doubtful in validity an thrown out. thin will give the ottice to Feebler. Cl&iiu uood Voles Were Thrown Out Tii contestant will also allege ......... nuhle uroiiod to believe that lui- takes were load,- In the counting ol votes, and that in some precincts the election uuarils threw oui oics arutoj ttere iii nart iuioroperlv markisl, but in which it was possible to ascertain I... intention of the voter as to one or ., i the eundidates. The Contention III I,.- set uu that, although the statute says explicitly that the voter i,..i iliu nuiiii- and uiui-t ,, " - - ' i.... ,.f ii,. . ., i.l id. there Is alno another provision that, if the judgen and clerkn are able to satisfy them Mtdevs in anv manner us to tlie inten lion nf the voter on any one or more candidates, even although the ballot be murked in a manner nut pruvided l.v law. the nidge.- must e ill llaw lilt votes which they are able to make jut Mr redder, who is to contest, Is a iTmIhji miles nort.bwnst fioui 1'ondletuu in Stage (iulub, end One Hundred Added to Salary ol ton's Letter Handler. According to the lint nciil out from Waehlngtoti by the Oregonian 's special correspondent, Pendleton's postmaster, C, bV Fell, will receive hereafter a salary larger by lltkl than hi-retofore. At the preeanl time the Pendleton offloe pays M100 the new salary being ttNO, a nam bar of other norin coast tow ns are also raised, two. however, Arlington ami Independence, being cut down f 100 each. Taking the salary of the postmaster as the criterion, and that is a criterion, for salaries paid are dependent upon business done in the oilice, the salary of the Pendleton post master, IIIOO, compare w ith those paid in other towns shows that this place is doing its share of postal business. Postal business is regard, si an a rather norreel go age of the other oleojwj or business done in the city ,,r town. Wallu Walla's p,,stin.itcr, under the new schedule ot salaries, will receive 11600, only l.'lial more Unit) Pendle ton's. These are the increases in Ore gon, to take effect July 1 1 Portland, Mow to 13800 Aib land, turn tn I171K); Dallaa. 1800 to 1400 1 ileppner, 1400 lo 11000; Medfoid. flllKt to 11600: Baker Citv, 11100 to 12800 1 ICngene, 19000 to fglOOi Hood River, 11100 to 11400: New berg. fltltHi to U00j The Dalles, 13100 to 12800; Burns, tlooo to illOO; tirant's Pa. 1800 10 11700; aiarehnetd, mhi to 1800j Pendleton, 12100 to 18800; Union, 11800 to 11400 Arlington, and Independence are cut from flu'iHi to l loo. Among the Wanh ington increases arc: Seattle, f:Ml0 to t.t.VK); Spokane, 18800 to 13800 Walla Walla, S400 t ojSOOu ; North Yakima, fjiKi to 2100 Everett, 18000 to 88800; New W li.lt, . Mil. t:':',(HI to .' !'io LeWintoii, Idaho, is raisisl lo f 2100. Owing t,, the increased receipts at presidential ollicen during the year, llB4 pottmatten will receive Inoreeaed salines July 1. the individual In crenae ranging from 100 to 11000, Tin latter amount will be allowed to poatmaaten at nit. Paul, Minn., whose salary will be increased from 14000 to fin in, and Milwaukee, Wis., ncreaaed from 8000 to 8000, The aggregate increase tn the 1 101 sistmnst era ia 1880,100 or 188,800 in excess ,,f the increase last year, which was t'JH, lllki in excess of any allowed prior to that year, one hundred and seventy-one post masters will receive n reduction in salary ranging from 1 1 H I to flliHi each. The total reductions will be tJ'i.omi. The net gain to Postmasters is 218, HUH. The average salaries of po. Coast ers ha- gradually increased each year since 1804, At present it in 117:14. The in, reused appropriation (or clerk hire this year has made it possi ble to promote from 4-VK1 to ,'iiaH) clerks in postolhcen. I bene promotions have icon generally coiiniied to the lower grade clerks, and have, in the ma ol cases, been limited to f 1 1 It I About '.nhi additional clerks als, been provided for from July I BIRCH CRKhK COAL PROSPBCTS. Encouragement Haa Been Given to Pro ceed With Development. A crew of workmen are engaged in prospecting thoroughly the ledges of coal which have been found on Birch creek, twenty miles from Pendleton, They have gone down to a isuisidcm hie depth, and have sent to this town some Mtnplaa that bring forth very favorable comment from many who have examined them. Home of the samples are of pure coal, of excellent quality. Orders have been issued to the foreman to continue the work and tills will be done until it has been detuonatmted that the coal depoaita are cither valuable or not worth working us mines. At the present time, the thoWlngl are regarded as encouraging, and all the persons interested in the enterprise arc disposed to expend the mono) needed for thorough exploita tion of the claims. Another examination has been made by a party of three, consisting of Oenrge Weil-, P. J. Qnavley ami Mr. Thomas, an engineer. Mr. IJuavley i president of the Kamerii ('mil Mining company, and Mr. Wells in a practical miner. Mr. Thomas went lo look Into the engineering features of the proposi tion. Mr. ilnaylcy advised further investi gation, Mr. Wells having previously expressed Hie belief that the showings were such as to justify looking into the ground and finding out what is there in the form of coal worth mining. W. T. Uigby ha" charge of the enter prise as the superintendent, and keept the crew of miners employed in the proipeetingi It in claimed by some that, so soon as the coal has been proven to be of a olaei warranting mining it, the O, K. , N. company will build a branch road from this point to the locality on Birch creek where the mines are. nrity oh, uive HUM. Quick Roller tor Aalhma. Miss M.nide Milkens, Par-on-, Kans , write-: " suffered eight veurn with asthma in its worst form. I had neveral attaekn during the lant year and wan not exts'Cted to live through them. I began using Foley ' lloiiev and Tar, and it ha- never billed to give Immo- liate relief.' Notice lo Water Coneumers. flic water consumers are once more notiiied that the hour- tor irrigating are from 6 tSO to I p. hi. and all are notified to use a sprinkler on the hose Parties living on the hills are allowed to ii-c water in the evening instead ol the morning until further notice. J. T. BROWN. Water neperlntondent, TO CLEAR THE COMPLEXION OF BLEMISHES NOTHING LIKE CUTICuRA SOAP C'VTIOUKA sell' . t' ' ' disfiguring i uistloaa, nsJ.rouata lutnl acaljf H ulp-Mltll lulling I. all, aiel Isili) iii'lio via tlMulegged, iiiU'o I, or Irritated eolid ' ' Uu Hone. S" "ii,.. i aoap l- lu la ai s,iiii ii i i, . i , ing, Mirifytea, ead ' 1 v lug tiic .Liu, acalu, lialr, uml liuialr-, ami lor nil ha ,urpo.c.'l da' (.alii. belli. uml cm " o Bold Uirougliout ti.,- aurlil I'oni a Ion ,. aai Ciiae. Qoer.. Preee., gaaeBe "lloe u bate a clear C'oeniiatnoe," in, Ladies Are Critical Beware or Ointments tor Catarrh that Contain Morcury nn tncr.-ury will surely destroy the sense "t null and oorapleteii ile range the whole i, 'in nee entering ti tiirengh the ntneeua anr. faces. Bttrtl articles should eevef he used tl oept mi Meeoriptlena beta rapetaeli aayal elHIls, H- I lie I , i , . I ney will la I- letl in hi in the g,s.t von i nn p,,.. tbiv derive truiii them, Hall'i i iiiiirrh (rure, anufaclared hy r. J. Cheney ,V Co.. Tnlt-de. II., eolllrtllis 11, i llli'leliry. Hud l inkeii Internally, nellug ,11 re. 1 1 y ,i,ti thr t,l,H,.l sicl nine, in--urtin'e- ,l the ayatem in burlag Hall'i Oaiarrb Core be tare roe gel Hie genuine. It l taken Internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by T. J. Cheney v Co, Test I iieinlsls free. Sold by all itrugglsl-, pil. e T.Se. per taittlc Heu'iTkanly i'iu. art the ban. JUNE EXCURSIONS. Reduced Rates from Pendleton Over the Lines of tho O. R. k N. Co. Annual KCocampmcUt Oregon State i ; A. K., Women s Belief ( orps and Sons of Veternnn At l.n (irande, June lit to '.'.". Round trip, t'-'.lM. Selling dates, June 17, II and Hi. Weaning! on state Ohrlatlan Endeavor Society - At Spokane, June II, '."J. II paw, Sell ing Society - At Spokane, J and H, Round trip, t dates. June III, 'JO and 1' Pof full particulars enquire at the o. U. ,V N. depot, F. F. WAMSI.I.Y, Agent. Five Things. The live diseases for which Shiloh's Consumption Cure in especially recom mended, arc Coughs, folds, Whooping Cough, Croup and Consumption. No medicine ever made by man is c,iial to it in liny respect. Hold under a positive guarantee. Money hack if il fails, '.'ft els, 60 eta and f l a Isittle. Tallman a On, Cycling has lis litis and downs. Alter the downs, use Banner Salve if you're cut or bruised. It heals the hurt quickly, Pioneer Drug Store. An up-to-date bicycle at 125, ladies' wheels tjil, at the Crescent Agency in the Fast Oregonian building A BOO ond'band bicycle in good order for ll. Terms easy, without interest. Purity and Accuracy vT;;r . 'iii Great Reduction Sale Children's Fine Shoes. lot Ohlldmn'i shoo-, gin ll' to regular 18.00 Bale price, (11.45 ll to a, " 1.00 " " I'm IlM to J, " 2.00 " " 1.50 lO, lo , " 2.(10 " " 1.50 IIS to ', " 2.00 " " M lia to 2, " 2.50 " " I H5 K' to II, " I. fl5 " " 1.25 '9 to II, " 1.116 " " 1.26 ftij to II, " 2.00 " " 1.45 S' to II, " 2.00 " " 1.60 5 " to H, " 1.10 " " .H6 5 to S, " 1.10 " " .86 5 to X. " 1.15 " " .86 5 to M, " 1.25 " " .86 r, to H. " 1.25.. " " .05 I I,, S, " 1.40 " " 1.10 I1M to 2, " I.im " " 1.36 IP, to 2, ' 2.50 " " IrM S'v to II, " 1.(15 " " 1.26 I to s. " 1.25 " " .86 5 t a, " 1.25 " " .90 5 to S, " 1. 10 " " 1. 10 also on Infniits' Shoe. SCeptlonal opportunity to buy high grade Chil ly paid for oral nary nhoe . id i 6300 .r,:iu; 6300 6400 s:,.",." 5:iMS .Vino 6663 i s:, 1 1 8680 6640 6630 Ho 1 1 8681 .vius s.vi: 6380 663H sr, ir, S542 ilren'n BhoW at the price u l:rom now until Fourth of July, Bring this list with you to verify what we adverti-,.. When yofl see it in our ad it's so. 716 Main Street. ..la bia viiansiT, ti i,i ini.iti ,.( at , - Frenrti 1,10 -i. ian, w in .,,, kivciir J im m ai Dervoua or dniaaaea ,.l lae 1 1 1 an 11 nucha Mini tii,.l. I..,,,n, ie In ll lliu i. s,, 1 ,,,,,,,.. 1. , 1 11 , i-i.,.i..- JH ajBM t lllnr.s I" la, ' I l,i,u.llar lltal,,.. T n, I, I .M.I lr'" , gatv vanaar " .,, ,-,. e,, ,,a,t., .., , "TV. eaw Iealg lo niwrinaiiirrlnna and ,, 1 1 i-lni l In . ..C Ml lii.t ( I I'llUAl: ,,,a,aii a ami rn-lore. attiai I weak msaim. I lit,, siill.'o'i s a, i' "l ,'iir,..l lo' 1 i,.r, I, i..ii, II , r , , t, 1 :,r ,r,,t,i,i.a www r..-p...... CUPDTnNM the y ln,,i t,.,nr.' in,,,i 1.1, on'oii ' '. a i" A won. 11 (tuarantea given ami lilm renin.. .1 It ,1 1...I , - , a not ellt- t u , lliansnl urn. 1 1. 1,1 a Isil.a In, aA,u DV mall. Set,. I f, r ,10 h , li.ul ,r iiihI li-nli,n - 4, 1, h, o v a in. .ii 1. 111 1 1 si 1. t., c. 11. 11,,, mm, i..n rrain u. at, K(ll 1 Vt.K HY I'A I.I.M N .1 (.. 1 1 HI 'lit! IS Is. I'KMil.l ION, , I , I , , 1 . The Blue Front... are uceeaaarv lu drugs. Mcli, Inea wlmn prepared with adulterated Ingredients cannot serve the nuriione desired. Our drugs are all vandard and our preacrip i leoartineiit has our special care Mall orders will receive prompt and careful atteiitlmi. BRUCK &. McGOMAS Hcaitiuartera for ( aincras and i'hntograplib Supplies. Corner Main and Court Sta., Pendleton Oregon Lumber Yard SI I I s. Lumber, I.alh, Bhlogi 1 HuilduiK Paper, '1 ar lacr. .MouldioKi I'ickcts I. line and Cement, Hrick and Sand. Sash and Doors. Screen Doors At Windows, Terra GotlR ripe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., 0PR, Court House. in matters ol linen Our faultiest laundry work challcugcn the closest and severest scrutiny. To discover de fects in anything done up by us one must have eyes sharp enough In see what isn't then-. Our finish is so ier fecl that it is not easily retired by broiling beat. And !0 degrees iu the .-hade d,., -11 1 phase its polish. THE DOMESTIC UUNDRY J. F. Robinson, Prop. Teleplkwe 60 Dally aaal Oiegoulau, 1 . week. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... CHRIS SlflPSON Proprietor eaMBf MANHOOD RESTORED 'CUPIOENE- 1 lil', ar,.,,i V We have the best lines in the city. See us before buying, MAX BAER. Fishing Tackle and hammocks... 7IR Main St VVSnasViaVaveaNrValrVsVaAsrV (ict Ready lor Harvest I Live your hojjflnT bajda Bade, your wutcr tanks looked over :tii(l li;ivc your NMd rucks in order, so there will lie no dfjlt) when the time co nes to h;u vest this yedt's lug, CTOp Wl ntnke liendi'i U-ds, Wiilt i tiuiks uml Iced 1:11 ks m very reason. idle prices. Call ami sec us. Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard M. PORRTBRi Proprietor. Hotel Pendleton Under New Hanaement. i Srlctly Firbt-Class tlxcelleol Culslae. Every Modern Convtninncr) BhjagnlgQi I m m LnH I iflAijAr rgggpljgf T H lt9 jBflfl LLf 1 Give Us a Trial. Kates $2.00. a day Special Kates by Week or month T Bar and Billiard Wooins. Hia lumrteri lor traveling men The Best rlolrl lit Eastern Oregon. Van lirait Bros., Props. Successors lo J. t:. Moore AMIiKICAN PLAN. $J.OO per Day ") Upwards. 1 1 Hotel In the Pacific 1 ,,!.. I THE PORTLAND POKTI.ANII, OKKtiON. Special KaUe to Uaetern Oregon people vleltlng i-,. 1 1,0.1 riMdajuartere lor tourlat. and commeiclal traveler. It. C. BOW P.MS, Manager Byers' Best Flour... Kverythlng New. New Homes, New itigs. Beat rigs end teams iu the city. Boarder given the best atteutiou. Service anv hour of the night Telegheae No. ye. To make Kooi bread uae Byera" Beat Flour, it took &Ut premium at the Chicago World" Fair, over all competi tion, and gives excellent sati.slactiou wherever used, livery sack la guarauteed We have the lies! Steam Rolled Barley, Seed Rye and Beaidlcss Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills. W- S. BYERS, Prop. Brim. Short, Fee', etc