.CLEARANCE SALE
Summer
Goods
...OF
hvery doHftf' worth of seasonable goods will
be closed out regardless of cost.
Cleaver Bros.
A SMDHf ll'.RVBST
. k nr Machines Hiid
umiii in h"'m-. -
Men In l.omand.
Balarvesi in Umatilla Bounty thl
' .in be ii short one, owing to a
SaMMll I .driiHitamneea. loom
m ..iiiinitnr- und I n -n-i -r-
Wf Ilia" '
"....rltiiM tlm mv previous year,
l,M caused thr upreat scarcity
,,, (0 l-i Here 'ItlMI'K'lloMf.
H,rve,ti..ir i "'"I""' '." rapidly
,., Iblf, llw weather hemg Ideal.
pj iaek i Mhlt'lenl tn P0PB,3'
ilk nil Hi' r tiin-1 1 1 1 1 - has caused a
Serai ii'""' to tie up. while otberi
.ill, Ml Ban! ere being worked nil
thr hinler.
lawiannerf liarn pureliaaad new
mnw' no- vim. h" n
hlllT, while ' lBV' ""'
iiiiillv I - iitinliir iih hereto-
Inrr. Nefl '' in'' " Wl'"
p.,inH ,M'1'"1 fnr"ierH 'hat
, , ..... ,.iiv. Hi ground in n foul
fooJitiiin, imn'ii H" tbn "5
tteaerrmtlng in done with header and
li ..i.l.l.. ,. . , , uni.it r i lit.
..far iv, r "
urn Imh cmwl tin' owners n( thresli-
mi; iimi'Iiim's n great uoal " trniinie
I iin already, io thai tin' oom-
Um it llki'lv tn in in favor, iih fewer
mrii niniuraliwl lire reiUirel to
laeiN a trap in Ibat neetned lhaa
mtli t)if header ami separator.
Hli Lite Wh Saved.
Mr. J. K. I.illv. ii iiroiiiiiient citizen
i iiaiiniii.il, Mt.. lately bed a wonder.
lul iMivcraiiie (ruin a frightful death.
In wiling it ha hhvh: "I was taken
mtli typlmiil lever, that ran Intopneu
moniH. My lungi boooBM hardened.
I s no weak 1 I'uiiltln't even nit up
in Nothing lielHl me. I ex-
; I ! ti, HOB dk) ( ciiiihii in it ion .
Iimi I heard nf I'r. king's New His
eivrrv. Hiif Imttle gave great relief.
leawaaedta dm It. ami now am
ell mil strung, I i'ii n't miy too much
in il praine. " Tii i h marvelnUH meiii
fiiw i the surest ami iiiiekeHt eure in
tlif wurlil (nr ill I rhrout ami lung
tr iihlf. liigulur sixes Ml eentH uml
11.00. Trial bottle free ut Talllmui
aOe,'. drag etore; every bottle gear
sulml.
Arrivals at Hot. I rendleloti.
t a Mueller. Milton.
Met R a Hpirey, Hall gg,
i Oarej , Spokane,
(mi Htevena, Spokane,
Okas Mi,.. Portland.
f (' llurlnii'li, Qm fclaMMMi
v. Powell, BoSalo.
I A Cooke, Sun I nilieico.
Ctirkie, l.u iramle.
a I. Miller, Baltimore, Md.
Victor Stiiadceker, 1st I'aul.
Thus KeDermoti ami wife
Mae.
H Mann, elty,
If Alexander, ait.
W Smith, I'ortlutiil.
0 N Hasitb. Portland.
'I Rben, eitv.
Jus MuOabc, Walla Walla.
-po-
"rin- lieadnnirleii for
WATCHES.
"f all kind- ami our priei g
are hi , aag
We have but One Price
nd that ia the aamo
to everybody.
L. Hunziker
Jeweler and
Upticlao.
WW ' ,-bT
'lltaer
Oregon Bakery and Grocery
We uro selling Fruit Jars uml extrtfl cbetVJjef
than anybody ewe in the oity.
Try our 20-cont CotTtje for your harvest BWW.
m Street.
i'"i'."isn .. .or.e" r-'H1"! iJ .I.V'ijV.'
'.";"'.,''..V-.'t, Oure. Lorn, iS",'(S0'pll!!i'
' ."CAiF d . 5. 6mlnnT ar.iltu.lo.io.. Lame v ttrTcoc.l,
WrV.aT I
litnvaijit to
,, ' AdSnw, eiehop Remedy
" kua it k i a i,i. i a n A co.. uHUowwrs. ia
Dry Goods Co.
.1 .1 Balleray, elty.
i Marona, nan rrenoiaoo.
A .1 Hunt, Portland.
Wm Muher, Portlaod.
(too l Cleave land, Portland.
P (' Ravage, Portland.
I ir I' S Cork in, Ihleago.
fi Meflarrlty, sn Pranniaeo.
w ii in vie, Portland.
.Ian .1 MeNiiniee, San I riinciaeo,
Arthur Oppeobelnter, San Pran
oleeo,
T .1 Mitchell, sau Pranoiaeo.
Jin k Sharkey, Portland.
.1 II Kloeekner. Bpokane,
Henry Lloyd. Milton.
Will 'Moore, Milton.
No mailt to Ufrllnoai.
The woman who in lovely in face,
torn ami temper will alwayi have
(rtenda, hut one who roold he attract.
ive tniiHt keep her health. If -lie is
weak, niekly ami all run dOWO. nhe
will lie imrvouH ami irritahle. If whe
linn eomtipalioti or kidney trouble,
her IiIoihI w ill dUUM pimple-, UotobM,
akin ernptlooi ami a arretohed eon
nlaslon. BleStric lUtterH in the dent
Bedielne in the vorld to ragolate
Htomaeh, liver anil kiilneyn ami to
purity the lilood. It tfiven atrong
Barvee, liriiiht eye, mnooth, velvety
nk in, rich OOtt pies ion. It will make
a good'looking obarmlng wnumn of a
run-ilnwn invalid. Only "hi eentH at
Tallman A 0o.'l drujj Htire.
Raiolullont ot Raapoct.
The followiliK reHolutiotiH were panned
hv the Conret(tional ehureh of Pen
dleton on the death of Mr. Frank
i I'lriuh:
"WhereiiH. Ileath Iiiih huh in etlterwl
our rank and taken from Bl our nin
ter, Mth. Komi llinderman I'lrieh ;
therefore, he it
I "Beaolved, That we. the nam ben of
! the Cmigreiiatiiuial ehureh, rataonbari
; mi' that '(IikI in love,' how ill HUllOUe
Hion to llin will and eotnmeiul to all,
the example of her hw t, t'hrixtian
, apirit ami life.
"Kenolved, That we deeplv Hynipa-
. thiie with her companion in It in loneli-
; neHH and all tlnme who mourn w ith
him, and pray our Heavenly l ather to
' comfort ami HUHtain theiii.
"Kenolved, That thene redolutionn he
praad upon the reeorda of the oborch
ami a copv Hent to the tiereaved fain-
lly."
Look at Your Faee.
And nee if it in reHectin health oi
dieeaaa Karl'n Oiovaf Knot laa
lieautitien the face and coinplexioo, and
hiHHiireH perfect health All ilruufiata.
g5 OaOta and fit) centH Money refunded
it rcHiiltn are not aatialactory. lallman
A Co.
- .eja e
LOW RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC.
I To ti A. R. Encampment. Clncauo, ill..
AUUUSI '-!7tl, 10 Sopt. Ut. IVUO-
fat the above oeeaaioat, the Jnioa
PaclflO railroad will make a BBaeW
rate of a7 1 .iM) to Oliieajto and retiirn.
Tloketa on rale Aogoal llat and Btod.
Por further dataila eoneerning thin
cheap rate, eel I OH F. P. WapMloy,
ajenl . u. a n. Co., Pendleton,
Ore., or addrcni- .1. II. Lothrop, aea
,-ral aajajBt, 181 Third st. Portland,
Ore.
A Good TiilniE.
our Krcnt-tfruiid bmUmm' garreta
eontainec tin- mm berba of all heal-
UHJ found in Karl'n Clover Kot Thh.
They gave our anoaatnri atnaatPi kept
the Dlood pare, ami will do the Hame
for von if you any an. I'riee - ""
and fill eta. Tallman A Co , leading
drngglata,
I rick on a Horc Buyar.
A very idnvtir trick wan played on J.
(i. Stint' while receivinc hornen lor the
aavaby nervicen in Long Creek hint
Mondav. nav 'in- Ragle, a baaatifal
hay aaddle gelding WBJ hroiinht in and
to every particular wan natinfactory ex
cept that the animal did not come up
to the Htandard in height. Mr. Mine
Muted thin on aeooani of the animal i
falling Mow the Htandard in height
he could not take him. The owner
took the DOree 0 the Hhop and had
him hIiikI with high cork hIioch, uml
hrought him in again for luaglMtM.
Mr Stum did not reeogniie the animal
an one he had junt refused, and ac
cepted him at the regulation price.
An un-to-datc bioyola at M6, ladtoa'
wbaela gtt, at the Oreaoanl igenoj In
the Kant Oregoiiian building. A aec
ond'band bicycle in good order for lit.
TeruiH eany, without inUireat.
CHAS. ROHRMAN
- linaj."7n;". WTt Slmra..
pluilao. etope
rm. sin rtaricieco, Cat.
PBNUI.KTOM, OKKOON.
PBNDLBTON travblrrs in RUROPB.
Lottar From Berlin Tails of Obfarva-
tlon on the Continent.
I'-rlin, i it-rmany, .lulv lft. To the
Kant Oregon inn We landed ut Bremen
on the nftern.mii of the 12th, ami have
1 11 hurrying from place t,, place,
jHince then, seeing the points of Inter
est ill the north nf (iernmnv and tie-
i (erring :inr visit to the expi'mition at
I'aris until the extremelv hot weather
reporte.1 to he prevailing there has
en rauawuea i,y ,,,.r temperature
jitnougti we were told wc would not
nnu anyttiing of interest in the north
. ... iki.i ..i ..erniany, we nave proven
""r prophets to In- rather incorrect in
uieir jmignient. Certainlv, one BOBM
not fail to be intenselv interests! in
the queer little thatched-roof cottages,
the picturesque windmills, and all the
characteristic marks of these towns and
villages sodifferptit from those we have
been accuatm 1 to see at home It
was all very delightful, indeed. The
roads are perfect. They, fay OUIIBUat.
tnada us r amber the modi at home,
and to wish WO bad there the tine high
ways one sees here every w here .
As to the sm inl customs and the
babita of the people, ,.n,. r.tn 1,1 n,,t
avoid noticing and deploring the pres
ence in the harvest fields of so inanv
"'.men, a plare where women, n't
course, never should lie. But, here,
you see them iii great number laboring
in I the fields. l'o,.r creatures ' We felt
like going to them uml ndvisiug them
to take the first steamer for the l'nite.1
Stales, where, although castles ami
thatched rinifs and all the sights o:
these places are lacking, at least
women at- t exnarted t,, .1., the work
properly belonging t.. the stronger
men.
Bremen was interesting from anv
Mint of view, hut we will not harden
this letter w ith descriptions of thing
that everyone has rend many times.
Berlin and In Attractions.
I In Berlin are so many places t., go
and so many things to see that we
cannot nearly get to all of them during
the four days allotted to remain here.
However, we will keep busily at it,
ami see all we DOBaibly can. Yester
day, we went to the royal palace, and
mi id a mark for the privilege of polish'
lag the emperor's, bard wood floors, At
I the diHir they put us into immense felt
shoes. We all had on short skirts.
land the effect was ridiculous. Our
friends in Pendleton would have
laughed heartily hail we anpeurcl on
the streets there in such attire. But,
of course, here we cared little for that.
I Our guide was a iierinan, so we could
only look at the rooms ami not ask him
I anything about them. We were shown
i into the throne room, and Watched
Jour chance to sit in t lit- emperor's
chair.
This afternoon, we go to Potsdam,
the emperor's summer bOBBO.
j Wc have already seen two of the art
' gal leries, where everyone of us would
i have liked to remain forever admiring
I ami studying the treasures there col
lected.
As to Oherainniergaii, we cannot et
say whether we will Im- aide to secure
seats, and will not know until we
reach Munich where we go very sihiii.
PENDLETON TRAVELERS.
CASES DISMISSED.
Namo ot the Man With Linen Duster
Still Unknown.
On Friday, .luly 17, Sarah Smith
swore out warrants before .lust ice Wood
al Weston lor the arrest of Constable
deorge Iteyuolds of Weston. Constable
,1. W. Hyk'es, of Milton, uml Marshal
Joe Oampbavl, of Milt charging
them with assault witli a deadly
weapon on her Illinium. I, .1. B Bowlin
Smith. Only one of the warrants was
nerved that of Mr. Hevmihln, ami he
wan allowed to go Uhiii his own recog-
niaanoe vTbeaT. O, Bailey, district
attorney, wan at Weston lant Mondav,
he had the case against Mr. Reynold
tlintiiisned upon his statement that the
ofltoen at the time ot the alleged as
sault w ith a deudlv weapon were nini-
nlv nerving a warrant (or Bowlin'n ar
rest, which they were justified in do
ing. The casen against Hykes and
Camnhcll will fall m the huiiic way.
When the warrant was sworn out for
the arrest of Marshal .lis- Camplie.l, it
wan supposed he was the man who
wore the linen ouster on tin- tiigtii
which has become an epoch in Weston
hint.rv. but whether the man WM
( 'am pool I , M.nire of Kentucky, or an
ogaoial from Walla Walla, in as deep
and unfathomable a inynt ry an any
which the people who have been giv
ing their attention to this cam- have
hud to L'raimlc. The report that the
man who wore tin' linen duster wan
liotective Painter, of Walla Walla.
received by many w ith cotilideiice, and
the truth of the "matter may eventual I v
leak out.
SAPHUS LESSON TO SOCIETY.
A Play Illustrating the Traditional In
Jusllee to the Woman Who Has Erred.
The morale of tin- play "Saplm" fa
..I unll OUJI , tun.,,, l...... ntm.
ipsjeoJauoa as to tee eaaellaeee of the
pernotin prtslilcing me piece iinin Ho
stage. So far as the Koy Crawford
kl.....l. I'. miv-'n remlit toll ut till'
Kraser Tuesday night is ooiicerned, it
wan gaely uone. iue company ex
ceeded the cxs', tutions of the people,
ll. Ikurltti,, uiiw ili.irtimdilv natinfac-
torv in the title role, winning plaudits
. I . - , i : i i .. .1 I
,,ra clear tlel llteuiion o, uooneui.
nart. T. M. Walnh, as the uncle of
i ,:ii.uin in,,.. !.,! delicious
eaeaady. ladeadi the Baeaabori of the
oumpaay throughout tilled the reUire
uieiits. At times, the acting was
niinuro, while at no lime wan it below
. . i j ii
u proper Hianuuru oi eaceiiume.
Hut, an intimated in tin- Ix-ginning
... .I.!., ..sitii-ium the in., ruh of the
OI WH . . .... ... , . - -
play is the chief tbllia. 1 he play Is
u nrislllet nf the c-lehratod
1. 1 v I
A I pie. one Huudct, treatment of
social thetnet has aroused the world to
lorn, ii- discussion. or 1 Uie tllnclln-
JCm irniul (or it involves the uues
- i ........... . - - 7 , .
..I .1... ui.IHiiiif i,l the mover ot
the stage and its undoubted influence
upon th' isipuiar iiiinu. is napoo
u jilav sucti as snouiu ue luiiitnui o.
the people, old and young, and is its
effect wholesome .'
In answer to tbis query, it is prob
ably true that "Sapho" is really
valuable. It is a lesson to society. It
sets forth the injustice of society t,
woman who lias erred, and presents
luoidly tiie pirtiality of that same
elety '"r aten who, having lived lives
uf questionable cleanliness, or, indeed,
of admitted vileueaa, are allowed
privileges and given a standing among
gixid people sharply in coutraal with
the cruel scorning of the woman who
lias for a time turned from the path ot
virtue.
Be alls "Sowing the Wind."
The play brings to Bailed that seen
here last season called "Howiug the
Wind," r "Sex Against Sex," which
was pronounced by intelligent people
as of immeasurable value to all who
are thoughtful. It is the old, old issue
preeented freshly one standard for
men, unotber lor women, pity (or men
win, have tinned, tierce scum, merci
less spurning for the women who have
sinned; the writing in indelible ink 01
the record of the woman, the jotting
I u.. ..uiilv .iffuiisl record of the
black sins of the man ; forgiveness for
the man who turns from the wrong,
eternal punishment for the woman,
He naught hut a prude of limited
vision, of narrowness, of prejudice, of
unfairness, who sses not tliese lessons
in the play "Sapho." The version of
the dramiitiaed novel, given here, may
not he the version given in New York,
Which caused the arrest of Olga Nether
sole, but the play as seen here is en
titled to he classed among the great
products of dramatic art, anions the
great HI mens sometimes preached by
people who (..How the roeatioa of his-
triotiy.
Miss lVrhng, the company 's pianist,
was aceordisl deserved encores for sev
eral of the selections plnved during
the waits between acta. Miss Deri lag
adds much to the enjovnient of the
evenings of entertainment by the Koy
t r in i..rd stock company.
Tonight "A BoldWfl Sweetheart,''
with socialists ladwivn acts.
Dearness Cannot ee Cured
t.y local apettrattaea, as Uses neannt rears tin
n sea soil portloa in lac r. ' Tsssn i only one
hhi to vurv ili'iitn. aod thai I t eoaettiat
llensl remtHlles, neafntsM Is pattern ay sti in
Mameil rnorltttne of inv aiecoes llutus t,( ike
KtMOM'tllaB tills-. Whea this tllN' Ki ln III
Bamad yea have a miniums nenu.i or Inysjjr.
(e. t li.'s'rins. stitl a-hea it t" entirely rMsad
rise fit ee Ii the result, an. I unless tti, inilnuoiiH
Ilea fsn 1... taken etit sntl thin tuts' i-elore.t te
it- normal rendtttea, henrlns sill is-neetiofva
torevcr t alee oasee eat et ten n- esajeM tiy
esinrrti.wtil. li Is nettling hut nil tttitnniett
eetitltlfttii t.t t In- iioit tuin -nrfsi't's Wf w ill five
One hull-Ire. t dollar for aU) . sne of ftreflte.
i , 1 1 ..'. 1 l. .-Htnrrh) thni rsttiaot Is- curve b)
lit. II". I 'Mtsrt li I'nre Stuul ler .'irelllsrn. In c.
K. J. HKNBY A CO., Tnktdo, O.
si. l.i bj all drturtifllt 7
h i , , ,, I'iiis sr.. ii,, heat.
LESS THAN EXPECTED
John Bahr Tell East Oreeontan Beaders
About His Crop ot Wheat.
.1 oil it Bahr, who resides eight miles
north ot I etui leton was in town toiiav
ami talked coiiee ruing bis crop of
wheat, as follows: "I have three
onarier aectloni owned by my brother,
Peter liahr, in wheat, alt. I threshing
bar been nearly nnieaed. In IWM this
same lainl yielded Bttl odd Meka el
wheat, nearlv 88 luisbels to the acre.
riie wheal looketl better this vear tbaii
then, and it was thought the vleld
would he about live bushels more to
the ncre. As a matter of fact, it is
about five DOe bell less, or just about
:tn bushels to the acre. Tin heads ain't
there. The growth of stuff on the
ground is too heavy. The mild winter
auseil a heavv gmwlo of stalk, with
the result that the hcmls are shorter.
1 also have three ouarti r sections of
wheat on my own place, hut have not
et coiuinetieeil harvesting it, so cannot
tell what it will viehl.
Mr. Bahr is acknowledged to be one
f the most successful ami conservative
farmers in I'niatilla county, and bis
testimony in corroborative of scores of
others w!io have testified that results
are not equal to estimates made Is-fore
threehiag oomaeBeoBd .
BVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
Newbro's Herpiolde Destroys the Dand
ruff tierm Permanently and Cures
Baldness.
Quinine ami rum ami a whole lot of
.titer thiiiL's are pleasant to rub on the
scalp alter washing it (ree of dandruff,
hut not one preparation ot the general
run w ill cure the dandruff. A germ
causes dandruff ami falling hair. It is
necessary to kill thai germ, to he
permanently cored of dandruff, ami to
stop falling hair. Newbro's llerpicide
will positively destroy that germ, so
that there can he no more dandruff,
and so that the hair will grow lux-
ii rant 1 y . "Oestroy the cause, ami you
remove the effect. '
Regular mail stage (or Teal Springs
leaves Mondays. Wednesdays ami I'rl
dayn. f reight and passengers carried.
Leave orders at Tallman At Co. 's or
the White lionet! (irooery. John Ward.
Mothers a , Childr en
llejoice lu the cleansing, puriljing, itml
Luaultfyihg propeiti.-s of (hJUUUBd Sow
and Ci Tit cka Ointie ui, p . t BBsl
Mi,.. !, -i ot eiuolli. lit skill con ' Tl.' -e
gentle jret effective ekhi BeMiBera and
boautili.m have made tlio,isai,,i el .. a
hsppy by curing torturing, ili-tiguihig
tiuuiors, rashes, ami irritations ol lol UM y
ml sJsiMBesad, and relieving BBO t
cam and uuxiety.
aoMUimutrhsul i. w..,.. P.tan llsi'i ft ,. CssM,
Beei .. I'ruls, ..BeBteai ' Al. Au..stilU'bUs."trts.
New Goods...
And Cheaper
Than Kver..
F. Nf lie res.
Carpets,
! .1. . CurtuuiH
Wall Paper.
Headipiaitets, for White,
Standard and Kldtedge
lewinf Machinea.
JESSE FAILING
Main St., near Bridge.
The Old Folks al Home
si
are learning new wrinkles everyday
from the young folks of the present
generation one of the most comforting
in the fact that ,'"'"l laundry work rati
Is- done oiuside the bouse as cheaply
as if you scrubis! your life away over
the luh Machinery and system tell
the tale.
THE DOMESTIC UUNDRY
j, p, Robinson, Prop
I elephoiK! bO
v r WM! Il l
r -Oe-,aa.
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
IN FULL BLAST.
DRESS GOODS.
This is a department that covers a list ol DretM Qoodg. LininCB Bttd Trimmidgl sn lare anil varied
that it is pOMibtt lor us to givg you but a few items. "nay will sullice to indicate to you what we am
doinn in the entire line
Meceried Plaid Lining;,
Colored Taffeta 1. tiling,
Cirass Cloth, was taj:c
Fancy Press UOOdl
ranev l lauls, spttng tijoo.
I'atuy I'laids, spting. iioo
PaBC) I'laids, spring 1900,
rTancy l'lauls. spring 1900 ,
Pancy Dttrgg Goods,
Fancy I n ss t loodi
Pancy l iess Goodi
Fancy 1 Mess (ioods
Pant Dreet Goodi
The Peoples
Fath.r V.rhass: a Dean.
father Verheeg, who has been m
obarge ol this parish ainoa Janaary,
isu.i, ha- iici'i'i'tcil a new cliurge to
which be was appointed last week,
ayi the Mantingtea Herald His new
tiehl of labor ranks as a deanery and
the appointment carries bis elevation
to a dean. It includes the count it
of Washington. Yamhill ami TII la
in " l, and is consiileriHl one ol the best
in Oregon He will it-stitnc 1 barge on
Siindav. August .Mb. It is not certain
who his successor will he.
Tlie wolf in the fable put 00 -beep's
clothing (localise it be traveled on bl
own repittul ton he coiihlii t accomplish
his purpose. Counterfeiters of He
Witt s witch Hanoi Balva couldn't
sell their worthless salves on their
merits, so they put them up in box 01
and wrappers like I'. 'Witt's, l ook out
(or them. Take only HeWitt's Witch
lla.el Salve. It cures piles and all
skin diseases. Talliuaii A Co., lend
ing druggists.
ft lady's chain less Columbia, goml as
iti'W 11 Sr.'i whi'fl fur f.'l.'t at Iht- i'rt'-.
cent agency ir the Kant Orcgoniati
building.
Purity and Accuracy
are ueeessarv In drugs. Medicine, when
prepared with ad. literate. I lugreilleata
cannot serve the purpose deatredi "nr
drug, are all ntaudard ami OUI preacrli
tbu departiueiit haa our special care
M hi 1 oniers win receive prompt ami
i 'are ful attt'Uti'.n.
BROCK & M0COMA8
llead.piartera for I'ameraa and
PtuMograpaic BappUaa.
Corner Main and Court Hts., Peedletoa.
THE CITY...
Livery, Peed and
Sale Stables...
Proprietor
kverythlDg New. New Horses;
New Itlgs. Beat rig. ami t. ams
In the city. Boarders given the
I.. -it attention.
Service any hour of the mgj'i
Telephone No. y 1.
Alba Creamery and
Cheese Factory
Orders Promptly I Iliad.
J. L. BISHIik. Prop.,
Alba, Oregon
BRICat
SAND
WOOD
COAL
Also Wholeeale Agent tor
BCBUTf
Mil U Al lv I I
BEES
in bottlea, barrela, or caaea.
CaJI up ' r
Telephooe IiU. D
H. K0PITTKE.
Oeily Kaal Oreuulaj,Uc. a weak.
I r, ' r ' '
ICE
were iy will close ,t ...
i team, pink .mil Line, i y , us, ,,t
per yard, close at
worth up to 15c pet
JSC
50c
" doe
63e
worth toe
wot tit 1151
worth je
WOI III 6OC
v ot til 404
Warehouse. th Leader..
flrotisc Season
U00a prl m the Woods
ami forest, hi covert and meadow now in shooting
BroUBO. When you want nrst class lireartns, rille, shot
gun or pistol, uml tin- Is.st ammunition that is made,
you w ill And t ill our superior stock of (porting g la.
Now i the time to aojof hunting and HatlllM, hen
you bava aoeh Mtialaetory Behlag laekle and HrearM
as von will tin. I here.
W. D. HANSFORD & CO.
(ict Rcadv lor
H ivo yum header IviU nude, your water tanks
Isikeii over an I luvc ymr feed rucks in order, so
there will be 11 1 delay Bfhg 1 the time cones to
hit vest this vv-ar's U eroj) We make header lieds,
w iter tanks and food raek-i at very re isonahle prices.
Call ami sec its.
Pendleton Planing
K. POKSTalst, Proprietor.
Hotel
Under New
i
Strictly Pirst-Clasb
Excellent Cuisiae.
Kvery Modern
CoDveuitiiice
Kar and Itllllard II sDNtl
The Kcat Hotel
Van Dran BrOlej Props.
Waterman's
ime tried, always mod.
MAX 11 X EH.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
1. I sl)Mt I It e,.i
ISc OH; hill Us
nd Ltin.pi.lt HuUI
is IS. L ly
Cor. Court and Johoson Streets. PliNULCTON. OM OON
Byers' Best Flour...
To 111 ike good bread gjgg Uyera' Beit Flour, it took In it
premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi
tion and givea excellent utisUctiou wherever uaed.
livery aack is guaranteed We have the best Steam
Rolled Barley, Heed Kyc and ggfllgg Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. KYERS, Prop.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
KBafOLl
9C per ,ird
. 5c per yard
5c per yard
marked down tn gc
" " lye
" " 31c
9
I .1 ,()r
" " mm
II ., gfisj
yard.
Opens August 1st.
Harvest
Will & Lumber Yard
Pendleton
rianaKcmcnt.
Give Us a Trial.
Kates $2 00 a day
Special Rates by
Week or aiootb
Ilea J.inrlei , lor Traveling Wen
In kaateni Orejun.
Sutces,Mrs lo J. Ii. Moore
IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS.
Kvarji Pea tally gaaranl I.
7IF Main St.
H . n.U AH Iran,.
I tes IUhi.Is Bssait.
Halts llfkll.
f,i Kiuul Bsilamg
Ktau. Hhortx, Feajs'. t ic
MONMtlUrtl, OKUOON.
Kail Isriu umiu acili)iubt'r IS.
III. .ludauU of lb. Normal acliuol are (ireoaieil
01 uku in. SUlu Cerllliutlo luimedialol uu gia.l-
aaifoa.
(iraAaalaf roa.llly MSHKM geed kmIiIuus.
Ki)h'Iii ui yusr fruiu IA) lo 16U.
airuag A.'s.leiuic uu.l I'rotuMiuual I'uurses.
11 Si. ,,ii iK esriiuuut m Manual Traluuig.
Wall 1. el, fi" 1 Traialag iiuparnu.ui.
I',, , aialiigut' I'uiitainlug full auutiuuuuuiriul
u,l Ir. .1 1' I, CAMI'UKM.. HreslUeui,
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