East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 12, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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    BREVITIES.
THURSDAY, JULY I'-', WOO.
10s. American Girl
Tan Shoes
.lut tha thing 0r tiic mountain.
- V,
V-JaeWaaaM
Best $9.40 Shoe in inc Market.
Cull ami MB thf Bl.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoi Men.
801 Main Htreet, Pendleton, Oregon
H. J. STILLM AN IS FIRE CHIKr.
Succeeds Charles Ureulicli New Bicycle
Ordinance Boys Trouble W. & t. R. R.
Oil V'. 1 1 1 1- t i v even in, til"' 0OMMOD
council it P 1 I II (' i II. .1. Slilllllllll, WDO
has ( 1 1 lir-t i Htil II t , In stiec't'
OIhm Qranllcb m chlal ol tha Pand
inn tire department, Mr. Ureulfoh,
whose riM'nril was Hrst da--, n -mHcl
till in. in ' - .i ii M ii nt fin n i i - - i 1 1-
ileizrcc In all t In- Iiii-
Mr.
laatorj in n 1 1 1 he )
iih'kh men.
A Mar I i v I ordinaii va- m-i.l
hv Hi i inn -ii. it pfoaldaa Mi Him
r Unpfiaoamanl fur nut bom than i
Myi inr any om who rides n blovola
on any sidewalk in tin' city Tin- mi
ordinance will taki' effect mi Saturday.
Walter Adams, lurent at IVinllclnn
(or the V. V ('. K. 1. 0 aHMMMi
rat ivitli 000 DC 1 1 regard inn tin' hoys
hatitfinu on train-. j savs
"Wr an' greatly atinoveil I v a gang
of In iv- ranging in aue from tl to In
years win. are emit jnuallv climbing 00
inr car- ami tt numc vvlnl ir
trains are switching ami running
th rough tiir -tni't- ol Fandloton, ami
who. ii u boing uit off hy train nii'ii
use ahusivi' language ami throw rook I
at tin' train I ron'etful ly usk that
your honoralih' body lake the i e.sary
Man to abate tin' nuisance. "
Tin- police committee will look into
tin- matter ami aaa that tin' hoys no
longer endanger their own lives ami
liinhs ami tKMbla the irainmen.
An orilinanee will he draft, si refill al
ine tin- storage of gasoline in the eitv.
The chiefs of the Seattle. Ssikane
ami Tho una lire departments will be
MMMUliicated with regarding the mile
of tile eitv engine toaiii, which il
lesireil tu dispose of.
Kei'onl.'r MM reported (of JlUMI
I ! i niunher of arrests, (ill; lines
paid, 12. ..; license- issued, sal. sin,
full, -how-, fill; lieilillers, fl-
press, fi; total, f.s:l ; eeineterv lots,
f ill; lien-, flll.-jo; -tr.i-t rent, from ,1
V. Temple tS.M,
Trea-nrer (.'has. Hamilton resjrtnl
Balance May 111, tJO.JZL'.lil'; received
2ll.5l; paid out. f.i,iiti)."tl; halam-i
cash on i in u I . I iiue :tu, IS,68a.M; itia
tribution of cas!., general fuml, H,
000.7; eulhsl warrant fuml. f'J.ltsJ.Sti
levee sinking luml, f.)7H.H7; water
fuml. overdrawn, M,0M.M
Claims Allowed.
a. Man, M, w. r. Porrln, HI .70
.las. Hutchinson, f I. .las. Itrink, ft
w. ik. niiiiii', fi.ii i-.a-i Ur ... ni. in
it. .1.1. .1.: a.i ii
I II 1 1 1 I -1 1 .. 11., .'.) ,HI I, II Iv.'i.,
H.T, -VI ; Alexander A ll.'Xter. Il'WO
I, I.. A I'. ('..., MR): I.. ( r.u
Ml Ha na ford LJo., 1 Uhaa. Uoold
.ao;v. i Dowtuan, lu.-t-i; ii. Kani-
lor, 3.ati; t. o. Taylor, 16.78 . Naa
gle Hros., 127. ."); It. i-t, hi Woven Hoaa
... NM T. 11. Well-, M; Wm.
III. I . m.ii.
ill. ni l. f . , Mi.i. nriit, ; .laine.
rianlilnaon, R wm. Lane, Mi Ohat,
OaMon. M; J. i. Brovai 12; a. w.
Nye, Hi U Koster. 1S7.M .1. W.
aUmbroll, IIS.aOjT. T. KoImm, MO.OBi
J, ToMliaaoo, M.M .1. R, Baaw.
Il.ttl lierrv Kimhrell, Mi Total,
020.01.
Badlfly V ehner, I'hoiee rinara.
Oliiokana. ducki ami aaaaa at Da
I tnott's.
Pmll jars, extra raps ami rUMMMOl
llemott 'h.
Try our Mmha ami Java OOflMMi
White llniiao.
I'milisl ham, Rometliinx nire, nt (i.
l; Demott'a.
U naalloll stone jii(rs at R. Martin's.
Thev are very handy.
.lust in at Detnott's, bollgd ham,
tine (toisls for lunches.
i I-1 faahlonad sorghum. Romathltaj
line at U. Martin'a.
PIODty of line hams, nice average, at
llawlav .v wileoN Co.
When you want cream or ice cream,
Mlapboiaa DnttWi Hiack. MB,
McOall's llaaar pattern- for sale at
the Wessel Department Store.
The celehrateil I'eacock Hour received
fresh at R, Martin a.
llawlev A WflcOX are the hovs for
Maxomoka coffee, it is all right.
RaapbarrhM. dawbarriea. obarrlaa ami
all k i ) 1- of fresh trilit-. White Hons,..
Daaaotl raaalfad yeslenlay a ahip
BAOtll of eastern hams ami hacon; Hue
stock.
Muslin nmlerwear Quantity ami
stvle-a sorpn-e. Wessel hepartmeut
Store.
.lust arrived a new lot of Swift's
ham- ami breakfast bacon. White
House.
Il you want pure home rendered lard
with no adulteration go to Schwiirz
and OraalMB.
Tlic Native DattgbtarH will meet this
a Van lug at eight o'clock at the home
oi Airs. ('. ,, Smith.
1. 1 nig branch crackers coanilts,
pOaobM, pears, apples. RoOt beer in
packages. Ilawlc Wilcox.
Henry the Kourlh, the largest Key
West cigar in town, for 10 cents, lit
I'atton 's cigar store.
I ineapplc and strawberry icecream
raoda, claret phoaphata, coca-kola ami
llaxelwoisl ice oraan at Ward's.
t'orsets, laces, embroideries, hosiery
and underwear all the new summer
style-. Wessel Department Store.
If you are going picnicing you will
want lunch. It. Martin has u nice
atooh of all kind- of deviled and potted
goods.
Wall paper, pglnta, glass, picture
framing, ami artist's material at t'has.
Sharp's, opera house block, Court
street
A lady'a ebalnless Columbia .!.!
naWi n 170 wheel, tor Mb a) the ere--
cent agency in the Kast Oregon ian
building.
Ukhtfa creamery butler at I'erry
llonser'- meat market on Court street
It is guaranteed. Your money back if
you dot! I like it.
One Minute Cough cure is the only
harmless remed that BMMMMM iMM
Hal. re-ults. Try it. fgllMM iV Co.
leading druggist-.
HeWitl's Little Larly Kisers are
(amoii- httle ii 1 1 - for liver and bowe
trouble) Never gripe, lalliuan A
Co., leading druggists.
Kxcelsior Council No. Mi, (micro
rendu, will hold a social I ridav even
ing at Hcinlrick- hall, in honor of
their Supreme Councilor.
Illcvcles can lie nurchased ill the
Crescent Agency in the Kast Oregon ian
building on installments, payment $1,
or more, a week. No interest.
r
New Lines Just Received...
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
Judge A. I'. Tngwell, of the Tin i.i
Sun. will address the public on "Fra
ternal Orders" Saturday evening at s
p. in,, al the court house, gissl music.
Come one, come all. Admission free.
The season is advancing ; "the sum
mer silks in ii si go. " You who have
postponed your silk waist purchase till
now will have an opportunity to buy
these stylish summer silks at a lower
price than the same styles and quali
ties have ever been wold for. Alex
under ,V llcxter.
. geiiiieiiian recently cured ol dys
M'psia gave the follnw .ng aporopriate
rendering of Hums' famous Idessing.
"Some have meat and can not eat,
ami some have none that want it;
but we have meat mid we can eat,
Kislol Dyspepsia Cure be thanked."
Tin- preparation will digest what von
eat. It instantly relieves and radi
cally cures indigestion and all stom
ach disorders.
Igg druggists.
10,000 to 17,000, and have U rooma on
the second tloor.
Crls Simpson, .lames Irwin ni,l (leu.
R, I'erringer have retiirned from Kver
ett, where their horse- were entered in
the races July .'I to H. Bath one won
some of the races, bringing home a
considerable purse money.
J. K. Johnson, a merchant of Adam-,
was in Pandlaton today. He report
that the threshing season is opening
up. Jesse Hale and Mr. McDonald
commence teilav I lie Morrison- ma
chine commenced operations Wednes
I day evening.
I Mr. and Mrs. 1'. I'. Collier, of
'Mexico Missouri, have arrlxeil in
l eiidletoii. I hev expect to remain
and make their permanent hoine here
having come to join their sons, H. EC.
('. S. and J. A. Collier, who hae lieei
living here for sometime.
a,
WHKATMEN LOOKING FOB FIFTY CENTS
New Crop Markot Will Soon be Oman
nlred ani Values Indicated tor IflOO.
Pendleton, July 12 The splurge ii
wheat of reient record at Chicago wa
not Pillowed ny a corresponding rise in
wheat on the Kuropean continent, and
a a re-ult the cereal dropped hack
somewhat in iptotable value in that
market, ami also on the Pad He coast
Not many sale- are taking place in thi:
county, ami the markei has again re
sinned the condition existent here for
some lime, with the difference that
there is a general feeling of coiiHdence
that, at least tlftv nt- w ill be the
price here and at common points when
the new crop market has been organ
ized. Kvery reason exists for looking
for tin- price, and some believe it will
go higher. Wheat will soon he moving
to the MO boaW from here and other
interior points, ami it will not be long
before scattering beginning sales will
indicate somewhat tl oming value ol
the 1U0II crop. All returns from the
fields show excellent duality with fair
yield.
Wool In Pendleton.
Pandlaton, Julv 12 The wool mar
ket iii this place lias been iiuii'UHuriiig
(lie past week, with no movement from
grower to seller, and no present nro--pects
for sales of anv conseiiience.
The diillm-- of the market i- attribut
able, to the lack of diapoaltion mi tha
buyers' part to make any offers. They
state that manufacturers in tha east
are not now buying, but are getting
along with the small supply on hand
as best they Ban, Cotton and shoddy
are being used at the mill-, and this
lessen- the demand for wools. Vk of
cotton and shoddy results from a de
mand by the trade for cheaper go.sl-,
and the w ol suffers in couseuueiice.
Wool In Boilon.
Boat OD, July 12. The woil market
continues dun ami inere is aosei ,,i
-pci illation. The nominal market here
for Hue medium and line terrnlorv
continues at about BOB to f,2c scoiireii,
w ill, staple wools at Mo to 06o, Un
washed medium Missouri quartar
blond combing, Mo to Mo,
Territory wools, scoured basis Mm,,
tana and Wyoming, line medium and
line, l.cto I- scoured. .Hie to .1
ling f i 07'., to fl.10 per
to II.M mi
cental.
Available Wheat Supply,
New York, July 12. Hrad-treet
makes the following report for the
week of the available wheat -upply:
W llt'H t . I lilt. '.I SIHUM H 11.1 I'HtlNiIrt, I'SIt
ul Kcii'kl," (l.lviriiil Corn Trsilc
News). Incrense .... .Muoiin
Aiaal (m aasl in garopei ''' 1 reave a,7 woou
Mai Ngptlaa, Mataaaa ;,i.h,sihi
Initnonse decrease afloat for and in
Ruropa due to monthlv revisions.
Ilroomhall cable- thai itodkl of July I
came out smaller than expected every
where. The aggregate stock of ah Ml held at
1'nrlland, Or., and Tacoimi and .-".it-lle,
decreased 7H,lKHi biishels lal week.
Eastern Livestock.
Chicago. July 12 Cattle- It Ipta,
IN.IsHI; steer-, about 10c lower;
butcher stock steady to Bo lower; good
prime steers. f" to MM poor to
medium. I4.M to to; stoekcrs and
leeder-, steadv to strong, M.70 to
04.7ft ; cows, MMto04.40 heifers, f .i
to Ml canners, $2 to M.70; bulls. V
to M,70j calves steady, fL.'ill toOO.flO;
Texas-fed steers, M.M to 16. 10 1 gra--
SPECIAI
..French ResStaurant.
To
He Ieod
Kvery
I lay
A Complete
pi tci
.ii ean p
oool
link
I Prln
ap-UHMIe Mm
I .i ipei liillv el
res nnaM.
of Rtc-'lrlcal Hupplles. We
i nil Is'll- sn.l hoaee wiring.
Wulk tfliursm I
t .10 el I, I ie
Pendletoj Electric Supply House
to ft. 2d; Texa- bull-.
tumor-
to I'll
butch-
i choice
-leer-. 13.00
2..Vi to 8.M.
Ilog Heceipts today. M,0M
row, M00 left over, 4871 ; lOo
lower; ton. f"i. 12'.. ; mixed and
ers, i,).l'l to f.",.421.. ; good !
heavy, ". 15 to $5.40 1 rough, heiu v. IB
to M.IO; light, 15.10 to t i.:i7'.. ; bulk
of sales, M.IO P. f:, ::.-i
Sheep Ueeeipts, 20. 0(H) ; sheep and
lambs, -low to lllc lower, except ln-t
lambs, good in choice wethers, f-1 to
M.Ml fair to choice, mixed. t:t lo
ft. 10: western si p. tM.lM) to f I. .'id :
Texas -I ,,, ri.ir, to M.M: natlvi
lambs, 04.10 to 08.40 1 we-tern lamb-.
f "i to Mt.M,
(lus l.af'ontalne.
To Ciose Out.
PropH'tor.
s.i ; rn r I Slrcel.
lit II
$4- Illcycles nt JS
OjO U cycles nt JS-
.1 Blillmotfl'
Daraai Waba aaa Mala si
"ondlelon Umbrella Works
tTmtoreiioi itii'i PrMolt
t nvr-l MlH ri'Mtlr"l '
SewltlK NMhlnM wilit.
patlrotf a coMpwti Mm
chine .utKlrlt'R.
Modk linpHi rintt .
ciltoil nnil ri-
of u hi, mn-
A. J. Hislop & Son. Props.
Oouri itraat, Madlat , uragaa
Hack for the Springs Farmers Custom Mill
0-R.sR
rS 'H1 1 Time SchTZe
,,,K Prom Pl,,.3l.u.L
'ion. r-"
, '"on
r i ..inn. mil I,,. ,
, " ' Wont,, iimali. t " ri X
05a.. hs (My 2, ,Kn Noi
.
? ' rav. "";", H,s,k.llr
s,i s
TEAL oil Illli IT
I'riiinlit service, lio.nl llw-
lutc- gaawnable.
I rcil Walters, lroprlctor.
KI.VIV oil H.,
Pfoartator.
Depot Stable
rajiai lly, I'm lwrrcl n 'lay.
rtoar anhaagad '"r "ka.
nawi Mm Nad, ofcoygad i",
in, tniiiii
I, etc , slw.iys
DOCTOR BLAKESLEE
Parmnnently l.ocnted In Pendleton.
CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES
and DI0BASBI PSCULIART0 WOMEN a Sl'l-CIALTV.
Tha doctor malta. a eMelal ty ol AtX OHRONIO pngASM rash a. of Iba Head, Throat and
Lang' Catarrh, RhanmalPiu. Varaly-i-. Kul",i (I n-l. iiysp-p-ia : si sch. I.lvcr, Iteiirl ami
Kliliitiy Triinliit's, I'rlvalc Mii'l Hkln Pisceses.
IthM had Riiplur,' rurcil wlthniil thi' uv ol the knife.
Tha doctor! aaa aMthad al traatlag dlaaaaa. peeallai in aaaMa lias ivaa mm m reputation
of halag iii'- Moat raaaaaantl phyatelaji an the soaat.
RHggitgNcn PatlaaM Hggg arall kaowa Moei.. and aot la Florida or tha MtfllpplM
laianiat.
COINSUI TATiON
Office
rnrr frl.ndlr ahai arlll pmi ran anihlng, aad it
rK L.. b. inn earn fan in- in tcii fou n aaa give
Hotul Pnndloton
staple. .Vi
line. lOfl to I
staple, otc lo Mo.
ami tine, 0o lo
Sir; staple, .'id t,
line meiliniii and
scoured, 60c to "i
Idaho, line medium
17c ; scoured, fiOc I
i.ii
Australian, s, red basis, so,,i prices
nzo to ,
Mparflna
good
il-
Tal 1 mill ,v C,
lead
PERSONAL MBNTION
9
home t...lav from
guest
Complete Assort men t
Stationery.
ul
All the ! utest Sheet Music.
The Latest Papers and IV
riodiculs. Tallman b Co.
Leading Druggists
Comer Main and Alta Streets
KOEPPENS
MODERN
PHARMACY
Everything that is krpt in a first
clai, up to dale diug ttor.
115 Court St.
BIOS FOR COUNTY PHIN1IN0.
NoUwi Ii ihaiah f tyou Uui walad W.i. win
..'eUk, a. u oi. Moii.U). July Jim iuu
.ill coini urluilUK I , lw J" , ' ;
; ii. iuk Jul) l.i, lafc. Illauk lurm-ot WJ.tTu
l. liirni.Uw i, avjillmtluu. n rlaui lo rV
Jul an, ami all l,l.la Is i.wnr. " 1 u
or. 1). i iiAUjihiti. un Caaaiyutart
Byora caiin
rtlaad.
lojin i LaMMMi ol Bafcar Oitj
guest at the Hotel I'elldlelon.
Mr- Rroam, ofMookaaa, is th
if her -i-li r, Mr-. I.-Iiii (ioar.
.Mrs, Swart of llingham SpringB, Has'
visiting in I'emlleloii on Wcdneedav.
Norval Jones has tone to Walla
Walla (or a vi.it at his former home.
Mr-. Joe Kluin has gone to Albany
to visit with relatives, during the sum
mer.
Her! 1'arl came home Wednesday
evening ironi a two .lays viit in ,a
(ramie.
Mr- Conrad I'luUoeder and children
have returned from a six months' vi.it
in liermanv,
Mr- S I'. Sharp and son Lawrence,
I Athena, are visiting at the home of
W. I raiier.
(,ii- leiitM'h is able to ba out on the
traat, after a week'- coiitiueiiient to
In- room with sickness.
Miss Shivelev, who has b en the
.ii. -i oi Mis- ltdna Crawford, has re
turned home to Am iria.
Miss Ktbel (iarlield is in La drande,
where she ha- a large class in music,
whnli .he is successfully teaching.
I rank Mitchell, pharma cist at ltrock
A M. 'Comas' drill! store, has g hu
Lehman Springs for an outing.
Mr-. OllltOtl Cleaver has gone to
Lugene and Cottage (,roye, for a vi.it
w ith friends (or a couple of montht.
Jim- (iarrieon, was in the citv and
left tin- morning for the John )'a to
gather beef cattle for Sound parlies.
Mies Delia llelnllev leaves thi. even
ing for Blnghaai Springs, where .he
will is-a guest oi Mi-- tubal llgthava
for a week.
Mr- Robt. Miligan arrived ye. tor
dav from Waterville, Or., to vi.it her
brother, C'ha.. liuale, and to aee her
father, who is now Ht years old.
Hev V. I.. Korlics arrived hiiine from
1'ortland, where he nerved as one of
the examiners in the West Point ex
aminations. .Miss Nellie Sloan lui't Wednesday
evening on the W . A ('. it. It. fur fa
coma where.he will apeud the .um
nier. A cablegram wa. received today Hay
ing that the .(earner Dresden arrived
in BfMMg balay at noon bearing the
parly (roil, IVn'dleton who saibsl on
June 'M Iron, llaltiuiore. I
f. K. Howard is working on nUns
a two and a hall siorv hotel at
milling
'f to KJi
Wool In San Francisco.
San Kranci.cn, Julv IS, W
.-I .' ing .-veviina, i ,c to i.ic; -1 -r i ,
Oregon, 1 00 to loo: valley, Oregon, Is,
to OOO. Fall Northern moanMlB. til.
lo I'Jc; uioiintiiiii, lambs'. He to loc
San Joaiiuin nlain-, Hr to 0c; Hum
iion ami .oemiocino, l ie to He per
pounn
Wool In Portland.
Portland, Julv IS. -Wool -Valley
I'.'c lo 1.1c for coarse, loc lo Hie for
be-l I a-lem Oregon, (lc In IV: line
hair, 'Joe per nound.
Skins ana illdai.
Portland, Julv 11'. SI nskins-
shearling-, I0n to OOoj iortrooll HV
to .'toe; niedium-wooj, :i0c to 50c;
long-wool, 80c I.. II each
Hides Pry hide-, No. 1, III poiimjs
ami npwarii, lie t.. l ie; ,ry kip. No.
1, ft to In sunds, Ifte per pound; dry
calf, No. 1, under ft pounds, Ifte to 0
dry sailed one-third les- tiian dry
tllllt ' - ill I hides, sound steers, 111)
pounds ami oy.-r, 7c to 0c do 50 to (io
pounds, , kte do under fto ioiiuds ami
cows, 7e; kip, LI lo s, ilmls. 7i9e to
Mr; do Veal, 10 to M s,iu,,l.-. 7 iB,. " ,o
calf, under In poinds, 7'.4c;" green
aaaglMd), l per poinnl less; culls
bulls, slags, Inolhe.ileli, badly cut,
.cored, hair slipped, weather licaten
or grubby , one-third less.
Wheal in Portland.
I'ortland, July 1-' The Commercial
KevieM in it- issue, if t.slay .ays of the
wheat markei : There is' nothing to
chronicle of inis,rlance in the wheal
market- here for Ihe last week. There
in very little doing and sales are very
lew and small. Farmers are all busy
harvesting and paying no attention to
the .ale ol their grain, and harvc-tin -
i. in lull swing all i.ver the country.
BgpOfMM are taking liieir MgMl Nat hi
mis lime 01 the year ami are gelling
ready for the new seas, 111. Tonnage
ha. shown no improvement and rales
are very linn at 1 .tunings .1 pence
and scarce at that. There will hem,
active movement for six weeks. I,v
that time iiionI of the grain will be
1 harvc.ted and in warehouses. Daring
that time We expect to see a OOUtilMOUa
dull market as 10 .ales. Spring wheat
.ill IORM portions 0' the valley is not
verv promising. We quota club, 5Ue
to 57c; Valley, Mo blue .tein, 57e to
OOr per bushel.
Wheat In San Franei.eo.
San Francisco, July 1'. Wheat has
moved anything but freely and prices
show 11 .mall decline. Freights are
comparatively small, ami the advance
in freight ' rates has unfavorably
affected grain values. Offerings have
inn Heel, excessive, hut were 111 excess
of tli, .hipping inquiry. BgpotteM1
.imitations on No. 1 .nipping is $1.0:1',.
Dandruff and
Falling Hair vorWi
bafon the magic touch of
Ncwbro's Herpicide, the
latest scientific discovery.
It kills the dandruff gWBUh
Destroy the cause, you re
move the eitcct. Kill the
dandruff germ, and your
hair will grow abundantly.
St. A.TB01TT. Idaho Hoc. . tt.
MiTMrlili' iI.n'. ..II Hint v..,. . Im. In. il fl
ha. 1 ' 1 ' 1 inr tu ,1 (rum ilinnlriitT. ana li lt
uij hair in,.' .in., ...ii . OaaaaaMa Caoa.nu.
for Sale at all Flnt-Clan Drun Storti.
cor. Main and Wator Stroets. onp.
. Halul 3. ten
Pail M.111
T :i h. m.
in 1 . . in
s:li X. III.
i . ; -1
iret'sOMtl,rF;1. via
rtettaag Kim k
r LIU IH'y.
flfl.an c. .
From Po?,7,'nr
KnrRan Franclico
Rrery flve rlayt.
5(
1 an in.
Kl Snniliiy
Mlarday
In a. 111.
Columbia River
Steamen.
To aatorla , n
uaaalaffi
im p. 1
,. . . 1 1
l.v lllparla
Pally
aia.
Snake Itlver.
Otgatti to lialnu
Mixed train leave. IVnUletarTT;
my except Sim.l,,; , al.v.t, .
aw p. ni. r
inr inn lahnaaaltaa . ii or aagaua
, V It lll lllHI u-llelii-ral
I' -"'.al
t t, WAM.t.KV, agl'lll
I V I
"tilt
DM 1 ' .
'.'i..llet.,S
Bingham
Springs
'(I' lOll ,
QeO DARVBAUi Miop.
Blolutl) Furnished. Steam Heated
l-.urnneiii l-'fan.
Blodl a n! 1 Ii 1I1 from it -p -1
'ample p ' 11 1 11 1 In connection.
.uVKi;;i""M;;.e'ni,v wi',,,:M!:iuh;!h''' a
ir. tru. Ira I I .1 '"u
11 1 o,,- mini p.-
Taiiie board t aaal
Meals . 1 .'iii- .uui . 1 .
1 lOiiniiiK si Clin p,T
-M . .1.1 I.O.- Ill 1 II,., ,
KxrarataO rate. Inn ,,.,1, ,
K.ir latonaattaa Mrtri
reel up
r .',.,
11- suit l.iur.i,..
week lurrwl.
the
Manager Bingham Springs,
DIBBON, 0RI00M
Room Rate
n()c, 7.Sc. II.Ml
Take the...
Washington &
I i aTV
L,tt iimnin wtvtr
aa- ' tvat B X V
Railway
WOTT'S ETinvSIBV
For Cliicaito,
.as Citv,
1 "at 11 1 , St. L0VM1 Kan-
Joa. ( Njnaha, ami
All Points tast and South
Portland ami polt ta
on the Sound.
ROYAL PILLS
Knit HALF
They BfOrOUma Weak-U'-sj.
irregularity and
OtBlaalona Itiereaae vlg
0.' ami li.-inisl, " ivntou
ii.-trualini. Tli.-y ure "LIFE 8A . UB8M to pirla at
lvomiiiihisjtl, iiiilinrs deTolopnteiit of orgaiM ami ln.ily. No
l:i:ov.n reu.cily lor women equals tbOBL Cannot i" l .irai Ufa
' " 11 l.tH) PER liOX BY B1AUL Hild
by drutrttiats. DR. MOTT'.S CBBMlUAIi CO , CI , ;Uud. Ohio.
lt Till' I'KlSKKIt lllll'l
Tuiii:.
Mil K'lllN. 1,'
vrnv. - Mon.Uy., Weilm-iMiars ami Krlilay
l 'I '
1 1 :.V
Taaadai ., Tlmrs.lnv .a. satur.Uv
Hiel a. i 0111
PaaarU oalli aiaapl Hun.iay i
lur Itiliiriiialliin r. tfsr.tiii ran
iii,slatlon, call on ur add real
W AliA.vlS. Aio'in,
I't'lllll.'t..,. I It I .....
H. B. C.ll.llKUIIKAII.Il. I'. A..
Wall.. Ualla. Waili
OregonShortLineRailroad
1IIK IIIIIM I KOI rth In
You Can Get
The Celebrated Pilsner beer
in bottles, delivered to any part ol eity, at
Sl-SO per -Dozen.
Mj Bottled by Ceo. J. Pottner
Byers' Best Flour
To mtice good bread use Hyers' Hest Flour it took first
Malm at the CmOagO World's Fuir. over nil competi
tion, and oivcs excellent satisfaction wherever used.
Bvery sack is Ku irauteed- We have- the best Steam
Rolled Hirley, Seed Rye and Beardless Bftley
Pendleton Roller Mills
S tYi:KS. lr..p.
T TTT7T;
t oh JLUJIt ttSl
PRINTING,.
or
ALL
KINDS
AT THI;.
...OFFICK
Hra 11. SI ort-. 1
MonliiMi I t. id,
ni'.: all Kastcrn
Colorado
Points
l.iv,'- rllrtlie nl lu. Irt.ern,. o. .1-
I Slii'. I'll I'll K..I M.i I It.,. ... m.,
I.I. IN 111. Sc. 11;. 1 . 1 11 1 -
Mo Change of Cars
,111 tlie I'nrl lam). Cli
llic Weil."
Hit" I pel tail. "UM tiuetl lu
Owl
Soap
Contains
No
kosin.
I thi' Willi
iileyaitt Standard Slcenera
r-'lne Ne- Ordinary Tcuriat Sleeper;
Superb Library -bullet Cars
Splendid Diners meals a la carte
I ree Keclining Cbalr Cars
Comlortable Coaches and Smokers
l.ntlre Train Completely Veatlbuled
tKnr lurllirr lul.iruiaiion ai.ply tu
t I ' WAaULgY
Am-m o. k. ii N. Co., Magtotoai, Or.
I K. NAIiKI.. . e. COM AN,
irav. nam Aat. gooT, tval
142 Th 1 ni St.. Portland. Oration.
Oregon Lumber Yard
TTTtTilaIariBtaai
Luiiibcr,
Lath,
ShiikKle,
Huiluiniy; I'.ip,
Tar Paper,
Mouldinu,.
Pickets,
Lime and (Jement,
Brick and Sand,
Sash and Doors,
Screen DoortA Wimlows
Terra GottM Pipe.
Jones' Chain Drive Mowers
BAIN WAGONS.
CXLUMBUB BUGGIES.
RACINE HACKS.
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES,
r.nnn h
Kill I
kind
littli
inn
ul
(!' Hardwooda, Belting
Ifaobine ESxtras, Bole
km -! i.iiwt,r ( ( . I III A '
Oill and all
igenl lor 1 lu
HER.
Mill
Ml PRICES ARE RIGHT.
K. L. SMITH
Court and
Ihumpso'i sir, els
A Big Harvest for the Ladies!
Legal Blanks
Of all Kinds.
UgpMMflaalail mmpIUm
Prices
of
In OlOM mil
if Lavllea',
Cliildron 'a
HirantiM itook
Misse.-' an, I
SHOES.
No other such opp0rtunit was ever be
lore olieree lo shoe buver. mi u-...
dlctoo.
UdlM, don , ivw . ,u,ri
" '"'IT. -i'.,, that this is merely
"rln ill '"'-ines.-." 1, ;
iltj arhl id ,1 ,,;, ,B(rJ hm,2'
Lddiea', Hisses'
Chlldren'a
Shoes at Cost.
Pendleton Shoe Store
SKA LS!
Notary and
Corporation
$3.50 to $5 Deliver
' IflMf 'f u. anil save )
Ordrir. lor Kuboer huunu
alao aollolted.
EAST OREGON. AN PUB
CO
J. Klein, Propriefr.
Owl Tea House.
for
Law 1..11 tu he erected
UtMaUaaa! company.
(iastiline Vlantels
hy the l.uwloii . . ,
11 i to cat and Chimneys.
Borie & Light, Props
Alta St., opp. Court llo.isc.
Old
Newspapers bi
TO PUT I'NDKK OAU.
lieu, un .helves, wall,. .,r
W I ttl'1.1 l,U I 1 1..,
'I'l lU'Wkl'nls-r.- lit Uru..
biin.ll. . of u 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I
al TIIK KANT DKKtiONlAN OKKIC't. l'u..
Wu. hi. .....
7-i.i fTiln Stroe t
so ver
Lea & Perrins'
SAUCE
I, and ZfmiS5 "
tIK "ZpSm1
-.'..lulc I. ott
OHIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE .
HtlWAKX ok IMITATIONS flXJJ
Anrou tiding h ilat
n.ilarlw ,iaw-r I al 1 1 OUT I'l
InvaaOon ! v'i.'iiSSX
limit tlrli'l Ir i .ii.tldeill ll . 1 1 "'.,, pt
tent Iru.. lllilatl ." , 11 uVrT.iT
I'.l.tlt IhI.'ii llir.ius'i Mu,,l,.,
Uncial notice, wiiliuui char."
.ii us". 'Zlm-
tjm wtue. wiiuoui . aj
A hanaaomelr lllutlralad oj"'!"! leriw.
euiauun " y 'y"'',v,i trail "'Talt