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CLEARANCE SALE.. .OF Summer Goods pverv dollar's worth of seasonable goods will be closed out regardless of cost. k WALLA WALLA FIND HE ASSAULTS TWO WOMEN AND NAR ROWLY ESCAPES LYNCHING. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. r Ut.l'ST lilM I. 1SDLET0N HORSES AT SALEM. . - t rji. nil IP" TMimns at the rail the Flyers Now Training ui ik rairoreunoa. bMtn Statesman ua" il,,ollt Lag bortef at tin- state fair 5 ttaining (or oomiflg event, i SSk Kr.ii'-r. h" " fe years ago ,"" .i...i...ii; ..ill . I.. ill lllll'tT. IK'Uttl I IP, ..tit SlitM Belem track m Tuesday aj Aewk fit'1 il0clf d string "I " ll)r-. A C them is tlie SL, mrfaff r rmuiwiiis, with 2 r,l 1:174 V, -ttield, Mack E totter, :':J:1. bv Mill y ilka:' lUnali). ln-k stallion, green ttr. bv Wegttield. Thf lint- "triiitf oj OrU Sinin ... hedlet n, la dm aw um o( iiew Vvnylit. The horM are ui a (Kiiittf. by Bonner N. itrtter will -:-'l,14 nmrk: Alta ortr, a cit by I'd .Snrle, - : i ' ' : V ii , . - .tt.-r with u rereord i:l'lt . Suit nun. a green suiinoti. Caution; an I u (cretin trotter by NKiniisv. , . , "J. Eraiu, of 1 . , : I hi. hue lobe Eiiiein, a cititf stallion, .' I'Jtf1,. ami iij.u, ta tr.itt i mr niiir.-, hy Caution, titi. a rerunl i - 'iiiKirKe K. I'ermirer, ol Pendleton. u a utablc ol splendid horses, in daiat of Trainer A. E. Heller. The - 1 - 1 1 I ... il,. ...K.i.tit i,u)lii.ii ,;. i ii .t . . " '..i tut. htiiraark. the 4-year-old sou of I'ath int. tlie lain 'ii- i 'regnii ierfornier, with a :':U!'4 rei .r. I . who wax last year Mtt Catmila. I'athniark in a green Mr, but at the free-for-all pace at Emit, Wa-liiiiL't hi. n July II. he ' the tlav m :':17'j, unainst Home UB' ii- lifr-f, tiic . u rue contented fur betnif IIAK: H a- a marvelous tier- jmiance, and ruinous to those betting c tin- rare, a- I'atliinark wan not con Kleml a Knilji!ity . Other horses in in itriiik! arc Ii.-wcy Ann, u (uteer, :S . Chehalis Maid, a 2-year old pr Kiniiiv Mack, a L'-vear uld trotter; Sly httu. a green pacing mare, ami Dr. LoBf'l Trilhy, a 2-year-old lartr." Volcanic Kpunnoni Af-imnu, but t hin eruptions rub life of ' Bucklen'j Arni'-a alve curea tliein , asiold. running ami lever sores, ulcer, tout, Man . 1 1 irrn, arte, cut, bruises, Jjna,a-4M. chapped baud, chilblains. N: pile cure m eartb. Drive out paiux laae, i in! Sic box. Cure (juar wt Bold by Tallmau & Co., drug- an een wax making tracks fur the tirft nationnl hank to dcpot in the vault, of that institution wad which wax loo Weighty to carry. rtobtrt UMBtlton i- over from the John Pay country with a hand of work botMt which be has xuld except lag three. He will hrinj; another hand ax Oojp PI he can make the trip. Thoinax Hamilton tV BltDOT Snyocr were OTOf KfOJH liurth uf IVnilletnli vex tcrday : having tinixhed harvcxting, these gentlemen are xayinc nutbing alxnit tlecreaxetl yield-. Inning receved an average of from M to 40 Imxhclx to the acri'. Threahlng machincx aeem to be hood doiH'd thix year and cuiixcipiently threxhinc ix proceeding much slower than usual. A niimher of new ma chines have Imcn pullixl out and with the beet (Kisxililc kind of weather and good plump grain have made the poorest records, so fur which have heeti made in the threshing line for a MMB her of year. This does not apply to the combines which seem to move right along thiough heat or wind just the same, covering so many acre- and having the grain in the sack every n itf tit . North Tutu ilia is to have a street carnival. Quite a number of Tut ii i 1 la people will remain at bMM) from the I'aris exposition and attend the carni val. Thomas Jaqiies is roustalsmt (or his owu header and for Joe Holme' thresher, and has been keeping the road" warm in the vicinity of Pilot Kock and Pendleton ru-tling for the two machines. The roustabout. explain" an authority on the subject, is the mini who gets more regularly ami iinani inousv swore at than any other man M the job. DoW the crew run out of tobacco'.' That d rouitabout can think of nothing. If there is a break down and Home lost time? What the devil is that roustabout drawing his wages for, anyway'.' So between the profanity of hi fe'llow workers at oue end of the route and that of black smiths and machine whom he is try ing to hurry, at the other, thin i a hard vear OB the roustabout. Five Thmcs. The live diseases for which Shiloh's Consumption Cure is especially recoiii meieleil, are Coughs, Colds, Whixipihg Cough, Croup and Consumption! Mo medicine ever made by man is equal to it in any reiect. Hold under a positive guarantee. Money back if it (ail. 2f cts. .'hi ctx and fl a battle Tall man .v Co. STATE MONEY FOR SCHOOLS. TUTIMLLA NOTES. l Yields From Smaral Grain Flaldt and other Harvest Moles. rmoilla. Aug. 5. Wm, Connellvhax HMfaet tlireeiiinj for hell Davis ' aTaili fr t IS1 l.l Ih, iwcli he get- over ,4-H0 sacks or' uUmt bushel. . I H. II . . I,u I kla I. nr. yjjji "" ' his grain and when last ''re l,ea I iMIten for Ma' jny .... WATCHES. M all Kind and our price, are Iq. lowuet,. have but One Price that U tha aama m varybody. L Hunziker Jeweler and OpUciaa. Per Traasurer Yalst Rscslvss ai.66 Pupil From Salem. Count v Treuxiirer . K. Vales has received from the state treasurer at Salem a remittance ol money for the schools of the county which will I apKirtiuiied for the c.teinU-r distri bution of funds. The total amount received was WI04.1h, which lall.M for each of the 5797 nchool pupils of the countv. This moiiev is interest on the irre ducible toirOol fund which is all the time draw lag interest. Is This Plain Enough. If you have a nagging cough ami are loin'g flesh, go to a drug store, and get a bottle of Shiloh's Coiisumpt ion cure. Take two-thirds of it. and then, if you are not benefited, return the bottle to the druggist, and he will re turn your money. Ub'I thut fair? No one could ask more. HI CtsU. M cts. and 1 a bottle. Tallman a DO ., lead ing druggist. LOW RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC. To C A. R. Encampment. Chicago, III., Aucust 27th to Sept. 1st. 1900. i'or the above occasion, the I'nion l'acilic railroad will make a speciul raUi of 171.50 to Chicago gad return. Ticket on sale August Hal and 22nd. Kor further detail concerning this cheap rate, call on f. I . Wamb . agent U. K. & M Co., Peielleton, Ore., or address J. H. l.othrop, gen eral agent. 136 Third St. Portland, Ore. XT' A Powder Mill Explosion. Keinoves everything ill sight; so do drastic mineral pills, but botli are mighty dangerous. Doa't dynamite the delicate machinery of your body with calomel, eroton oil or aloe pills, when Hr. King's New Life Pills, which are gentle a a summer breeae. do tin work perfectly. Cures headache, con stipation. Only 2'c at Tallman A Co. ' drug store. Oregon Bakery and Grocery Wj an. selliiiL.' Fruit Jars and extras t in aj. i WM anybody els.- in the oity. iy our 2()-ct;nt Coffee for your harvest rew. Crt street. CHAS. ROHRMAN tOJt ormon Bialiocs' f!lls7a7IIe.'u u.u r rsKVM rower, NiKht-LoeeM, .pe'sn"1.0"'"?- i ii- . t t.r X-,tfciIX.i. a .uic k M S.'j1, it .xi. no. bV AUCStAN eCO.. UKUOWteXS, flXOlUiTO N . OKJCOUN Manhood. Im naomnla. Pains Came ic, "S"?" ,r Br-"- -" " -."' Co., an PranoisoO! txi. One Was Emma Kldwell, Formerly or Pendleton Walla Walla People Much Enraged. Knima Kid Wall, ,15 vear old, who was criminally asean'ted and xtabld at Walla Walla Saturday, by a tiend in unman lorm r.i Mitlieriainl, wax lormerlv a resident ol Pendleton. She is well known here, is entitled to re eet from all. Her actionx, there fore, had not warranted Sutherland in approaching her. Mr. Ilurkec. the second Woman Sutherland assaulted, is also s re ectable woman, einploved in the steam laundry there. The details of the terrible affair, winch followed so cloxelv after the killing of Ituchanan bv Simmons, warrant the tielief that Sutherland ix a tiend ol the Theodore Hurrant tyx'. The meagre particulars in the Kast Hregouian of Satimlay evening, are supplemented us follows bj an acooanl in the Walla Walla DalOBI Girl horribly Assaulted. "Kmnia Kidnell. the 1-vear old atepdaoghtar ol W, A. Staart, wai the victim of mi attcmptnl criminal Maaail w ithin HX) yanls of her home in the southeastern part o( the city alxmt 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The girl fought so desperately, however, that bar axxailant abandoned bin dee i gnu and, stabbing her several times in the body, left her for dead MsMMJ 'he brush anil weixlx, and escaped in the brush. "The stwry us afterwards told by the girl herself indicated that she hud been returning from the residence of (ieorge whltehnuse. After crossing iroin Second street to Chestnut she saw u man behind her. II ix action, were not suspicious ami she paid little at tention to big until she reached the Yellow Hawk bridge where she turned into a lane leading to her father's houxe. In an instant he was lieside her and held her in his grasp. Not funding lux threats demanding I Hence frJsV began to scream. Fought Her Assailant. "A severe struggle ensued. The man attempted to use force with the frail girl and she. in her maddened flight fought like n tigress. I'nnble to con trol her her assailant begun using force. Hrutally he leat her about the head and face and finally choked her until she wux insensible. "The human brute, ax shown by the broken weeds and blood xtaimxl grass, than caught the girl by the hair and dragged the limp Ix dy into the taller weeds mid brush, where. Hi) doubt fearing her return to consciousness ami pursuit stabbed her several times in the region of the heart with a paakal knife. Then, leaving her, dead, a he supposed, he fled. "How long she lay (here unconscious is not known. When first seen she had crawled or walked to her home, a distance of about 100 yanls, and had fallen headlong into tin' barbed wire fence near the house. She was then bleeding from her wounds and only senii-eoiisclou. "The girl's stepfather W. A. Mnart, found the dying girl ami carrying her into the house, at once startiil for a doctor. Attempted a Second Asiaull. At M o'clock Saturday night, at Seventh und Poplar streets, Mitherlund Bttanptad to assault Mrs. Minnie inirkee. and wu urrexied. lie nan es caped the o tticerx ince the assault on Knima Kidweii. Miiheriund narrowiy aWBDad Ivnehing at the hand of the enraged populace. " a e e 00T HIS HAIR BACK. Wa Perfectly Bald When He Started to Use Newbro's Herpicide. I rederick Mantlell, Maryland block. Butte, Montana, bought a Is, tile ol Newbro's Herpicide, April ii, '!!, und I legaii to use it for entire baldnesx. In .11 days, he says, he had hair an over lux head, ami on July 2 he writes, ami today my hair is as thick and luxuri ant as any one could wish. Neuhro's Hcrmcidc works mi an old principle and w ith a new dleoovery destroy the cause and vm remove tne eneci. Herpicide destroys the germ that causes dandrun, tailing nair, ami finally baldness, so that with the cause gone the ernx t caillioi rcinum. sbbbsbs lulling huir ut ome und -tart- lie- new growth in week. STIRRED UP LEHMAN SPRINGS. Young Man From Heppner Makes the Place Lively tor a Short Time. Lehman Spiings, Aug. li. The other lay at this place, a aOMBMy of yung men Irom llei.pner made ine camp ruther lively for a time, and sort M parloraiad the aad'aawar Ith a a aat. bv shooting at the Rtoeaalpai and otherwise man I lest mg a playlulness not toinpatihle with the best breed ing, in Willie manner, a iniinoi-r oi voting men from Pendleton ami some from Heppner got lata bud palatloai with each other, and the spirit of an tagonism thus engendered caused them to form what looked like a battle array, and threaten to leave on the field' of action both dead and wounded. No one was hurl, and no one was ran badly scared, aud the affair ended without any serious results. m m m Dearness Cannot oe Cured bv Local application, a. ttiry eauool re n tne -li juirtiou tif the ear. There I. out) oue way to cure tle.hu ., and Hi. I i- by t ouainu' lioaal reiuislle. liealuew I eauxed by all 111 Il.llieil i nIiilllliiU 'if I lie ii. - ... i lioiug ol II. Luxla' bl.U tube W lien Ibis lube gel. lu flamed s "ii l.avt a ruuibllug aouiel or linper. feet bear lag autl liu n b eullrely eloaad tlealueu i' Hie re.uli. aud ualeu tlie lutlamuia uea eaa be lagvn eel aae lain tube -c . . i io a uorui.I ttinditiou. bearlug will liedealroyed loreveri elae eases eel of u-n an- caused by calarrb. wlilcli 1 uullilug but an luil.med tiiiiditlon ol tie- buuous surfaces ' will gi on, liuu'lred 'loll.r. lor u ' deluu (, au.ed by e.larrli) Ibai i .uuot be cured by UaU'x CaUrrb Cure aeud lm t treular., free. y J CHENEY tV loledn O Sultl b) all drugglsa, T4c Hall'. Fauiily I'lll are tlie best. i m 9 9 LA GRANDE'S DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Loss Estimated, at $100,000 0. R. 1 M. Station is In Rules La iirande suffered a serious haw hy lire on Saturday night, uegiuuiug at 7 :30 o'clock, when the conHagration be gau iu the iiupleuieiit warehouse of Bolton A Buhner, and instantly, al most, enveloped that immense struc ture iu a sea of Hemes. It is the most destructive tire La Grande ha bawl since 18U:t. when tlie entire town nearly went up in moke. Thin time, according to ine journal, it was j:sa..l !.. i.rtttiit the Haines from , III, ui. trj - spreading aud going beyond control. l... i.l If.. tta.. Ix ',,1.1 r t otti tin " . . - ... - the lollowiug: "The warehouse and iU conteuts, with the esception of a b were comiiletely con sumed ; the 0. H. .V H Jepot was a mass of ashes ; two hundred yards of quadrupled track with aUut 38 loaded otr. are lell 10 ruins. II war out. ... .1 .i ,.M,,rt on tl.f pari of the liremeii that the row ol bricks on Jefferson avenue and the I round bouse aud coal hunker weroj Mixed. Kire broke out in thcin xcvernl times hut wax siinpropsed. The freight warehouse was ali savil with ditlicnltv. The OOBItMMy'a ice house wax included in the loss. Bolton tV- Bixlmer's papt-rs, Ixxik accounts, etc., waiaall in the safe, and arc preserved. The railroad company's paper an in a hail shape; some were saviM, some 'atterxl bv the crowd eager to help, and a large part, including those in the telegraph otlieo, were burned. "The tire com pan v worked with he roic energy, but six streams seemed for time hopelessly inadequate. If the wind had been in the opimsite direc tion, the buxiness part of town wnuld have been completely doatroyetl. The losx was verv great even aajaat favora ble conditions. That of the O. K. A N. cannot of course N extimatisl for many days. The insurance on the Bolton A Bodmor property was g li',."tXY ami the losx tmuch gnater. The lxx cars might have Ixvn savel but the switch engine had to be used removing dead engine from the round houxe until it was too lute. "The ! o'clock passenger wax delayed for some tune hut was passed on the side tracks. Telegraphic communica tion, were dattfoyad with the wext but the telephone was lieing used." Worae Than War. Hnndradfl are killed in war, but hundreds of thousands Hr,. killed by consumpt ion. There would Ik no deaths at all causixl by this terrible disease, if People could N- made lo un derstand that Shiloh's congh mid con sumption cure is a sure remedy if taken ia the early stages. 2.' cts.. Ml eta, mid 91 a Isittle. I'ruggists will refund the money if a cure is not effected. Tail man l'o.. leading druggist. I c. i; Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton. S Heatfield. Hoakaoa. B P Qaarlati Waahington, II Casey, Portland. B B Mar, Portland. H ii Bruce, Seattle. Thus human. San I'riincisco. Rd Khan. city. t'orkie, La i Iraada, Mrs Laaa Blum, La Qpandai K A Kuner, Sun I'rancisco. R Alexander, citv. N S llagen, Portland. Doll I Lushier. PoitlstBd. i has H Green, San Francisco. A D lirillin, Sun I'rancisco. Besslngcr, Portland. M Crawford. Portland. T Barnes, Portland. G W Harris, Portland. C ii Stucev, Portland (ieo A Kohertsoii, I'ocatello. I'M Blackburn, Omaha. Samson Hirsch, Portland. T ,1 M ichelsoii, Los Angelos. i A Turner, citv. H li Nlvander, Portland. J B Mopaa, Port land. J A Allison, Portland. H It Anker. Spokune. Thus Keogh, Setllc. K li Mcintosh, city. I ieo Stevens, city. K Lebu, Spokane. W 1 1 Parker, Tacoma. I Hiirhach. He Moines .1 .1 MiAmnee, San I ranci-co. L M Hold, n, Tacoma. A Kwald, Seattle. M Smith. BaattU. Sterling Hughes, Chicago. w D JaataaaB) PortlaBoT. w u OlaaaHaalagi Portland. Mrs liorr, Huntington. Mrs M a Danbaai, Pomaroy. W B Wallace. I'matilla. K J Walker and mother. J N Kloeekner, San I ram-isco. T B Newell, laokaaa, Sam Lee, Sxikune. A Kisl i Iraat, Portland. CASTORIA Krarxlhr slgnalui. of i has. II Pl.STCI la u.r fur mule tltau lliirty yrars. and 7 AinJ lux ye At nit j MoHgU. Aii an to 'data bicycle at 120, ladies' wheels 2ti, at the ('rexcelit Agency ill the Kast Oragonian building. A aaa Oad'hand bicycle in g'.sl order (or fl Terms easy, without interest. Mother's endorse it, children like it, old folks Use it. We refer to One If IBOtO Cough Cure. It will qoiokly cure all throat and lung troubles. Tallman .V Co., leading druggists. Kor uf. Household articles in g I cund it lull, apply to II. A. Mor gan, corner Alia ami Aura Streets. UNBEARABLE ITCHING Wm It WulM I I IMItf lo l.r Hkla 'ruiu li.uk. ur. .1 hy CI TH I HA. I hu'l u liruuki 'u: uJI over ti . Uti'k. TIm- IU htiit We ulii'unt uitlMJetrublc, uiil ui IBH I (tit tiisif it ut'Ul'l be it niiei f uur liit- akin oft in v bat k. I tried I(M luff --- s' 1 1 1'tlulJP , all'l p 'i .il It'H.f'llt a, H IIIhiuI f.lh Mini 1 M ul ol ViHtl I I It I l t It lit (litre III U'l 1 U'llUll.ittf" rtO. AlUl Vtit: 'li'tltlie, lli lit k (Hit lls'lltllff, 11 ii'l bv lit Uui tlit buaol i ii' ' ma Miitjin iii buif Urtf 'l Ult! blCAklHi' OUl M (J ill ilstMI'H ,111 'I .). II TIIOM AIL ilUCvrucli A , li.'lUiiutioli, I is I CUTICURA THE SET 91.25 I iiiilt le f llt l nl Mini I ijtrriiMi I I "I ir nl lir Kvn MtJtKor. -liiatSli "t 4 'l It CI Mi rior i'&r. 1, Ui Ctt-atiaay ikf ttklu ol rthttf bd ttcalaMi, COTH tat 'tn.tiutiiii (kV.), to ally UaCsilltf, Hygtij tHAHke- til1 ktvJ Cltiirbta Kjinol, TINT (Wr J D MOl eibd rlralMkf Uif blo1. Hoicj Ikrobifkout llMi i of Id J'oi 1 1 at liltl fl AHiW atflM. t . HoU- IV'Oa , Hoeiioii. "How 1 ur IUi.ll. i( II 'U. n a " f i. TheOldl olksat Home ... are learning new wrinkles every day from tin- voung folks of the nreneiit generation one of the most comforting is ine i,t uiai goisi laundry work eau Is- done outside the house a cheailv as if you Mi'iMi'd your life away over ine iuo. Alacliincry ami sysleln tell THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 1. f . Robiiiton, Prop. Telephone 60 ALL THE NttVVS! Take the Beet Oregonian. DaUy Ijw a year by mail. Weekly gi jo, aud ttemi 'Veekly ga.go . ya. tUmiile aeatjr (ice Mid-Summer Clearance Sale CIT SHIRT WAISTS Si" Sllllt . lists RgdttCtd to SC JPOtJ SaVO 33c. 751 Shut W. usfs Radttoatj to )iei u snvo 37c. 1 1 .00 Slmt W. nsis Reducad to 50c, you save 30c. t,43 Sluit V. usts Koiliicrd to 63C1 you save 621 fl.50 Shut W'.iisis RadtlCed to 73c. you save 73c. ti 00 Shitt Waists Ki (lucetl to Hi. 00, you save i 00, ti. 25 Slot t V .nsis Reduced 10 $t,t on save $ . 1 a. $150 Shin . usts RadtM i d to ff.iji vou save It, 15. Thtaa arc not ragged and bobtailt loHtd ami lidjidi bttl nice frrsli waists at aaactly one hall ragttlar pin r. The Peoples Warehouse. AGENTS BUTTERICK S PATTERNS. U sis i Grouse Season Opens August 1st. (iootl Sport in tht- Woodi ami forexl, in c -vert and mcadou hum iu ibeotitHJ gfOUee, When you mint lirxl clusx llrearmx, ritle, shot, gun or pishd, ami the hext aiiiuninilion that la made, you will tlml it in our superior xtock of spotting i.''xls Now I- the time to MjOJf hunting and flahlng, when you have such ul isfm toi y Hall 1 1 iu tackle and firearms ax Vog Mill find here. J W. D. HANSFORD & CO. Purity and Accuracy Get Ready for Harvest ApVppVVVVVgpVtVaV Hue vout header beds inidc. vour vvalet tanks Usiked over and have your loed racks iu order, ho there will lie BO delay when the time c.nnes to harvest this year's lijei crop, We make header lieds, water tanks and fctd i n ks at very reasonable jirlces. Call and see us. Pcnu'ctou Planing Will & lumber Yard K, Proprietor. i xWWWrVVVWVSVsV k. ioksh: are necessary In drugs. Medicines when prepared with adulterated Ingredients cannot serve the purpose desired. Our drugs are all standard and our prescrip Hon flepartmaat has our ipaclal care Mall orders will receive prompt and careful attention. BROCK & MoCOMAS Headquarters for t'ameras and Photographic Supplies. Corner Main and Court Sts., Pendleton. Oregon Lumber Yard sSELLS. I 11 in Ik i Lath, Hhtsigl i HuildiuK I'upcr, Tar Paper. MouldinKH. PtCaMkli I 1 iiu and lenient, Hrick and Sand, Sash and DtMiriH, Screen DtMirsea Window, Terra -dt.i Pipe. Borie & AhU Prop's Alta St., opj. Court Hotiae. Alba Creamery aud Cheese Factory Orders Promptly t illed. J. L BISHKK, Prop., Alba, Oregon. Hotel Pendleton Under New nanaxement. A. Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Kvery Modern Convenience tUr and Itllllard llouins. Give Us 1 Trial. Kates $2.00 a day Special Kates by Week or month Headquarters lor Traveling Men The Kest Hotel In Eastern Oregon. Vein Ui mi Bros., Props. Successors to J. i Moore GOLDEN RULE HOTEL ' x lh 0l tint Clan and Cuintil.tr Htd.l 111 IS. Lit, SUM Irw 5 Mxi Mx.n All I MMM I rat Haml. Nuwmi. taaMi iigsii. 1 11. PMMl Vxiltfing FdDlT 000 Lots 5. 6, 8, 9, 10 and U In Block 81, Re serve Addition lo Pen dleton, opposite Wash ington & Columbia River Railroad depot, will be sold at reasonable prices from $115 to m each. The lots are ex cellently located and are only Ave blocks from Main street. Apply to o So JiSKSlkscomi Bast Oregonian Building. Cor. Court anil Johnson Mitels. I'l IS HI I ION. OIHOON Waterman's IDEAL FOUNTAIN MiNS. QMg triixl, always natal. Kvery Pen fully ifiiaraiituttd. MAX ItAKK. 71ft Main St. Byers' Best Flour... To in iko good l.i c.nl use Hyera' Heat Flour, it look tiiat premium at the ChlOaJR) World's I'ali, over all coui)ell lion, audalves axoalTaat satlslac-tiou wbercver used, livery aacl la guaranteed We have the licit Steam Rolled Barley, Seed Uye and Bcardleaa Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills Hrau, Short, Fee', etc W- S. HYEKS, Prop. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUrn. OKUOON. g Kail U nil iinaa S.i(ilululir IS. I lm aluilsal el His Nuriasl St liuul aru ireMreit in laku lliu Slslu t itrilllcalu liaiuudialuly BB grad- uailiua iirsduati'. readily .ft aM S""l s.llluaa. gagaaai "' .r bwai 111 1 n Strung Ai advuiii' au-l l'(ulo.iuual i.'uuraue. MeB Bpeillll DegeMaeal Manual Training. Well 1 1 .it'll' 1 Tralulug Uuparluisul. Pur taialuguu i:uiilslulug full snuuuut-.tiiaeul ad. tic IV Ii i'AMPttKl.1., Prti.l.luul, i W A W ANN, n. . .,1 l,t. ully.