East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 20, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text! CLEARANCE SALE. .OP Summer Goods Every dollar's worth of seasonable goods will " be closed out regardless of cost. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. H SOUTHER CALIFORNIA FORMER CITIZEN OF UMATILLA WRITES INTERESTINGLY OF LIFE THERE. His KIP 1 linn). Ium mi 1 1 t heretofore been bo forced I.Bft fall In' tft:Hii A vigoron. cruxude lotting B1IMI the stopping of th sale Dl dis.ea.ed fl ItB, ami liaot that time in- ha. radeuned Mnbn ol lot? of frmt iii Um (irande Ronde val ley. He propose to follow tin1 MUM cinirw in tin part ol the state, ami lias made a visit to tin' portion of tf ...MB Ens .nccr ac r.riy wor.ing ior Willi WaiM valley hlih ! within Tu couni . Hiiing iijuiii uie orcnurn lBt. hr informed tlit-m of the law, ll'I.Y jfmiN IN MALHEUR COUNTY. havitii; come i . hail h-on .ur ic Malheur river, U . where the canyon ti .Malheur in uintam.. 1 be tinitle iiigdc many i IrefOC Short Line nl tin- oM grad- anil some as it leing ,x. corv:lif Eaitern I . . (,. veteran railroad iliarr f m i -" "" "'re i-- ii , , miianv of Htjrwy- tm Maiiii'r irtin line in .rir. near . imr ili in tilt is IsHoaed SB to. a In ii nimtni.t"' a mnimiiik' "in ulnio-' 1 :::iit--ly known that the party wan in the tei if it'- Oorrtllta A Kaatern. ibidi ba l f i understood to be ron iiiriiif tin- It liability of extending ibrir lis. from tin- present terminal tit utoonlin I . -r.-rn nregnn. The rail twmimti- noe at tba bane of the QMcadr rauL'. raaoblng there from ttVnest. The Una surveyed be the Labmp tartv btkM tba proposed (trade kts ill of tbe dinVjell ground from pinsidt of tli' MAlhetir MoaMalMj tkr lalstuv of tin roata be arrow a Hat .1. ,'t. :Vr. no engineering nblani tu n iveil. From thee d '. their survey t.. the Cascade, no .-ii-. ... : - w : I he encountered. me ..!: railroad men think tti party real I y i- .nit for the Hurling t eoaaiiany . which ia reported to 6a pDiroiplatioit building west via the t 'it- Yellowstone Na- ami making ita ingress nf't) via "'ii route over which utliMp part) l'ged When cjiies-lclim-ly - I the object of their t, the lie rii'ier of the party ! n 'I !" v that the Burlington in int.r.-t the work, and ad d that tt.. knew of the a I lie wt route to he l.."ed hy the Bur a in tin- w nt tbaf hiiilt to the Mtliera eti'l :.'ai Hirk. How 1 ThliT "' II... I-.-1 PalMMI lli waid ler 7 m 1 aalarrb iut vauuut be curvd tjr ' i ai FJ CMCXC I'').. Props.. Toledo,!). . in .w n I J Cbr ' Uj ' . '. stilt believe loin '"r Q '"'i. ti i:uu iransai'lions ja lasacUlIi '-.. t. rarry out aa obllga- aml in me lutein nui ol tiie iruit i'oinmi! doner to wen re rigid "I'Mrvame of it provision. CoBimiailoMar Gaat find in the Wallu Walla valley near Milton that the majority of the ondiardists are Wilting to comply with the law, and they so informed him. The difficulty has lien that a few ol the fruit raiser are negligent, ami do not spray the trees, thus making it futile for neigh borilig orchardists to take the usual precaulionarv meusures for prevent inn disease of the tree and the fruit. Hy DOajaV inning the fruit coniing from such orchnrds. it is believed the m-gli-gent ones will he hmtlght to terms, and all will he protected. Near Milton the fruit crop is won derfully line. Scarcely anyone failed to raise a quality of fruit surpassing that of former year, the quantity being IsMMMMM for all varieties. Vast quan tities hare liecn shipped oat. A Nnht of Tarror. "Awful anxiety waa felt for the widow of the brave iioneral iiiirnham of Machias Me., when the dm-tors said she could not live till morning.'' writes Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who attend ed h'-r that fearful night. "All thought ahe must aism die from pneumonia, hut she lgged for I'r. King's New Discovery, saying it had more than once s.ived her lile, and had cured her of consumption. After three mall d ie she lept eas'ly all night, and It further use cmpl 'tely cured her." This marvelous medicine i guaraiite-i to i-ure uli Throat Obaal and Lung disease. Only oOe and 11.00. Trial bottles free at Talliuaii t Co.' drug store. Big crowd at Taal. A large crowd is now camped at Teal Soring, some for pleasure ami some ! for their health. No better place can be found for a 'ew weeks outing, as there is swimming, dancing, rihing and hunting. The spring ar" Mdaf gisl management and everything l done that will make it pleasant or ran, per. Kirkman' orchestra ii furnishing the music for the dancers. How th Fourth Wat Calibrated; Neighbor Waaks: Talk With a Millionaire: Three Drouths. sanla Ana, fal., fat 4. This i Hie day that all Americans are sup- ,u o-irinsii', aim n , an DO truth fnilv ass.rtii that Southern Talifor- ..., m K-cisi, nns none ample justice to l ie invasion, towns that have allowed their national patriotism to lie dorm ant for a doten vears or more, fished out their old Marlins, Infields mid anger. Cobwehhed and forgotten cubhv-holcs mid chwets were ruinaged lor national ensigns of dav agone. and, say, you ought to have "seen what a gamy ippaaraMt the town pro sente.1. The walls of the buildings on fourth street were acluallv carpeted nitli tlag and hunting. I saw one Hag Unit had bin 19 stars and I wondered what date it represented in our cnmih of slates. Terminal Island, when' the govern nient is getting its rivk tor the jeltie in the log hrcAkwntcr at San I'edrn. enlertainol 'JS.Hihi or .'Ui.iHKI iwonle with a "lish" dinner. It required NT i ral tons iroin the tinnv decn to satisfv the inner craving of so manv oeonle but old briny unbucklad hat natrlot. ism in ample quantitv for the occasion ami cveryhodv ate lih-fried, stawari and raw to their hearts desire. Tonight the whole heavens is ahlae w ith the glare of skyMckets, Hoiiian candle ami UbiOOM igags. Tomorrow, wc ol M w ho neglected to till up on liqiud patriotism with a stick will Da glad of it. Deepite the fact that we have passed. or raxner, are iassmg throngti th third dry season, the peonle seem t Ml a pretty fair supply ol that stuff which MUmth the heart glad under or- ilinury circunistunces. and they spent ii usiav wiin genero is nami. Qfaal events are doubtless transpir ing in other part I the coiintrv. at Kansas City for instance. I should Ilk very much to possess the tune, talent and inclination to express mv views on things political, hut having in mind a couple! from that wise old poet sage, i r Mchard, which suggests that: Larger boats can venture more wiuie smaller li mt shouhl keen near shore and U-ing mindful of the fact that mine is merely a "dugout" in the vast tti-et of political geniuses. 1 will let the subject reside where she is. Kgi.is. Toledo. Ohio. K ; A Mini". lagtMa, Toledo, oblo - uken iuiirnlly, act laud mucous mrlaees l r boLtJc. 8uld by mlt tree. ibr best. "LIT LAW MUST BE ENFORCED. Look at Your Faea. And aee if it i r. tlecling health or disease Karl's OloVOf Boot Tea ! la-gut ilies the face and imidesiou, and assure perfect health All druggists, , i! cent and .V cents Money ri fundel if reaulta gre not Rgtifu lory. Tallman ,V Co. aaaijaileBar Catr Reports to Condamn l.ntud Proouet In This County. Slat Normal School. ''v '' Kruit Com- We call attention to the gdvertise. aisMuoer ,1 ii r that the fruit law i ruent of the sjtgte Normal schi.l at V' ' " II attract general Monmouth. apiK-grii..' m another iig th orrhardiata. Tbe column of tbii iiaue. The sclcsd re - no- nrofclK'its for tile next session. . Manv teai her are taking the normal course Isilh for the ak- of the profes ional training, now pretty generally I demanded, and also a the ln-l IUM 'of preparation for aecuring the state pg-r. in. u: . '":i ' ."'.. r- i ,r WATCHES.. Wall kind, and our are tin- lnweM, . pricea K.0 but 0n Price ' thit ie the um. W YOrybody. L Hunziker Jeweler Optician. CASTOHA Baatrs tli. .igns'.uie uf Cans. H FLTCa. in um fur mon: ibau thirty years, aod ttu k4 raa u "v An ui.-to-date bicvele at UM, ladn ' wheels 2ii, at the t'reaceut Agency in the Kgst OiagfMllin building A eec-ond-hand bicycle in good order for Vi. Teriua eggy, without intereat. A Good Thing. Our gregt-grgnd mothers' ggrret. contained the same berle of all heal ing found In Karl's Clover K't Tea. They gave our ancestors strength, kept the blood pure, and will do the gme for vou if you agy go. I'rice g and '60 cla' Talimau & Co , lesvimg druggiatg. A Word to Farmers... As this is the dawn of harvest we wish to announce that c have a complete line of Harvest Supplies, Dishes. Table Cutlery and Cooking Utensils. We buy for spot cash, which blea us to sell cheaper than those who buy on credit. Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees a specialty. CHAS. ROHRMAN, fr lVn,H. t,,n. Gurt Streei til ch t , . u.H to M..rf, pss of mm aw c fluisin LM lAa LaaaMaa, C , raMivw . or m im B-a.--i 1 1 MitnhooJ, Ifn- WaarTrrxsla. (Opt Wof M A fail ' t i- gktmn rrbtnciavoo, Cai. pufuurroif, oumkui. 1 learneil. by a not very recent date I the Kast dregoiiian that my old crotiie. J, 1'. Week, and lamilv, had returneil t" the slaughter pen at I'ilot Book. Now this is a verv uiieer BfsV cee ling linleeil. W hv .lid this man so softly fold his blankets in the night time like the Lireaser and as quietlv go off on the train'.' lie BMal have had ome sinister motive in mind, and vet he doe not owe me a farthing. It may he he wa- unh trv ing to gel aw.iv from his inventive genius. Thoiigii (icrhaps you are not aware that he gut ID a pump lor the benefit ot these .irv land randies that would lift liquid re freshment fT the toil from a well that ha water iu it, jut as well as from one that hasen't. And he had it -o arranged that time and distance cut M figure on ita inclination to do hiisi ne. I understand that a man who lives near "aula Ana is using oi f these o- ly pump of friend Week-' to raie water out of the "Iflo IM Colorado." Now, I am not sure whether the puujp i down at the river or at the other end of the system in Santa Ana. All I know ia tliat a fellow told me that this man iu Santa Ana suid he had one of the pumps lifting water from the "Kio lel Colorado," and 1 know that is a long way off. There came a rejsirt a abort time ago that friend Weeks had scarcely arrived at hi destination when he took the smallpox. It' strange that some peo ple are BO prone to taking small things that is not heim." ilut we were BOOO gratified to learn that it was nut the smallpox at all that he had "took" but I guegt if hi family had been along to care for him the thing would not have hapteued at all. Be side being one of the very beat neigh Ixira I ever lived by, a butcher of eminent skill, and an inventor of world wide reputation, he it alto a s-cialit on sick horses. When our old "Cob" came in the other night with a kind of tired bk on his BOM tBOMCe, my wife, through sheer force of huhit, told one of the Isjys to go af ter Mr. Weeks. He came to our place at leu-t once a week last yar jut to (JOOtOI that old horse, and the ,-trai.g-e-t thing uls'Ut it is, the horse ia still aim-. Any kindliest shown Mr. SVe.-k or hi family can be cheerfully barged to my tredit. While traveling through Ventura eountv not long ago, 1 .-topped a few hours one day at toe nourishing young city of "Plrtt." It was there I met and talked face to face with a man worth aeieral millions. latia A. Clark, of Chiiago. A man who laid tbe founda tion for this comfortable fortune by compiling and publishing g hymn book. This i the lirrt inkling I hgd thgt tiiere wa tfj much guhstautial wealth gttached to the collection of works of fiction. Mr. Clark owns a amgll family orchard near I'iru, that embraces an even thousand gcrea "Just gn exa-ri-ment" he said iu a manlier at uncon cerned ar though there wat but ten dollars invested in the "exis rnneiit" instead of a half million. Mr. Clark also owns 24 oil wellt iu lint immedi ate vicinity which gre yielding ajuo barrels a dav on the average. At oil ia wrth one aolbjf a bgrrel glmott any one can Hgure the gentlemgu's rgw in come from oil. "'You awe that ma chinery at work ou top of that hill yonder", he said, as he pointed to the very topmost pinacle of this mountain range "Well, I expect thai will be a guher when it 't completed, and the boys have it down now about I'sJO feet." "How long will it take to complete it", I ventured. "Not more than aix or eight moutba" ba uii.wered. 1 learuud from further in quiry that be expected to lore down about 3000 feet. He glao iuforiinsi mc thgt he wg operating a hydraulic placer mine some 15 or 20 miles up the creek. He told me there wat not much profits in the mine, but it furnithed employment to 25 or 30 men. As those men all have families and live gt the mine, it uigkea quite a nice little mountain mining village. from another habitation, Mrt. .lack ton should have run across a living character, so nnioue in her originalitv that she was able to weave a web of romance around her that bus made both familiar to thousand of story re Ailer. II i" a 'ad that we ate passing through oUr third drv season, but none of them have nnvwhere near at nroaohed drouth. We have raiwil plcntv for Isdh man ami N'asI to liv on, and in the line of fruits we hav onitc a oiiantitv to sell. The Southern talilornni Kruit Canners Association at Santa Ana have doubled the cm pat itv of their plant, with the view of cniploving from 40 to MM hand dnr ing the packing season. A large plant has booh pul in at llvnes, where 100 men, Women and bov w ill lind steady work for almiit live months in the vear Beside these, all the other cannerii are preparing for u full busy season. .V 1 am going to the beach lor a week or two, I hope to lind time I worry you w ilh another long string of illiilceipheruhle h leroglvphics. WILLIS. Cold Steal or Death. "There If but one small chance I ae vonr lileaml that i through an operation,'' III the BWltll prospect set before Mr. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Uidgc wis., by her doctor alter vainly trying to cure her of n frightful COBB 0 stomach trouble and yellow jiuindii He didn't count on the marvelous power of Electric Bitter to cure Liv and Stomach trouble, but he heard of it, took seven bottle, was wholly curoii, avonieii surgeon s knile, now weighs more and feel- U'ller than ever it s positively guaranleeil to enn Stomach. Liver and Kidnev trouble and never OjimppolntB, I'rice "ale at Tulltnaii A Co.' drug tore Horses for Sale. 1 will sell at auction or private sale next Saturday, .lulv 21st. at otu "'clock p. in., at City Livery stabl some good work horse. J, M I 1 S "LEY It Will Do You Uood. .A niii puriller ami tiue buihler i Karl' Clover Hoot Tea. Sold for half a ccntnrv mi our guarantee. Monev refund ad if raanlti are not aatlifactory Price 2.1 its. and .Oil- lallmitiiiV Co. S s A ladv's chainless t'oliimbiu, gomlus new. a IT'i wlni l. for I '.'i at the Cres cent agency in the Kast Oregon inn nil I lil ing. Wanted l'irst-class blacksmith, none Hrst-class workman need applv. W. II. BAYBB, A. lain hut Ore w 'OMtW and rsrxclallv mothers aro most ciiipctei.t u apprerlala llio luititv. i.wi-1'tin'n. .in.l o.ii. .. , ..r I'CTH't'llA SoAl', nit. I tu discover Hew .1 . , fiirll dally. It reiuarkubli lullleni, cliiiiis. I pun tying pr.iairtie derived tinm I I in I'HA, tin' 1r1e.it rklll cure ami purest ..f trnolllsgu, warrant It use In prex-rring purl, fyiuit. nn. I ls'sullfylngthei'iiiiiib'iiliin,linii., uml Imlr, uml In the lurm nl w nslies nu, M,u II" "s for iilceralire vreakni'-. - aniiuvlng Irrltntluti and iconic , 1..,, fr, ,,, ,,rf,.,ivu l "--i n inn hi, anil fur raaay sail itu . iiuriiu-i-s wiin h nn Illy --- -1 llieinseli . in maajr nf Um soots IMoaa sentla ai. mux win, 1 1 rn cHi, win I,,,,,, ,,f g.tmii.1. i,g in 1 . in. -BsHOa ( BmmIMm .itUI pttsb n. BABOOata Cosr .Sua. l'rv,a U...I .11 " ssil lur SS.n ln .u."f. Oregon Lumber Yard ..SII.IS. Lunirx-r, lath. Shinulc. HuildtiiK I 'a per, 'lar I'.ipcr. Mouldings. Pickets, Lime and (Anient, lirick and and, Saslt and Doon, Screen Doors Ai Windows, Terra Gotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court Houae. Alba Creamery and Cheese Factory Ordera Promptly I Iliad. J. L BISHEK, Prop., Alba, Oregon. The Perfect Man i.oiug down the tianta Clara, a small, and moet of the way dry stregm thgt tome one has dignified with the name "Kiver," I paaeed by "Camuloa" the home of Kamoua, the heroine of Mr. Helen Jgckaoli's widely read novel bearing the name of "Bamone," but a tbe ladv hgd moved gwgy from the ulgce on gecount of the notoriety given her by Mrs. Jgckton t ttory, I did not call. It teem ttrguge Uigt I ,. tl.M 1, liter Miiie of the aWt Newhall graiit. aeveoity-nvu milea ' J M a wa-dt. hat yet to I., hero, but immaculate linen goo a long way toward making iierfei tion in one t gpiatrel. No mat ter how Hue outer clothing, if vour titirtt gnd underwegr are not well laundered you won't feel comfortable. Vou won't go far wrong iu tending your laundry work to ut or ordering it called for if you like. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. f. Robinson, Prop. Telephone 60 Daily kUst Orcgoman, delivered by -Summer Clearance Sale IM FULL BLAST. WOMEN'S SHOES. Rbgttkk! price ft. JO, Clearance puce ft.JJ um MM 15c Regular price a. 00, ClMfMnCB price 1,00 "ii save (OC Kegular price 2. 50. Clearance price i.15.... .ni save 35c There is not n shoe in the house that has nut DMA reduced 111 pi 00. You gel new stylish shoes at less than the price of old ones. Courteous attention lo all, whethet ,01 1 nn. to lm ot tu look CHILDREN'.- SHOES. Regular pi ice Regular price Regulnt price Regular price ReBulai pi ii e 10, 5 40, (.5. 00, Clennnt Cleei .mce Clearance Cleat am i' do. h. nn e SIl.ll'S till price pi it ! pi h i pi n I- pi tee 3 in. -5' 5( This is the completes! line of yon evet saw lot hih graile good! MEN'S ami vol KG Bone have discount ot 10 pet cent, others onK 1 , It ics and t mis in Pun lleton you s.tve J51- on save jm . . , .you save 301; yon save 40c VOU save fjpc and the prices are the lowest MEN'S SHOES an I 0 p !l cetlt, Imt no to ate overlooked. The Peoples Warehouse. The Leaders. rot-lland Wool Medina August 9. Telcktrnnis from BuotWH stale thiit on August !, in Portland, the National Wool Growers' ABBoolatlon would hold .1 meeting, inviting nil the wool grow ers and anyone Interested In wool or beep to attend, Details nl the meet ing are not obtainable at so eiirlv 11 lay, hut will doubtless be given in a lay or two. A Uood Place to Spend Sunday Make tin a tmrlv and Bo Into tba 1 Mine Mountains and Bel out of the lust for a dav. O. K. .t- X. train leaves 1'eiul leton Stlfi a. 111. fori McHchaiii and Intermediate points, re turning arrives at I'end leloti lOtSO p. in. rare for the loiind t r 1 1 milv Si. V ip'iilleniun recently cured of dys-' pepsin gave the follow nut appropriate' remleriiiK ol Hums' famous blessiuu , : nine have meal and can not eat. ami some have none thai want il : but we have meat and wc can eut, Kisloi Dyspepsia Cure db thanked." this preparation will digest what you 111. ii instaiiiiy relieves ium radi ally cures indigestion and all stom ach disorders. Tallinin ,V Co., lead- UBS druggists. VAsVSsViVAsVsVSVsVVVVVSVVVVVV lr l. B? at . jci ix tu ior nai vcsi Have vo ir header S"iU made, your water Unks 1 sikeil over and Ii ive your tee I r.i -Its in order, go there u " be 111 delay wlie.t the t .me 00 ties to li.irvesi this year's big CTOp We m ike header beds, watt 1 t i iks and lee 1 racks at very retsonahle prices. Call and see us. Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard K. PORSTBBi IVoprletor. -VVVVsVVSyVSkAsVVVWSfVSsVVWsr You Can Get The Galabrated Pilsnar baar In bottles, delivered to any part ot city, at SI. 5 por Dozen. Bottloil ly Ooo. J. Pottnor Purity and Accuracy hi Puget Sound Warehouse Go. .hi W . . 0, K. H , ami Indapaaitaal WsreimuM in Mrarsl I. -...I H l.t I" II II klwnjra Im atevtasl BBeOvasn ill lllglle-l I'l l. . - BBStSltllB TACOMA, rVASHINGTON. im in.' in Uniti-rs, mi SBBBJS BS mi Kiiriil.lti'. sacks mi. I 1 in.! raaaat sdvan. en h heal in arartlnwtci k. w hrnolmy, asaat, rsaaisiae. Olll. . ,n linker .V K il i s. Mai door to I III. e 1 ' i Mom.iosshv Ag.nl .1 . Ill i.'Hs k MosroosKHi igat at warns. Wl M ios. Agnal nl v.n.ti'la. il W llaini KV, SBJBMl Vili.ina. are necessary In drugs. .Medicines when I prepared with adulterated Ingredients I aliuot serve the purpose desired. Ihiri Inn.' are all s'audard and our prescrip llou department has mir special care 1 Mall orders will receive prompt and areliil attention. BROCK & McGOMAS HAS BAER. ilea.iiinrlers for Cauieras and I'hotograplili' Supplies. rn. r Main and Oouti BtB., Pendleton. Waterman's IDEAL FOUNTAIN Pt'NS. I luce tried, always usi.l. KVOfS fell filll v gimrniileed . 1 Main St. TO THE WISH Hotel Pendleton tit farmer, or thoae w ho intend planliug their gardeic- or doing spring work of iinv kind in this line, you will lind verything iu garden lisda and sissl barb wire, staples, nails, heavy and hell hardware of the very laial quality and al the lowest pricea at W.D. Hansford &Co.s I'eudletou, Oregou. HE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... Proprietor Kverytldug New. New Horses; New In.'- lie-' rigs and teams In the city. Hoarders given Ho liest attention Service any hour of the uiKtit I etc phone No. 7a. ICE Under New riana;emerit. 1 Give Us it Trial. Rates $2.00 a day Special Kates by Week or inootb T liar and Milliard Mourns. M 1 purler for Traveling Ulen The i.csi Motel In haslern Oregon. Van Dran Bros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore .1 Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Vodern Convenience GOLDEN RULE C.f.KtNllfl.'WB. Is. Only 1 11. 1 CSW snd Compllls Hutsl in th. C Ij Kb mm . ...LL HOTEL S 1 bu! MnIi All I sim I is bsmtl Huom. ISBMi Lights, ins Plouf building. Cot. Court -nd Johnson Streets. PtiNULLTUN. OHt UtMN KklCii SANIJ W(K0 QOAL AUo Wholesale Agent for ICBltiTl MILWAUKEE BEIJI In bottles, barrela, or caaea. H. HJU No. 5 KOPITTKE. Wool for Sale Tburdftyi oftsoh grttat I will ba)t theQoldtn Ruin llotitl to incni vo Hualnd liiils on Lots of Wool, No. 5, 8, 1 j and 17, about 500 sacks, now kfcwtid ' Um ndtiatndent vT-rehoute. I rtetrvi tlat privilogo ol miMtfnS any Of nil li 1 -- J h 3 J. E. SMITH. 4 11 I UK NKWHI Take the Bast AOregoniao. Daily S oe a year by Baail. Weead li jd, aa- 8emi vcetiy oua ye. SaasgteeegY bie I Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread use Byers' Heat Flour. It took fitat premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi tion, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used. Rvery sack ia guaranteed- We have the best Steam Rolled liarley, Seed Uye and Beardless Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W 8. HYER8, Prop. Bran, Slim ta. Feci, etc