East Oregonian : E.O., June 29, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

BREVITIES.
Weathet Iw wail a Bain for tonight
ami Snturdnv.
II" NT. W
Style, Comfort
and Wear.
Had lev A
Chicken,
mott'.
V ru it j ii tk .
Zehner. choice cigar
ducks ami geese at IV
extra cu Md rnhler,at
Mrs.
ri.ims.
AH
unbilled in Mf
tya'd M ii
( a f and KiJ Wei?
. . SHOES ..
from
$2.50 to $5.00.
Heat asaortment in the city.
Cell ami ee them.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoe Man.
Sd" Male S'r-et, Pendleton dMfM
DR. BEATTIE S ELECTION PLEASES.
Prof. A. Br. Bonica. Spaaki ot tn Bright
Outlook.
Prof, H. w. Moaial, al the WaaBwi
Norma! scln'l. wa a guest at Mm
Hotel Pendleton east ThBraday night,
returning home Mill Mara tag. He BB
pected to nif"t there tislnv the lie
mmMmi of Um institution, Ir. J. a.
Ileal tie. o( Peru. Seh. who mif
elected at the meeting of the regent
here the other ly, ami win liar Is-cii
vi.iting in Warh ington.
"It. Beattie lection t. the Doe
tion wa agreeahle t- overrun! :i W.-
tun, " sani Prof. Moakal "- iar a
have learned laflNa, it wa the
moee yet made by the board oi regeato,
in my opinion.' Dr tlenttie soaMI
with prestige ami fame a an edBeator,
to take charge of the school, am) ir
known to in- thoroughly trained
normal echorrl man. All cleave en
dorae the art i. m of the regent". All
WeMn rejoire that the c .inp. n ation
were ar completely cleared bb, aad
that provision wa made f r the bright
future that all think ir before the la
tltatloa. '
I'rof. Monical believe thai the at
tendance will be larger next vour than
ever before, ami that it will gradually
inereasc until it ir a large a it tbonla
be. The IMMin will be oi.ricl,.d ami
the method t be cui ployed will lie
what should be followed in a ei I
designed for the training ( p.,, : PJ
The tetidciicv ti make the school too
largely academic, am) n I - llatfnctiy
a sclnsil f ir the trailiiiig Ol BMOBaM
will be changed to one tending toward
nuking pedagogy '"e central thought
in the arrangeiio tit M tfo- curriculum
and the no-thud to ba followed in the
lecture PeOBM,
Preeident Seattle will at once get
out the catalogue for the coming year,
and during the rummer iiirtitr.tr w -k
will be done by member, of the
faculty in vuri"ii places. Malta1 Will
lie put forth to indue- student income
tiler,- for the coming year.
Butiar
v.. P.
mix in.
in. of
. i .
Toe
rad
JARBuN-THOBSON.
arriaaa or Two Wail-Known
Croak Young P.opl.
Matagtaa, Or., Jaaa
Janaoa and Miaa Lasy M. Tl
we-- married June 2.Y at the boa
Mm bride's parent . Sir. ami Mr
F. Tliuanuu, in Hotter Creek
wedding a aaial bal beeotlfnl
iiupreeaivr iii MM hai IM BI ntben of
the family balag invited. Ai o'clock
a. ui. Mm bride an I gr un ,-re e
corted llili Mm larl ,r w n.-re the BMW
Bay wa performed by Uc A I.
Th'troughmatt. After congratulate. n
wer- over. e were HJMltad il to
another rarjBI to look at the lM-autiful
and appropriate wedding prawwi, after
ml mm - were mviied uiii Mm d in lag
room, where p;ir. k of a rtimptu
oii reliant ; imniel lately alter aliii-h
the liride aud groom tarted to
Heppner. where thev took the train
for llltrar, Wal.ingl n:. their future
BMBBi
Mr. Jarmoii i from the LoBB -tar
ftate. but m well kaOWB :n HwMBBr
and Morrow county a. u retined,
wliolarlv paatMBMW. Mr. .larmon ir
a g'adua'r ( one of ttie Ihmi colleyaa
in the mate, und ir nell known ar a
lady of rwSWBBMBl and culture, lle
i the daughter of Mr. and MrP (I
F. Tiioiuwin. who are well and
favorably kaOWB over tin- rtate. hav
um m ationg Mm pjaaewn oi l'm
tilia county. Mr. Thomoi. u rheriff
The young p
vary fuvorabh
Janaoa n i
BBMfe raucii
Wavbiiiiun, to
They leave a
who audi then,
lile'l ea
ri trgin life under
circumr'aiir... Mr.
i large and alualde
it, tikanogan county
aakth thev bare gone,
large aireU i f brMaoa
a pleaaant nvug- (MWf
"A. "
Come and look at Mm bierclr. at the
l'r-at.-unt Agency m the Eaai OBajoaiaa
building Bicycler for a umall amount
down and the l-ulaiue in m mtl
iic no iutereat.
tleitiott'r
I uriurln-d. Bnlorabjhwd
Rtnfaoa.
Try our Mocha ami .lava coffe,1.
White Hour,'.
BotMl ham, BOBMlabBJ nice, at ti.
K. Ivmott'a.
KiHit wr. fi cent, in Mt kag.-r. at
Haw ley A VV ilrox'n.
.Iiint in at I'emott'r, Ixdletl ham,
line goutlr for luncliei
July Munney and llariH'r'r ure for
air at Mm Mai Pleat,
MeCall'l llaiaar pattern for ale at
the Weel IViiartinent Store.
ttaair! iiTTtirf. dewberriea, nharrbM ami
f I all kind hi fri-i i- Wi ie IIoum-.
I Iemott BMwivwd varterday a ahip-
i Beat ol Bwrtara base and baaoa Hue
Miilin underwear -Quantity and
tie a aaraflaa. Waaaaj DaBaaajaaaM
ft'ore
.Iut arrive 1 a new lot of Swift'
ham ami breakfat bacou. White
Moure
ar.ih K Hutler ha Nhii grantini
a decree of divorce from Cyril It
Itutler If you want pure home rendered lurd
with ii" adulteration go t bMbBWI
ami QraalMa,
Wanteil. Situation n. aooa on rimk
wagon. Inquire of Mr. Miller at F.
it. C'onklin
BoaM grown cauliflower, pie plant,
noiatoe. lien, turnip, onion, etc..
llawley A Wilcox.
llenrv tin Fourth, the larget Key
W. - cigar in town, for 10 cent, at
Pattoa'l cigar store.
Daeaf bomb, firework, flag, tor
padoaBi bicycle bell., hammock, fan
and fly pap,-r Nolf '.
Mn July atb the Waahbagtea a Oal-
umbia Hiver train will arrive at
a. m. ami depart at I0:$ p. tti.
Pineapple and trawlierr u-,- creui.i
mxla. claret phosphate, coca-kola and
HhicIwo,m ice cream at Ward'.
oret. lace, embroiderie, hoierj
and underwear ui! the new nuuiuier
t ie. Weei DaaaftaNM More.
,. J Judge llean li.. extended the time
I,,.., da- ior tiling the inventor, la Mm
..m o: t;. i .mcv. leiian. ieceaei.
llawley v Vlbaoa RM pring
chicken, ebarriaa, laapBBfrtaa, traw-;
U-rie and cucumler. home cabbug .
Wull aiier, (taint., gin-, picture
framing, ami artit' material at Chn. i
Sharp', opera baBBI block, (.'onrt ,
tr.-ei
Try Iutlon' ice cream brick. They I
un- nice. Ktliveretl to any part ol Mm
city. Made (TOM pBfB I'kiali Creamery
cream.
No-val F. Ilrudley ha taken charge
of the Pal awe Mo botal at Wetou.
Brat BMoaiaMdatloai for the tra valine I
public.
A ladv' chainle Colombia, good at I
new. a t" wheel, for :io at the (
cent agency in the Fart "rrgomun
bu.iding.
Dkiafe eraannTv buttr- at Perrv
II XMor'i neat market oi, Daurt street.
It i guaranteed. Your money back if ,
you don't like it.
The Pur!h lawn aucial will occur
tin evening in the court hoaas vnrd,
haglaalng at TiW aiilanl . a pleasant,
time i promised
Frank Daeaet w .l! run a daily stage
to I.el.maii .spring during BMaaa, For
tmrticulurs aptdy ut naddBBBI comer
i lib and liurdi.-li street"
Judge Lowell has ordered J. K
- 11 . algliee t t i- ;i r-1 " o, or IM--
lore Julv ill in the cam- of the in
lUBt debtor, John 1' i'eck
I'hysician rei-ommeml u gl gia
of lr.-r. Little llenrv ha the best Uer
in the city because he know h w to
handle it.' Drag in la Little Henry'
cabin.
DaJbart Clieenian and Annie Clark
BMarlad aa laaa bv Rar, John
I'ren, paatnr ol the M. F..' Church at
Milton. The wedding occurred at the
aaaai ol Mr. ciark.
An ui"to.date bicvele at 2.1. ladien' ,
whaak 9M, at Mm Craaeaal Agency in
the Fai i irogonian hitildiug. A oec-oiiil-'uaud
biajTCb III gaud order for 1.1.
Term. euv. without , Merest
The ladies of the ! rih Aid of the.
Fpiscoiat! chur'h will give a " parish
partr" on tin- aaan house lawn rraiaj
area lag I wbioti raarbo)r i kavitaa
Oaba and ice rraaM iii ba aarrad.
ii ir ii.iirr in Bacon' place. Mc
Kay, three mihr (roni MM city. Sutur
duv evening, June g), DaaalRg all
night. Kirkmai:' o reheat Ml Btrictlj
rwpaetabla. So t,.,. dlum. allowed.
The adilrea of lr J. Nichols.
ra arty Inaatad in IVmHeton, i. .1, -
- - .1 to ii i,.r.on in !'!,(! ict n. w
ak that aayoaa knowing it leave Dr.i
N i hoi' pnment tow n und street rinm
her witii the Fast uregoiiian
All who sufter irom iiileatill l
gl.i I to learn that !.Witt' Witi Ii
iliKel aalra will give them instant anil
lieriimueiit reliei It will cur- MfcaBM
ami all akin dlaaaaaa BataaM
couuterfeitit. Tallman a Co., Majiag
dn.ggi-t.
Keirt- show that over fifteen hun-dr-d
Ii.ive Is-, n savevl through n,e
u of Om Minute Cough Cure. Mont
were i User of grippe, cnaip,
as' lima, whooping cough. bronchitis
and pneumonia It. eurlv use prevent
coMsuiiiptioii. Tallman A Co., leading
and manufacturer of silk from the
shore of the Pacific to the capital of
the Riisian empire. Itob' friends
welcome him again to this territory.
Then there was the redoubtable Col.
Frnnk Savage, now of the Northern
Pacific compnny, and abolutely irre
pnaalWa a a freight solicitor.
A. J. Lahtad, ol the Northwestern,
one of the procraahMI that marched
up from the station to oeurc freight
shipments, mid just behind him was F
A. Memie. of the C. R. I. A P., the
interpretation of which letter is WMM
thus bv the jokers along the llaal
"Conductor Hob Kaaaaaal raaBaag-
ers. '
W. T Kelley. of the ( nioii PBerBB.
came into town at tMO, and at iMa
alaliad thai he hail m-cnrel 4-1 car of i
freight since arriving, or three cars ai
minute
J. 0. Mackinnon. of Jim Hill' O. 1
, R. A N . was in the line of march.
and dodged lata b doaaa store batata
he raaehod Mm hotel to athx hi iianii'l
to the rag ha.tr,
C. J. Milli. liveatm-k agent of the!
0 K A N . wa one of the seven rail-1
Mailers, ami Mr. Milli talked about
shipment, of sheep. 'Hirowers ami,
buyer, are somewhat apart a to price,
just now." said lie, "hence shipment
are rather light on all rmd. I look i
for the heaviest rhipment this fall
thai have ever gone out from Orcgo: .
Sheep, hntb MMaa and st.uk. will
1 1" sold in aaorarjoai aaaiaan, unless 1 1
mis n y guess. A to cattle shipment.,
only a dry summer and consequent
shortage if the rang' cat c:nie loavy
amdlag out of iie'f stuff. Cattlemei.
are rather independent in their finance
Bad therefore are inclined to hold !
i At prevailing price, shipment n(
cattle t, the enst are prtatadtd, All
the baa( Malta likely to go to the I
coast market.''
Vocal solo, by Mi Warner, "The
hweotest Story liver Told."
Vocal olo, "An-ucr," bv Robvn.
Miss Walker.
Piano olo, "Faust Funtnsie." ia-y-hoch.
by Ml Fave Beagle.
Piano olo, "spinning Raag
Kuilok. by Mi Blaaaora Bollanaan,
Vis?ul solo, 'Day Dreams, "
Strelejki. by Miss .lone.
Piano solo. "In the May." Ilehr, by
M is Frankia Web r.
Voral polo. "liiHsi Pvc,
I ami "Iowii the
, ,(.... ' ' ( ISgil,l,
Bbadowad
.v Mi. M
To-ti,
l aud lie
1 raker
Paflafaeaki,
' Strelerki.
Harris, by
Papillons, "
Piano solo. " M innet . '
I I v ( arrie Micnornian.
Vneal solo, "fireanis,
and "Fin Schaferl inl. "
' Mrs. Willinni Roaaab.
Plaao "io. "i.es Joyrtti
i Grant), 'v F.thel Porbaa.
Vocal solo, "Onlv' a I'air
Fve." ShMr,l ' Mr.. ( II
Piaao lo. "mo p i Mn7
Qudard, by Mis Ah xander.
Vmul Bale, "My Little
Haw ley . by Mr. j. a Maria.
Vaoal solo. ' M Qgaae," BIobmi
thai, by Mr. Haiatua.
HARVEST AFTER THE FOt'Rl !
f Clue
Carter.
uka. "
prazers
Opera House
THE LATE5T MUSICAL
iv., CurtEDY
One
Onlv
A Spring Chicken
THE LIMIT IN LAUGHTER.
Twelve Big IpedaHiaa
mi lop UaatWi
mat n.ATT riwi: bi this wi
IIVKKV AUMSiR'lNo VMIltl
. vKI'Y. II VRKV LI Cl MPI
vPWt allBKMA", Kb kIMHUI.
viipoi MANMAU. OIWAVK
ki.iNk. sail oilier
Tuesday, Jul 3
AM Tilt LATIKT
(Well, hit
it la m Lnrrr,
I sual Prices.
s ut- "ii lc l Tsllinan A 0a1 drua ston-
. vc.
r S It S 0 S A L MENTION
tc
w H. Catherman. of Fcho, i
gaaal at Mm Maa Rule hotel.
Mi Otaaa aaagia Maat t'iay
Portland for a visit with friend.
Mr, fi. F. Folsotn, of Sun pier,
rag Itereil ut the Hotel Pendleton.
H. J Bahaaflar, a Seattle sis-cial in
surance agent, is a Hotel Pendleton
guest
I! ."t Waketiehl. a well kn ! n BOB
tractor 00 the railroad, is a Hotel Pen
dleton guest.
Bpokesmun-lievievv : Mis June
Miller of thi city i visiting relative
in t BBdlttOB.
J. R. IVrrv. C. C. Hendricks and Uwrl
M, ilorcliead are appoiutcl BppraMen
of tiie estate of Man ia A. Si dure,
ih rasi .1
Frank Harmon ami Annie Harring
ton were marrird ut Milton on June M
bar Lev. John F'vans, at the home of
M- Harriagtoa,
t'harle J F'reee. circulation n. ulla
ge r of Mm S-ikeiiiun-lieview i ipaad
ing the dav in Pendleton, a guvs' at
the Botal PaadlatoB.
fartnan Will Com Her lo OaMbraUi
Thafi lommenee t'uttlnc Wtiea
A Very large oiinner of larmer
coming to Paadlatua to eatabrai.
yei.r .. ;iioi have m.nii
galria among them. Hut, I'matilla
coontv 's great wheat baffaH w ill he
in almost full blat N the day after
the PaarMl Ol July. That has haaa the
da'c set most generally for the ma
chine to be started in go d earnest,
in a few localities cutting has been in
pragma for two weeks, but this has
been only where the grain aiwnv.
ripaaa earlier than 1 common in thi
eoaaty. And in a lew sec', ion the
rain w ill not be uiti readv on Julv
Hut as a rule, the cutting will tie-
' gin on that day.
From the tmsst reliable farmers it i
I learned that, while the vi.-ld in totul
will he very large, the yield er ace
will not likely be so great a ha ' ei.
! all along loofcad for. increased acreage
' must give the increase over last year's
prodaethjB, a Mm head re not ...
large, the nttniU'r of grain in euch
BMH being le than in year when
phenomenal crop have baao harvest,-. i
Hut Mm iaeraaaad acreage will raora
than make up for what w. til i he the
l,,s froni smaller meshe. M that the
crop of Cmatillu countv will snrelv
BI not less than o.oOO.Otn'i bushels
A tooualttv. it I Isiuml to la-
There are tliotMimds of B0TM
that will go iiumlwr one. and. a- a
i matter of fact, little comparatively
will grade below numU-r one
This i the consensu of o in ion at
this stage of the crop prodacMoB, a
large nu:nber of farmer, having beta
I interviewed on the crop situation.
PKAZER OPERA HOUSE, JULY 2, 1000.
20-R0HD
GLOVE CONTEST
IKE HAVES vs. A. STOCKDALE !
f Helena
of California
RETURN MATCH.
TWO MOT PRELIMINARIES.
General Admission $1.
CIRCUIT C0LRT
BUSINESS.
k Rourkr
druggists.
pay
New Lines Jusi Received...
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
starvation B0 vet yet cured ypeia
rarauna with iudigvatioti are already
ball r!arve,i They need plentv id
w a load, K'slol urapapaia
Cure digest, what you eat flie Issiv
oaa b- aaariahad while the worn out
organs are being reconstructed, il is
tie- oniv prepuralioi. known that will
leataatly rellerr aad aoBiplately aaia
all stomach trouble, it is certain to
m von gisai. Tallman A Co.. leading
druggists.
Nathan B. OrtOB, administrator
ti slate of John N. Urton. deceased,
bat add ! J. L. I'.mgle for tl'-VX) the
l4 sec . tp S. n r S3 e.
t'harle. MeLaMi a resident of the
Athena country, i here today. Like
all other farmers, he says crops ure
cvvrv w here the lines: he ever uw in
the countv .
Ir. ami Mr-. W. Q. Oola BUM home
tin in truing from i'ortluud. having
v;.te, there fir a Week, Of, Cole
Bt Mad lea the meeting of the Mute
.Medical Sis lety
art Kaaaady, manager wt
I .1 ,li i a-' I. .ev.it ir c it.iui v . ar
rived iii PwadlaBM Thursday and re
n.. lead bare until today, stopping at
the Hotel I'endletoti.
Ah Miller, of Pilot Kock. i in town
today. He came in M arrange for and
tile his tsiml a roud sui-rvi.or of
1,1... Alta precinct, having Iseeu elected to
I'lIIII . 1 . . .an..., . 1. . . . .
iiini oiiice on me loiirin oi aune.
.1. W l.a'K.n. of iiranite. one of the
prlaoiaal owner ol the Cougar mine,
one of the richest miller on the Pacific
BBMt, bj registered at the fiutel Pen
He was formerly a resident of
this town.
William richeer, of the Pendleton
(uilice force, o-uve tomorrow luoriiilig
on the it. H. A N. train, accompanv
lag ba OnajBB democratic deiegatioi.
i tie Kansas City national conven
tion He will visit also nea' Kanta
Citv.
II II. Capp left today for a visit in
Mis.ouri, exiiecting t return in two
mouths He has been here for a vear
-eft hug up the estate of ii brother.
John Capp. and intends to return to
parafeaea piwfMrty la Pendleton and
in. k hi home here permanently.
Tl.. tin lie Chronicle: Pete Nickel
ci, ha- h'-ei promoted to the appoint
ment of telegraph operator at rand I e
ton and wili leave for hi new field of
laisir in the near future peic is a
v.ry r'l v yoBBB BMB, Bud will carry
wttli him the it aishe ot a host of
Batlaa friend.
W J. Hcillv. formerly a clerk for
.vi Raadat .v nastaa and ior tin- Naaaoo
Store, ure re,,el,.,ered hv till Pel.dle-
t 'i I'opl, us manager of the local laiv-
hall team when Pendleton had a lean,
eoinpoaed of all star idayer. i a
guest at the Hotel Pendleton. H,. ar
rived Tbur.dav irom t lakcMhile. wad: .
and leave t .morrow for Portland.
Kobart Htarttwaataat brought in two
cur ., , p tin. morning, ami ieuve
loaiabl with them (or Tucoma. the
bee being ' unsigned to L K. West
ai that i liat. They are fat mutton..
Mr BtarbBaathar a III bbbmIb on the
Konnd for a weak or two. rnendina
the fourth at Kverett, where a numlier
of PwadbatOB home are to go in the
rare on that day.
Or Mpaior, of Tekoe, one ot the
delegates Iron, tbe state of Was! ington
to I be daaMoratie national convention
ut Kan. Citv, arrived here Tliunaiay
evening on the pokune train, unil
aaal aaat aa the main line of the o.
l!. & N. to the convention citv.
William huiiphy. of Walla Walla, aii
Dt or delegate, Went from hi home
via the Northern Plain r,,ad to Kan
SUi- ( itv .
Raphes Flltd In tha Ham. no-
Oaaaa.
f In the circuit court thi BBamlaya.
re pi lea were HIihI in two oj the oaaai
; involving the Hamilton A I: mi-k.
affair: Hamilton A Itourke W areh nise
! systeni v. Hamilton A Ibuirke coin-
pany. Cbaa. Hamilton. T. F, R ajrln
.and l. W. Bailey; and in the ca
'William v i: and Peter K.-rr.
! partner a BibaOO A Kerr. v. Man l
i ton a Kotirke Boaipaay, Hani
Kourke War.-h' Baa "v'stem. Charle
Hamilton. '. F. Ibiurke. W J
I iirnish ami ObarlM w. Hroaralt
nthcr entries in the record w- I
Jaekaou v. Bradley, motion near
ruled and judgment on the raedbjt.
west vs. Kiev, same order.
Hutler v. Iliitler. default, evidence
in pen court and decree of divorce.
Ralas to Bingnam Warm Springt.
KftVctive at once and until BapMUB
ler 1. rate of 11.71 for the round trip
to rlinghum Wurm springs, lie I ml ink
stage fare between l'.ingh.ini and the
ring. i BBthof laed by then. B. dl
N. Co. Ticket gis'd M davs from
date of ule not to exceed Set item her 1.
Koiind trip a alare. inclnding thre.
meals at the hotel and one l ath at the
spring. ti'.r.V Limit of these tickets
two day. These rates are lower than
ever Isidore.
F. f . fAMBLIT aaaat.
Pendleton s Grand
TtTnytnrnTrr
i
S Fine
0 a
2 Literary '
Ol
Program !
B oi
f? m
a
S L'ntxcelled
E List of I
B a
1 5ports
S and E
a
5 Athletic
j.
Event.
a Z
m ZJLSLSSJJLSLSJLiSjZ
Celebration
rie rszmsrrrrvr
rouBi
town.
lor ull t tfet out f
uinl Bremen'i touruu- C
t ooi, aiiadv povt in
rielltV of e;,t.- nibl
the baat aod iut.
In centre i f town, jiort
mmt for big prize.
Main ami Court itraetl
irreeii true.
Brlilianl LUaminatBd parad
lodgaji dl M ret r 1 1 rf.
Bpaek traim on . k. a n. ;,, w. ( n. u.
rouiln, with low fun .
A lanerej good time for til who viit iVn.lU'ton
on thnt 'lav.
to he litieil with t-ver-
ut Bight) hv nuj
Four
oi
Brass
Bands.
and 3
Two
Orchestras i
M
1
i
1
Free I
Dancing ;'
Platform. J
Ca (LtJLSJLEJLiJJUAt
All
Attantlon. Baaeabaet.
the Maccaliee in I'mutiMa
I eoaBty are najaaatad loioia Dawtilla
i Tent No. ST in the parade on Julv -ttl .
All member are n iiiaalMl to ba
present next Moaday aeenimj, m
p irtant tm-ii.i
Q.R&M
Twenty
Bars
Pendleton,
I ii..
laafeaai
of Kirk'a Co.uanut O I Vod.t
5oap tor 1 w ent -fiv c tent.
F.' Ms:.
:' Bi
Mitt I a.
rt:.n.i mi g,
rsi, , -i .
. ; HfllRl SI toll
Vl UVVIQ
XmJUISnM ilmm Pnmlstetl
1 w '' a . bd
btedD km
I uropesn Plan.
Block and a-heli from .1-p -i
k ample Woom in oniici.tioa.
koom i-ate
75c. M
:' f,
AIo Kirk' Snowi-erry Toilet ioep
for V a bar. Thi is tin- largest white
ap on the market. We have tried
thi map. and it make a tint- lather,
leaving the akin oit and smooth.
Ha.e the original " Konmiaa'' too,
containing buttermilk ami use,,
Occar. SKamthiBf
ron; Poriland.
NatH Mm iko
tvrr) Dvr il).
Culumbi R.vtr
ilaamart.
it aria ini vr
U.llLg..
Jones' Chain Drive Mowers
I L' I).
Owl Tea House.
Cheapest Plate in Orekon.
lo lopsriM
Dab)
- s. u,.
bnak Rivar.
Hlsiria M laraistuli
LV Ie tD
bally
a a
OregonShortLineRailroad
lalh t-x'VLi WT ' "O'llolon lor WallaWall
"' ., . ' " ' V u 0U arriv
or inl, InlotiualiuB ra or urxt to
a n in hi.ui kt,
'" le ts. I'amiie Agsut.
' a-.i Ag. i.
B VIM u v;os.
I Ol i Mm s BUOGItt
H V I M II KS.
Full lilM of IlanlwoocU, lifltiug, Oil anJ all
k 1 n'Jti "f Machiiif Kxtras. Roi ajjeot for the
i i 1 i LUMBIA THRESH J )K
CAVALCADE
Ah in Big
OF
HA1LB0 ADb.
Rpraenid
4 Gunpl.tc A. -nirt in nt ol
Matiouery.
All the I utcat -hect Music.
TUtt i .it. - Papers
riodicalii.
Tallman b Co.
Leading Druggists
Coruer Main aud Alta Streets.
VVsirn Llns
in Pendiaion.
lly some sort of a coincidence, a
hale lot of traveling Ireight and
ii-srnger agei I., a-.' liil .. d ill I'elidle
latj IikIuv, and registered, some at the
iiolel I'eiidleloii and other at the t.
leorge iiolel Alnollg them wa "Boh"
Wilson, an oldtiiiie traveler who
IprBaMU made ttti territory hut who
ior several BMWthi ha not lieen com-
and Pe- lag bare Mr WiWue repraeeati thi
Hurl ington line, and will hercaller
come hen- regularlv. Mr. Wilton is
one nf the moat popular railroaders
on the coast, aud know all tbe ahip
per und stockmen from the Miasisaipp:
river on the east, to the Philippine
isiand on the weal. If Aliiencu gel a
slice of the C'hiueae empire, in the
evout of the diamemlN-rmeiit of that
coiiutrv hv the power, ao the railroad
fellow all aay, "Boh" will prohahlv
kuow every owner of a rice plantation
A CHABB1NC R8CI1AL.
Pupiu at Bri. J. A. Barsian Plaatamly'
bnlanaio Thair Friandt.
The pupil of Mr. J. A. Marstoi,
gave their first piano anil song recital
tin Thurxlav evening at the Hendricks
Hull, a IHlinlser ol friends heing in
vittal. It was certainly a murk.il MM
and all the guel to proiioiiiiced
it. Tin- remtitiont evidenced painstak
ing ou the trt of the teacher, and
dil licence on the part oi thow who
are taking vsal and instrumental
instruction Ir hi, Mr Maratoii. The
mem hen on the program were by
pupils in hII atage of advancement,
some heing iM-ginner, and other
labdied aiuaioiaaa. All who heard
ti a Thursday evening program will
have pleaearabie anticipation of (be
in t recital to he given.
The progrum wut curried out a pre
viously BBjBaaad, BBaantina that Mia
Crawford and Mis tK-niut were un
aide to take part. Kixlcn unmherv
were rendered, the wdectiour heing:
Piano ituiu, Vera Marstun "Do Hie 'l
lrcaui, " by Ueaten.
TUK DIKBtT kOI'Kk TU
Moutitna, I tah, oltiratiti
and all Laatet u Points
0eM choice l two Uvurlw ruutes, i il,
I MOB PACirtl tsi Mail Uuc r n.c KJo
OKAMit tksaic Lias.
No Change of Cars
on tbr fortlsait-t'tii' M" Sw l
ilic Wval."
eht nussi i
Take the...
V ashington &
Columbia River
Railway
Ba L
MY PKICIS AKE KK.HI
SMITH
Or. Court and
Thonipso Baaaar
A Big Harvest for the Ladies!
I'll, re. edent,
Prices
sacrifice of
No other aucfa opportunity
tore offeree io boe buver '
dl toa.
I.tllllpped W Ull
I Icgant standard hlccpcr
Fine New Ordioary TcurUt Slccpcrr
Superb Library -Buflct Cars
Splendid inner nwalt a ia tartc
Free Kcclining Chair Care
Con ion able Coachca and Mooker
batirc Trala completely eatibuied
tot lurtber lulurm.iiuu y lo
f. V' W AMaCKV.
Agent ( K . K. Co.. fenillatou, Or
J. H NAtiKL.
Trav. fat. Agt.
141 Thira at
ror CUlBJM,
a City,
M I'aul, hit. Loui, Kan
M. .1 . I Mi, ana aild
t" BlOM out
of ladlaa'.
Children's
air entire aps-k
M ies and
All Points East and Sou h SHOES
w. B. roil an,
Oeu'l Agaat
Portland. Oreaeo.
Portland and oui t
on the bom.. .
Arnv MoioUy. VVe.IueiUy.nd Prnj si
it t 1B.1WU-' Taunei.'. S3 buwaar
jHiparuilallieat-rpiaui,d.)'itjbp
ror uilormstiun irs.rilii.s i.i-. .
Baaatlaa. mU 'J.,uJL " ct',n
W AIiAl AaseL
I "Mnllelou, Omsull
laidie, don't he deceived ''.v.'23r
I... .1... .i.ai t us ir aw
uo.o i un no press ! ii i io.-
u "ad to stimulate business
ortuaity vaieh y J oiaao
It isa"i'
', ; ad f- "'''
I idle', niaaca',
Cbildrco's
J- Klein, Pri prlet r
Shoes &
Pendleton Shoe Store
7,j nm
o o t. A l.l't.r. ll 1 1. I . y A
...;um. ts
BABBIT MKTaI.
la r.'
l tM
mall guau gr
us. anuared at lue
utmu olOoe Wt lV