-h feast
BREVITIES.
TUESDAY, JULY
I (Hit I
I
Weather prediction Mr tonight
noil Tin-winy : pmbiihl v vvuriiu-r Tiiio-
duv.
PERSONAL MENTION
Stvle, Comfort
and Wear.
All -ni. in. . iii our
-li:t .11-: .Inva
nftV
something ni,-e, t Q.
in arkge. Huw-
nil. mi. . ill
Men's Tan Raala
Calf and Kid Welt
..SHOES ..
From
$2.50 to $5.00.
IWnt MWftBMM in tin1
Call ami M them.
CLEAVER BROS.
-y
The Boot and Shoe Winn.
Main Street, PaOdlel
reir-in
C LOPTON -FANNING CASE DECIDED.
Clapton Wins In (he Road Qu.ftion al
Imm,
DspMtji Clerk Let Moorhooea, el tha
iiiiirenie enurt, tixlav renlVM fr-m
Boleai opintom bended down by the
justices in tin- (ni low tin.' oas,- heard
at tiir Pendleton term ol tin- eoarf :
C. 0, Fanning ot nln, gpplta.. vs. .1.
Mi Glillland ami K. ii. OlontonlTennn.,
penal hrom Umatila eonnty, '. II.
liulf.v ami .1. .1. Bellamy fur applti.,
J. A. Fee for mm.) opinion by Wol
lertuo, (.'. .i., judgment of lower ooerf
affirmed. It na a ir oiling hv writ
of review to torn tin- legality "f tin
establishment hv tin- eoanty coon ol
Daratllla county ol a rand ol public
easement a,r, tin land- ( the
plaintiff.-, c. o. Panning slooed it up
ami refused t.. jK-rmit tin- pi-tttionen
to urn- it. Anv lnooooeQ,ttent lei irre
gnlarttlei in Ire rood proceeding, ere
ignored on tlif L'ronml that tin- pur
mw of tin statute hail been suhserv, ,1,
A . i. Ogllvie. res,,. . -. 1:. ..
Ogilvie, upplt., ajifal from itilliam
oaatjri w, H. wllaoo for upplt.. w.
II. Hendriekr. for reap., opinion bj
Woleertoa, ('. .).. aflnned.
II. '. 'viaewiiid. reap., vs. W. S.
Later, et al, applt . appeal (nm
Union rounty; T. II. Orewiorrl for
reap. ; L. I.omar for upplt. , opinion
by Moore. i roeeread,
.1. M Obereb, atUar., upplt.. re, I.
II. Adam-, repeal wiiii from Ifalbeer
rounty. ('. II. Pirn for upplt. .1 A.
Fee for reitp: . 1 1 1 1 . I . hv II, -nu , .1 ; jinlg-
bmmI sodlned.
Lain P Carrey, reap., re. w. P,
BelUUei et al. applt. ani ,-al Ir-u. Ilak'-r
rounty: Vi . I. Ihitiher ami T. II
I rau lonl lor applt- : Ih
NOP I opinion iy 11,-uii .1
remanded.
Bedloy lehner, sholea eigne.
Chickens, ducks ami geoae nt IV-
' niott'n.
Pnilt jiira, extra rai ami ruhberii.at
I leawttV
Foruirhcd, nnhtrniehed timhii. Mrs.
Stratum.
Try our M
White Howe,
Boiled ben,
li. Demott'a.
Hoot hear He
lei .v Wlleos.
For c'ooil Ml i-nam see I'utton. I'urr
Bream for Mle,
I'new.-rks ami lings, lowest prices.
Tba Blea i rant,
Thr August lesigner is for anlc at
thr HI iw I rout.
Tin- Pendleton lodge ol ntneoaj will
nii-i-t this evening.
laat in at Dantott'i, boiled hum,
Bna aeeoa for Inncbea,
Mr! al. - HiMuar pattrrn- for null- at
tin- W,-rl Ii -nartini-iit Store
Raapberriaai denrbarriaa, oberriaa and
all kiml- of neeh frnit. white Howa
Denwtl leeejvad yeateraajr a ahlp
meni ol aatern ham" ami beeon nu
nonk,
Rlna applet, p
barrCm, onerrtaa
aed'a.
Mil
tii- a
Store.
.Iut arrived a new lot of Swift
hams ami l'ri-akfat bun ' Wliil,
Hone
If ran want pun- hoine reinlereil lanl
with no ailiilti-ratinli ito to -.-liw.ir
ami Oresliah.
Banrv tin- Fourth, the laryi-'t Ke
Waal .ikiar ill town, for 10 Oenta, at
I'atton's I'icur store.
Plantr priag abiehaaa! htaal
gi oa, for pn'iin-s uml ano is.-.-
parties Man ley , w Unix.
riiieappu- anil truwlH'rry ire rream
mlu, rlaret phosphate, rora-knla ami
HMelwiKxl ire cream at Ward's.
Corsets, lares, embroideries, hosiery
ami umlerwear all the new summer
style-. Wessei llepartnient Store
Dr rid llr ( asrade w I, delievred
in randlaton, at fS.76 a con I. Apply
to. i. v. Myrirk. Helix. Oregon,
ali paper, paint-, u'las-. im-tur.
arhes, it-ar-, hlark
ut Haw ley A: Wil-
slin underwear Ouantitv and
surprise. Wesel I lepartim-nt
Ktoine M
Mendl n
aenati i
John (or
aaHnned
Clara
Cupper.
eoaat)
llullerav
mlelson, applt.. vs.
lean . anneal beaa
I, A. Pag for applt
rrup : opinion by Moi
Load
liak.-r
J;
A . Boyee applt. vn. H. A.
resn: ani-ul from tirant
aplt . J. .1.
Ill
J ; modified.
I . Hliam- i
for leap : opinion
hv Moore,
For Pleasure.
tin to the Lehman Hot Bprlnga,
laaaarlf the Til Bprlnga, located la
the wilds of the lllii.. mountains of
Oaatllia rounty. the heart of tin
apnrtiniiu 's naruili-. Tfiis year tin-Hprinn-
will U under BOH inuiiaii,--inent,
uml Hverythinif that will lie of
illlivelllellie to yuests will Ik- promptly
Inokeil after. Tli,- pleasing feature of
the spring- tin- year will he ilunrinx
ami iniisir Kirkman'- on h tr.i will
htrnilli IiiUk. For lairtn-ulars address
II K Warren. BiaiUfer, or r. J, Me.
Faul, lieppner. Or.
a ifeiitieiiian raaantl) farad ol dye.
pep-:., .iv, to, lolo.wii.i; appropri.it,
rendering of Burns' fum-nis Idessini:
"BoaM have meat uml rati not eut.
and some have none that want it :
hut we have meat and we can eat,
Kodol I'y.pepaia Onra i- thanked."
This preparation will digaat what yea
eut. It Inotantly reliavet ami radi
eaiiy mres Indlaeetlnii and all atom.
Mih disorders. Tul I iu::n & Co., lead-
lag dfagjpttai
For th. Monuni.nl Fund.
The ou.-iiir button-, m.m, ir.un the
ruptured Spani-1, BOaBOTI ar. -till .,r
jaw at the Peojde'i VareboeM 'the
liroreeds from the aule of thee bullous
will ka usel to beep eraat a Bonuaianl
to the BMniorv nf tin- olid lireji iii
Vnluuteeri. They ur, inaile of hrnnio
and mjII for only :, rents.
They an- a very neat souvenir and
ptnjMa MMNdd imm their patriot Inn
and wear nm- on the Fourth ol July.
They an- also made with u pin bark
alllUhle for the luditf.
K eery body wear a batua oa the
Fourth.
New Lines Just Received..
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
A Complete Assortment
Stationery.
framing, and artist's material at Chas.
Sharp's, ohtu house btoek, Court
slr.-.-t
Boreal B Bradley ha- taken nlMlga
of the 1'elnioiiiro hotel ut WeatOO.
li---! a mniMlations for the traveling
public.
Thomas Mathowr ami Mi-s iiattie
la wen- married on Monday hv the
Iter. T. M. Patteraon ut the buptist
chnrah,
A lady's chainlets Columbia. ifoslas
new, U f)7"i Wheel, (or $X at the ( res-
rent agaaay in tin- Kant Oregon ian
bnlldiag,
I hie MlnntC Congh run--is the only
liarnilr-s remedy that imslures imnie
dlatc results. Try It. In 1 1 man A Co.,
leading dnggiafja,
Dklah oraunery butter at Parry
Hooeer'i raeai narkel on Ooorl street
It is Kuaraiiteed. V-uir money bark il
you don't like it.
Then- will In- no iiue of the dailv
Stuart for I i.r i iri-Konian on Fourth. The
Mvaraad ami Beat Oregon Ian hunlly deilrei to be
free to relehrate the day.
DeWltt'i l.itth- garly Rieere era
laaMM little pill- for liver uml bowel
Iroahlaa, Never gripe. Tuilinun a
Co.. leaiiilit: drunists.
l rank Doemey w ill run u dally stuur
b- I ,11111.11 prm.-- .Inrinu- eurou. F'or
particulars upnly at residence comer
Webb uml Qaidan streets.
Bicycles can U- purchuned ut the
Creeaanl agaaay in tin- Fast Oregon iaa
bnildlag on UMtollBente, puyuient 1,
or more, a week. No interem.
I'hy -i Lin- r-i oiiimeiiil a - class
of beer. Little Henry bus tin- best beer
in tli,- city liecuusc In- knows h iw to
Ii. iiolb- It. Drop in to Little Henry's
oabia.
Milton Fael,-: .Milton will he well
repre-eiited at tin- Pendleton relebra-
tlon. larje uuiuiicr ni our rituen-
ure making prevaratioM to tuk- in the
lighji --I. the Fourth.
Mi-s Kate Kho.les mis won tin- gold
watch oftereil by th, Magnet Cash
Stiir. in another of the MUBOrOM
dnteinaa that none baa given, Mha
lihiMiea' ticket Iwillg No. 1U.
An un-to-date bicycle at fl'o, ladies'
wheels Jii. at tin- I r.-srent Agency in
tin- F.ast irefouiuii building A Ha
ondhand bieyela in kihkI order for i"i.
Icrnis euH . without intereHt.
W. F Matlock wants to buy a team
ol m il mat-hid ilriviut; nors.-s. blacks
or i. iv-. weighing uhout iuw naah, f
kind disposition, and -: Menpefe,
For such a team Mr. Math ck w ill jmiv
a - od price.
Walla Walla statesman . About l.'i
soldo-rs of th,- troop stationed ut the
aarriaon left lam uiuht for 1'reniiliu,
Cel.. when- they will net in readiness
to no to the Philippines. The number
oi lokliura al Fort Walla Walla seems
to ba dlminiahing instead of MatMn
lag.
Tin- law hold- both maker uml circu
lator ol a counterfeit equullv illliltv.
in- aealer vbo mIm yen a dauxerous
counterfoil of DeWltt'i Witeh Haael
Balw risks your In,- to make a little
UUMV prolit. You ran not trtiHt him.
DaWiu in the only gaaaiaa and
original Witch ilatel salvtr, a well
known cure lor piles and all skin
ilis.-ase- t11t vonr dealer (live
FOU DeWltt'i Balve. Tullman A Co. ,
load lag druggMta.
A tract of 'A) acres of wheat, in the
held of .1.. T. Itondcino, towards the
Rnraka Flat country from Walla Walla,
was burned last week, the lou v
adjusted by Sam IS. BtO) . at M r
Bare, or 1B0 for tin- entire lot. As the
train was nQMiag throiih that Ngioa
in the direction of Wallu Walla, on
winch Mr Bt-nn r.l.. I,, L.
Of I noticed another lire in the Soldi of Mr
JiaU-ock, hut did not learn the uxtullt
of the coiillaKratiou.
Alex Malcolm if in town today from
Film.
a. K Hndbargi of Dnaltlla, in ut
the (iolden Utile hotel.
I i. Blanobard hi in Pendleton to
day from his Hilgard home.
- .1. I. M. Warren, of Athena, is Nf
istered at the i iolden Uule Hotel.
Williani Warren, of Wanton, in a
Kilent at the (iolden Rule hotel.
Cheater Deeringi a Iaa Prancicoo
tin- insuranc e sM-cial, is in town aauin.
Mr. and Mrn. Frank Welbn. of Mil
ton, an- (tuests hi the (iolden Uule
hotel,
H. 0, M'-uns canto up from I'mutiHa
t-slav, and is n itiit-nt ut the (iolden
Uule hotel.
Mrs. K, LeW In ami Mrs. A. Mcl'ar-
rami, of Helix, are guests at the
loiiueii i .ii le uoiei.
.i. B, savior, aanonnanlad by Mrs.
Savmr ami two children, an- at the
(iolden Hub- hotel.
Walter and Have Bloch, of La
liratiih I, nephew- of l. Alexander, ar,
visttini: in Pandletoa,
Bthel ami Arvice Sheridan, of RoM
kvM are hereon a visit with Mrs. M.
A. Sheridan their aunt.
Mi-- Mabel Mattbewa, ol Bingham
Burlnae, is visiting in Pendleton, ami
Fourth.
accepted a
OS 1 -
Mr.
w ill remain over tin
R, 1. Domltlo bu
tioii with the Hotel St. Ueorge.
I'oinitio is an expert mixologist.
Mis- Rlnel Kitner has returned botm
from Portland, when- she ha- taught
for several years in the public schools,
W. .1. Furnish has returned fn in
Hidawav springs, where with his
family he ba- been taking an outing.
Mrs. 0, B, Ropaerell has returned
from a visit in Walla Walla, having
visited her parents lor several week-.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Matlock re
turned from Portland this morning,
where (lies were visiting for several
daya,
La Grand ( bronlolei Waiter Plena
cunie over from Pendleton to look after
his extensive business interests in this
valley.
Mrs. M .. Butler, and children.
Harold and Klla, are visiting in Pen
dleton with Mrs. F.pple.
Wallace McCammant. one of the
republican national delegate-, passed
through Pendleton this Morning, en
mute home to Portlund.
Mrs. W. H Fletcher mid daughter,
Miss Agues Fletcher, left this morning
for Walla Walla, when- thev expect to
visit (or several daya.
-am l. Stoy. of Portland, one of the
nniiieroii- lir, insurance siiecinls. is
viaiting Pendleton, having come over
from Walla Walla Moinlav evening.
Price Florence, of lieppner. is visit
ing In- 'l.iug'iters. l.ilua ami l.avelle
Plorence, at tie- lion f I r. and Mr-.
A. Vaugbar.
Levi Ankenv. the bunker, ha- re-
Mrned to Wullu Wulla from atlendaiue
on the republican national convention
it Philadelphia as a delegate from
Washington.
lobn MeCoort, of this citv. left this
afternoon by Irani for Alba, when- he
will deliver the Fourth of July oration
tomorrow. II,- intend- to return to
Pemlletoii iii the evening.
The I'alles Tiiiies-Mountaineer :
Mrs. Jessie L. Vert, worthy grand
matron ol tin- order of the Lantern
tar, it tin- gm-st of her grand neon.
tan. .Mis. Mary . liven,
Mrs. M. L. Ilasbr.iu k and daughter I
K.vii ure here from Portland, uuentn of j
Mr- F. W. MeOoMM, They ure on
their wax to Prairie City, to join Mr.
H.ishrotick, who is engaged in mining
there.
W. (. Lstes and William Buyer
drove down from Athena Monday . to
which place they went for Mimlay -visit.
Mr. F-te- has recently sold out
hi- business in Athena, and is now
living in Pendleton,
Mrs. (icorga Hamilton bus pane to
Portland, to visit her Mister. Mrs.
Hurry Franti. and will go from there
to visit will, her -i-ter. .Mrs. Kinney,
ii. Astoria. Mr-. Hamilton's daughter,
Miss Hael, i- now in Astoria.
Pierre lie Laudsbeer. of Amsterdam.
Holland, arrive,) in Pendleton this
morning, uml left early in the day for
llutl it Creek, remarking thai be was
on a horse buying tour. No one
learned lor whom he desires to bnv.
Z.Mrs. Charb-s dreen, who has been
sick lor several days at the apartments
of Mr. ami Mm, Qraan at Uta Hotel
Pendleton, i- recovering from her ill
ness. .Mr. (m-eii bur delayed bis de
parture to The Dulles on account of
Mr- Qreeo'i liakneaa,
Lew Ueed is iii town from his nm
t.un ranch in the ilingha,n Iprlagl
canyon. Mr. Beed mates that tin-strawlx-rrv
crop of tbut section is alio-
-i exhausted, the last baCTll of tlie
season being due in u very few days
Mrs. a. m. Rale) recelred word
Iron, her daughter. Mi-- Ooabl lialey,
win- wrote from Colorado SpringB,
where iibc was w ith the excursion imm
Portland. She arrived in Juliet, III
Baadai horning, ami win go Imm
there to Montreal with .Mi-- Mar
(irady, sailing fur Karopa on the Allan
line oi sieamships on July 7.
R, Wooddy, proprietor ui a large
creamer) at I'kiab, was in town tinbiv,
ami left for home tin- alb-rui-on. Mr
W dy is more than pleuwd with
the developaMMl ol Imh baainaai uml
has ull th, work be run bundle His
creamery is running steadily, and the
damaad for the product is constantly
increasing.
1 1 Mclvin Fell will give a birthday
parte to a nuiiilier of bis young I r lamia
early tomorrow evening, and after the !
parade, Mr. Judd, Mr. Potwine and i
others will have u display of rircwurks i ((-'
ut the Fell residence, which tl
parents ami others lire Inrlted to at
iend. The children will view the
Illuminated parade from the onTcM ol
T. ti. Bailey and lr. B, . Vauhan,
and return to the house after the even
ing parade bus pOMed,
La Oraadc Chronicle: Col, J, H.
Ralay, prunlnnnl attorney of Pen
dleton, and Charles Nickell. adltOT "f
Juck-iiliville Times, passed over the
I road on their way ea-t on the train of
Sunday morning. Both of the.ej gen-
I tlenien are delegnteg to the national
deiaOUMtrl aoaveatloa that convenes at
I Kansas Citv on the -It 1 1 inst.. and are
eiitlinsiustic supporters ol W, .
Bryan.
I.ee MonrnOUM came home (mm the
Silet tndMa reservation, in Western
Oregon, where he went on u business
trip lb- state- that the force of em
ployes of the government ut the agency
lias been reduced BhOOl one-lialf, the
position of the Mperlntendanl being
almlished. us also were InOM in the ln
dnetrlal rlepartment, Coast farmers
Complain of wet weather causing tin
loss of a lurge ipiant Ity-of buy.
FOURTH OF JULY SCHEDULE.
How the 0. R. a N. Train Will Run Be
tween Walla Walla and Pendleton.
To accommodate excursionists to Pen.
dleton on July 4th, train No. 41 will
leaVf Walla Walla at ' a. in., Milb-n,
::..: Weston, s:(o; Athena, s 1 ." .
Adams. BtgB; arrive Pendleton (i a. m.
Ratorning, train No. -t" will leave Pen
dleton at lOlSQ p. m.
I". F. WAMSI.FY. Agent.
prazer's
Opera House
One Night
Onlv....
Tuesday. .July 3
THE LATBST MUSICAL
KCt COrtEDY -
A Spring Chicken
THE LIMIT IN LAUGHTER.
Twelve BiR Specialties.
VII
PLAIT
Liner.
Top
Villi rtnsii-i '1Vl
, IXKIIV. II VKItV I K I "Mi l
VHVM rUIKRMAN, Kb KIMIIAI.L
M,IME MVHSIIVIL. (il'sTAVK
K 1.1 M .ad oilier.
Ml Mil AL iHE
tt ih m limit.
S, ill" 'HI "S.I
Urual Prices.
m TMlraaa -v Oa,
s Urllir store.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Kansas City July 4 Round-trip Raias
Namad lit 0. R fc N. Co.
For tin- above occasion a special rate
of tiki for the round trip i anthorlted
by the ). R, i N. Ob, I'suul diver.-,-mutes
will applv going uml returning.
F.xcept for return route throogl 91
Paul the rate will be 6S.7o, Tlcketl
gisid for gO days. Stnp. overs allowed
on return trip, Tickets to be sold J una
ami :ib ami thoot nayi only,
At tin- same time tickets are -old to
Kansas City, tickets will al-,, be sold
to St. Paul and return at 60j MWM
conditions to govern ns authorized for
Kanaaa Oily tale, Oall at 0, R, a n.
ticket otlice for full particular-.
P. P. WAM8LEY, Agent.
Att.ntlon. Woodman I
Al! Bjamban "I Pendleton camp No.
41 uml visiting neighbon ar, raooaatad
to be tiresent uml participute in the
illiiininal.il parade on the night of
July 4.
LOlt.
A hunch of key-, I Bat -tore key No. '
-7. 1 house kev, 1 piwtoflicf kov and a
number of other small om-s. Finder
plea-e return to I. Hariihurt, Mam
Pendleton s Grand
vwmsinnrsirs
t7
Fine
Literary
I Prdgram
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to
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Celebration
( mil. slnuly jfTOVS ill gtlgg of lOWtt,
Plenty ol eatg and room for nil to get out of
tin lieu! and duet
In centre of town, iporti uml Bremen'g tourna
ment tor !n ptruee,
Main end Court it recti
green trees.
Brilliant illuminated parade ut night, by many
lodgei ol leorel ordert,
Btieeial treini on 0, ii. 4 N- end W I C, K. K.
roadg. with low feree.
a general good time lor
mi tlint 'lav.
pni oTToTnnnnrtr irrrv
Four
to he lined With ever-
ill wild vigil Pendleton
Brass
Bands,
and
Two
Orchestra
Free
Dancing
UI-,- 3
t i. : i i , ii Hi. w
CiLiLtiLiLIiLILSJLttJllI
9 aaaSi
i mm : zi
HAIR
LIKE THI
ta aaailv ohlainaJ))
through th- Dew of Nw
bro a Uerpicide, mm on I
MMMMM on tin mar
kt that raawbwa nod n
niriilatfa in gorni or
microbe) that U iwepon
gi( i. for nil acalp d-
aa It ttlUa niftkrx
druff and falling hair int
poeeiblr. and cnuewa a thick,
luinnant ajrowtA gj replace)
ttia former tfttn, brittle- han
To ollamao will gdeo
Had It an laaetinftMr boon
U) tfieni. oa it eroraa like m
charm on bald battle brtayinf frth a
igrowtb of eofl. Ihick hair tUml onjuDr
nigDt ba prend of.
Even dmgjffMia proclaim Ua virluoa. a
pgr th- fullowiogj ;
Office or W n. MrftorrrnoTti,
trernptioti Or'iut.
MaRTVLLL. Udkl ,V.' 1J. 9V
fir .S,r Hrril. e L. , yrUlll
fully, W . li. M M I II U H
. Voufgrrwi'
I oi Sale at al: hiral-CleUi Druy Slorc
0.R.&N
SPECIAL
He Read
Even Das
runuttt Tim. Schodu:. iaam
NM From PcnUl.ton. nwa
j Ft Mull sn ij,k. bmrer, fertjfail Mali
Ku, VV , riii. iiuiaIi.. K.li- Nu. 1
I a tta a in im Clljf, si. Uiuii, 7a'. oi
; .. '. I'lii-nK" .tii'i Kb-i. viii Nu. ;.
j 5:i . m. Onrgon Hburt Line. I":- p. ni
Ko i i-ui hi. uilw.ukw!N, ,
7:v. m. rhlfsjgt, Emi. vi. s.,iip. u '
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F.t Msll litUii. s.ii.1 sii H,i.'
":'. ni. naatuea I ?. m. I
yjti ! in. ia m
iata.aii Ocean St..mshlp 1 i p.
From Poi-tUnd.
For imh t run. li, o
Kvrjr In d.ri. J
Coiunioia It voi I I I m.
Bx.uii-U) St.iMn.rt. i .- .11. ut
Miiir'lny i,. Astoria aiul Way I
0. Ul. Ulli lillg..
1 Sn.kcRlv.r. H. U-w'tlo
h'l lull)
i . m. areana n lawnaaa, .
Mixl ir.in Umtw Ivii.ii..i,ui (or WallaWalla
ist Hill Poultry Yard...i A Complete
llsrr. ,1 VV ,ll. Huff I'lyinmitl, l...-k-. UIMo-d.t,- III,.' ( El.-. lrl- s,.ul ,
s.k UnplWM. Prle. roiilik-. vv ork aiwnnMel "nu
Klimt, lil.Dil Hcl mm
Ou,w. woae. ,--,,,. or. Pendleton Electric Supply Ht.Bs;
AfJHH "TfaWntttfl DeMill to l.l-e." No. W Ctniri Htrtt.
T() ClOSe Out... Pendleton Umbrella Works
I uilir.-ll .ii, I I'.nuola Mai to ookr
$4" K-rvclr. at r.'...v.-r... n. repair) ''lock atyilrai
;.. ii '. i . i... s-.iik- Ms.ini hi, mud !
,l , lr .11 i,s. iwlroil. a i-.impl-i, lin, ,.i ..-wioiat
i Ii i li, auinlrlos
at II. .1 Stillman'g a. J. Hlslop & Son. Props.
i traef Weaeana Main si oaan nirv..t, ivn-u.-io., onte
Hack for the Springs Farmers Custom Mill
Fred Walterr, I'riiprietor.
1 1-.,;;,;:-....,;.;, '"" ',ki..a,.
FliuiroxrliniiK.il for wlo-al
' Depot Stable. .':::,'.,""" "
LdPtt
FdDir
ianv uzovpi Miua.)', al .:.. p ui a.i-l arnv,
it m p. 01,
For hill lutoriuation ,-al! or Km,- m
II HI'gLBl'RT,
UMtral l'aviiK,T .va-'ii;
lorllalo!. lir- fan
I. F tt ,v. , v Avem. IVloliololi.
DOCTOR BLAKESLEE
ni. .ii. n. , Located In Mrndlel -n.
CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES
AM) IIISLASKS MBCILIAK TO ttDMI.N A SPECIALTY,
Tliroai ui
Heart Ml
OOO
Lots S. 6, 8, 9, it and
il In Block 61, Re
serve Addition le Pen
dleton, opposite Wasfc
inrton & Columbia River
Railroad depot, will be
sold at reasonable prices
from
$115 to $130
each. The lots are ex
cellently located and are
only five blocks from
Main street. Apply to
Take the...
Washington &
Co'umbia River
Railway
Ho- -lis-lor luak-'- a is-.'ial(y of ALI
I .nu-. Cetarra, Rh.iiniati.in rri-i
r.....-j i(,v., i.i,,,-. uli'l natn l..tt.
I'M,-- aat aeatan , un-,i eltaaei iaa a
,,l . !"' ' iri-.itnif 1 -, ulmr i,i woioon has Kiv.-n . in ropuui--
"' '""X ni"i 'i Win piiy.n-iaii mi tl,.- iinui
iii'.t,uKK,tKN m ,'Ul"u "EKt ail kaewa aaaatai aai aat kaVterMaw Uktraneaa
CHRONIC IiMF:aMKK. aiicli a ol Ibi
Knl,-s' (Klla), ityapepala; Hl..ni. i
oi iaa kaita,
COfNSULTATIOIN FREE.
A frlomlly cli.t w ill ro.t y,,u ii.-!liitt. fll ;'
lio oall ouro yon In w ill tall ou niu-l fir
Office cor. Main and Water Streets.
opp. Hotel Pendleton
For Chica
as Citv,
Nt. Paul, t. Uniis, Kim
Nt. Jis-. (iiiinhn, .ii, -i
PILES
fa njN i
-i. m
III
M" lll.l i ll w a atltaiiana i
wnaSn ill Ul A.I Hit UlATALAi i,
"ul Ii. I. in- im. ... t.
' . - . n. si. mi r. :i,-f. I.v, r l.oi
"- ul l-v until ,i. r,'.,-iH -.1 pro
All Points East and Sou.h
furtl-inU and pol, U
on the .,, p.
Maadan, Wadaaadaiaaad FriOaytal
i( luwiaya, ll.r..l.aiol Malur.a.
is., , .xi-.pt s.. ii .lay at aaoa. m.
uruatiou r. ar.iiiK rale, au.i atouav
Kill
A LR li v l ii I.
i M'KE Cl'HK
III i ml. BlJ-
ion, alia!)
r .!',.! S -
1 lala Mvatbvmal mmIri ,,( nru, ..I. mi-iii1II
V. I LLlAMb ULl'Q. CO., Prupa., Clovuluud.Oftl
rIUaCi DMVU TH l l M nnv. UKM"
i ALUKHIIEAli (
MalU VV,
vhvvis Aitm.
ii 1 1 v t.n . ur,-Kii
All the 1 utet Sheet Music.
The latest Pupcrti and Pe
riiHliculs. Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggists
Comer Main and Alta Streeta
Th. Ka.t Oragoiuaa la Beatarn Ora
goo'a repreaauiative papar. It laada, and
the paupl. appraciaia It and a how it by
than liberal pauoaaca. It la the advai
uwiuo ol lata aactioQ.
Paraonally bonduolad Waaaly Kx.ur
ttom Kv.ry Thuriday.
An exjierieiiueil wxcuraiuii cuiiiluct
or win,.,- ilutioN arc to look uftur tin-
I want.- and wol fare of pasiM-iiKon will
I U- in aaanM al louriat pn.i- cur to
U'liioago via I n ion heciea, Thin ear
leave.- I'eiiilletiin on "Tile Portland-
ftnlnagfi inanlal " gt li KM! T M. making
i-hs, i iiiiiii-etions with aimilar a4irvie
to Beaton.
Klderlv n-oplo und ladies tmveliiiK
alone or with i-hihlron will find this
I anrriea very nanreaiaat and -.it,-
fai-lury.
for tieketa, horlli rvaervutioiih and
full lulormatton, eull ou,
K. K. WAMH1.KY.
Agl U. K. it N. Co.,
Pendleton, Ore.
or J. II LUTUUUI, Ueu'l Agent,
I 136 Third bWael. Portlaud. Un.
. g
nrecracKers
QIVEN
AWAY.
On tin- Fourth, a long aj
tlu-v lttHt, we will ejive a
banoh of loud r-iirt I'iiv
crackers with u o-coiit jmr-
chaHe of Crooktry, iluHwure
or (jranitewure.
Owl Tea House.
)0 JcacsksciDini
Bast Oregonian Building.
The Pendleton
Foundry
Adjoining Pendleton Maebina
OregonShortLineRailroad
TU Biajni iQCgg To
Montana. Utah. CrJiaaaaai
and all Eaatfgra Points
i uinS 'u'"'y,'i ."' lwo '"V'.riie routoa, via tli
I o
X; iJkt Best Cookt
ri- in the G)untry recoenizc
. W superiority of
LEA & PERRINS
Tl,-. . L
aieee i original
qAUuL. aioacerTtaaaiM
acw.n, u, isiT.ii...
lorUaaM. -Meak-
andavcry vaflaiv ol nj.Uc do"
Is moat Invalnablc
JHS DI'HOAM's bos., A,-
Vsat
No Change of Cars
si
top
on ll..- f.,rlLuil-C'tiitao Special,
la wt." 1
111'' (lUeal ID
Junction
Alia and Court Strecta.
k ih.Im of seating
Inn,' on Hhort
r.xi.-rt pat-
14)'
Chcavpeet I'Utc In Uragou.
All
notiee. Work gaarauteed
em iu.ikoruiuphi.vo I. ll m't aon-l
for your work, havo ll done her,
W. H. Jones,
Sleeper
. . . Dealer In
Agricultural
Implements,
Barb Wire.
(..'otlonwisju, alrooi. rear of K ratal Cpa
ora iluiUM).
Ktinleaefl with
lilegant Standard Sleeper.
rvaa N Ordinary I - uii, i
Superb Llt-rarv -buffet Cars
Splendid Uinert, meala a la carte
Hree Meclinlng Chair Cars
Comfortable Coachea and Smokera
fcntlre Train Completely Veatlbulcd
I"" lorimjr lulormallon applv l
r.
ElegdoUy Furnished Steam Hai
aeapas'-' yal
European Plan. M
Block and. -half from Jg
Sample Koom In tonuevtUB
Kuum Kale
50c,
Agvut ii a in
J. K NAUKL
Trav Pa.
1 W AMril.KV
readlMaa, Or,
w . t.
I ' I t U i .
aki. i..7i ;.'...
142 Thiro Si., Porlland, Oraaon.
Wool for Sale
Old
Newspapers
JO PtrT INHKK CAR
Pol., imaliolvo., ., r
or wralioiua ,
I" large
Inn lit r... I
wo' orM MK3a
Olil Uo.pap,-i
Lillolli.. u ,,,
Thuri layi oftnofa week I will bant the Qoldta
I,, receive noaUl I.uIh , Lots of Wool. "
5. o, 1.1 and h,.,,t nn un-u inv ntore(
"dependent waruliuune. 1 raaerve tlte l'rlV"
t!
of
jwtmg any or all bidb.
J. E. SMITH.