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D WKPSESPaY. At '-1ST . 19U0. American Girl Tan Shoes Jut tlir ihiM lot the hi-itintaiti. PEOPLE WHO ARE HERE FOR A DAY. Jack Cushitivt. who ha traveled throii.-h this terr'tory for several veer, but wh h- been in Portland during the past six months, t- !.- more "on the rtead-' aiul will make this territory "Slim Julia I'ike Far. the head of the musical department MMM her a skilled musician. Mi Kay ha re reived the i.-t pna-orahle training in ; the t'nited State. and cunee from a family of musicians. In-. rth.lttctt i-ak ( Far in the highest from this time mi. Mr. lushim: ha term and consniere the iarien City been in Oaltfortiia tor a portion of tin- fortunate in securing urh a brilliant time he ha laren away, and ha thii to pianist. ay: "The country of which PpihIIc- Mi Nellie Dibble, M. A.. Mar- tnn i one of the" center is known fonl. .inie with the strongest end-r.--j thrnhoat the entire Pacific eoat j ment from her alma mater, where he i retfiou a one of t lie eolnlest in the ! ha been assistant instructor. I- Jor- Cnlted Mate. People in California j dan. president of Stanford, write . j i are accustomed to refer to it a a Inca'ity in which everyone i prosper ou. ami where business houses are al-way- firm in their credit. The In land Umpire take second place to no .Mr. iui,ing grease, having itli a new firm. i- section in the country . now sell C. A S. axie made an er.,-agement ' Best 12.50 Shoe tn tru- Market Call and them. CLEAVER BROS. 0 The Boot and Shoo Main Street, psu.tl.t Men. BREVITIES. hoice iiirnr. Haw lev A Badlev A Zehner Ckiah creanierv butter Wilcx. Just in: Crab pie. at Haw lev A Wilcox O.'a. I Were' bleod coffee. Iwrst ir. i NM. Hawlev A Wilcox. When you want cream or ice craam, telephone lhjtton. Black. 3t. MeCall Baxaar BBtkMM KM -. Bjl the Weasel Departmei.' -t..r.- Ali kind of fruit and fresh heme, nieaat in the market at 8. K. Ivm itt's. For Hale. House and two low in east Pendleton, apnly to J. L nar-t. Melon, cantelope. Harriett tiear and freestone peaches. Uawiey 4 W. COX. Daring the tale at the W.- Horton Blua. Harold H Horton and Mir Nellie May Blue were married on Tuesday aftermxn at -trial o'clock. at the Baptist personaaTv. the Rev. Mr. Patterson. paatur of tne r irt Baptist cnurcn, lotnciating Only a few friend of the I voting couple wen- present. Mr and 'Sir. Horton left at once for their now I home at Cayuae nation, w here thev j iieyan :nuckevptnt. Mr. Horton ) 'agent at that place tor Balfour, mllirn , A Comany. having clianie of the I warehoue. ' Ho i a vounic man of the Ibigaott character, ami bear Mm uni jreral repect of everyone Won kuow I him. Mia Blue i a' daughter ol A. j P. Blit'-. I:vmp nine mile eaut from I Pendleton, ami i an estimable young I lady with a host of friend. Personal 101100. I Oliver Kelaay ha returned from Bingham Spring. 0 Frank C. Savage, of the V P.. If. a Hotel Pendleton gneat. J. C Ma kiiinon. of tn- N Ry. Co.. U at the Hotel Pendleton. Mr-. Ma Irvine. I.kkeeper at Bing ham Spring, w visiting in Pendleton today. Charles Bond came home Tuesday evening from a trip to Portland and , tne ciaist. Prof. George Peebiee arrived thii I morning from a visit in the Willamette v.liev. an-: "ir. hone t.- Wetoti I Mr. John C.reulicb le!t on the Toes day night train tor F.ureka. Calif., where the will visit her fiter. Mr. Frank Lee. Henry Adam lett on tl.i moruing't train for a month's visit in Boston. He came down to Pendleton from Weston Tuesday evening. L. K. West, toe Tacoma livestock dan, president of Stanforil "Mia Hibblr is one of the thn- teacher of history I have known, the other two beint: men. I am pleased to have her represent that department aj our university." Miss Helen IVIetnne. nat ve F'ranc'. will be the instructor in ren I.. COT M H4IR BACK. Was Perfects Bald When Hs Starttd to Use Newbro'i Hsrpletd. Frederick Manii.-ll. Maryland blotk. , Butte, Montana. Smght a U'ttle of Newbn.'s Herp -tde, April B, Iw, .""I , Ix-gwn IB ne it for entire latldnes In I 9t days, he sav- he had hair all over his head, and OB Jul; I he writes, and today my hair is as 'thick ami luuri ! ant as any one omld wish. Nenbro's Herpicidr work no an old principle j and with a new discovery destroy the i-au' and von remove the effect. M-rpiciile MBtroes the germ that I cause damiruff. failing hair, and finallv baldneaa. ao that with the OMBB gone the effect cannot n-main. stop lallitur hair at once and starts M new irrowth 111 week. ASTORIA'S REQUEST. Commercial Association Could No'. En dorse th lomortal. The Commercial AsstH-iation Pen dleton. Judge James A. Fee president. and F. F. wamsiey secretary, and a I uumlier of n-press'ntative ntiBBM present. tCtuUHt a memorial from the Astoria Chamber of Commerce. nduting to railway rates, and voted not ti endorse it 111 it present form. I This action was taken upon the ground! that the Astoria conimutiuatioii was misleading. The Astoria Chamber of Commerce had MM to the Association here a re quest that a petition ior rate privileges like those enjoved by Port land. Seattle. Tacoma and Ferett I gran'ed them. Astoria lew ha a terminal rate for gHi and commodities originating in the eat and h:pped ti the coast. What 1 desired is a blanket rate applicable also to product - : ti . interior shipped eastwanl. thus mak ing of Astoria a port for ocean ship ments on a footing with the cities mentioned. It was lullv considered, and finally i- : i- re;ue the retjuest ti en dorse the memorial . on the ground that j it tended t misstate the actual condi- ; Uou existing. The memorial set forth I that the towns mentioned enjoy such a rate, but also stated that certain other towns had it. several of the towti )e ing really not in the list of those wnich are given the rate asked. Ssok interior Towns Influone. It is desired by the Astoria people : r " :r.:l'i of cmmervial or ganisations in the Inland Empire be secured in supjsirt of their demand froQ: the railways Messrs. Yar. DbmB and S-hemekau.' of the Astoria Ciiani Uo; of Commerce, wen- in Peiid.-i :. .1 Millions will :t.i- year. We paigti without B we can BBM tlx out food. Drop ity ntn llse-i to with-starve themelve. Now K mI". Cure digest what you eat iviMia and allow Open Our Doors for Business w will open our doors U tolaiatn on Saturday, August nth.. , extend a cordial invitation t on!' and all to cali and examine our good and learn prices.. St. Joe Store, E. M. LYONS & CO.. RENN BliLDING. Come and loot at the bicvcle at the menu, no interest. SPECIAL Ti He Heail Every Dav KOEPPENS MODERN PHARMACY .411 1: -. it i:--x 115 Court St. Get our Gun... OiMBi iaaaoo Opens ne Plenty -if HwIIb at II. .1. Stillmaus ..French Restaurant.. THK RM TO EAT. Where you can get soawlklag KOD. 0.R..R nme -iii n 1 Ns.i - (iu Laf ontalnc. Proprietor. Quick Cab Service. ... Farmers Custom Mill PsrAT o Ft Ms. No 1. :l-i a. m No &:4u . at. Tims Baaaawh From Psndi.i. on-sou sLenlaw. Teal sprlDX t Ar.y Tiniv )epot Stable. Pred VN slters. Proprietor. CspaettT t.V barrel, a ts Plour m-astissd lor wuest. Flour. Mlli Feed. OaSJggSS Feed. etc.. always Confectionen Canned OikkIs. Tobaccos. t S w :s-;. . G ' KLAL- Winslow d Head W. . Pickel aTHKNa MS. Old Newspapers at THE EasT nkKo ITT rXDKB CAB !l. M in lante huiiUred buadlr I Feodle. rv- jC. r. k. partotent Starve ail goods a ill be sold at cost It von want pure home rendered lard with no adulteration g- schwari and Oreolich. Yoa can get many fitdr tor little money at the Weasv. Ieartment Mores during their aale. Everything in the vegetable and fruit line, nicest iruJ to lie had iti tne market, at K. Martin's. K. Martin has the very best 1 : : loach goods on the market, just the things for canining asrties. Kain U iahing at many points out mUm of Pendietor: todav. the raiu that came here being quite general. Itaairable residence property for sale I in Pendleton -e t. E. urington. I stone Warehouse. J-ibuson street. I. I. M intaue. tie . inter machine agent, lias aagaag at: nHlfi en door to Jaa BU. Call and see fca uea osacmnes. V-io will never nnd any other pills so pronspt and pleasant as IteWitt s Linle Early Kisers. Talluan ,v 0 leading drugvisU. ee C Miarp for per hanging and pluuibtug lie has competent men for both lines of trade. Opera House block, Court street. The 0, K. ot N. Co s gang of track layer has completed 11- job of patting school, down heavy rails on the branch from 1st lira ode to Elgin. I checks. Bicycles can be purchased at the "'' Tf Crescent Ageucv in iaat 'ireeonian I curred iHiiiding -in inatalluieuts. taivment 11, r or more, a sees No interest. County Treasurer v K. Yate- issues a call for all county warrants registered up to January 31. lnts. the call being date.; todav. Interest ceases sritl. this call. G. B. Ihamt is making a spseialiy of fancy gn-erie. His line of staple I groceries are of the lesklinv' BMBnl Yoor orders left with him get prompt ; delivery. The bakery department at Martin's is the best in the city Y-.u can get ' nice bread, pies and cake t. not ice. Ix-u'-i- your order- and tlie wagon will call. Regular mail stags lor Teal Springs leaves Mondays. Wednesdays ami Fri days. Freight and passengers carried. Lee orders at Tali man Co. or tlie Wtiii House ..r-sre.v J,d,u Ward. If you'd tike to set- what the new fall and winter gissj- are guintf t is- time 111 and we'll take pleasure m showing you some ( the advance stvlss in drsaa goods, golf eapet, jackets, tor collaretu, silk waists, raiu skirta, boy' and youths' clotting ano otav. coats. Men's overissts and other hues are umvimr daiiv. Almsmir . Il.i. ter. up for tl W. A. York, the farmer who dis.lf appeared iron. Lis nomi- near W. Walla, and wae ha.- bwn miiug seven.. sJreK- has been diseove -orkinrara harvest hand under aMuiited nauir in tne vicinity Atbeaa. The Walla Walla authori and his family, aha Ban gra worried at his disappearance, n 1 -v-i. a. J. M. Pointer. Mrs V.. u. Ti MissTe.1 Tl.m11 tterlw arrived r evening, and snk satteri. . aud tier sister. from will I the prmg. where they nave for the past tW't Wees. tins Lafontaine came imme by team Tuesday BWaalaa from Lawt-i. lie drove in from tin John Iav country, where he stopped on bis aay her.- front tne mining mmp. Miss Bertha Well- leaves tomorrow for Knterprise. where she will lie the guest g her suter. Mr- Ir. I. (' Temple. Miss Wells expects to re main there ior a Week or two. John Ankeny. Miss Mabelle Brents. Mies Charity Ankeny and Miss Harriette Ankeny. who have been at Bingham springs, arrived this BMBas ing in Pendleton, on their wa' haast WALLA WALLA NEWS. A Boy's Conssiaaes kausst Him to Con toss a Crim. Walla Walla. Aug. s. Clarence Davenport, a l.-yewr-old haf reeentU reisassd from ' tne ureeoii reform i.i;- .1 . an : -i:'i--..-. -- . . '-i...c the supsirt of prominent men here. Tt.ey unanimously referred the matter to the Commercial Asw-iatior,. pre ferring that any stand taken in the BfaaBaaa Is- taken omcally ke tin city s recogniie-l commen-ial txsly. ft was given distinctly to be under stood that the Association here was wil'.inw t assist Astoria in any manner ! nnt tha: tin ineiu- r.... a- preeented was in such language an.! et forth soch aliev'e.1 ijc;- .1- ref. t -r .1 it impiawtble to endorse it. A committee of three. J. A. Boric T. C. Tavlor and H. I. k. wa- ap pointed to cmsider it and later to re (ir? kl the association. Contractors and Jnbblnj; a Specialty Tanks to Order. and Webb. PK.M'LKT-'N. QftBOOB. - ' For - -Sec: CASTOBIA Bsar- tHssttwstarsM Csua. R Ft la as (or sure lRaa tun. rsan aad 7V A'imd Fas iui. .I.i... AMfL urpE Not a Boxsr. A We. K!...w:. 1 ': :i.uii..u. ..... must people Murphy, who en around town, was in one of the bt Hess odicee ot the place this afterti" And was 'dickeritii;' over the price was to receive tor doiua some scr Lots . t, 8, 9, ic and 11 in Block 61, Re serve Addition to Pen dleton, opposite Wasfc Inpon 8l Columbia River Railhead depot, win bs soio at reasonaDiS pnes from ii : rs W III VI. V ll KMKf Spr 1 Five ' ' w kanr tcr. Nn - I' 11. Wall Ml toto Baa u.: " I" S 111 t1 -i 1- tc - 1 H 'll ' I u. S IT. Ki sun lai Swtunlsv lua is.' For ssr Fraacueo- Colunbis kivsr Sisamsrt. To AjMStis sail WsT LsUillttf- Fin r, Gt.vri.iiN -I had a severs cold wtu:b sstlisd SB ait ts&T. 1 tried a cumber ol sii.erti.ej reairjies aad SSSsra) pt.ncuiu bat r:i.ej n bsoetit. I eat is driv-iir sues FjIs . Haass sod Tar sas rscoee WeLJtd but a tew djsss fare great relief 1 could sleep sad lbs backiaf coofb ceaisd Two Bstttai cursd sss BathalBi It aavej my life. S F Fstrx. 5i Luiiafw, UL MTx Snaksllvsr. -. ui Mgaris ti, Lrwiuaa. M as.; :rm i ,-. . , u sr i, r. I p suii.is; ; , - p. a as:a r For luh Inloroia F F Vt am. lki ' ;: or wtie si H HikLBi r oecers. rwaassr Asa tagaat fm niTUi. THEMES OF HI) COUS AND COUCH ord thdr results,' , .pj ifUhONIA a- CONSUMPTION J i n- imi m:m k . prvni.rTi BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY I w SsubSsS I Bill M D Prlselpal Tsras lipr.i Sepl 1 ray Beneol T'ads ir. a UTl l. . inaiijji.. with Mi misuud niai ii. vy: ' guilt OC ut three man turns e. Das him it taasj t n. tan. Mi t't. riot .an. Thi : r t-.t- ; but a re did not assiiram-e . Bfl rws. i w tnformauot odd TF1 ii. all good faith, am 1500 Bucks for Sale came to - lor smal re were pi t to Pern! ;urei and this : by gailiag then, holers. Fivs Thtncs. The live diseases for which rdiiloh' each. The lots arc ei and are letol. slien trie.1 for lo' ftain street. Apply to frcin and i scnisi. . lie i iaiuts ne desires t. .ead a tsetter uie ever made by man i eu.ua! in any rvwpec.. (xod under a itive guarantee. M-.nev ! -g :; n 'Ji cu. &t' ru and Ii a bottle Ta.lnmt! di Co. plea fur mercy and is awaiting a hearing in the county jail Aousse a Uorss. "Boxcar" Kelly, a notorious is.lice court visitor, is beiug much sought for at present fur the alleaed crime of :-...;. .. :. rse lo dgaaj Moii.jay BB At the Ihinnigan farm near Preso.tt. wl. it appears mat ae.iy, wiio was eu.-1.IO.V.-I us a tarn. Land, tied the haf iieiiderxiii ilarrer a reaideiil of l a Valley, Grant eonnty, aged W years, was dragged to dean, recently to horse. Mr. ilarrer iaBBBaVly own! the o.ii Prairie City uviiil . lie leaeal a wife, two sons and three daugnten-. all grown, lo moarn bis lose. puri-.se ot administer. iii.- ei.: and tlie annual pu.ie, sash a way m to strangle it- ath. Boat U.s Hoiasr. u Jackson, a laborer, was i ior assaulting his mother vie the Kast free ond-hand bicyc Terms easv, wi g A s.s .r for U Miss Jennie in poor healll. liuker i Vil who has beei a loiia! time, d.e.1 . Minday night of dropsy. Bast jrefonian MMhg, BO YEARS' EXPFRIESCE Bl BBK Tliey are full biooded Kaiubouillrt. P illtd I't laiiie Mrinoe. Tiiey art- laift, w..-l ruarured and carefully mUdUA bfjekaV .Sheep BMi ehuuld eee them before making e.intraet. 1 tWnjmm trUtUMRM free to ineueet i-and of -rniriitsinii a kin m thib CHAS. CUNNINQHA M. - OF- Presitiem Mckinit- - ASP A- aal aBaaBaV sowk bbbW William J. BnJ Reprojlu-iesl in Tea Colors Ira Photisjraiihi. f'-r ehicfi tor rres and Mr. Bryan .s ially Keenest o! tne i'ublnlien. SIZE tiF E4& iH Mj U-iiig seaai H : M IBMbI . gaal New Lines Just Received... Kodaks and Kodak Supplies i Complete Atisortment of Mationcry. All the Latmt heet Music. The Latest Fa pern and Pc rtodicah. Mrs. Jackson is an old woman and very fselile. lihe was brougnt here I last spline Worn Portland by her son. I Who has BlUce hewn employed - I. the' . sewers. j Tlie attention of the police was .called to the place by Mas neighbors wim! it was f ootid that Jackson had re j turned home in an intoxicated condi tion and was beating his mother. This is not the tirst time such a thing nasi Happened lor lie was arrested about two months ago for breaking her arm but nothing was done as the old wis ' ii. an ref used u- appear against him. Mrs. Jackson being; not in a condi ; tiaB lo appear against her sol. she was taken to If, Mary's hospital fur treat ment. falsa Report of a BurOsr A res.rt was circulated very gene-rally luday that another murder was cummilted in Walla Walla Tuewlay uight. Tlie report wa false. It i un accountable bow the report gained cur- "lito Pi Traoc Mas.s OceioNs Anroas smSIas a tasirs. awe AssoiMr asacair si.n . j- , .o rioo skksr aa ikS'Ttilint . ,1 ei"J, 'son.ritoiji.u. Itftoti, f )rc. Pilot Rock, I 'f iaenr M ou;f u ls f-a BigiCw if C PolliMlst '-after IBJss : aA' stoMsaf' T'a.,U! i . .. .CAfs r.n the best twent-fie cent coffee in Sckntlfk flmcricait. i . i Tprt! Q 3 lb-,. a r- S ai- THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD The Leading General Farm Paper of me northwest. They are li neal v pi lite p fraiiiin, bv o graph house- I much at' I. i Ktrery Aim ...... ... .i pictures. '"4 them- plc'ii".- an- ' '""" VI etasuiaaus. I.u- a.. Is- etaP"J vaev hiehest stvleo! illaataee"' ine'. Thev wil ! te an era library or i..r. A Tallman b Co. Curuci B&aia and Alt Suecla. sr. rauL-s SCHOOL. Thli ravorlls Old Selieel Taklnc on a Bew Leaes or Lils. Naint Paul a scltoul, at Watia wTgJIg Will opeu under susp.iiuus circtno- Willi nnsiisi is of the Ml.! lul year in iu bistort. tM-t.ru. I Ttauae muaicaaaas who have heard aiaotesalul year I additions Imo- Oregon. Owl Tea House Uasoiinc. Mantels and Cbisaaeys. CALL FOB COUKTV WABBAkTS. Ai. .liuaiv worrsuu rsiaU:r.l u lo Jaausrt j . MB. slfl lie iMid si sar ut st ti.r sewn I llousr WL.JU feacliLteu lUUtfSSI Slabs LuOSI rvuuwtou. urvsutt. August s, law - k tATkk. 1 roaaoror ui L uasAUas CwiiV) SEALS! Notary and Corporation i.Su to h Delivereo 1 rlr of ut aad save money. Order for Huboac htsmiJ a-. n.li !-: F.ATORf.f,(4X The Homestead is a twenty The su'jscriutum rwic. a. rai laruj papers. '-Hi ties lur Nation. Pafc-c paper, lou: columns to the a. . a aw vejgsmg; . ri a.' Porn-.. fa- i -s ueuu March j, i oo. and it i,m a.. . V J'uoncatton was It lid will raaiurarnri..s.,,r.'lac. ong gen. m i-ablishiukj a urm naner V.'f tlL a "omcsle' all the ta Woy seud vonr ,?K'0.flb.. w cla of wide circa- int.ie Northwest alarm uew'natier r -,aot he,P maintain here 10 tuc interests o: this JSZT att c'rc"l-"on, and devoted Tne price of the WtKicr e Rlc. r uue ct lor f.oo in advauce i tAST OREGON I AN PUB. CO.. I Peudletou .1 i.auS P. tneee sinrsi -r ir-. uii v i n.. ..;i m sili w our uaiiv otios. . - - to oi of of their subscnptioB advance. . --.gr New subscrtls-r- l r-."TT fgg mouths suljo-ripiiu - t- tl.e wsss..- - , u udvancr .rtruit. .La Tbete will be su-u . these isjrtraits when f?fTlsBs, uiimljer or-h-red bv ns Bene. limited, we advise aesaisw-' ( -...I,..,..... ial i. lee. BS Ulle.1 in the order our supply lasu. six months to Weekly edition a ls.rtrait THE reudletou Oregon. I The WHITE HOUSE GROCtf lAlOM BROS., Proprietors. Staple and Fancy Grimt-ri. w t-.i. Brand, of ' V "u AH the Papular vcajcutnic. KutUr and Fggs. Main Street. Peudlc
