LEARAMCt SALfc..
NORTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS.
...OF
Summer
Goods
,loi; ir worth of seasonable goods will
fc be c0A ut regardless of cost.
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
sv
A( HOST It, 1WHI.
LAND
VS LOVE.
: ordinance has not boon enforced ever
ciiicc i tf oriifiinil isseiit:e. Tli rwolo-
j tioll pIlSHl'll 1 SlIHpellll the workings o
'the onUnsMM provoked much un-
i favorable comment from inuny WOO nrc
not merchant and il in rensoiiHhlc to
, suppose that tin' subject will continue
to ho discussed with inure or less
! wiinntli iti its diflerrnt phases.
in tbeoMMitliM the streets and iMt
I walks will present a handsomer ap'ar-
! mien.
Deatness Cannot ne Cured
hjr local pilli'tlini. HW i Hiiiini NMt Hie
iti-M-KM'il Nirtloii "I tin' ear. There In only one
' Hy tolMjWM Sltd tlMI i' lv DOBBtlte
i thinnl ri-nieillt'n. Hi'sfiu't i caused by an In
1 iim I , ., million ill tin- mil' iii- Limit of IBS
Ruetachlsn iiii' Wiii-n this ml"' In
named vim have a rimililtiiit hoiiihI nr iiiimi
I fed licsrltiK. i.inl Min n li I- entirely cloned
- ...... ...I i c tirnlo li'H Ill's- i uir rosini iiuo'-- no- ..............
prospective l.nilt , m, uk(i (( ,, ,,(, :,M. re,ior.',l lo
lt uorniKl loliilltlon. In ar'iiK will Ik' ileatrnycii
lorcvor ; nine cane nut oi ten nr,' fMUtM4 M
eatarrh, which i- ottitm bat n whm
cnndltlon of the mu. on- surfaces. VV will nitre
oni liundreil ilolUri. lor Kny cm- el ileefiie.s
(,n hv catarrh) thai cstiiim I"' curcil hy
Hall's Catarrh curt- semi lw circular- INS
I I t'HKSKV A in, Toledo, ti
Sold bf li driiiti(lt. " "
Hall's Kamllv I'lllnarc lbs Met.
......in Postponed Her Wed-
Had ...man nitinot flln on a
llllt II WW" in . ......
, mury says '' O-rvnlliH
.,!;, willow IIM .1. ""'
SO f Lincoln coiu.., -
. .il. Win iie-iliiv. rbe
. . . I- Il.illlllll
...1'' I I. ' '
.i I il T I mi'i iir
,v- .1..., .1.,!.. T il
I m m tv v;ru . i
.nine. inc l'"" " ,
!.... f..r ii r,"'r'' "';;
J tint h imirrieil woiiinn could
E mi i iioinci' tttl. i bjml
.r i'u, iint Imiil in
r ,-urier ' i .,. .
.. II,. I Invil IiikI lier eve. To tile
m imrl "I erriuiu u wu-
i To Mm ud t at t1"'
. ... i i.lo 1 8 II' L'"t
Time r iu..ww.. ,
urtiT W'l'tl'lll -l.e milHt Kl't It HH
in line juli or the other had to
wnpinirilv pontponnd. It wan n
I , U'lll lllllll.
. i. mi wim. "I can Kol nun i"r
i uct ti
iid Mr
ilmrt MlibmtiOB. BM ' can
i p. the luinl now. no iiiu
. Illil when tin- T' ' I , r pn-i- .-r-
I'lniiii tin lii tv h nn"i
" . 1 .1 r nv
wrloruieil in .UlHtiee llolirute H
ni'li the IIIMICC, III tK'Ht tnii
I tucker. nfUcititiun.
LOW RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC.
To G. A. R. Encampment, Chicago. III..
Auguit27th to Sept. let. I00.
For the ahov occanion, thn I'nion
Pftcifle railroad will make a mmil
.. e, i rate of 7l..wito I'lucatfo ami renin .
I l''Ke1N oil cine .iiiio! -in no" --
l or further detail" eotieerninK tlun
cheap rate, call on K. P. WauiHlev.
atfent 0, K. iV H. OO-i MdMoa,
(ire or addrenH .1. II. Lothrop, Rfii
eral aiient. 1!)5 Third St. l'.,rtlaiid,
Ore.
VISIT PENDLETON ON THEIR ANNUAL
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Daniel Lamont, Secretary of War In
Cleveland ! Cabinet, Wat In the Party.
A BKMMt train M five car? and
engine nrriel on the Washington A
t'olntiihia Kiver railway at 11
Satnrdav night, -topped on Webb itreet
with the noun of the cowcatcher harelv
touching the Main street crossing and
having remained there all night left
at 7 Siindav morning for Walla
Walla. A person cannot tell hv look-
lie at il nolle linu linril it ewn k ieli
i neither could he tell hv looking at that
train mint a wealth ot hraius and capi
tal it ciintained. It was the spinal
tram of the Northern I'acitie railwuv
ollieials on their annual tour of insiiec
tion of their lines. Thev have Ihtii
spending a week or more on I'uget
Sound and at Portland, and went from
here to instinct the Clearwater branch
Ihetlie to Butte. Mont., to inspect the
Hitter Knot branch, take a vacation for
a dav or two in Yellowstone Turk,
thence hack to St. Paul, Minn., tin
headuiiarters ol the comiianins. In tin
imrtv are the fol lowing :
t'lmrles S. Mellon, president.
I'aniel I.nniont. tirst-vicn-nrnsident.
J. W. Kemlrick. of MlMMMDOltl
s mil viee-oresldent : .1. M. lllllllia-
ford. of St. Paul, third vice president
and trallic manager; Charles S.-l'nc.
general ticket and nassnnger agent ; A.
Ki Law, of M inneaiolis, acting gein ral
miinrlntnilnl i s. L, Moore, of st.
Paul, in neral freight agent B. II Ml
llenrv. of SI. Paul, chief engineer; K.
Il Vilnius (ii'iirire K. Haker. W. II.
Seward. W. It. Potts, all heavy stock
holders living in New York, and Count
i.nnltnrg Sterul. of Berlin; A. P.
Charlton, of Portland, assistant gen
eral passenger agent; and last, but by
no means east. Joseph o t ahe. oi
Will lu Wnllu iire-ident and superin
tend of the Washington tV Columbia
Kiver raiiwav. an arterv oi the North
ern Pacific.
MRS. MARY CREGOVICh.
Of PhlllpuburR, Montana. TUi How She
Was Cured ot Uandrun.
Mrs. Marv liregovieh.of Philip-burg,
M. .......... ,....l,. .l.il.. of V, 'li 1 Still
writes: 'I hud tvphoid fever thil sum
mer. conseiiietitly was losing tuv hair
tnrrihle, ami mv head in plan's was
norfoi't I v hald. Newliro- 1 erplcldi
had just come into use in Phllipsburg,
and the doctor stroiiglv recommended it
to me. After S or 4 applications my
hair stopiied ialling out, and is coining
in ileum unite thick. I used to b
tiuiihlnil greatly with dandruff, of
w hich 1 am now unite cured . " Kil
the dandruff germ with lleridciih
Arrival! at Hotel Pendleton.
J 0 Mohr, Portland.
I Shults, Spokane.
Ir P S Bock, i-enesse.
,1 u cob Wosih, (ielli-see.
John Pattin. Cidfax.
Marguerite I ovne. Walla Walla.
lr It I Johmntl, wife and child
ren Willi Walla.
Viola laniel. San Kranciaoo.
Pearl O AtWOOtl, Spokane.
Rom MeCfoslNn . Pilotta.
Lutid Mar-hal Stiles. Walla Walla.
V Horntyer, Seattle.
C 1 Prner. Portland.
Motley Wood, New York.
L Macleav, Spokane.
M ll Thornton, sSn Fnnelam.
.1 RoMnbflM. New York.
I'd Blackburn, Omaha.
John P llavih n. Portland.
Chas H tireen, San praneineo.
B T Scott, Portland.
Phil Melsehan. jr. Portland.
L II Buddeiiier, Portland
,1 N Beggs, Astoria.
J.dui B Lit limp. city.
ii W Harris, Portlaml.
C (i Stacev, Portland.
II Conner. Portland.
Alex Andcrrton, Tekou.
C M Siinth, Portland.
J I Melchcr. Stnrbnck.
It Martin. Portlaml.
W C Witzel, Portland.
Sternberg, San Kraneisco.
W P Pel I. citv.
J B Moran. I .a tirnnde
.1 II Kloockner, Spokane.
J A Allison. Portland.
W T Corev, Spokai e.
W Camlisii, Spokat.".
K M l.vons. citv.
I.onis lluniker, city.
Mr- Hal DioktOO and family, city
Francis Jenkins, Boise.
J P Harden, Portland.
I, A Pons, Port bind.
A R Danger, Detroit,
.1 McNulty, Chicago.
J S Kreediug, Chicago.
r. t arr, nicago.
It A leaniidnr, citv .
Mias Stella Alexander, city.
I McNeill, San Kraneisco.
Roy M Hart, Chicago.
Win 1 1 Qibaon, Portliand,
i, eo Mftiilverv, Ssikann.
S S dill. pokane.
K I. Lebo, Spokane.
B i i West, Chicago.
W II inirrett, Portland.
Ueo McCov. Navaine.
inn E White, New York.
Sig Nederberger. Chicago.
,1 Wolt. San rriincisco.
ASTORIA VERSUS PORTLAND.
Millions Given Away.
te. riniuh gratifying to the public
mm nl one concern in the land
Mat Ml alruid to he generous to
IMaV ami ranerng. The propria
llr King's New Discovery lor
Brave Men Fall.
Victim to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all Inel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
in the Idoisl, backache, nervoiihiiess,
headache and tired, hstleas, run-down
feeling. Hut there's no need to leel
like that, l isten to .1 . v.. luiriiucr,
! Iduive. I ml . Ilesav-- "l-.leetnc Bitters
.. .i i ,,..i.i.. i. ...... I ... . . ... ii t, . tor a in. ii, when lie
Mlililll, vi'llgll- Uliu v.iiiu!-, no,, tire jiihi in, p. -
av over tell million triul 1 i- u rim down, and don t care whether
L.i . . . I . I I a I . .IE I i ,1 id tin irn lii I" 1'
HUillaetiun of know ing it , me new strength ami "" Ml' "
o-.i,.ii... i tloumuiuU nf 1 l, mi ,i in. w ease on llle. "ti '"
cases, sthtnil, Uruiiehltis,
i I i...' .in. I il,,,, v I r, niiti'
, II. 1 III. 01 I 111 lllllll. -
tfinui. and get a free trial bottle.
111., ai ... i I. ..nil 1 l-'i nrv lulltle
cents,
Bvori
al I i ;n. in ik C.
bottle guaranteed
's drug store
0KL LIKE A CITY.
Off
m lutt keen Their Dltplayt
MMOII and Sidewalk!.
fperial Meting of the city council
tM satnrdav afternoon, and a
notion passed six or seven weeks
t(u rescinded. The ordinance
M" signs uml displays on streets
tidewalks. and when nnl'orced will
' Nuilluton a lunch more citified
artiH'i'i uml remove an euruiark of
ckejiMMls village. The eulorce-
of the onlinaiice will cauae the
tl uf sidewulk displays, corner
berU-r poles, etc.
eebktel i- sun- to roceive vigor-
'tltcunsion. i,,r it was onlv by
- . si iii iniTciiuiii i. loin in?
Wantonnett and Careleitnei.
C II. Stnnull. who reaidns on Soul!
m .t,i -tales that -nn.- person or
..ll.io -..., -
........... .. I.in, oiikiiown. presiimuhlv
umt " : . ,
mi.ilil.itl itr I'll rleless bovs. has been
guiltv of killing and crippling MOM
blood chickens of bin, MWH, two,
Texan Creepies," at a maaonabl.
value of It.M each. D Is thought tin
birds were killed or maimed by the uai
..i .. .i .... i , i,.,r nil,, nr all air gun.
oi ii i - - .
v .i.luints have recently
II lilt I , iu. - -
1 nf damage hv use ol
i.i ai t, ui- .,,,. ur small
is'aii in iirt.il,, -. --- -- r .
.in... in., th.. citv units, and the
guiltv ones should lie more careful in
Ti ... i 'I' I...... mi oni,. are danger
uie iuurw. in" f----- v , -."i.
mis and their use is prohibited wililm
.1 ii., I'lirniils ahull eii-oper.lli
Vile Oil. ' " .
with the ollieials and atop the danger
ous practice.
Pi
Ul4t
A Good Thing.
Our great-grand mothers' garrets
,..,, ml ti,, .nine herbs ,.f all heul-
!:.... I 1., Kurd Cliiver Itistt Teu
TtrSXTSXTSTrnTPrSTSV-SXT Tr ancestors slreiigth, kept
I... I . I .... I mire and Wl 1 do the sunn
... if ...ii mu' so. Price -' cts
ihIU eta; Tulliiiau A Co., leading
drugg's.1"'-
Bidt Wanted.
MAm arlll hi- received for doing till
t..r uurk above the foundation
.... !. ...... I..,,.-., li. he built hv the mi
1111 i I I eel- .e-u' w
dersiglied, us per jtlans and si.fi Un a
.. . .. .I..-,. I.,- 'I' P Howard, arcln
I lllltS . I '!'" -
...... o . .. In. roi't l Ci'ii lilt to 1
..'..I. .-b iii-iii Suliirdav , August 1, BJU
ri... .i..i.i i. ro...noll to reiect any or
MbtiSr T.C. TAY..UK
It isn't
tne material
your repaired
in a jtrfrct
That gut's mi,.
alci tmt result..
K. It is tl.
KNOW HOW
lltawa, t 1... 1 A amOH
1 tw I'UBiuajojo. ii
"kgler en buy the Im kinds of
UsIteriHl lli..i I .. .1.1
SKILL
utile noal valuable niaturiul
"Jt cm, . .,! ; Wllt,., r.
P'r'ng; and t. hungler can't
W ' I s. il mv skill lor what
i nrth, uud it will coat you
liar 1 1. , ,, I i . . .i .. Jt
.. oiuiim; ui lower price.
L.HUNZIKER,
and Optician.
lo Alexamlui it- lleater'a
ia a . . .
Jeweler
'loui
Look at Vour Faee,
A ...I if it i- i . tie. I I II L'
disease Karl's Clover K.sut lea
iM'iiulitiea the (ace ami complexion, aim
assures i-crfeet health All druggists
H MOtJ and W ''"" Mo"".v rr,V,l",w1
if reault are not aatisfactory . rallnian
A Co.
lioldun Opportunity
For a live business man. A. T. Brewer
wishes to sell bin stock of general
merchandise al Athena. He bus a fine
stock "f goods in a Urge brick store
riHim. i.ood location. Would take u
.1 furm iii exchange Write to A 1
Brewer, Athena, Oregon
Pretldent Mellen Hat Something to Say
Regarding Freight Rate
President Charb-S Mellen, of th.
Northern Pacific railway, who was in
Pendleton Sunday morning, authoriies
.i. . t ii.....:..... n r.. .l.,.u. tl,., iiliMur,! Oi
llle it ii luvi iiik . , r-u. .... ,..,,
f the itrusetit conditions prevailing at
Portland. 1 would state that It is
eh, Minor litilav fur the Northern Pacini
to send its wheat btisineas to Astoria
than to send it tu Portland. The rates
offered bv the Astoria At Columbia
Kiver I: , ir- .id bir handling our busi
ness from iohle to Astoria are very
it , i ii-1 1 lower than those offered by tht
ti i' a. V t.ir uu itr hiiitt truiii f ori
hind In Albina. with many conditions
...,..;.,,, Aniuriu ns a port of export
. ... a.. .. i.j i... i.. I
I he .Northern raciuc wouoi m- khiu
muil itsell of the services of tin
11., rhi ,t Ciiliimbiu Kiver Kailroud
I I . te ' ! . i' i.i- l.e- !.it."l
il ... i r.e won il be llilsnnill
... I MM I I
I l... tin, inori-naiils ol l ri .uri.
,.,..i ii i i.liiil that this controversy has
i mm i' Ulllil IhUI I lie people oi
.rihiiid may imderslainl the situation.
" I'h.. re has been an apparent effort
I... ....I ,.f i.iirtiou iiiteresteil 111 till
mi to. e.ii, ... - - -
(l. It. iV N .to misstate mid misrepresent
the cancellation of these wheat tarifts
i... iriMim to u iv the c. immunity in a
f ..... i ii. t nil it muv inure t
,iu. i ........ . i - - - . .
.i... Hi ..fib., ii I: a w hiethi
lin- itr-iii-o, --- - ---
...-t .. ,,i liLeli rellllv does lint aflei t the
....i. ,,f i n, m, on e ill the least.
IIIV,l.".e I " . ...
Long ago the Northern menu
.. ....i.i i,u .'i, in mle Astoria cotiiiuoh w ill
n i,,,,,l ii a its territory, but lor
i... (.... tl.i. miiireiireseiitutioii. which
Hio '., ..... - f
Iiuh now DSM atli'niitHi on Ibt part ol
tin- u K..V iliHiTlHiiiimHiii tui uir
nun ul uiir mtuimiiv towuni Ionian
...... l.e niiofulii t.i ulir Mil VUlllllLff 111 t'dll
IJ 1 1 K 1 1 k w" aw ' ' " -" ae - -
uii i ... t , iti : 1 1 i . lllllll M I ill'
hiiNiiirw. uml it i" not ut all unliki'l
e,l. i i . i i v hi II.. n -II t.
llillt Pin ii ma;
Tin- trui- im ii'V o! rHiiruan .n.
" J . I I I a.
iiinv .- to nHrr Ut W KH'Hi Miurun u
I. . U Im atrxl til.. lull il' V 111
in v iiiilkfinrnt. to iliHcrimintit m Iwvor
flZ ,u,pi ,ii i MiKirt. Lei uli f thciu
.i I- .in an iMiualitv "f rau-f. unl tin
....-.. ..ill. .iik mI car i 1 1 1 iii wi
nam tu i wmi r
rla.tjipnitiiH t if nroiHirt ion oi Duainv-a
...i ......1. ...I eui nrv.
'i',.rilnil Li mo u. Il nta ul inliiHl , it
..uwrl.t not to (ear th rivalry of ti oily
...st mi.i. I . . t. ..!.,,,.
it-.. Astoria. nun u ""'
... .in.:... I... i.iarinu fur litis i ness . w b leh
IM, inner ...i t-. ... .
i.o.ri,. hus vet to supply, it has little
... .... f..r ii, any years to come from
,.!,..,, I do' iiiit believe the lliak
f .t,,riM u eiilnmiili isiilit would
: A- .M....t for iiiuiiv years to eollM
SfriOUSJ.t . J ft j " . ,
tl... trmle of Portland, and it certainly
. ..i.i . . ,lift,i-rimnialiuli at
wouhi i ...... . .
i.imiii which would promote g-ssi
I....I..... noil -iinl a great deal o the coll
""""i - - - . ,.. it
tent ion Ijetweeii uu- n
i:hetninl Berkeley In Porto Rico
llcrkclcv. ir.. is in receipt ol tin
San .1 it nil News, pOMMDOO a' nan
Juan, Porto Kico, containing a synopsis
of the reisirt of his brother, rroi
Willinni N. Iterkeley. to the superior
Iw.nr.l ot hoilllh ill that CltV. I he Tl
if t limb that "giKid Aniericiin
boiler" urines to be i ilelinirgar i in
.t.ii...... ,,o,l MlittfM that
lllllll. III" ... in e '- ' ' ' '
further investigation of the foisls la'ing
... . , . , , i . i . i
sohl at the stores, noin wnoiesuie huh
retail, might reasonably la- ex'cled
. l.ri.,.. t ,iii .ti in. re slim ug o
lob incuts. The News la so stroiiglv
i ... .......... I mill th.. r.n.orl that it gives
nil". . ., .... - -
it an .'.lit. .rial a eiilumn ill length and
il. ny.im in bringing new facts to
light.
BAST RND NBWS.
A Few Pertonalt and Loealt Frem Wet
ton and Athena.
Weston Or., Aug. 12. -Prof. V. It.
Van Winkle, formerly of the normal
sehivol faculty, is a visitor here. He
baa just retnriu-l from a trip to Port
Angeles on the strait of .loan do I m a.
where he had an elegant visit. He
witnessed the target shooting of the
Iowa and other I'nitisl States tl
. .....il. thev prin t iced at long range.
and sava the reports of the tiring of ,
the 18-llteri gun- was something terrillc.
iv.. I 1 A lloiilti.- oresident of the
Doraai school laculty,' is oiwwtra
Mondav or Sunday from Pern. .Neb.
i ii ii., .,li mu! wile retiiriit'd
Sntiinlay evening from Pendleton. Mr.
How lin Wint down to the county seat
again today, on legal business.
I dward breen has opinion a -cm. in
mil iii the Kentucky saloon nnd is
serving short orders at Lt cents.
I'l... u..... Itrvmin Miss .1111 UIIV
aitd manv other campers at t old
Sjiring, hare returned to tlieir homes
III Vteslon.
m. I i: r. , .1 uml ilmighter nf
Athena visited Wietlv here and re
turned to tlieir home todav.
Athena, Ur.. Aug. 12. -Frank llaknr,
with Kischer .V Miller, the harness
and saddlerv linn, went to Walla
Walla today.
N, II. Pinkerton has retnrmsl from
his trip to Arlington.
.lack Craig oflklotod as night WOtOD
man during the absence of "Jimmy"
Htamper, who tisik an outing on the
(Tmatilbi. Mr. StaniM'r's family am
still there.
Mr. W ill i it in Ario-troiig visited at
Pemlleton lul Satiirilav, and returned
haHHO Siimlay morning.
CASTOR t A
Hears thr etgaateil of OBM II Pi sretaa
In use lor nioie Ihsn Itiirly years, and
Tht (MM hat Mm .i'! as
Automobllet for Military Purpotet.
In fuMttlOfl to the numerous uses to
nbieh iiotiiiiinbi les have been put in
F ranee, Oolonol Roaord has pist sub-
milted plans to the ministrv of war
adapting thn automoibln to the tranH-
porlation "t prov isions ami aiouioiii
tion to the arinv, says the Chicago
Itecord. The novelty of t oh. m l
Kenard'a invention consists in patent
Hidings, which are to be nseil ill
trains of ten to thirty wagons, drawn
bv a poerornl motor. 1 hose couplings
arn so pHMtrOOMn that each vehicle
will follow in the nxacl direction
taken by thn motor, thus overcoming
all dIAonltloa enoooatered in rounding
urves.
SACK
SUITS
Some men need a change
of clolhea III! tprinR. and
others need a chanje o(
clothier.
You can ftct the kind of
clothe you wtitt il vou will
come lo the right store.
We would like to talk II
over with vou and show vou
our new luits and prlcca in
the Hart, Schalfncril Mara
tailor made clothing.
Thev're the kind adver
tised In the leading mag.
ilnea and worn bv good
dressers everywhere.
The Peoples' Warehouse
rVirWW
(ict Ready for Harvest
KtVMj your lieaiier tMjda nu b , your water tanks
lis-ki l nvi'i atld btft fOW (tax! racks in order, so
there will lie no delay when the time comes to
ltui . est this voir" M crop. Wc make he.nlcr licils,
water tanks uml Mtd r;lfks at verv nMsonalilc prices.
Cull ami sec us.
I . mil 1, 1 1 v ii Pltininv Mill Sc I umber Yard
v mm s uu t iMiisj - mt
K, Proprietor.
K. FOKSTI'.I
Purity and Accuracy
Advantages of Being III.
There are mental advantages ans
nig from a state of prostration, says
the New York Journal. A sick man is
..linn i, nine b. think. Not onlv are his
i . ... .. i ..-j ...i
...1 ...1 ii .. lain lies si null lllt'l inn
lying in bi-l awav from the ordinary
hti.iiioMs 1'iires nf life, lilt they an
' . . . MM . .
sometimes turned into iiiiterent
hiiiinoU nf thought. I.xhausleil with
iii.iii.il spociilatioii an iiivali'l win oi
asionallv interest hiinsilt by untieing
...... r.. nr. - thing a ...in in- rtsni
i'....rv Iiuh- bird or insect that Irisks
l....t il.,, 'iiuliiWH nr every clnml that
sails silently past, becomes an object
f keen interest.
Another Railroad for Oregon.
In a series of conferences Ji.st eon
luded at Ashland Istweeli the nllieers
if tin- corporation known ii the Oregon
Ituilmail ciiiiibaliv and the Midlaml
l' itiii'liim ciiioiiiiny. nf Chicagt
.ul.h,o u.i- reached to begin tin
...a. ..f I ho mail el nil earls
imirii in uml - - - -
date, la aving the lln gon .V. t alllornia
..thorn I'ni'ille llle lllht north nl till
L I tl. riior il traverses 11 lieaw
tiiiils'ri'd belt north of that stream, and
bv a fairly direct route rem In s
L' ...... .tl. I .ill. ill the Oregnll I il
reigon. at a distance ol si miles, im
..,.,.,,.,, of construction is estimated at
2,5UU,UUU
It Will Do You Uood
A I iniriller am tissue builder Is
Kar 's ( over Hunt lea. Mold lor nan
. u
a century on our guaruiiiti-. .n'tn' i
refiin. I. -I if results are not satisfactory
am . A Ul ..ft. Tm I 1 1 1 . . 1 1 At
I'riei. '.i ' h .1 ui i i- .ii.
Co
slowly Bleeding to Death.
I.ureii Kiiiinons, a 'ariner residing
,,. I', .L.e. ..li loWllsf Ii. il cillgan. I-
itwlv bhsadina to tlaatil roin every
...in ,,( 'ii Imlv. The disease is very
...... uml i kiniHii hv the tin lilt
..i.i.oru liMiimrr iiiilni . Last 1 llesilu
1.1. mL .i.,t. utii,.,Mri-l on Mr. Kllllliolis
ankle. He billlld them In bn bellior
rhagos b. math the skin. Mnce lin
. . . i ii .
I.. rrl. iiite. In. I e iHill'li Olili't' ail 'tier
Uie btslv, and bbusl flows Irom tl
....(,.( tl,., on. nth I n' hum- ami tl
ears. The slightest s. rati II will pro
duce i n i in..'
are necessary in drugs. Medicines WDM
prepared with a l iberate. I iogradUota
cannot serve the BMJMM dealreil. Our
drugs are all standard and our preserip
thin department has our special care
Mall oMers Will receive ii ti Hioi
careful attention.
BROCK & McCOMAS
llead'iuarters fnr Cameras and
Photographic Supplies.
Coruer Main and Court Hts.. Pendleton.
Hotel Pendleton
Under New nanajcenient.
H. I i'l
1LVIIII f lM khTV Ulllil IIlwlwl T
-Q"n tM aav a j h y
M W
Wc arc sellintjr Fruit Jurn and uxtras rlu-aj-r
Hkftn anybody ulsc Lo the city.
Try our 2U-cent (Joti'ee for your harvest crew.
Street. CHAS. ROHRMAN.
"' ,"r -Z i-Amn u. Pa IIS
rrriatorrnu.s j,. : . .
l"l U-'ilTi O . is o . I r
KlMnta HsUll. unilu.U.V-d
sMMMMM
tv.k 5 &nST idar.ee. Stlehop en..d o-. '"TT-T?-
Hli 41 Ki;.,iu,.t ..-,. Might-Loaaee. P
SBBt. i At n s.iii'if ,1 i,:.ir. ; Emilia tmissio-.s.
WW SI'u. Heaaofii.UnfIlnei toTaorrv. ifijo 7H
ami luaal Summer Uullng.
.Several Princeton stmlents during
il, summer vacation will travel across
i . ., t to the Paeiiie coast in a
I "oniirie schooner, " built on
no so , --
the plan Ol those Us.td previous to the
davs of railroads, lait supplied with
modern OOOtrOnioaOM, says the ew
York Tribune. 1 lie wagon, siimi nnn
been built especially lor the Journey,
, a heavy vehicle, made comfortable
with rublser tires ami fitted up with
every possible means oi OuMfOlt M
regular schedule has been arranged, It
being the intention to Jog along lazily
and stay at one place as long as they
please.
Millions will be spent in politics
this year. We can't keep the cam
paign without nioiiev any more than
we can keep the ixsly vigorous w ith
out food. Ilvspepths used to starve
tbemaelvee. Now Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat and allows
you to eat all the gssl food you want
It radically cures stomach troubles.
Tallmau & Co., leading druggists.
r
Siamp Tax for Turkish Doctors.
TtM iiiethod suggested by the Turkish
government lor taxing physician m
i..... ...... Tin. ..it . .li- iirniMiMt-
all ingenious mm. .- r- T"- .
. X l nUim for a II uhvsl-
lo inaso ii . .... ..... j - - ' -
cians to write tlieir prescriptions upon
. . . !... .. ....... ...Ill -I .11,1
blanks latariug a Bu.to ....
and also to have prinUsl us,n it the
name of the doctor and the BOM
her of his diploma, the purpose being
uot onlv to increase the government
iiicouiei but to regulate the pract Ol
medicine Uml ,,u'"' bul, .aUr
phyaiciaua eeai follow the proieasioii.
i
Strictly First-class
Excellent Calsloe.
Every Modern
Convf.nlencfi
1 1'i.vr and Kllllard llooma.
L
Gtfe Us a Trill.
Rates $2.00 a daj
Special Ritas bj
Week or monto
lliadquarters lor Travallng Man
The Hesl Hotel In Eastern Oregon.
Van Drait Bros.. Props.
Successors to J. E. Moore
Oregon Lumber fori golden rule hotel
o ra
,e.Sl'IISi
Lumber,
LfBtht
Shi (titles,
liuildiiikt Paper,
Tar Taiicr.
.MouldiuKtt.
Pickett,
I i nn and Ctjateiiti
Itrick and Sand,
s.i sli and Door,
Screen DOOMA Winduww,
Terra (tta Pipe.
t. f kOHUBiKrou
1 he Only First OsW
mil OlSSlMl Mulsi
in IS. tilj
saj
Hut MmIi All Mm
f rts asnifils Reesii.
i .- ' llgkU.
In. Prstf ssllelsa.
Cor. Court and Johnson Streets. PENDLETON, 0HEC0N
A new iblMMBl M
Knrio & Moil I. PlWs
Alta St., opp. Celt Houne.
Go Carts and Baby Carriages.
f -
.i . uaM kuan
Face Humors
Pimple!., blackheads, simiile rashes,
ted, rough hands, Ialling bail, fUad
baby blemishes prevented by tn;
i vu Si-Ae, a sure preventive ol ui
flainmutn.n and clogging ol the Korea.
Alba Creamery and
Cheese Factory
Orders Promptly Miled
J. L. BISHBk, Prop.,
Alba, Onsgoat.
Alba Sawmill
(iood Lumber
Both kouich and DraHscd.
Oidwi Promptly fiUA.
J. L. Bisher & Co.,
ALBA. OKHOON.
I Uin KKOKIVKP.
MAX BAER.
7 IK Main St.
Byers' Best Flour...
Tti make giwl bread ums Hyeta' Beat Flour, it took fiiat
premium at the Chicago Woild'a Fair, over all competi
tion, mid gives eacellout aitlafactlon wherever uaed.
Hvery sack la guaraateod. We bave the beat Btcaui
Rolletl Barley, HeA Rye ami Beardleaa Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. HVEKS. Irop. HranHhortt. l- ic
BP
Grouse Season Opens August 1st.
Good Sport In the Wood a
.ud furuet. In .overt and waailoo no in shuotlug
ur nil-.' When ynu ant tirst elaaa lirearmS, rlllu, shot
ami " i-islnl, and thu Inst ammunition that is made,
f Klf Sod 1 I" "iir s,..i.r,r stock oi SUOrt Ug goudl.
Cw la Ihu tiOM t MljoJ biHlUwj li"bina, when
you have well sulislacUry lishii.K tmkle and flroarms
as you will lind here.
D. HANSFORD & CO.