East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 08, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..CLEARANCE SALE Summer Goods ..OF :very Jollar's worth of seasonable goods will be closed out rejrrfrdless of cost. Cleaver Bros. N F. iAY, AUOUBT t, lWKi. IN THE COCK RU RN FIRt. lnM, Fireman or Traction Eneln. "ti m S,V'"B Prowriy. fatfoa, Or., Au. 7.-A. (.'. Ootfc. asaatjlnl f MM gvr ile bilsof tlie tire " WenBeBBBtt of last .arson the John Gerdaa iilaee, on BjsjBereek briaf farnm.l hy hit son, Hki- Ooekbarn. Om mm mm de i t !m i I t- l.imiia'ed ami the . : u ii. odi- luult eKH'iully (.tttim t B 6 M ,lf P" wa" t"";n,'d ,t'iiii lu wnoMw oobdittai it i . ,-ui nnlv M of Bum. The aeraratnr , i imvf ! ate 1 lv tlir traitini stalae la chart ol William Mkmbp . " Hiii:inr. uti.l Willnini Seaman, t-nuni. I'-" I'"' rable broke tliree ,1 Mr. - irnun was badly hurne.l. aail receive (real credit (or tin' nerve ':,., i.vi-l in st irk inn t hi t in imWt prevent lnia(re to UMUMlj'. On-bre wa- imrnwl so badly tliat it sa tilltil t :nl it- sufTeriiik' . ami a Moad ii rt tuirned so as to k'rent r imiair its value. Three hundred ticks of wheat was -eirihe.l that it ill tir valuable onlv for boa- feed. Tn- tjiul '"" "t i" iioti at $2000, ritti on inuruncf. Tint loss would nxto 1 eriiile MM Mm, bel not m with pi Cwk-Intro-, i, 0 OmUMW and bin MBT m: Cnane.. Mark. Krank and ionje. will harvest 50. CM) bushels of fcaithil iear. The average of all tfa-ir wlirut was 22 1 ImsbeU 10 tin t. One "f their farms on the reeer nttou, due eat of Coruover', which ia prei'mus year hat yielded Ho to 42 bataet. I" Mi- ai r- "this year went Irom 30 t 2'i. The OetBTOfBfM have rweotlv acqalred the Hlalock (arm of IU2 si-res beyood Milton, and the arcbaar nri-v is said t" be fllO.UOO. Prof. H. V. Moo leal, of the orMwl arlhwl fi-iiity. left toiJay lor Imiianu. t frtnv fr a mouth. X'irval f. I'.r.illey, proiritor ol the IMiaitiice botet, made a tri;. M i'--u di'ton m bMIMM today. Miw BIwsb r Mo irhoaiw, of Walla Willi, wild ha- i-.'li a lilleKt of Ibe Xiaaa Prowbatol, left yeaterday for NMaMM. Wort Tnan War. ruindredf ua killed in war, but htMtvds of tbouaanda are kilbsf by uti'U. There w.iuhl lie tin at all caused bv this terrible r. if ie-iIe could lie made to tin- aajand that Miiloh'a couicb and con miiti.iL cure is a aure rMMMV if taken ittue early stages. 2S eta., 60 cts. and Halsittle lirujtists will refund the y if a cure ir not effected. Tall MB m Co., lead in druggiata. SALE OF WhIAT AT ATUCNA. J- Wiuinion Buyi 7,000 Bushall From 0. C. Turnar at 46 Cant. AAli-iia, Or.. Au. 7. A wheat aale Maconsumiuatttd today of conaidora- aiaijiiitude, nonitnarlMJ the fact IM MOB haj jJht ommoJ. W. I It isn't : thi material " wit i,ur reiutiitsl watei, tllt. rewtilti ill a oerfret it .- the oat duaa il- Uuaiajiaa. Anv Midler ,ati buy thu Hue kinds of ; JJt,,,r'i Umt I u. In rejairliuj; SKILL JJ M u valuable muU-rial M MB Im used in wat I, n- ' Ilia bungler cau't ' 71' " ' ell lay skill for what C worth, n i l it will eit you P i n,' ut lower price. l. hunziker, EJcler and Op itian. "" .1. AiamsMM iit-xu-r 1 Oregon Bakery and Grocery V are Hwlliiijjj Fruit Jars and extras daMftV luan anybody cJm in the city. Try our '.M-cent Coft'oe for your liars, m CIW urt street. rtii lVMav..u a TT. . - T t "l?"vT. L4MI BF I taw r MlvntaUlBMB)li Mfjaj I III III In.Pwci: Fi? AlilTUi. itrnlnir rThlSfcions, Carrn. ..'."' kuguU Unfltnaaa toMsrri, paa.or on. Wtlc i, UP Juloana of si- ' L- M4 MM ihun y- ui. i S- y- r aww ' cii-ui, i4. Baiisss. aiatiup v iaj.lis o, nuuiMun. ijatJiiiJrxwai. oiuuium. Dry Goods Co. I, Wllkiaaoa pMwhaMd WOO bMboliof reil chaff wheat from (. I'. Turner at ! centK Mf bushel, the wheat to be delivered at the I'acirio DoMl Klevator t'oniaiiv warebouxe at Powney. It wa taiiltrht for the pMllttc Coast Kh vator OOflipajiy, Mr. Wilkinson licinn it agftill here. The deal war man imlatd by Chance Turner, of Weston. Axel Obrstron, ol Milton, is in Atbetia on business, and w ill remain here a week or so. Clark Walter, who was a MMVt OomflliawiotMf during the time of IM building ol tbu cnurt bouse at Pendle ton, is njain MMOMkll identifying himself with liis interest- near here William Miller, of the tirni of Kischer .V Miller, returned this Mh ini; from I'nion. Charles Morris has oemsl a harness shop in the Carden haildiiii:. on Maiii street, lie is well known as an ex lTt in that line of business. Deafnen Cannot 0 Curad tF kaaal aaMlaaAiaaja, a- May eaniiet resrb iht le-s-aseil Kirllun nt lur er. TieTf l ou. mii wn lo cure Jeslue. slll I hat 1- by roDstttu Clonal r- iii ! - Iiestie- 1- hjs-iI by an in. tUllli-.l ..U.I.II.'lli'l III' IIIII'MU- .lllllia el tin- Euatai blau luls Wm u lUir tu(.- IWM in-Hstue-1 you liave a ruinbimit seun i or iuijM-r-fect oearlnc. and when 11 ! eun rel eioavd l 1 11-"- i I ue reuti. aui unlt-- th Inltainma non 1 mi If tski'ii on! ku! tin- ' 11 'h1 re-tor, -a t. it noruia, l ondltiou, hesnna will !.- lenroy. .1 loraver : nlav eaaat out of ten are eausad b) catarrh, whicb 1 nutblaa but an laflaawu rood. Hon ot the inu'-oun -urlaceg We will irie one huulrel i"Usr- laf oi te ot deafiivw (.-u"d Ii) - eatarrb I that eanuot be enfaa i Uall't Catarrh Cure Wrut lor ciriulari. tree. T. 3. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O. sold bv ail druavswv : Haii Fauiii) nBaawiM Mat. LOW RATES VIA" UNION PACIFIC. To C A. R . Encampment. Chleaao. 111.. Auuit27lh to Sapl. IM, iboo. For the ah ive oecasion, tlie I'nion I'a. itic railnad will make a special rate o.' fTl.60 to Chicago and return. 1 k k 1- on sale August J 1st and 2Jnd. For further details concern inic this cheap rate, call on F. Y. Wauislet , iitfeiit O. K. N. Co., I'endlet.ii, Ore., or address J. H. Lothrop, gen eral MMM, 11 Third St, fort land, Ore. A Powdar Mill Explodon. atoM Ml evervthiuK in aight ; so du drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate muchinerv of your body with calomel, crot-m oil or uls-- pills. 11, Wtmm V..u Lift. 1'ills u I, 1,1, lieu t , . i. u - - - - - - - " , -- ar.- gentie a a summer lire-.e, do tin- work perieetly. cur.-i- neaaacn.-. en stit'Utioii. Only iV' at Tallman dc Co. ' drug atore. Arrivals at Hotal Panalalon. .1 W Cushing, San Francisco. W I Ivvver. Portland, j e Sharp, Portland. Chaa Waner, Portland. A' W Minth, 1'ortland. Win Mlbar Portland. 1 Ii Miller, Marvville. Mo. 0 o Lucas, Kossland, U 0. J M Martin and wife, Pcx-atello. 1 MM A M broter, LaMVaV, W Q Parker, Ta-. oma. I Ii Oarrett, Portland, (ieu Klliott, Portland. II vTfMM. Tokeka. w c Fausiey, Daayay , li A Van Amrimre, Portland. T 0 llailev and familr, city. Hal Head.', I.-w istort, Id. J ii Mora n, I.a ' ir.m le M P. Kunkle, Walla Walia. F I llauker, Portland. .1 C Mackiniion, Ureal Northern. W Candish, tfpokana. G H Anker. BpofcaiM. W Toiey, npokaie- I' .-bulls, Spokane. M i- Mae Littleton. Milton. i W Brown, Coshis lon, . Hmmrj Kofw, Portland W N aWliaaar, Portland. Phil Hoai li, Portland. N Berkeley, jr., city. J C Itian, Chicago. a, ss - ar Volaame arupiioat Are grand, but i.kio eruption rh life of Joy. Bucaleu'a Aruh-a NtNe cures them; also old. ruuuliii a'id f-ver uloera boil, feloaa, corns wart., cuu, brulae., bums, Mabll, cbaped hands, abJlbMlM. Beat pile cure ou eartu. Drives out paius and achea. Only i'r a box. Cure guar auteed. sold by Tallman A Co., drug giata. Coldan Opportunity F'or a live busmen man. A. T. B)M wishes to sell hi stock of geiieral merchandise at Allien. He has a Hue stork of goods in a large brick i-torc room. Hood looatiou. Would lake a ',,! farm in excbanite Write to A T. 1 Brewer, Athena, Oregon. CHAS. R0HRMAN m fa n.rai Lows Manhooo, Irn- iMAmn a. Pains i.es, "er'OXS T " 1 U..lMIM i Irfl phar..' Btops ' RMS k-1 STREET FAIR HEADQUARTERS. ASSOCIATION VOTES TO ESTABLISH A PERMANENT OFFICE, J. E. Lathrop to B Superintendent Omc In Corner or East Oregonlaii Buildln Work Begins Today. At the meeting held in the cilv council room Tuesday evening several important divisions were arrived at Headquarters were ordered opoiud at OB) Mi l'hev are to be in the MtMf ol the F'.ast Orvgonian building, with an entrance at the juncture ot Mam and WobbjJtfMt and Miotner entrance iii Webb street. John K. lisWhrop MM BlMlfti as MpariaMaMMM ol the mmn Fair and Carnival, with the under sUnding that he devote his entire lime Ui the work of arrangements, maintain the headquarters from now M tlie tune ol the lair, and employ a stenographer. Hen K. Harts has bias anumsxl lor this position, and commenced his new duties tislay. A large lianner will lie swung across the street (KM the Fast Oregonian huilding to the W. A K. K. city otfices. so tliat anoync .hiking lor the Fair and Carnival headquar ter will easily tad them. At all times until the Fair and Carnival ends either Mr. Lathrop or Mr. Davis will be at the headquarters, so that those who have business with the fair will al ways lie able promptly to attend to it without delay Mr. Hutchtn Cav Naw Impatu. lieorge I.. Hutchin, manager of the Portland Mreet Fair and Carnival, at tended the meeting and -turtcd things in motion by thu very complete presentation he gave of the plans nec essary for carrying ou the fair prepara tions. I'p to the time of Mr. Hutcmn's visit, the otlicers ami directors of the F'a:r and Carnival Association had lalnri-d in the dark. .No one had ex perience to guide It in . an I it wa- felt that someone must lie secured who could furish Um ideas upon which to base the arrangements. Mr. Hutchin showed in a tew moments that he thoroughly understands the manage ment oi street fairs and carnivals, and he enthused the metiihcrs o Ihe asso ciation with new lib- ami energy. He set torth the features to be secured, and answered dozens of questions re lating to the iiilinitude ol details that must Is- worked out. "You people will have to under stand,' said Ne. "that no one man or two men ran make this affair a sticces. You must have a superintendent who gives his undivided time, night and dav, to the preparation-, lie must have headquarters, ami an assis tant who remains there, and there two must do nothing but work away with hammer and tongs to keep the details going. I lien there must Oc many com- init(ee working all the tune coinpie.l jl representative citizen-, each taking up a separate line of a irk. And all must keep eternally nt it until im pair and Carnival end-. Thus only w ill you succeed. " Plans W.ll B Sat Forth. Mr. Hutchin proceeded to outline the plans to le followed, which plans w ill lie el torth in the local newspapers from time to tune as they come up for consideration. Today, several important matters came up for attention, and were taken hold of with vigor and determination that there shall be no procrastination. no putting on what can Is- done at the present. Fivcrything snnts towards silccues. Ih ninittii-s are .it w -rh. rbe preparations are making and B0 i-lt .rt will lie left unexiiended that will tfive Pendleton the liuest Mreet Fair and Harvest Caruval ever een in a town of this siie, or, indeed, of twice its sue. BATHER A HIGH ESTIMATE. Prof. Peebles, of tha Normal Sehool, Intarviawad by Portland Talagram. Prof. Iioorife H. Peebles, i.f the Wes ton normal school, has heen inter viewed by a resjrler on the Evening Telegram. The aggregate wheat yield of I'ma tilla count v tin- vear will exc 1 :,- 000, UO0 bushels, according to reliable estimates. These figures have only ls-eu exceeded by one or two ea-on- in the past. In-oge II. i'eebles, COIllleCU-d With the normal school of Wefm, whicb place is iu thu center of the wheat raising district of Cnintill count;., has been a close observer of the wheat crop this year, and is well-informed a- to the actual conditions. "At Athena and Weston, in the heart of the wheat-raising country," said Mr. Peebles, at the Imperial toduv, "the wheat yield varies from 30 to 60 bsjaboll to the acre. lOSM large tracts yield as high as VI bushels, but this it an exception, and lint the genera! thing. The yield from the wheat lields at the I'uialilla Indian reservation, is Irom 10 to 40 bushels, all ol the Im -I oualitv ol L'rain imaginable. Ih ararasM vieid throiiifboiit I'matillu uuUUtV will be 4U bushels to tin- acre. Jl.e t warm weather which wus :n evidence at t lines during the inolitl of July did so me damage to the spring grain, on the uplanos or extrunn northeastern BOftMM ol the county, This, however, will hot greatly effect the yield. "ihe harvustmg throughout tin county is now about two-third- com pleUsl.' - - m 9 w la This Plain anouih. If you have a nagging cough ami are .. ... .i - j losing nesii, go to a ursjB u aim ijet a bottle ol tShiloh's C-oniuuipt ion . . ,i tt. --.i .i cure, lake two-inirus m u, ,ii,-i MsasBf if you are not DaoMtMdi return tl. tn the .,r .jj -i. and he will re turn our money. Isn't that fair? Mo ...... ,..'.iil. I u.k more. 25 eta. .60 cts I II a bottle. Tallman A Co. , lead- j tug drungiat. IHt 0. B. fe N. WILL BUILD CUTOFF o Stat a Ballroad Man Positively to the tan uraaoiiian. "The 0. K. at N. company will build the cutoft from Volin to Castle Hii-lt The surveyors are actua'lv at n.rk i-.inhlishiiiir ihe grades lor the line, anil toe contracts w ill be let m. una as the engineers tinish their work and report to tlie general This was said to the Last Oregonian 1... .. Lni.n Wull l.'. l'r.til fill I'llI' lij H IpCU II.M1- M via -- " reut railroad hapjeuings. He says that it is now bevoml doubt that thu-utofl i ii- tli, ..r;.... HI H' OU I. I III" iiioiiiiiik a ...'w ..si. h-ll the II. H. & S. train at Nolin, and were preared to 1 .1 .. u 4 ,.uln,il,USV llllll lliaae llie mi"-;. ffmwimt 1 t has already been run, but no final survey. The engineers who came up from Portland this morning will per form this work. several weeks ago, two prominent contractors, Meaars. Hale and Aldrich, came up from Portland and looked over tlie around, with a view to future I. I. I .... ..... I. .r..,.., ..!,,. opi-rai.ons. i is un--. that theae uoutrailors were aaked by the oouiany to come up ami iimpeci tue ... . ,...r nl.ii-li ii, cutoff is to run. Mini,, -- -- - - -ii- . and be ready to figure on bidding lor the contract later wueu ui..-joi. aubwitted their nual estiuoaUm. When tbey were here they reiuawd to say anything on the subject, hut pn'served absidnte silence wImui nskisl oomvrn- tng the mttir. However, it is known they came for the purpose mentioned. Nature of the Work Proposed. The construction of this cot. iff will Im valuable, so O. It. A N. employes say, in that it will obviate the several grades lietween Pendleton and t'nia tilla and shorten the dllMMTB from here to the terminus of Ihe road by something like thirlii'ii miles. Those two advantages, doing away in part with the grades and lessening the dis tance, will justify the large exH'inli ture necessary in building the new road l-etwi-on Nolin and Castle Koc'k. I'astle rtoek is on the Columbia river alsnil 'tiftivn miles this side frtim Arlington, aU.ut fortv miles lMyond I' mill 1 1 In towards Portland. The cutoff, it constructed, would take the line through a valley leaviint the I'matillu river near tha mouth of llutter fr'k and running in a straight line to Cattle Itock. The intention is to run all trains on ihe main line via the cutoff and this would leave I'malilla really on a branch. I.eganling the future status of I'matilla, it cannot now la ascer tained from the representatives of the conipaiiy. t'harles Wunser, who came up from Portland this morning to look after some right ol way matters in coum-c tion with the project, of course will -ay nothing. No information was oh tamable from him. SAW THE PASSION PLAY. Prmllaton Travelers Visit Oberammar sau By Boat Trom Munich to Zurich. The party of Pendleton ladies who arc in Lurope send anolher letter to the F'.iisl Oregonian fnuu Zurich: .nrich. .lulv -. lo the F.nst tre- KOliian.-The date line of this letter tells ou that we are now in nrich. We came here bv lsiat from Munich. and have pleasurable memories of the llavanan capital. Munich is a rich storehouse of the treasures of art, and also is celebrated for the variety of its types ol architecture. There are structures representative of the archi tecture of two thousand years past. I.. 'ii is 1., who eame to Ihe throne iu I Nil, caii-ed the embellishment of the city, as his place of residence, and, al though there are no womlerlul nil vantages of a natural character, arti ficially Munich is full of interest. Perhaps, the art treasures entitle Munich to rank iiuuiig the lirst centers f Europe, a distinction not at all meaningless, in a country which alsmnds in traditions and collections which the world comes to study. '.r k. Italian, Assyrian art of past ages, side bv side with product of modern masters, furnish inexhaustible opportunity to revel in the works oi the hrusli and the chisel, our guide books tell ii- that Munich gained its place i- i center ol art null after the icce-sion ol Iioiiis, and, therefore, that it lin ks the BOiat which attaches to some ot the towns in winch art has Imi'ii the one central thought for past age-. Kit, however that uiav he, one in not -ay he as tss-n seen Fhirope's art collections without having seen Munich. A feature of the city is its extensive park system, as. indeed, ---nil he said of all the place, we have visited. Our home cities are deplorably behind those of the continent, except ig only three or four. Here, one invariably litid" provision for the iorer people to enjoy the open air, ami to get for a time from the oppression of the crowded quarter. We go to Lucerne from here, and will thus Work towards Paris and the exposition. At Ols-rainiiiergau we saw the famed "Ps-ini Play,' being fortunate enough at Munch to secure seats, in spite of the great demand for ticket-, (.omparisl with stage produc tions one has heen accustomed to see, it is wortbv the fame it has achieved, and repays the exertions and trouble of going to w Hues it. nSKDLBTON TRAVELERS, A lady's chainless Columbia, ..... ..I as new, a US wheel, for $X at the Cres cent agency ir the F.ast Oregonian building. ITCHING HUMORS UIMplttlM KxUflit! Htd IllUlliMl Trttu hi bHI W i H -in,'..!' i ri 'K uftltV' ).tHleiiBMi I it -r III of I'lU- llll'l kill ( I I Ml I It III ins lit (' l. till i ilrlihikl mImI auXftli" MU'I v i t ;uX ia) 't4- f "i Tgn Mi i ' n s CVt .)' IssiMMiM " alwar U. - uf Ba UtaaVJ BRJ rmi CITY... Livery, Peed and Sale Stables... ciis MriPfUN Hropi n: tor Kveryihlag New. Naw Horses; New Klgs. Beat riga ami teams In the city. Hoarder given the bt attention. Service any hour of the muht I cl. l one No. 7. The Old I oiks at iiome are learning new wrinkles every day from the young folk of the present generation one of the m4 comforting is tne lai t tnai , .i lauiniry wora cau i- done oiii.-i-le the house as cheaply aa if you acrubbttil your life away over tlie tnl- Machinery and system tell Ibe tale. THK DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Robuitufi, Prop. Idiioncbo Clothes An expSfiMDCod nml i iiialilc i utter (rum ChiOMgO'l It) Oil Friday and Saturday. August 10th He will exhibit 500 (FULL PATTBRM LSNG I lls ul (hi latest Suitinjrs, Mnww t.tki'ii fur IniMsJiatt t lutura dalivaty, PBRPBG f PI r QUAR n 1 r.i i The Peoples Warehouse. Remember the day and S3 nsr -' Purity and Accuracy are necessary In drugs. Medicines when prepared with adnltentted ingreillentti eanuot serve the purpose deslreil. UU Ini-.'s ar- nil staudar I and o.ir prescrip tlou depart inent has onr spei Inl care Mall onlrs will rcele prompt ami 1 arefnl attention BROCK & M0COMA8 lleaibpiarter for Camera mid I'liotographle Supplies. t'onicr Main and Court Sts., I'endleton. Oregon Lumber Yard .SI-I.LS. Luuihcr, lath. Shinnies, KuildiiiK Hapur, Tar Paper .MiiiildinKS. Pickets, I. line am! -eiiK-nt, lirick and Sand, SaHh and DootVi Screen I)(Krj& Windows, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Aha St., opp. Court Hoiiae. Don't Be Duped I hero 1.1. v - las-n .lie. II H ill the nisrki'l ti-li-ral - in ni- i- 1 1- or an olmili !- e.lilluii ul " vtnller lilutlonar) ." 'I In i aie is In uttered uuilur varloiu naiuiw at a low piluo By try a-oods dealers, srroueca. aanta. tf In a few Inxianou as a pn-uilum foi BBBBIU to paper. . Anuouiionuienls of tlni iniuiauatlvul Worthless r.-iiHnt am very misleaaiii : Mr Instmii.v lU-y an. mln-ills.il lo lie tbu sulailulil ml .iiinaluiil f b IiIIm-i .rloo. book, wuull in ostllt) . so far an we kuow and U-IU-yu tlu y Hie all, from A lo 7. I, Kl mill Khleh wan linn h sil.ei.,l III ulMir. i.i nil, miu oni'iiiis o. in... ....... ....... .- Hu n a work of some im-rll Hiauaul of oiiu Long Since Obsolete. I I,.- suvplenieat of l""" so-ealled "m words," win. h .im of tliisi laaiaaaieadiei tuawl lo ooiilain. was niuilUsl l.y a a-ruta nun wUo dliil evsr fsi-iy rsr. asi". ami was l.ul.llalH-d la.li.re lils ti alii, iltber mluoi sldltlous aru (irolaiMr of more or luai falu. 'I In Wckaur s llubrldaad hlclliinsrr I'"' lialaid by our liouae la tue only lueritorioua en. of ili.il name familiar lo I Ills s -m-ial ion It enutalus over Uiea, with n on in i every i-m- and N am mo i, i.i. mil on I... ii'-- i .is' n nli o 'I ! i oi.) rl!il lioiu i lu-a. Iinllallon Valilalili- aa llils work Is, we I tf III U-l I I I St' I In' I ' 1 1 M Iklit -1 tliKioiiuliiv IVV im sj(l t 4-BH4il . KlsOWII llllOllgllMUI III I ol IM iMur, -1 Wcbster'u Intenutioiul Uiciiontry. Am h Ok tit'imiy lnl it lit. ilmu ou MOUIbI Get the Best. BlnsSraUsI paioplilet free. Addraa ""'"1 M Mm Alba Creamery and Cheese Factory Or4er Hromptly I Ilia J. J. L. BISHEK. Prop.. Alba, Oregon. ALL THK NKWbi Taaa iba Kat Oraaonian. Daily 9i a year by mad. Weekly i-jo, ea4 bmi VWy e4K a year. Sauijila tfiy dee r 1 1 mn 1 1 17 - a v B I ft it j Mm 1 . 1 I UH4 I as You Want Them 1 1 : T 1 p 11 1 1 UN: S1 OS, ! -111! 0 f x- v vsawsss m as vwnrvs sii ( hj saisss a wssaa s r rrvrtsis a . r date. Friday and Saturday, Grouse Season Opens August 1st. (iood port in the WokIs and forest, in coyert mid meadow- now in hontlMf BjratMMl. SVhen you wmit llrst clans llrenrms. nlle, shot, gun or pistol, and the baai amuninition Ihal ll Iniide, von n il) litnl it iu our superior stock of sporting o,ss. Now is the time to nnjoy hunting in I tlshing, when you have flnoh nil inflict uy llshim; tinkle mid llrearins t tM coil will llnd here, W. D. HANSFORD & CO. VVrVWVVfrVWrVWfArfAtVbV I II (ict Ready for Have your lienUr hi.iK m.i.lf, .iir water tnikt hniked over .unl Ii ive y iur t'oeil n.-ks in nrder, w there will be 11 del.iy when the time OOtMsl to h u vest this year's hi crop. We 'H ike header lieds, water tanks ami leed racks at very rMMNktMl price. Cull nml see its. Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard R. I'OMSIIiK. I'roprletor. 1 liiJiiJsVs Hotel Pends f ton Under New 1 Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Modern Convenience T Kar and Kllllard lloumn. The Best hotel Van li an Kru?., Props. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL l. t.aUHUH.Poiu. Il.t Only I ml Clsn and I. in i ler Hutrl iii lh tily. SB Cor. Court and Johnson Streets. ll NlU.l TON Oltl OOn A Ilea I 1 1 HI II' ll t of Go Carts and JUHT MAX It V I II. Byers' Best Flour Tn mike gixnl bread prtHUiUfl ut the CblCssI W irld'i fair, over all competi tion, ami give, ex elle , ttintart ion wherever lined, t'.very mvtik Ii KU iruuieeii We have the bail Steam Rolled Barley, .'k-ed Rye tod IWfUeea Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. S. t.VI KS. Prop. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL htmOtll tailofB will lie half and 1 1th, 1900. Pall ant! Winter drsigns in r August 10th and nth. Harvest rianaKement. X Give Us i Trial. Hates $2 00 a da; Special Rates by Week or month lleaJ quarter-, (jr rravallng Men In Eastern Oregon. Successors to J. t. Moore Bg MmIi All IssjM I im asms! Bim.nl. IbaM tigkli. Ins frunf Seiiilma Baby Carriages. KKCKIVKD. JL SaBB imb 71K Main St. UM Hycri' He.1 Klour. It took that Hrnn. Shortn. hot', rtc MONMOUTH, OKHUON. 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