East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 22, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONEY SAVING SALE ENTIRE DRESS GOODS STOCK Will be lold for less than Bral cost. B-ieeflthal wvrv lf!V('1' before quoted on such goods. Read poster for list of prices. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. PENDLETON, OKKGON. PAY, JUNE 21, WOO. 0HS OLVI HUNTS A ROLLER. Htm Court o I Which to Play That popular liinno. . . in i... i ..i :.. it.... i,nnj I it "in i irl if WW in course of Miraotiiin in N r 1 1 Pendleton ut the rnftlu' ri'Hi'li'in'4- ut James C'ruw M Althoiik.'li H'- ,""r' iM ,M'iM h,. rluli Im- it yet been or .'.,T"i hni Its organisation in as- S s-vmI vonnir I fill' uri- in- krrtil wli will nnk" tli venture a Thnsr wli" nr.- moving in Mm unit tor ,:,. r. In oliliiin iiiliirinutiiili iih to who nm has i" lii" posf'snion ground rollfr belniiKiiiK I" W. S. livers. It ii Lamd DJf Br. Bjrtrt to WWDI rlic ami '"'I'll '"Mt. Anyone know :n; shore it if will iuvor t ho pr.iised garb club l'"tti"tf olliiri- know. Rubbed the Grave. i -unlink Incident, of which Mr. MiOllwr of Ph 1 1 adaiph to, wax tin' miiject, is narrated by him H (olloWII "I vm li t noai dreadful condition. Mv kin Wit- almost yellow, eyes fiinkni. taaitM coated, pain oontinu ilk in hack and sides, DO appetite (wluelly growing WMkOT duy by duy. Tlirrr phviriiiiif liinl given mu Dp. I Tt'inatef v. a friend advised trying Elfrtrir Hitter ; ' and to my great joy an.l irjrprisc, the ti rwt bottle made i ilrcidwi improvement. I emit inncil tbfir uie fur three Break, ami MB BOW u aril man. I know they saved my lib', in! Mbbwi thr grave of unot her vie tin." Rooneihoald fuil to try them. Only Mi ctf., ituurniit I ut la 1 1 mull alVi druK HON. CONING TO THE CELEBRATION. Iltln. Juniper and Vaioyclc People Will Be En Korea L, M. I hi -mi . i Halls, in ill town. Mr. Hasan su.vs liurvi'Ht will begin in Mil, Jwiper and Vanmle Io. ulities Mlkf 'lav following Ilm f ourth of duly, in' wheat if mil m danger, say hi-, iftl muiit BOB make ii lino erop and ntM Tin' total per ton will be lire, ami the licrry in hound to be jwieiti grede Uie wheat nil No. MMnjL The wheat stand ho high that bni lie walk- through it only bin towl iticki nut, mid there are "thou '' I- "' .e r, ju -t I ike that, too, re markf Mr lltison. "V are soulng to Pendleton fur the hiirlli.il July, ' 1 fa id be, turning '" Hi'' plea-ant fiihjeet of it bonanza "Mi aaeai (or which he ex pent to wwy bow alt; U seventy-five oenU InhIihI, "ami we are coming enforce. "' ""b fiiv that u line reprc rntation will be here from our part ol country. Alim.Ht evor niivh he ' ""iiiiK, ami bring bit vita, baft t" , Meter and all the nt bur melnherf Mhn famiiv. Ti,,. Helix hand bun engaged n p,,v fr the (H-ciiHiou WW, ami ,i,i,si. I,, ,w v,,,, lolf,, UN kaadquartefi for WATCHES.. 01 " klode mi l our prlajj are t loweet., ' hv but Una Prioe that i. tlta same everybody. Jeweler and Optician. L- Hunziker A Word to Farmers that we Ntnnd hv our hand, and that it will pay to pay than the price they anked to come here for the POOrtb. We have one of the heft IiuiiiIn in the Htute, mid thll will he proven when they marsh JrOOr Htrept, mid render come ol the Hrft-chiHf milie they lire now preparinc to yive." The hnnd will come in a llohofee team, with the BagOfl decorateil elaborately, and with n DftMNaaion uh long an the moral law following, OMB iiomciI ol the people from that corner of V mill ilia comity. Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton. I W MeC'oiiiHN and wife, cfty. W II l.awden, Sun 1-ram i- o. K II Itrynn, Aberdeen. I A AliMOBi Portland. .1 v Oaaottt Portland. K I! Pnffey, 1'ortland. K J Plynn, Portland, c m smith, Huntington. Mm I. Davie, onmim. I I'. lianiHi'V, I'ortla id. Sydney Arnold, New York. A M Smcnth, New York. M A Hut lor. linker City. Obat s Dixon. Ran Pranoieoo. S II lleiiienwav, Sn I'miicinco. W ) ( Mm in liorlii in . Atbeuii. I II R loeeklier, HpolUUM, M Delerage, Spokane. (t 8 Yoongman , Portland. Sam p i.oekwood, Portland, It II Wilnon, Portland I') II OoaUUli Portland. 10 v BrigbaD, Portland. Geo BtapoaBej Spokane. W T Corey, Spokane. W K Wileon, Spokane 0 K Elliott. Spokane. IIiiHe M McCorxkev, PaloiiHe. 1 B Wvatt, Huntington. Win C Kipley, Portland. llnrvey kfatbewe. Ban Praaelaoo. M imh Van Vleet, Wentoii. .1 ll Robbina, Bunptar, Obaa. Bpplngar. city, i ; l Ben eon i Taoona, A Thousand Tongues Could not exiireHH the rupture of Annie BJ, Springer, of lll'.'i Howard St., Philadelphia, Pa., when nlie found that I r. Kinc'H New hiwoverv for CoiiHiimpt ion hud completely cured bur of ii nasfciBl OOUgfa that lor luaiiv yearf hud made life a burden. All other remedief and dootorn could f her no help, hut file miivh of tllif royal cure "it ninui removed the iu ill in my cheft and I can now nleep Mimndly, HomelhiiiL' I can ncurcely rein- ambar doing beiore, 1 imd like muuid iiif Uh praifcf tbroiiboiit the uni vurHe." So will everyone who tri.-H Dr. King'i New Dlaooiarj for any trouble of the throat client or iBBga. Price BOo and 11.00. Trial ImttleH tre at 'I'ul I until iV Do.'l ilruj; Mlore; nvery bottle guaranteed . FOURTH OP JULY SCHEDULE. How the 0. 8. N. Train Will Run Be tween Walla Walla and Pendleton. To accommodate cxcnrHioiiiftf U Pen dleton on July 4th. train No. 41 will leave Walla Walla at 7 a. w., MtlllOB, 7:28: Wenton. K :0.ri : Athena, tflft, AdaniH, H:'j: ; arrive Poielleton U a. in. Bartnrning, train No. 4J will iaavoFea diet. .n ut Hi::i p. iii. I. f. WAMSI.KY, Audit. Flvo Things. The live difeuHOf lor which Shi loll 'f Ooneumption Cure in eniiecially roconi liielidcd, are Coiijfhf, Cohlf, whooping Dough, t'roup and Oonautnption. Bo Iiein. .v..r iniiile hv niuii in eiiual I to it in uny reHpect. Sold under a poaitive guarantee Money buck if it fuilH. 25 ctH, 60 ct and fl a BOMM. Tullmun Co. For Pleasure. (io to the ajfcaall "ot Bpfinga, foruierlv the Teal Bpring. looatud in tbu wil.lf of the lilllu UiounUlM ' Utuutillu county, the heart of the Hxirtmun'H nurudiae. Thin year the Hrili(H will be under new muiiaue BMBt, ami everything that will If of convenience tOfUaeta will be promptly looked after. The pleuHing feature U the tprinaf tbia year will he dannlna und Btnaio. Kirknian'H onhestra will furnhkk maak. lor lavtloalari add real II K. Warren. mnagiar. or lr. J. Mc- Pauli Happnar, Or. Experience ii the lu-Ht teacher. Uae Ackcr'f Knaliafa remedy in any uaae of OOUgbai OOldl or croup. Should it fuil to give immediate relief money refundedT H oanta and ao oanta. Bom hv lirock .v. Met ..ma aaa As this is the dawn ol harvest we wish to announce that 5 uue a complete line of Harvest Snuplies, Dislies, Table MU ery and Cooking Utensils. We buy lor spot cash, which fnablt s us to sell cheaper than those who buy on credit. Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Cultues a specialty. CHAS. R0HRMAN, tAeat tor Pendleton. Court Street The Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard S kind K II MAYS CO., Proprtetora. fiftbe hi!1' "',lv "ain for aale, Rolled and Steamed Barley , Biiur- "aUH-l, "'A11'" "lurkul. Plenty of atall room. Good barn. Hi currulH NORMAL COMMRNCFJuHT RXERCISRS. BACCALAUREATE SERMON WAS DELIV ERED BY REV. AUSTIN RICE. An Operetta, "The Sleeping Queen." Was Produced An Address by Professor Strong. waaton, nr., June at). Wertoa bat many tlBMM been referred to hh the "Boa ton of Baatera Oragon." it is certainly a cultured oomniiinitv, the credit of which if. largely due to the location here of the Kiiftern Oregon state Normal tcbool, the commence- nient exercifcf of which are Mug held thin week. Pint on the week' pro grmii wan the baccalaureate fermon di - llvered in the opera bonne t 1 1 "'. lock a. in. on Sundiiv June 17, by the Bay. Aojtln Rica, paatorol the Flret Oonaragatlonal cnorch oi Walla I Will In. The auditorium and gallery were rilled alBHMrt to auBOoatlOB BBfl I the add rem mtm of each , nature an to call for encomiums, (ram ail who had i tin pleasure of listening to it. nnd one which would hear fruit in the future .Monday evening in lb opera boBM the dainty operetta n( "The Sleeping tjueen" was produced with charming effect. A critical audience was pro-cut, which departed in a delightful elate ol mind. Both the flnging and acting were of a high ftainhmi of excellence, I I perclta was produced under the direction of Miss Maude I larklcn mil, Inetrnetor in vocal music at the not ma 1 school. The principal eharaeteri were: "Philippe ,1, agollar," Dr. J. a. Host; "Kogent." Mr. Chirk I; "Donna Agnee,' Mim Lois Peebles; "Queen," kf In Maude Harkleroad. Minn Olara Richmond aaa the faithful Boootnpenlwt, Tuesday evening the sludcnts bold their annual social in the opera house. This was a function which uas IXTgei) iitlended. thoroughly informal and vary enjoyable. The Htudents and their many frlendt paaaed eeveral hours in sociable umuHcnieiits. conversation, etc., the affair iM'ing of such a charac ter us to more definitely uemenl the friendship which bai hound them din ing their school life. Wed lieed ay evening was set apart for the undergraduate exercise-, which were held ill the Mclirew opera house, and, like all other meetings nnd enter tainments in which the normal BBBOOl people are interested, was largely ut I ended. The stage whs prettily set and tin program was carried out with a faithfulness that pleased, the opening ami closing mini hers being by the nor mal school orchestra. The rest of the program Mas us follows: "Address of Bpartaoai t" the Qlaniatora," John A. Head; vocal solo, "A Little Boy for Sale," Klla A. Kunge; middle year . la" prophecy, Caroline K. Wasson : "Star of Des ending Bight," chorus; recitation, "A Roman Legend,'' bertha K. Long; solo, "The Arrow and the Song, " Joseph N. Scott oration, "The Triumphs of (ienius," Klim r I'. llryson : the witches' broom drill, by 111 young ladies; solo, "The Voices of the Woods," Lois I.. Peebles; on re call, she sung "Answered;" "The Buttle of LiHikout Mountain," Ida I. me Marsh; "DOBB Yo' Cry Mu lbmev," oburaaj eelettlon from James Wait comb Riley, Prof. II. W. Mimical. I'he professor somewhat reseiubleH the lloosier t und has the Indiana dr.. w I down close to iorfecl ion. As the au dience insisted upon it so strenuously, he came hack uud responded with a short iioctn from the same author. Prof. P. Strong, president of the state university of Kiigene, arrived tins morning and w ill deliver the uddress to the graduating classes of LI at the opera house this evening. Considerable interest is being given to the subject of the election of the president of the normal faculty, which will he decide. I by the hoard of regents at u meeting to be held ill Pendleton next Friday. Rlmae iiml l-'runk liralnim. lads of 12 and Io vears, met with un accident Wednesday evetilUL'. I hey were riding a tandem bicycle, coming gently down the hill, und when in front of the Marshall House the wheel oollups.il, the front part dropping to the ground, I r un- minis.' behind, uud. to gether with his portion of the wheel, turned u summersault over the smaller boy in trout uud Biigbtad nnucipul ly on bis nose. The accident was a grout .. . a. A .... leu I less serious niun inigiii is- sup noscd. lor lioth osciiihkI with but slight bruises "THE REAL WIDOW BROWN." Popular Comedy to Be at the Frazor Next Tue.day Night. t in Tu.-sihiv next " I'he Leul Widow I'.n.uii" c, iniiain will he ut the I ruor opera house. The comodv is replete with fun, fust und furious, uud is greeted with bursts of uiipluuau und merriment evervw here, i no niieiaaea I the voiing man who is doing Ins best to personate the real, eburnilug uii.L.u nr.. most llldicrollf. He Is nsslntoil by a lively young g;rl wJtb whom be Is In love; While unolhor puir of lovers are working in the BUM oavaa, each puir unaware ol what the oilier is up to, making complications innumerable, and funny in the ex treme The i ipany is under the manage ment of Mr. A. U Scumuion who has niauy other eaeaataful oooaediaa on the road, lie luding "The American Oirl," "Town Topics," "Side Trucked, " The Burglar." Special attention has boon given t" tbe selin'tion of urtiata for this company, which includes many well known fuvorites. Tbe costumes are new and handsome und an unusually attractive musical program is a feature of the performance. Ms Hopkins, the Sis Hopkins oi BlabtOVn. who was here with the "Prodigal Luther Company," is one of tbe features of tbe "Leal Widow itrow n Company. " Seuts are on sub- at Tulllnun ' ut TjOc, 7&c anil II. Worse Than War. Hundreds are killed in war, but hundred of thousands are kilhsl by 0OOU mptioO. There would be In. deaths ut all caused by this terrible disease, if lasjlde could Is- made to un derstand that Bill lob 'l cough and con aOBiptlon cure is a sure remedy ii taken in the eurlv sUojo. 26 ctH., SO eta. and fl a bottle. Hruggists will refund the money if a cure IS not effected. Tall mun A Co., leading druggiaU. HURRY THE CENSUS WORK. Pendleton May Not Be Fully Enumerated Unleaa Vlgoroua Canvaaslng Ii Done. So far, the taking of tbe census in Pendleton bus not eulieted tbe utten tii,n of aiivone but a few who, with tbe object' iii view of assisting tbe en umerators, have tuken upon them selves to stir up the question. No con certed action has been tuken here, und it now looks like Peudletoii would be returned to tbe census bureau without a just showing us to ioi.ulution. It is uu important mutter. For ten years, Pendleton will lie known as to spula tivii by tbe figures which are to be re turned by the two enumerators. Noth ing can change tbe record, wheu once it bus tiecn made Bp, nnd therefore effort should lie made right now to rev that tie record is made up correctly. Inquiries made hv lie Lust Oregon ian in various partH of the first and third wards, COmpThliM the district of Peter West, discover thai large mr t:ons of tbe city have not been visited. It is possible to find people every where, on Main street, Webb street, and, in fact, in ninny f lnces, who have not been visited, und who, unless some shnrp, quick work lie done in the "hurt time remaining, will lie left off the census rolls, and Pendleton be short of its real number of inhabitants. It bai been thought hv many that the Commercial Association might take up the matter, and asccrtnin if anything could be done to insure a correct enumeration. Certainly, some thing should be doae. and that some thing nt mice. There is no time to lose. In the second and fourth wards, it is believed the eniiineral ion has Is'en quite thorough. Some have been missed, inevitably, but not so ' many n now remain nnenumarated in the other district. Harold II. Morton, who tins com pleted his work, had the second nnd fourth wards. It is desirable that mimes of any persons missed in these wards be found, and it is asked that they be left with this olBce. C. K. Bowlaby called Thursday evening, and stated that he nnd his three children had not been enumerated, They reside in the completed district. There may he others. If so, let tbe names lie brought t.. the Baat Oregoaian oueoa. others have called today. Peter West has the Hist and third wards. It is there tbe complaints are made that large areas have not yet been visited. Let people there also bring names of all who have la-en missed, that it iiiay be ascertained how many yet are to be taken. It is urged that no time be lost in bringing in the aamee The census must be ended by July 1. Therefore, otilv nine duv remain. Beware ot Ointment tor Catarrh that Contain Mercury hh mercury will surely iloslroy the sense ol smell him completely ilnrauav "the w hole sys tole w aea on lei Inn il Ihrouali tin' mucous sur faces. Such articles stuuiM never be iiseil ex dept en bfeeerlpttooi from rwpa table payvl .'iiiii-. aa taa danaae 'iiov win do i- ten tola to lie good yon can poeMM derive from taeB BalTi Oatarrk Care, nianaiaetorod by k. , i lirtiry , I'.. . rotedo. o. , oontalai no mercury, an.l I-tsken Internally, hi-iiuk directly uj.sin i he tiUs.ii Hiol ranoooa surfsooa of the lyeteai. In btiylnit Itair- I'niHrrli run- lw -are you gel the eyaniae, it i- takea laternaliyi anil niH.ie la Toledo, uhlo, by F. J. Cheney a uo, teett mnulnl- free. Solil by nil ilriiiiKNtf. jirlcc TIVc. per Isittlc in,, - raaiui I'm- arc the beet, Attention. Red Men. All members of I'niaholis Tr'bc No. is Imp. O. II. M. and all members of the several trilics in the state are earnestly requested to be present and participate and join the Ked Men's grand parade in Pendleton, Oregon on the fourth of July, conducted under the allspices of I'mabolis Tribe. M. MOREHEAD, Chief ot Kccnls. C ASTORIA Bearn thr sIkiiiUiiic uf Ciias II Pi.ktcwb la em I.'' no ut- I han thirty yrnrs, and Your Face. Shows the etate of yuttT feelings and the state of your health as well. Im pure blood makes itself apparent in a pale ami sallow complexion, pimples and skin eruptions. If you are fooling weak and worn out and do not have a healthjf appearance, you should try Acker's IllcMsl Llixir. It cures all blood diseases w here cheap Sursil parillas and no-culled pevMen fuil. Knowing thin, em sell every Isittle on u poaitive guarantee. Fur sale by llroek A MoCoinas. Ladies Are Critical 1 I in matters of linen. Our faultless laundry work eballongen the olonost and severest scrutiny. To discover debet- in anything dOBO up I) uh one hoist have ey. ' sharp enough to BM what isn't there. Oui ninsh is su per hot that it is iiOt easily retired by hr .lL.llg heut. And U., d.yrees III the shade diM-sli't phase its jsdish. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY It f Rubintun, Prop. Telephone 60 Oregon Lumber Yard i ( i l.uinhcr, Lath. SlunKles, HuildiiiK Pupcr, J ar Paper. Mouldi Picketa. I.inic und im-n I, Hrick aud Sand, Sash and Doors, Screen Doors At Windows, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court House. French Restaurant In i BeMBMtaM witb ... LaFontaine Hotel Beat MnaU Io the City. Open Uay and Night. Ous LaFontaine - Prop. AwitxJar BvMalag, Main &t. WILL RHANIK0 HE A TERMINUS? People Speculate Bl to Whether Colum bia Southern Will Re Extended. Fred W. Walt)) the representative of linker, Hamilton A Company, Snn Francisco wbolexala hardware dealers, in nt bin home in Pendleton again. He has boon at Shaniko, the pro-, n! terminus of the Columbia Southern road. Mr. Waite itated that there are now in BbanllU about 100 people, and n milliner ol Imsincsn houses. NO 000 appears to know who will tell whether Shnniko will lie the ieruianont terminus of the mud, ami therefore ninny hositnte to make perninnent buni-ne-s locutions. Large quantities of wool nnd nitm-Is-rn of nboep have been ibipped from that point. Shnniko drains n large nreu of producinit country, and if per manently the terminus of the road, would have nn immense truffle each year. The townnile owner appears to bo unxionn to sell OR the lots 01 the town reserving none, lhin tnkoi, an n criterion to judge that the town will not be the perninnent terminus of the road. Hut, it is nil eon lecture, of Bourne, an BO one who knows will BBJ one way or the other. ill I This Plain Enough. If you have a uugning cough mid are losing ttesh, go to n drug store, and gel a bottle of Shiloh s t oinuinip! mu euro, lake two-tlnnls of it, iitul then, if VOU nre not bntwfltad. return the bottle to the druggist, and be will re turn your money. Isn't that fnir? No one iMiihl ask more. IB el"., 'al ctn. und 1 n Imttlo. Tallmnn A Co., lend ing drutrgiHtn. WOOL SHIPPED TO PENDLETON. Sent From lleppner to Be Scoured Cur tis Sella Hla Clip. The C. C. Curtis elip of Wool, at Heppner. him been nold for nun ills a pound. It will bo shipped to Pen dleton to be scoured bora. It if stated at the Pendleton semiring mills here, by the manager, T. F. Fell, Hint nil of the wool purchased nt lleppOeT has been sent to Pendleton for scouring, excepting those wools which were contracted Inst winter. Thus, many of the dips hauled from the territory naturally tributary to Pendle ton will be brought here, the extra expense incurred being thnt ndded cost of hauling farther than was m ssnry, and the freight paid from Heppner to Pendleton on the railroad. buying is constant, but in -mall amOUntl and with no apparent anxietv on the buyers' part to obtain wool, T he market is rather quiet just now . An up-to-daSe bicvele ut US, ladies' wheels 2i, at the ('recent Aireuoy in tbe i a-t Oregon ian building. A eec ond'hand bicycle In g.ssi order for $16. Terms eBay, without interest. Purity and Accuracy ilky are neeenaary In drills. Modioli. en when prepared with adulterated Inured "Btt na nant nerve the aaraoee 4eetradi our drugs are all - an.lard and our pres. rip tlon departmotit has our ipaclal I IN Mall orders will receive prompt and careful attention. BROCK & McOOMAS Headquarters for Cameras and Photograph!' Supplies, Corner Main and Court Sis , p. i dll 0B, THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... Cilkis MflPSON Proprietor Bvorytblag New. New Horses; New Itlgs. Best rigs ami teama in the city. Hoarders given the best attention. Service auv hour of tag alflil 'I'elcphone Nu. 7 1. PRINTING OF ALL KINDS at un LaennnanaHnvanaaxaaaaBBBBBBf aBBBBaaaMaaBMwMBBBBeeaxew, ..OFFICE.. GOOD WOKK, LOW PKICES, GOOD STOCK legal Blanks Of all Kinds. 1.1. THE NtCWBI Take the ttasl Oreaoniaii. Daily $5.00 a year by mail. Weekly li.u, and Semi ' V cekly Ba.oo a yoar. 8ampU s spy free A' SPECIAL SALE Men's Colored Shirts. 25 doz. Monarch Shirts. Slifl" BoBORlB with Sopiiriile 'tiffs. Snfl BOBOmi with BepRfeMtJ ( 'iiM'h. si.fs. 1 , 15, L6 U.. 17. Regularly Bold for 1.2fi and 1 80. Special Sale Price: 75c. Saturday. June 23. mmm LcntliiiK Clothiers and Matters. ..''i : . ,, t ' ' I lnonin ,t, ttn H104i raejrTQtft u- iman, V ,. rot e', rattr Cnej LoM Mitnhoo I, lm in iFou ,! . i !. ink. ft ml t.J t '. ilMt, M idtu-rtgi ttot.tnesrt t t i f t"i;W nmn. V or lon'iltfil(itif nMt'in Qtif'.vi t I ' - t , f 3 I OnArgMg kitua twvnt Iiiiu of I Mli. L ' ... J ' " o..rr. aui-STW. . i, e ;. irrwa .. - ... , ami t. i,r ..1,0.1 1 - I- . air) r. avaB (1tte t .,ia utn .1 irs t AtJOrtsni. Ill 11 i H..i' .ly -o., ftrtn PrniictlMO. Oaile VOII 1 ; U IAI.IsM n A ., Ikltt'te'wls , I" H If Ml 1 ION. OMKliON. To Celebrate the l:ourth vc have Fireworks and Flags Including Japaneee Xanklne, latntorna, Bay Rookota, BoBian Candlee, Turpedoea and Kaite. ir prieoe nre owo-t iii tbe . itv. M AX It V I H. 718 Main St. SrW AWOSAVWVWW AVWANVVWW. VVSAssAr dct Ready for Harvest Have your licudci ho. Is mada, your water tanks IojOBBkI over and li.ivc your ico.l rucks in order, so llu-ic will lie 111 del. is whe 1 the time cones to harvest this vciir's l.i Prop Wt til. ike lira. lor beds, W.1U1 tanks an I led rackl Bl very r.-asonalile prices. Call iiml see us. Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard u. 1 ORSTBR, Pro ar later, Ho in Pendleton Under New Management. 1 Strictly Flrst-Class Excellent Olslne. Kvery Modern Conveoleoce T ' 1 Give Us a Trill. Kates $2 00 a da; Special Hates by Week, or month T liar and IHIIIaid i - n II t I i trier for rravallng Nsn The Kcsl Hotel In Lastcni Orcuoii. Van in an Bros., Props. Successors to J. E Moore AMIiKICAN PLAN. $..(M) per Day and Upvturds I Ineat Motel In the facillc Nortbweat THE PORTLAND I'OltTI.ANII, OKKIiON. .Special Hates to Hasteru Oregon pj .pie visiting fortland. HeaaVruartere for tourists and cominciclal travelers H. C. MOWKKS, Menager. Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread uae Byers.' Best Flour. It took lust premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi tion, ami s'ves eacellcut sHiafattiou wherever used, livery sack la guaranteed We have tbe best Steam Knllc.l Barley, Seed Rye ami Beardless Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W IIVI KN, 1'iop. I i M.il: lu',tU '"wuiisum. uivo uh u can.