East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextColored Shirt Waists SLAUGHTERED Note the following prices: J, grade to door, li trade to elo ! aign.de tooloj L 7ft Snide tootog J., a, to 3.M grade to :( 4c 79e Htlc !lc 11.19 Cull before your size Is sold. Ev ry Waist win bJ closed out within the ne.t (if teen CaB NO LATOVER AT UMATILLA. , ,tl,.-it tho ordinary bur- P.i.en.ar Tr.tnm.n Now Double Out of M.'" ,lf ,," lnf ''"."!"""" . ,,.,.. Stok.. Pendl.ton a Railroad Center. . 1 "r, R of days the campers n j. , . . . have been r. ininif an v from tho an- V niMiiicinrH anil nrakem. n on tic ( ) . i 1.1 t .1...... only H roniemnranee 01 1110 gnrgcouv Heaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. ...ii 1 ,111 V IS, 1900. fIUKSMAKIi IN PKN DLKTON. Feet Lour aa 1 . in nno Throe " U, tollao UP""' tho Sidewalk l . m.l V ' ' nil- hv 1)1' before, mi rattle- in I II II- poi . . v.Mr-. "ii 1 111 11 '"" " Batbi t ' n0 0OB,PTi,,n rimer" " r - J XX MR. TWJy. h"t kp.w, KU i'ii""" m nw .,! II III .1 wltboal 1 'i- in.' while wnikiiin i.nr llii' l.i'i" rem- m rolled DP on Mm fullc llll -IIIIIIHH.' """S wiiii. Sm thin the Ii.h.Ih ..iw-iiml tta the creature, which measured -SJUt )tiK od had ruttleson the : in-tail t" uir.iw ii tin ..... W nttlHimk.' 1- utmost thing tbrtMf' in tlii- I'll" "' country, Dim in the mountain!, whore imiF.'lv tiniv . r ilium, they are KMom rnroiioti-r.'.i. Tbfl ere places ntlir mountain, where "in rattlers . :.. ........ 111,111 ItitiH whore m' ... nn.i in !' , thev arc never seen lor mo reason .... . 1. ...... 1.11.11... I hiTf I I I I 11' I. J ' '' I Ml' ii....-. - It Mil yam. stxl ihoop always i irrainite rattli-nuki's nr other kinds ,1 ,,,,,,. r,'.til.- Wherever sheen vr reife.1, ruttli-r.. ar t found, MM paciuli 1 1 vint; I lore, 20 to rurtrioi.l, I taring never loon bm of then How's ThllV ottt On Head red r,u.ir Mwaid let .as- of laiarrii Unit titiiiM.t Is- curi'd l.y iliKlirrh 1 nr. I I I'llKNI l . " I'n.ii- . u.l.'.lii. '. uii'Wriioi''l haw kaowa r, J. Jh" Jhrtll.' lul till. .'Ii ".ir- hii.I ImH'V llllli nMr kooorii.' in nil buitnaai imiirtuni u 'turltlly lM 10 carri Ml i.iikh lwe'ttJf by their II r 111 ami a 1 h 1 x . Wliolnali liriiuin-l- TiiIimIii, OIiIii. ffil.11 W. Kinnam JL Marvin. Wliolfwl. UniKXlit-, T.iI.mIo, Ohio VI. I'urrli 'urn 1- ink. 11 iiilurtmlly, '! Ill.lHn ill nl. l... I.i...... ..Il.l lull.. HUM -II. In.. Hrli : - i-i IhiiiIiv mm l.y ildrtuUl. T.'ll.n..liinl- rTM. lu l 1 Mull) l ill. hi., ihc 1. .1 n;l- on tlic walks, were supposed by tlir tonus of tbe old ordinunre to warn with a boll and, if the pedestrian did not move to our si. I.' and make full room fur the wheelmen to puss, Um latter was required t.. st..i and dis ::..uiit, and walk by Ihe pedestrian. If any wheelman ever did this, DO ODC discovered him in the int. It was unite I (umiliur experiei for people to hear a whir and a rush of some thing pMMing throOgh the air like 11 ballot, and BOO a wheelman speed by, barely mieelne the loot pa we niter, ana, indeed, sometimes not tnissina, but baapini into the footman heio re piec ing himself up and growling about the impudence of people who pre sumed to use the sidewalks when wheelmen desired to train on them (or future bieyele races. The complaints bei'imie so numerous, that the fwODCll was forced to deprive the wheelmen of anv privilettes of usinu the walks, and the ordinance passed on Wednesday eveiiintt was the result. The marshal is expected to enforce it to the letter, and it may he necessary to "pinch" a few of the riders before the new regime becomes the accepted one in Pendleton. U Trill Plain bnourfh. If you have a natliliiik' coimh and are losinn tlesh. Ko to a druij store, and Ket a bottle ( Hhiloh's t'onsumpt ion euro. Take two-thirds of it, and then, if you are not Ih tiled, return the bottle to the drutjiist, ami be will re turn vour moiiev. lsn t that lair. ro e could ask more. 26 cts., TM cts. and $1 a Isittle. Tall man A Co., lead ing drmglete. Rooslved Sick Bsnetlti. To whom it niav concern: This is to eortifv that I have received three weeks sick benellts from the reliei fund of the "Order of rend... LUU1RA UH. Kxcelsor Council, No. IIM. K. (V N line are ula.l of a ehanea made by the superintendent wherebv they are required no more to lay over for twenty-four hours at I'matilla. The present running of the crews takes them into Stokes, seven miles bevond I'matilla towards Portland, and thev doable beck to Portland, This eieei them twenty-foor boari longet at i'..rt land. Bpokene trainnrvn ge toStokoi and dohle Wk. No chanee is made in their runs to Pendleton. Speaking 01 the running of the pas senger trains now, under the new double train schedule, a conductor said : "The (.resent card should suit the traveling public. One mav now go in every direction twice a day, and DO long stoiM.vers necessary. According to the schedule, you may g,, tu I'ni.m, 1,b QnUKW, Baker City .r Klgin and re turn to Pendleton the same .lav. You may go ... Walla Walla and back the same day. You may also go to I'ma tilla, Kcho or Arlington and get back to Pendleton the same day. You may come in from the north in the even ing, and go either east or west the same evening. You may come in fr..m the east in the morning, and go . t or north the same morning, and von may conic in from the west in the morning, and go east or north, and in the evening, and go to the north or east. In short, the oomnanv has at last found a schedule that seems t.. suit all jwrsons who travel, and we who run the train hear absi.ltitelv -no complaint regarding the service. " The (). K. A N. Co. has received two new dining cars, one of which will rc- place the old t'nioii Pacific car which has been in use since the new service went on. To what use the second new diner is to be put the trainmen seen at the station did 1 1 t know. It had come ns far as Huntington, and had not yet been placed in service. The railroads are anticipating an immense tramc in wheat, in the event the price induces a readv sale. There a lot of the old wheat vet on hand in the I'.ustcru Oregon and Washing ton houses, and, if the market causes this to be sold, il will la1 due out just about when the new crop is ready lor transportation to the seaboard. At this time, considerable wheat is gning the seaport-, and some of the new crop lias heeii received there. I he hrsi car went from Whitman countv. hipped by the rnoiflc t'ousi a. levator omiiany, and was almost or quite a month earlier than in former years. It fulfilled the promise of the ilkNi crop as tu 11 nit 1 1 1 , mil gra.le.l 1 straight. With the old cr..p and the new, the coast facilities will he crowded to handle the cereal output of the Inland Empire, Klir OFF THE SIDEWALKS. Mlaon Muit HeraaUor Rid Only on win. Ntw Oriflnanoo Tomorrow. Totuurnia, the new bicycle ordin- atr will Ih'C.iii fl. dive. It provides ttlt tl" one ni t- riili, 1111 mi.' uiilL .if 'i . u 111 l ie nit..' nine 111 1 ne Milan ... . T I II.. --...mm- ii- v,t, - Mi'H' Ull.l ,'11-111 sJrrit.Niil. It nukes no exception, gikmifter eycliet muHt rani aai bar IU' if. n, i. '1...., ....... ".1. 111 in,- rn iney ure guuiy 01 B illing one nl the laws passed by the council in nl duly signwl by the ifor and leeorder. MDetlBM the council had re PW MBiplainU (nun manv DMfaOM l tiriOII I, in- .,( tl... ..iiv minimi Ik,. .1 I. r. .. "n -7" "jiii.,.11 ih-ii' ; 1 1 1 ir.ir. I I IIL' III' II in-, .-il rum. u,..l f.iil.i.l In nil. tlii. u. 1, ,. .1 ,. u, 1 1 in-tan. .', w hi el'iiieii, when rid- Te :.. .,. ,. llr WATCHES.. CASTORIA Bean the signature of CHAa. K. Pli In u.r for more lliau thirty yrun, and MUCHLY WANTED J. 0 BUT DISAPPEARED. For Plaasure. (io to the Uhman Hot Springs, formerly the Teal Springs, ha'ated in the wiids of the II I He moiintaillH of I'matilla county, the heart of the iportoaan'i nana lie. This pear the springs will U' under new uiauage ment, ami evervthlnt 'bat will be of convenience to guests will be promptly I. Hike. I after. The pleasing feature of the springs this year will be dancing :i in I nil - it Kirk'niau's urchestra will furnish music. Kor particulars address II. K. Warren, nnii iiner, or pr. j. Hi Paal lleppner, Or. Blimark'i Iron Nerve Was the result of his splen'did health Indomitable w ill and tremeiidooi 00 ....... ..... nl liiiind where M'.lna. ii Liver, Kidlievs ulid BOWOU are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success thev bring, use Pr. Mug New Life Pills. Thev develop every power of bruin and body Only 25c at Tallmun and C.'s drug store. Former Weaton Protesiior. The Evening Post, of MoMMtOWOt " es irgi 11.1, ;-.- .. , ..,.. a.,,., ,.ot ,.,,i,. witli me now has the lo llowing MWtion o . .... 1 .. . h(r HiMil mfmU , Diamoer 01 in ......... ;-;-. 1 .,.. .. si.,. hurried away without Oregon ntuie nuiuia. . " " Dubois. Wanted Here for Larceny by Bailee, Eludes the Ottloera. .1. O. Iiiboia, agent for u nickel-111- tli.-sh.t machine, who was recently 111 Pendleton for a couple of weeks, and who was wanted for larceny by bailee, has slippe.1 away Ironi the ken of the ..Hirers ut North Yakima, and cannot now be found. Puis. is has attracted considerable utteiitii.ii in several towns in Washington, and the other day, ac cording to a North Yakima dispatch, aci'ollilii isncii me lorciuic u. kuii-ii. .11 .0 his wile. A telcgrutu Ir.m North Yakima ill the SHik!Hinuu-Ueview huvb : "(.race luls.is, wife of J. 0, Hil ls. is, the man for whom different offi cers have been searching for issuing forged paper and making worthless drafts, bus returned home to Pocatello. "One week ugo she came to this city and registered ut the Hotel liartliolct. She bad DO money, and was a total stranger. She rcluled to Cluu.le llriggs the fl'.rv of I...W her husbund had been detaineJ ill the town of KiUville and sent her here in financial straits. Knags w r. lie a 1 1 lend in K it. v i I le and leurned that Dubois had been arrested there for passing u worthless draft, but the mutter wu. fixed autisfadonlv. lie advanced some money lor the woman's I.. and bill und removed her trunk to bis loeideiicc, when- he guy. her MMBDOrarV houic. When Dubois reacbrd this city in u lsn cur he went to the hotel and asked for his wife. On learn inn 1 be had gone to the llriggs residence he immediately called and u. v i veil the freedom of the house. "llriggs had a telegram from Dtils.is from HlUVIIle wuriiing nun wiui n. hud U'tter settle the remainder M the hill in that town or trouble would Mie. When he deliverisl this to Du bois the young man left the city. About the same Ii u telegram was ii'.., I In the sheriff from Pendleton ...-11 1,1' him to urresl Dubois on il charge of forgery. The officers searched the cilv und country for two days, hut ...... 1. 1 11. .1 li.'.uU' the man. On Miuduv I, milt he came l. town in u biggy und forcibly ubducled his wiie. llriggs in terfered and requested him not to take the woman away at thai hour of th. iiL'ht but Dubois insisted, suying If (.rare duel llol scenes that attracted so many of t lie white people to the grounds. ONE FIELD WENT 38 BUSHELS. John Haaen. Five Mllea North of Pendle ton, (lets a bood Yield. One field on the John llagen farm has all leeii threshed and the yield de termined. It went thirty-eight bush els to the Here. The John llagen place is five miles north from Pendleton, The Held that was threshed was not a large one, and the remainder of the crop may not hold out at that average. It is scarcely atpoetOO that it will. A field of barlcv, four miles south from Pendleton, fia boon, threshed, and yielded thirty bushels to the acre. This is regarded as a very g.l turn out for that land. Some of the fanners further north and west have done considerable threshing, but not many have indi cated what arc the yields. Ii. Miller, whose ranch is six and a half miles south from Pendleton on Dry Tutuilla creek, is bHilling wheal to town, threshed this year. He brought in 70 sacks today, between nine and ten thousand pounds, with a six-horse team, which is part of a lot of 5(HI sacks he lias sold lo W, S. Myers at tifty cents a bushel. It is red chafl and hlueslein mixed, and Mdsja No. 1. It test.nl .Ml pound, to the bushel. He threshed 142 acres and got a yield of 1000 sacks, or al.nt iiTtHi baabel. for tl ntlra Aod of 141 acres. Mr. Miller also threshed 80 acres of barley, which yielded 4(H sacks. Heft Vail at Hotel fenalaton. I W White, Portland. W D Denver, Portland. J A All's., n. Portland. I (' fie TOge. Portland. A 1' Meaner, Kock Springs, Wyo. II I I ren. h and son. MoaOOW. Eva Matbis. linker OltJT. Mis KathoriDe Braohtol, Bamptor, .1 A Cook, San rrunciseo. J II M'. ran, l a lirande. G S Youiigmnii, Portan l. Blllie Worth, Spokane. B II ('..man. Portland. A .1 Hall, Spokane. Kube Shields, Hostoll. Prank shields, Boatoa. Mr- Babe Ihielde, Booto. N H Hodman, st Paul. J A Kirkham, Portland. W T Wallace, Portland. A P Bradbanr, Portland. M W Pillshu'ry, Portland, lie.. MoQIlvery, Spokane. P B Oarretsoii, SI Paul. .1 K Bennett, Colfax. K B Tarbat. c.ifux. Wm Wolff, Laa van worth, Krunk McArthur, Cel. .las W K le. Portland. W A Kichards, Chicago. C D Frailer, Portland. It Saved Hla Lea. P. A. D.iiiforth, of l.a Orange, Oa., suffered intensely for siv mouths with a frightful running sore on his leg. but arrlUM that BOOklon'l Arm. 'a Salve wholly cured it ill ten days. Kor Di cers, w.iiin.ls, minis, it.. us, i .in. or Piles it's the best salve in the world. ("lire guaranteed. Onlv 2c. Nil.l hy Tallmun V Co., druggists. Mid -Summer Clearance Sale TheM promise. RtfUlftt price o. 75, KeKiilar price 1.00, Kegular prfca 1 . i.s. Rl pillar price 1. 50, RoftllM priie 1.75. KetiuUr price 2 00, Rtfpilai price . 15. Kegular price 1 50, Regular price J do, Rofjttlar price 5 do. pricca don't tell baUl IN FULL BLAST. WOMEN'S WRAPPERS. Clearance price lO.JJ t i. iranco pi 11 e C'learance price Cleiii.ttK e price Clearance price Clearance price WOMEN'S Clearance price Cle.n am e pi ii e Cioaranca pi l Cleatam e pi 1. e 011 lava DM MV you save von save 7J .q8 II.) 1.4 J you save 1 . 58 you save PBTTIOOATB. $0 95 J OB MVfl .i)() you save 1 . 7H ) 1111 save . S" von save Jo. JO 21 3' 33 42 1 14 a 1 SO tin ttory. Come and warn tli.it out performance in I. t iter t h.i n CHILDREN'S HEADWEAR. Sun BOMMtl cut on ev.-rv on. Tain O'Sli.tnteis .m.l Moods in white wash Malarial at dlOCOUItl ol Irom 15 lo it, per Tho Peoples Warehouse, th Leader.. HA1ILIN0 Mllllne GRAIN nKOINS SOON. be an . loap ' ' Cuticui.ao.p a in Transit Rate Said to Element In the rroblem. Partners will soon bo hauling their whoHt to the grain stations, as the threshing has commenced in many lo calities It is said that the refusal of milling in transit rate to W. S. livers, of the Pendleton Holler Mills, pre vents him Loving at stations on the W. ,x 0, K. II. road, the looal rate being such as to make it impossible for him to buy there and handle the wheal at a prolit. Many farmers who prefer t. sell to a mill will therefore haul to Pendleton or other stations on the O. K. ,V. N . lines. The impression has been given in some .purlers that the milling in lranit rate has been granted Mr. Byen by the w. . 0. R B, Inquiry elicits the informal ion that this is not the case. An Upldemle or Dlarrlieea. Mr. A. Sanders, writing from OomnV nut Orove, Kla., say. there has been qaita an epidemic of diarrhoea there. He had a laTere attack and was cured hy four doses ..I Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Keuie.lv He says he also r .inmen.le.l it lo others and they say it is the best medicine they ever used, l-'or sale by Tullman A I'..., druggists. .we An ut.-to-dale bicycle at f2", ladies' wheels 2i, at the ('reseent Agency in the Past OragOOlaa building. A second-hand bicycle ill go.. I order for f K. Terms easy, without interest. (ict Ready tor Harvest Have your header Lwdl itiaile. your water tanks looktd over ami li tve y our Ice I t icks m 01. let sn there will le 110 delay wIicm the time o ne's to hat vest this fnnr'l log CTOp U'.' m ike Ite.i.U t I.e. Is, watei tanks ami feci tacks hi vetv ic.isomihle prices. Call ami sec us Pendleton ri;mmo Mill & I. timber Yard H. PORST6R, Proprietor. i AAfVWVWvWvAAAAA' The Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard KIT IIAVS CO., Proprietors. All kinds .f Hay ami Grain lor eale. Boiled antaad the 1.. 1 on tha market. Plant ..1 stall room. for loom s'.a'k. Kates reasonable, tiive us a call. id Steaiii.sl llarlev , guar Qood burn, dig corrals Wool for Sale Purity and Accuracy II lll lli the rolden Kulc jOtM of Wools No. I liiinlii vs ol eiu'li w.'t'K l wi Hotel iii reoeit . itli'il bidi on 5, H, 13 and 7, about ,so Hacks, now totfxl in tlir ndependenl wttrehouse, I roterve tha privilBgc of raieotina any ot nil bids, J. B. SMITH. the 01 " kinds ,! 'r Hie l.,,.Ht.. or prlOM have but Ono Prion mat i. the vorybody. anmn L Hunzikei Jeweler and Optician. house." She il... I...e trilliU 8.O. Correll, who stuu.e i .. .,ev were Imstilv drivel, u. University last vear, ' . ,,i , h ' Sulche. creek to the (arm home of the milted to the bur of the slate and is a t l , enguged tomporarily locate., u. hewish. g n- , M. . , Jf . g telldlllg soon to remove to lluker ( lly , ,,,.,,, ,. lilllw.r fuu,, v that Oregon. m . his ail. -was snkatthe Briggs resi- Woi-ae Tnan War. ,., , in tbll ' " ho n0at OOOM Hundreds ure killwi in war, but ir .r altar dark. Haur then vis hundred, of thouiand. are killed by ... tha city and leeured he .he ifl Lmntlon. There would be no and went alW tha aan Jofobrnn. He deuvl s u u caused hv this terrible I,liroo.l of their couiing and depurte.1 oeutns we . ki,uwn. Hla nreeent where- . I . , . i I II .1 -. I i I ' I i M I I ' I I " !"' ' " " ,l.....,..i'.l Dual Shiloh's caigh und con- aDOUtl are as inysterious i. ii ..in- rulueuv n taa.-.i and the lull- uiimiii urn cure . ,.t ..... Ul ..! IU the ourlv stages, -o . ...I..-. i u Imtile. DruiikiiHts will refun.l iiiiuiui' if ii cure is not ett BUM 'V 0o . h ading druggists. Come and look at the bicycles ut the Crescent Ag.'i.cv i" '!' Orcgoniaii building. Bicycles for a small amount don and the balance in monthly pay ments, no interest. Word to Farmers... As this is the dawn of harvest we wish to announce that have a complete line of Harvest Supplies, Dishes, lable Ctttlory and Cooking Utensils. We buy for spot cash, which enables u( tu sell cheaper than those who buy on credit. Clse & Sanborn's Teas and Coftees a specialty. CHAS. R0HRMAN, Ot for Pencil ..,. Oiurt Street fcTITrTFal """"".r. B.ahotj' 1'llla l-mtJL J Li.dl-f.l -j1 I -4.M f..wu...y .uic. lUe .-..I cc. . i. uii. m , ani'Lom on" i m .' . h.i,n ni am u onii ..t.inw toarr 8i".J Heatioclie um ineuu io Marry, kuaa.or paj'lnn, b- .oa Oulokna.e or oia- alna X iSoan, Varlcooala, a : irwaa to M ' .na Du ckn oi . oujj. 1 a i -i. vi am at uo.. uuuuutai!.. rii4itxo5(, oiuiuori. us Mas ins 1,1.... urrU-ul iii this citv on u freight -U'l'l' ' . train." Flva I'hinn- The live diseases fur which Shiloh'a Consumption Cure is especially recoui mended, are Coughs, Olds, Vnooplng Cough, Croup and Consuuiptioi.. B0 Bvadleina OVor made by man is equal to it in any resect. Sold under a DOOitiva guurantoe. Money back if it tails- 26 cU, 60 cts and 1 a knttnf, full tnan at Co. m m THK 1NB1AN CAHP BRKAKS UP. Warrlora and Squaws Fold tbelr Tepees Like the Arab and Silently Steal Away. Mter iie.re than a week ol the joyi of .lancing und gambling, gather. .1 M thai van from ull parts of the Uuia tilla reservation, as well as Iron, the Yakima, Nat Perce and other reserves, the Indians have taken down their 1, , .-.-, und packed tlietn upon their noiiies, (that is, the aquuws did i, and hit the truil buck to their own partie ..i... I.n.iilnif urounds. The bucks deianed not to imrtake ip any of the I.i.ii.ial toi . but orolerrci li.e ...ll.r 1., ..In' lli'l' iii the iltrl i.f lit of the oamo, or the grandiloquent war dunce, ..nil., the miiiuws oerforuied the menial dutiae oi the eamp. and, ut the ul,d of the cumping paflod, get things into shape for traveling. Only one exeeutioti to this rule was found m the entire camp-the Yakima Indian who refused to give his name, who oarrtod the liltiu pappooiie. "d allowed his Face Humors Pimples, blackheads, simple rasliei, red, rough hands, falling hair, and baby blemishes prevented by COTI cura Soap, a snrc preventive of in flammation and rlogi-ing of the 1'ores. anid ni.iiuhiiu, th. ... i f'trai JTaT.aCnaa Co... flljl r llllia U..U.I slMl,"as".l""- Oregon Lumber -Yard ...si:i i s Latb, SIoi.kIc, ituiuinu HttpBr, lar Y.xyitr, .MotildiuKS. Pickets, Lime and (Anient, lirick and Sand, Sah and Doors, Screen Doors & Windows, Terra (tta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alia St., opp. Court Houae. are necesaarv In ilruga. M.-ll. lues wnen prepared with adulterated higre.lleiits cannot servH the purp.. desired. Our Irugs are all sian. lard and our pres. rip tlou department has our special rare Mall orlsrs will receive prompt and ar.-fiil attention. - BROCK & MoCOMAS llealquartera for Cameras and Photograplih Supplies. Corner Main and Court Sis., Pendl.ton. Alba Creamery and Cheese Factory Orders Promptly Tilled. J. L BISHlik, Prop. Alba, Oregon. TO THE WISH Hotel Pendleton Under New nanajfement. i. Give Us a Trial. Rates $2 00 a day Special Rates by Week or month T r.M aod Kllllard llooma. Ileadquartert for Traveling Wen The I'. i Hotel In baatern Oregon. Van lo .tu tiros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Modem Convenience ak 's tftHfl eLB n. ' -t aLa rai JaarinwalBM flwair ml lie lL-Dil Lh The Center of Attraction 1 1 5 LeBS- GOLDEN RULE HOTEL t. l.hUHltR, K,i. I ha Oaly lint Clait and (..i.nplalv Holal .a Ihat.l). JfL aapC. ... -"' '. iaaaw f . i iqt ' LfVannnLw H.i Mt All Iia.ni. I aa Hamala Huwmi. InoWt i'KM lua hwl MMkm Cor. Court and Johnson Streets. PENDLETON. OltEOUN farmer, or those who intend planting their gardens or doing spring work of any kind in this line, you will find everything in garden t.s.ls and w.sl, Iwrb wire, staples, nails, heavy and ahelf liardwarr of the very beat qOalit and at the loweat pn. at W.D. Hansford tSkCo.'s Peudleton, Oregon, ICE You Need - LIFE I It is Merely a Question of - INSURANCE 1. 2. Bur nWnWlTf I'Moct uaui i. tow votiu riONiiY. THK SI.CDMIl V BACK Ol TMfl POLICY. for those alio are especially particular als.ut the laundering of their Kuuiuier guriuents is the laundry. Kveryouc kiu.ws except thuee who haven't tried our work, how clean, properly starched and ironed every article proves itself to be after it has been through our hands. If you don t know us, let's get acquaiuuxl. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J, P. Ko0iiix.ii, Prop. Telephone 60 ialljf East Oreguuiau. Its. a awl I IK II iv SAND WOOD COAL Alao Wholesale Agcot lor WCUUtM MILWAUKEE UEEK In bottles, barrel, or caeea. rtlLpbooa NO. 5 The Mutual Investment Policy II II I OR I NIK iWMI Nil or- The Pacific Mutual i iti Insurance Company of California ProvlUeu for I I. Cuarantutiti Yearly Dividends, I 'I. i.uleotal.llll v , 1 ii i ii n il i .ii I- I'ayiueut, Change of li.-io li. lary Caul. Valuel, Paid ui. laauraw a, Annual Addillous, Bstoaalona. 2. It lit itaBUGii bolely by THE PACIFIC MUTUAL Life Insurance Company, the only Company organized under the Htrlugeut li.aurai.ee Uwa of Calltorula, affordlug positive leai.ouathinty ol 8l.K.-kh.liieM and Directors. Since organisation in 180H, Sio.aXUO.OOO.OO I'iM Policy holder! over jg General Agen FRANK N MoCANDLESS Bllensbura. Waih. H. K0PITTKE. , BABBITT METAL. Ij.iu.1 or Siuwll guautliltMi, oata be uoourud at the Baaa, OreafO nhau uOJoe at laK'J Mr uoMatd.