East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 18, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCLEARANCE SALE REAR END COLLISIOI AT CHUSE. OP Summer Goods dollar's worth of seasonable jtoods will be closed out regardless of cost. Bros. Dry Goods Co. mi - , 1 1 If I I i I 0" , 1th til 4 a0 HORSES .ROB CLOUDS. Portland Team Ftand.r Uninjured. . ...i.i .- - , siorv If HUM COM tlltnhlilip and i Lehiiid Mr. knows w&f Ineidsn: rtUn.l p:i"'r: " " i .1 u ;i riser skv nit" me " Hon..i. -i. "t the "IT' eui'. ,f lrrrt Swtarda) BtrMllf . iney asttaf aot r"i""' ''ro . .1 t ...i 11 ,ir IIU'CO iron, n litb 'i ,w, r lrolt" i-irian- recipitou tt i 1 1 rin .IV ..lap. till' well sr. a- tin 1 - being dircrtly t man :'!' ''" ,.in tin' terraced roadway in nt new doable seated Mrwy Mir tirr. ft .in the stable of A McLean. The team did not i:!v. mi l hi i : U ti tc "ne i( the irnr the h HUB. SpptoacbBQ the dfr oi the rMMftt tnat had ill ai vertically on timber ot. RbIm ban washed out U earth next 10 the walk on Itrr edge. One "1 the ii..res in tin- Htl lot that eemedj tOO aU t" (all through. To the ntf the party driving, the nstantiy dropped out of sight, hit hornes completely, other BOTH SlSO fell into the hut the harness held him for a when it BVM IM and he. lOO, ntdnan tlie precipice, a sheer , o! about feet uutl a sleep aiue- E ...... t.l. I... fl.r.-.. times thlit difc- U It people in tin- carriage didn't B s hit had Ihm iiue of the team ftp nt oat and wulkc-l down the hill - " li in. th' staLo- M''M loot tu gather DO the piece, and J both h ir'- in Mr. lltininidV jvi aninjured. an J the surrev statid m m tb ruadwuv fur ahove, also un- B.iml. The daiuasv to the harness Ud tu about I'). telegram nave tin pari icular a to the ohuw ill dentil, whether from sickness ur hii aucldant. Mr. Krench wn a miner, and hud mlM "t MBBMBS. for a nnniher of vear. He war the elded Ron of John French, and leave n wife and two ehildren. He abMl H vear old. CASTOR 7 v Bean the signature of Chu. H Tlk la use for more thau thirty yearn, and Th4 Kind ) um Ulx Alwajt Somgkt. Arrival! at Motai renuielon. It 1'.. May. I'ortland. Wm Maher. Portland. I" M Smith. Portland. Mr and Mr .1 A William. Lake. A Christensen, I'urtlaud. .1 K Kloeekner. Spokane. J it Moras, City. n Worth, BookaiM. S F Jtida. San PrMWitf 1 John Vert, tity. Mr. 1' Frank, San Kraneidin. .1 K Levy, i'ortland. Thoi I'urdy, I'urtlaud. K F Kraft, t'li icuir- lieorae MKiilvery, Spokane. A S Heatfild, SHikane. Frank J Kichneitid. BpokSM I! I Heardrley p..katie. N BeardKley, QhtaafO. S W Hit'Dtand, s-un Francim-o Walter Kly, St Ltiuii. Arthur 1 Hi I Hie. San Franciato. T A Hud u, Ialle. J It Keddick, I'urtlaud. John C Fiik, St Louir. (ieo II Ilmie-, I'ortlund. Salt How ThilT HuU'lri-it lhitlarp Rewaid for larru tiit rauuot be curvil by SK Co., proM . Toledo. nagaad bavt kuown K. J. Oho r:: -i. .-r" and bvlleve htm ife allbalaaMtieiawetleaM aUt i rry uut any obliaa- iaT 4 Tai aI. Mt WliifglatB. Tolwlo. Ohio. I IMaa A Mxavix Mak I" iKKit. Tuldo, oblo 1 1 ur i laaeQ lolvrnally. acl ibi i. .!'. Kiel iiiui ouR Nurfat-ep I ' Bj ltlle. bold by 'vllniouial free. MtU are the best. Mil ritklH DIED AT ROsSLANO tutian ( John f ranch, ot Bultar Crack, and Followed BUnlnc. Itlapaiii from Uoaaland tell -f iaiUi there ii,' F.run Froocb. ion of I., "f hutter I'm k. The ' . . . i hi Rowland, ly interrenl. The A Nlcht of Ttrror. Awful anxiety via felt fur Um widow of the bra :e iieiieral liurnhani of Marina", Me., when the d'K-torf -.i.l ahe could not live till morning.'' write Mrr. B. II. LlaWOla, ebo attend ed tier that fearful night. "Allti. Ofbf BBfl mum won die from pneumunia. hut "he beggKl f..r Ir. King'!- New DiaaaW7 raying it had more than nee aavei lier life, and had eured her of i-iiDKiimjition. After three nmall done Hbe nlept eanly all night, and it furtlier Mi eumpletely eured her.'' Thi inarvelou medicine i" guarunteed tu cure all Throat Cheat and Lung diaeaae. Only fM and l.lau. Trial h Mlaa free at'Tallman t 0o.'l drug iitore. DEATH OF MRS. FRANK L'LRIIH. or typhoid Naliva of watches.. Wall Uadj aa our prioMt u th. ; ...,(.. l ' hive but One Prloo M that is tha a am a Worybody. L Hunziker Jeweler Op iiia a .f fever. the Brat of lie' Cauaad by Malignant Form Favar Dacaaaad wai a Orafon City. Mr. Frank I'lrich died on Tueadav in tbia city, after an illneaa of typhoid ue.,r tliw'iilivnii iuii" nroiioiiui iiiK it a i-u-.- .1 til.- inai gi.at.t i" She wuh taken aick on Julv Mr.. I'lrich war lorn in OragOM City in 1H7T, twing 2 year. old. Mie leave. a iiu.band and two cliildren, to and a half )ear and two BMBtbl old reapeollnlr siie u. u bmmjmm of Mr. and Mra. J.J. Hiiiderman, of tbi cm. The body will lie buried here. Cold staal or Death. 'There i; but one .mall rhandi Ml .ave woir life and that i- through an operation, '' wa. tb- avt fill pro.pect aet l-fur. Mr.. 1. B. Hunt, ol Lime Ridge, Wia.. bv hif doctor after ainly trying to cure' her of a frightful OBN of tomach trouble and yellow jaundice. M. li.ln'l eulllit on the marvelou. mm uf F.l..ctri. Ititu-r. to cure I.iv ji. I Sfuiiiiii' h aariai hi hut .he h of ii. i ik .even bottle, a. wholly curwl, avoidwl Hureooii'a knil' BOB weigh, mure und feel, letter than ever. It'a poaitively guaranteed to cure Stomach, Liot und Kidney trouble, and never disappoint.. Price .W at Tall man dt Co. drug iwore. Big crowd at Taal. A large crowd i. now camped at Teul larlatr jiue for pleaaare and aome for their health No better place cau be found for a ew weoka outing, a. there i. .wimming, dancing, n.hing bunting. The .pring. are uuun i uiunagemeiit ami everytiiing i that v. ill make it pleaaant or i aii.pc h Iranian waaaii -fiiriiiabiug the muaic for the dancer.. er i-a rd and g.. doi A Word to Farmers... .As this is the dawo of harvest we wish to announce that e have a complete line of Harvest Supplies, Dishes. i ble utry and Cooking Utensils. We buy for spot cash, which enables us to sell cheaper than those who buy on credit. Chase & Sanborn's Teas and CoHees a specialty. CHAS. ROHRMAN, ot fr l t fietoii. Court , Fill! ... br iMt tfe .l . ClIlM Utl tliti- naait. Bprmutorrnoea anmOSSrtiaiiona,, tama aic r.ear. to Marry, .paa oj oa Quii:k.ne.a of lla .ulldl aBTa BftaBBBj. .,-r.Tt. a uii u m Imi, Inaomnia, raina A. harvouft He tain en, Varltocaia, onaraa, eiopt r.. i a a.. Aoataee, biatiop Oama t-o-, )"" Franeiaou, ,4Uu j'U1(iU(kW) i UHUtaUWla. flUiUUiTiitl, OlUUaO. FAST BAIL CRASHES INTO ENGINE AND CABOOSE AND THREE FLAT CARS. Several Trainman Injured, but None Ser louily Wrecking- crew at Work Clearinc the Track. At Mottle after wven o'chvk thial morning, at t ayure .tation, tlurtivn mile BM from here OB the mainline "I I'ic (' K. ,v N ., il. ,-"tl.. un.l i"t mail naaacnger train craahed into a light engine, which t.od at th- rear end of a wcrtlioiind freight train, pn.h ing the light engine into the rear end of the freight, wrecking buth engine, and the MBtMBMJ and three or fmir flat rar. It i thought no one wn wriou.lv hurt, although ncveral of the train men received injnrie. A wrecking train left MM after tSie accident, and went to work clearing the track of the ma of dehri that fur the time .tupped all traffic. The ea.t huimd BBBMbVhH train hacked tu Pen dleton. the pBOJBBgBn remaining lien' until the train could proceed ea.t ward. So far a odd be learned, the pot InNOB WM BM to the failure of the tirrmun of the light engine to get nifficiently far back, a he went tu ring tie pHenger trni n. tu enable Fngi neer .Mathewm to bring hi pa.nengcr train to a tandtill. Some ot the Particular!. The fat mail train wa to pa, the ca.ttiound paeiiger train at I'ayu.e. and there also it wa to BBM a freight train, which wa wcHtmund. The caat bound pa"ciigcr proceeded to Cayuae, according to order, and pulled in on the iding. The freight wa al.o there. .landing on the mainline. At the rear of the freight train tood a light engine. BBBf a a helier in the IBOHBtBIBli It wa. known that the paenger train wa due, BO tlie fireman of light en- ne otartcd back tu Hag the fa.t mail. reached a ihoiiI onlv about HHi yarxl from the light engine ami the freight train, and at that point begin a .harp curve. The fa.t mail can n down the mountain grade, Kngineer Mathe.un, who wa in the cab, lieing Ignoraill Ol the. 'act that the freight and light engine tood on the main track. A h e reached the end of the curve, he a the .ignal given by the fireman of the light engine, and put on the airbrake and revered hi. engine, and, knowing there wa. noth ing ele to do to prevent a erioui acci dent, he and hi tireman, William tiuioii, j 1 1 n j I from the cab. Both were hrtiixed but neither wa .eriou ly Injored. The fa.t mail ru.hed on, aouiewhat reduced in peel, but going at a rate aufficient to take the light en gine with it, und cra.h into the rear end of the freight train The csbOOM und three car. were cru.hed, and the two engine, were locktd together a. though they had la-en built a 0M piece uf median i. in They remained standing on end. and there were car. wheel and .niuke.tack. and portion, of the car. and engine. Mattered in all direction.. Sanderi Celt Some Bruliea. In the calooe, were Conductor f. W. Brown and Brakeman Ton Sander, and the latter wa buried in the wreck. When tirnt taken out, it wa. thought he might la injured badly enough to caune hi deatli. Fortunately, Hr. Iliughum. of Walla Wullu, a phy.ician of the O. K. N., wa on the train, returning from Bingham spring. He attended Sander, and. U.)ii exam ill ation, found the injurie. although bad enough to lay him up for Home time, ure not necearilv .eriou or Krmaneiit. Brown tun auinewhat hurt, alao. There were the u.ual experience, on the part uf the pueiiger, on audi ucca.ioii.. Several were thrown for ward, and had alight cut on the head, but none a.rioualy, ao far a could be l.-arm-d. At lea.t, not one of them re i.orted tu the company phy.ician here, llr. F. W. Vincent, for treatment. (Inn uf the pa.aehger wa. .itting in Mm dining car, and l ad ju.l Ordered BBBBBBI and cr-am ui.d mu.h. The colored waiter brought the edible., ami aet them Ijefore the gueat, when ilm colli. ion nccurred, and the hapleaa pa.aenger received them all in the face aa he fell lack off the chair. How ever, ainee no one wae killed or aeri ouilv injured, everyone felicitated blBMWli that it aa no worae than it waa. Jumplnf Saved Tnelr Llvei Inquiry among the truin men and ,a.engn'r. who .aw the wmck, prove that, by jumping, Kngineer Mutheaon and Fireman iuioii barely aaved their live; for, had they remained at their t, ao evervone auy.. they would ulmo.t certainly ban- been i ruehed by the many tonv of coal that were thrown forward into the BB0 w hen the col I i.iou occurred. Late word from the injure.1 men i to tie- effect that the tirnt report, that no larioMly injurel, la (orrm t Ii i- belie red that not one of the pBBMW Mlt ur trainmen have aiiatained in juriea that will diaable them lor any great length of time. A WOMAN TO BE PBITTY Mud Have Luxuriant and Glof Hair, No Matter What Color. i'hn lineal contour of a female face, in.- ,-wecteat amile of a female mouth luaea eoiuething if the head in crowned with acant hair. bcant and falling hair, it i. now known, i caused by a paraaile that burrow, iufj the acalp Vi the ro.jt of the hair, where it aapa the .ituiitv. The little white acalea the ierm throw up in burrowing are called dandruff. To cure dandruff BfWBIH mmMw then, and to .ton falling hair, unrn, UiU.t la- K lli'l ,-vewnro. ilri.Tcide. un entirely new reault the chemical lal.jratorv, deetroya the dandruff germ, and, of courae, alopa the failing hair ami cure, oaiooea.. When you kill the germ you can't have the dandruff or thin hair. ' le atroy the cauae, you remove the effect." m a. - THE WSST0N MBICM aOBHOOO. Off For the Mountain. Telling Wheat; Loat the Tire of Mia Wagon Wheel and Didn't Know It. Weaton, Or., July 17. Miea Lulu Kay Miaa 1-eona Brvaon, Miaa Man ic Bryaou and Miaa Viva Warren Bill leave tomorrow for a two weeka' camp ing excuraion to Cold Spring on Baaki-t mountain, a few mile. . at oj Weaton. Tltev will enjoy the aervico of Mr. Kllli, who will aet aa chaneVoue for the party. They are thoroughly equipped lor a aeaaou of solid enjoy uieut. Odd apring i a popular nunc mer reaort. rieveral Weatoniaiia are al ready tliere and more will go up to the camp next week J. H Frinco talay teaUai aome of the wheat now being threalied for T. J. Price, one mile north of Weatou, and found that it weighed puuude to the bushel. It ii red chaff and wheat from the adjomiug land on the eauie farm laat year tested only M pjuiida to the huuhel. The new ton-horse power boiler re cently purcba.ed by the city council ar med today and i lMing aet OB BfOBJ ItfBBt at the IpriSga, It will be BBBB to operate the pump a BBBVM of hour a day during the dry aon to force water into the reaervoir. D, t'. Kirk had a PFjCWllBT BlPBrlBBBB laat Saturday. He wa hauling BOBB to hi home at Weaton, and noii ar rival beM diacovered tliat he hail loat the tire trom one of the wheel of hi wagon. He hnd to have a new tire put on, and thoae of a apoeulative turn of mind are Mill giieing where the old tire went to. for it had not len found at last account. Mr. William Itciicticl and Mr. Henrv Van BBTBS will take a trip to I en II. tun tomorrow lor huine and pnaBBtB, The laat BMWtloiHMl feature will include a i.it with William Mar tin Kncampnient. rionoor of the l'a cilic, in the evening. EMRARGO ON dTsEASED FRUITS. Commissioner Judd Geer Glvea Notice to Orchardlit and Dealon. Jndd tiier, comniiaaioner for the Fifth Dtotrtoti tranatnita to the l'nt Oregnnlan a i"opy of the statute govern ing fruit bundling. The law ia im pie, and brief, reading : He it enacted by the legislative as sembly of the BtBW of Oregon: BbBMBB V. It shall la' unlawful for any BflfnBMi rirm or BOf UOTRtioS to itn iart or sell any infii-ted or dllBBJMBjd frnil of auy kind in the st tte of tre gon. Section VI. Kvery person who pack or prepare fur shipment to any potBt without the state, or who delivers or causes to la' delivered to any ex pros BjBBti or railroad agent, Ot other per son, or of any transportation company or corporation fur shipment to any point without the state, any fruit or fruit, cither fresh, cured or dried, that is infected with insect, post or dtSBaac injurious to tree, shrub, plant, fruit- or vegetable, ia guilty of a miiienie,itior. Section VII. Any person, firm or OOfBOfBtiofl f InlatlBg any ot the pro rilloM of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con viction thereof ahull la- punished hv a tine of not le than twenty-live dollar" nor more than one hundriil fHH dollar-. Section VIII. It shall be the duty of the 00mniiionor (if the tate Board ol Horticulture of thedi-trict in which a violation of thi act occur, to pre BBl the evidence of the esse to the dis trict attorney, whose duty it shall In to prosecute any person guilty of a vio lation of thi act Which prosecution may be brought in any of the justice court" of the Mate. OoBMnisaioncr tieer ssya poaitively and unequivocally that the law will be enforced. Let fruit men take not ice. e -mt e 1 Look at Your Face, And ace if it is reflecting health or disease Karl's Clover lb.it Ton hea 11 tine, the face and complexion, and assures perfect health All druggists. M cents and .VI cent. Money refunded if result, are not aatisfactorv. Tallmiin & Co. Wanted F'irst-clas blacksmith, none but a first-class workman need applv. W. H. BAYER, Adams, Ore. Wanted. Two tlr.t -claa earH'iiters at RbBB building. the FALLING 1 Kfm I eruti-l 1-v wann rliaiti'MiuewUllCI Tier hoc, an I h jbt d.e. of C'l'Tlci li t, pur. e-i of euioli.i m .kin core. TM IresrjMBl at sees stees falittiy ualr, aleari ine aralp of rru.i. - ilea, a ad iliadniff. soolliii trrltatH. In s. .111 la. . -. il uniliites llio ti.Ur flH.-t.-a. aad i.iukci (In; Icilr gum u asaa.a aesi -1.1 1.. ...I I o t . ' 1 s r. I . : 1 , - iiw i-. u. flaw sal iu.1," use. Oregon Lumber Yard Mid -Summer Clearance Sale IN FULL BLAST. sun, Out lot of .v Sttitfl at tj.oo, ,(i i 1 a nil 00 c,u Ii RBffttUt price $5 00, CltMratuo price t 00 nu save Ijho W'g,iilar price t' 00, ClMMttCB pi ho (. ... ou MVf i.40 RtgHltt price 7.00. CiMrattCtl price 4.J0 .sou save 2. Ha Anothct lot of 40 Suits .it Ji) OO, fin. no, fl,OOat)d fiiyi. KcKtil.il priced ).o., C'lc.u .nice priCB fS.OO, .... .. you M?B $J,M Reglllai price 1000. Cleitl'.lttcc price 7 on yotl save j un Regular price 1 J.ou, Clearance pi ice S.So on save 3.20 Rflflllal price ii.50. ClMUPCttCB ptiCB I oS . VOU save V5J Take notice tli.it there is not one ittclt suit ol cloth -s in our house lot in. in 01 boy that will not lie reduced in price. To start with, otir cloilung is th bait and OUI p -., when pi ihti is considered, .up by long odds th lowest. Bill With the reductions ill .tile v ,11c laving 01 iiioitr to such .111 extent that it will p.tv even 111,111 to anticipate bis wants and Imv now (of later use. UNDER WE 4 It, We bajgifl at ly lor undershirts or dt.iwets .in.l no on s goo.l .is yon want and all gi t the raduOtJoa in price, 10 per cent off. Yon can have s. palate undei shuts 01 .It.iwofl or smls. The Peoples Warehouse. The Leader. WAS WORKINli ON FARM. Norman Stevens, Wanted at North Yakima. Is In Custody. Sheriff Hluklev has arrested Norman Stevens, who ia wanted at North Yak ima, for holding up a citircn. lie went here under tlie natne of llarrv l ainpbcll. and worked on the farm of Charles Car pad tor near Adams. Stevens confessed that he is the man Wanted, The North Yakima sheriff will take the prisoner there. The man is accused of robbing a sheep herder of f ISO. lie has BBBB searched for since early in June, and ha been in Pendleton only a lew time. He was found by Sheriff Maklcy bv recogni tion ii" resemliliiig the photographs sent out from North Yakima. A Uood Thing. Our great-grand mothers' garrets . BOntaitMM the same herbs of all heal ing found in Karl's Clover K.sit Tea. They gave our ancestors strength, kept the bl.M.I pure, and will do the same 1 for you if you any ao. Price M el and .'al eta. Tallmaii A Co , leading druggists. An un-to-.late bicycle at '.'", latttaa' wheel don, at the Cronelit Agency ill tl... BtAal II. t.i.it, l.nil.li.t.v A a..c. oud-band bicycle in g.s.l order for 1B. lerma easy, witiioui interest. Get Heady for Harvest iV Mrtve your header btttl mule, your water tanks looked over iiud hive your lee. I r icks 111 order, so there will he no delay wlie.i the time comes to ItBfV thi yejar big crop We make header beds, SVatl 1 t.i 1'.. s and feed r.u ks nt very reasonable ptlces. Call and sec us. Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard U I Ok! si I K, Proprietor. VSS-'VSSWVSVSSS.V You Can Get The Gelebrated Pilsner beer in bottles, delivered to any put Of 1 'it v. at SI-SO pox Dozen. - MntUoti 1 . v Co.. j. Pottner Purity and Accuracy IIP Puget Sound Warehouse Go. TACOMA. WASHINGTON. arc en w . .v (' II It . ati.l lessors ei Indveendenl u arcliuiiwi in Headlaloa I s 11 -. Ill Mnekel till I I'll 1 11 mi IttBtMea PHeea BaexelMe). Furnish.' .arks niel iwuii. to fsrnters, aiet raakaa rt.lvan.es 041 SfBBI or oil aiieal 01 naiclnoisi... 1 W IIKNHI.KV, iBSBt) I'endlaloli. tlBjoa si li'ik- 1 I rvlaoM'e, h.-ii l..or ks H..n,rli.' I o Mt.s ra , A tf. nl si H i' . n.iis K M""l'.oMl .. in l Warren. w II Ai ti.i.. Ag.'iii t v'aii.yi-la. 1, tt IIhii.i si , Ag.-in .11 Alliens IBB arv In drugs Medicines when pre pared with adulterated Ingredients callllot serve the purpose desired. Our drug" are all siamlard and our pres. rip tlon department has ..ur special care Mall order, will receive prompt and careful attention. BROCK A M0COMA8 Headquarters for Cameras and Photographic Suppllna. 0orBf Mala and court sta., Peasttletoa. TO THE WISH Waterman's IDEAL FOUNTAIN PliNS. Once tried, always BBBd. I'.very PbB fully giiarant I. MAX It V I K. 7lfi Main St. Hotel Pendleton Under New l.iii.it nu n I aSELLS. Lumbsri l.ath. Shi ai Building I'apcr, 'I ar H tpcr, NouldiugSi Pickets, I. line and GtBtOt, Hi k h and .iiinl, Sa-.li and Doors, Screen Doors & Windows, Terra Oitta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court House. The Perfect Man 111 Strictly Plrst-Clasb Excelled Cuisine. Kvery Modern Convenience farmer, or thoae who intend Give Us 11 Trial. Kates $2.00 a day Special Kates by Weed or month T plant nig their Harden, or doinii aprinu work of any kind in this line, you will lad everything 111 garden tools and ms.I, t barb Wire, .Uiple., naila, heavy ami shell barawan ol ib.- vary bee , , s s sv qoallt and at the lowenl price, al r I J W.D. Hansford &Cos relidleO.il, Oregon. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Kar and Milliard llooina. HisadqiJArters for Travsllnu Wen The Kest Motel In I astern Oregon. Van iran Bros., Crops. Successors to J. Ii. Moore RULE HOTEL C I a ' - rA .ff --vv. ha. yet to lie lajrn , but immaculate, linen yia-a a long way toward making perfection in one's apoar. l. No mat ter lew Hiii' ouU-r clot iir.g, if voBf ahirt. and underaear are BOi well launder.-.! y u won't fuel comfortable. You won I go far wrong in .-ending your laundry work to un or ordering it called for if you like. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Sale Stables.. cnkis sini'sors Proprietor Kverythlug N.w. New Morees; New Hi. - Heat rig ami team In the city. Hoarder given the heat attention Service any hour of the niKht telephone No. 70. IS. Onlf lull Ll. S.d Cuil'lllsls Hulal is IS. tiljf. K. ' wBBa -1 1 . ate. BBaBBflBflJBr U. Msl All I mat. I is eesial Rssiat. tisttia ligkit Ins y low! ttwila.ng ICE i, F, Robinson, Prop. TeleplKmt 60 ALL THE NEWS! Take the Bast Oregon. ao. Dady 9s.ee a year by snatl. Weakly 50, aad rioui -'Vseaiy uu a year SaoiyU sty fie BEICti SAND WOOD Alao Wholcaalc Agant for Si IILITZ Mil W VI Kl I Bbei in buttles, barrela, or caaea. Telephooc No. S H. K0PITTKE. Cor. Court and Johnson Streets, PENDLfcTON, OHliUON Wool for Sale TliurduyH ol'isai'li wouk I will biftt th Qoldtll Kulf Motel tu rtfMlvt MftUtd bidi on Lots of Wool, No. 5, H, 13 and 17, about 500 aackji, now itoftd in tin? fnckrJMIedtn. VanhoUfPf. I rwritirvo thy privilege of ndtoifng any or all J. B. SMITH. Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread use Hyers' Hcst Flour, it took 6ist premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi tion, aud gives eax-ellent satisfaction wherevar used. Kvery ouck is guaranteed We have the best Steam Rolled Barley, Seed Kye and Beardless Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. H. JJYEitS, Prop. Bran. Shot tu, rW, etc