East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 15, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.CLEARANCE SALE OF Summer Goods Every dollar's worth of seasonable goods will be closed out regardless of cost. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. VOIINli FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN. .. n n...rf .. .1 .....i Hnvi-v HftVe lUU I ifuww nun AMorblni: Intorest li Evlnoed. MMkniiH'titu are nil complete ami iv ntlng for the Ciirnivnl yuwm Lpml li de . BIIH boaee were EFdurhuj Tuesday evening . !r Etim ontll HuutemberS voting will aatinni- pitch vote to cost live cents, mm toe hclnu entitled to rant jiiMt us St si thev elinoM. A down ballot S hare been placed, each rroelded rith rK'k 'inl key. mill those will be own,-1 fU-li iliiv. Interest in the voting wotei im Iteeti aronsed and is at a Uw but. it promleas to be one of IlilNWite! features f toe fit i r and neural, und will nerve t" deepen in wf! iii il' siproaohlnf event to be UMiirinn tl"- days, Bopesmber ih to Ut It he remembered tluit the votes M I"' deposited I" Hie presence "i ibr rMprietor of ona ol tin- uleffel in litjMtaf botinaaa in which ballot bus. .ire t" In' found, lliilli't boxes in- iitribotd uh lollowa : Al.'X.lll.h r .V Hester, I'ctlple H WarnWe, Boston stun-, weasel's lifiariiiM'iii Htore, Tall man A Co., Btwk I MeComas, Koeppen'i Ph.ir ntn, button's candy itore, Ward's miv Man. Hotel Pendleton. T tif villi'- will be counted each day, attl the result .11111. til ! I III till' IICWS- fr. Ladles. Arc Muoh Interested. Profetanr .1. N. ItcnuM met n number ti li... la.li.... ul ltii .-li..,:'. Illllt nil jbnsaaY slleri n, and gnve an exhibi tion ot aumc oi bis fancy daneaa, aM aplainiil t i Mans vwncli urr in nr l.misl. I'miessnr llcutiH snowed iiiiii f to . m iii i i . iii tin' tmisicboronn art, mil i- an ttut It itH iatnt tin well. The Miasnssared m be daaply interested . 'II lltHllt-l- III I 'I IFJI..I M m''J ..... o innure kii (ii tin' ciiriiiviii queen nun'. Plaoi are bains laid (or mibm eatejst laatWItiaa when Iha queen bt wnnl iii preaen f bar maid of xnor, Iter pritni- minister and lite winitTK in ati imlanee. The plana kaaa progressed sufficient Iv tn show ill ii i- sale tn assure that the fnati rinw wlli he tlic inoHt clnlairatc and MHiaa arar bald in Pendleton. To aaen.1 the interest ami assistance of Hi WDn Mil I ii ...wi lil v uniirii tin- Miiiii In naiare a-k.-.l hv the professor and Haagameni ul the Biraal fair and At evidence nl the interest that was iwiwu-l it inav bo naiil thai the Imuiok bold in the matter with en nann, and apBOintoa their nwn aoittwii to have obarga ol the da baadat Pre r Hi'-u-h' direction larfaaailiL.' tnr tlu iiilliiwinn Ii'iituri.n : lay pole dance. Mm. T. 0. Taylor, " J. A. Ilniro. tailor', kfimi.1 1 V W 'I 'I" 'lit i ni . .inn. w i " gaa, .Mr. .1. A. Ice, MM, t'. K. paJab danoa and Hbibland Blng, 1 U- I.. Unit, .Hhk ('utni'rnn . It isn't the material That aw mi., yoar repaired "atch that ri'iilt.- it ill II purled KNOW HOW the buaioeax. Any r can miy the line kind- nl in repair iii- : itl that I' ata. L.. "i aaa SKILL uiiMt vahmbln inalurial in In. ... i , ...i. ... I- in niurii re- P " mi; and the bonglaf cun't FL- J,""" mY "kil h.r what orl ,. and it will e..Ht v,ni mbaodlim at h.a.T price. I . -- nuiNZIKER, ler and OpUclan. iw '" Vk van.lor .V HMtar OjaJUsooon- l " --JAJUtJ(.l Mlhaai de la cniir, .Mm. I'.da in Rwitalar ami MIm Btarlrweather. Rmprra drill, Mra. c. B Rooaerelt, MrK. T.n. HalUy, Mhrj Uam, Minn J onea. Mlai Paraona. In thla laaWra jit will he naOBaaalT to have thirty-two ynniin ladlaa. Another meetlna waa bold thla aitcr- niion, at which plaliH were more fully oat lined. Mllllona Ulvan Away. It in certainly gmttf) lug to the plihlic to know of one concern in the land wli.i are not afraid tn he gntMfOM tn the needy and nRarng The propria torh nf lr. King! New liincnvery for Oonavmptldh, Donghi and Ooldai have iii veil away over ten million trial hnttltix ol thin ureal medicine: ami have the nat isfact inn nl knowing it Iiiim abaolatlay cured tboaaanda of hopeleiH (iihch. Axthmn, llronchitin, llnarBene-H and all dineaHCH ol the Throat, Che.it and Limits are surely cured hy it. Cull 00 Tall man iV Co., Draggiata, and gal a free trial bottle. Iiei;ular size .Vie ami 1. Kvery hottle irnaranteed, or price refunded. LOW RATES VIA UNION PACIFIC. To C. A. I!. Encampment, Chicago, III., Auicuil 27th to Sept. lit, I 00. l or the ahovi nision, the Union Pacific railroad will make a special rate of $7 1 ..V tn Chicuito and return. Tickets on sale Alltfuat 'Jlst and "-ml. lor further details concern inn this cheap rate, call on V. '. WiiiiihIcv, agMt (i. ft. A H. 0y Peadleten, (Ire., nt address .1. II. LothrOD, gag aaaJ agent, LH Third st. Portland, Ore. Brave Mon Fall. Victim to toaaaeO, liver and kidney tmu oles uh well us wiiuieu, ami all HMU the results in Inss nf upls'tite. poisons 1 in the I I. mi, I, hackache, nervousness, headache uud tired, listless, run-down feeling, lint there's no need In feel like that. Listen to . i. v. Gardner, Idaive, lml. He nays: "Klectrie Hitters are just the til ilia! for a man when he is u run down, uud doo'l care whether he I Ives nr dies. It did mure to (five me new strenflli and gOOd upiietiie than a new lease on life." Only "0 cents, ut rallntaa iv Oo.'i drag store. Kverv buttle guaranteed. . Mm Slreot Fair Meeting Tonight. Pvofaaaor a. M. Hrligjar. kba orBolal dec iruter uud designer lor the .Street I air and Harvest Carnival arrived this morniiiK from I'ortland. The associa tion is requested In meet this evening at the headqoartereat I o'clock sharp to decide ou ground plana, rongh drafti 'nl which will he submitted by Mr. Stringer. Mr. Stringer arr.ved al live minute- alter six this murium: and live I minutes alter seven set tn work upon I the drafting Ol the plans uud will huve Inn Intelligently wrought out idea to present in concrete form this evening. Deatiieia Cannot oe Cured hy local applications. Hic coueil reach Hie ilewaKil imrlioii of 10 oai. Ihcic i' only oau araf to aura neaniaai. aiw tiaaal i- ar aaatalM- HoiihI ruiuu'llos. Iia(ui' is caused li an In tllllll' 'I i 1 1 ' . 1 ... I . lit I lie Mill, nil- .1 ii- "I io Kuaaaehlaa mis- Whea tlii tuba gen In i llaiiiiJil von have a ruiuiiluiK soiiinl in iuiimt I... i iiearliiK, ami wlioii li i- unilrely. oloaad .,. - i. ...... i. ..n.i null-., iln liillaiiilon tion ean is- lakaa out and Ho- nijaj laalorad to it- aoraaal eonillllou, hearing "ill ht,uealroyi ! lonoel . Mil HM-o mil ol leu nr e.ui-eil In vaiarrh. lil"li Is nothing h'U an iiulaiueil aondlilon ul the pauaaua Mirlaew We win give me bundrad ilollar- lor any inwk ol daaqiMNi (aaaaad br oatarrb) afaal oaaaol be aaiao oj Uall'a Catarrh Cure aeini for circulars. Irae. F. I CHKNgV .v CHI . Toleilo, O. a.u i ii .(. .I...... i. ? moo n mil . 1 1 1 . p, . Kaiiilly cms are ine imisi- Hull' Bids Wanted. Hi, Is Mill la received fur going tO garpagtar work allow the foundutiuu, un a residence tn be built by tin; un dersigned, as per iduns and specilica liona a- drawn bv T. I Howard, archi tect. Hills will be received up to I'.' o'clock main Saturday, August IK, 1M00. The right is reserved in raieol any or all bid- T. 0. TAYI.OK A Good Thlna. Our greut-grund nintherM' garrets contuinel the suiue herbs nf all heal -Ing found in Kurl's Clover ait Tea. I'hey gave our ancestors strength, kepi toe Dtood pare, and will do the sunn f,.r you if you sav so. Price X ct uud 60 eta. Tallniau -x Co.,- leading druggists. Come and long nt the bicycle at the Crescent Agency in the hast Orugonian building. Bioyolea for a small amount down uud the Iiuluuce in monthly gay lueiits, no interest. regon Bakery and Grocery W,' are lelling Wrmi JitratuMj extras r'u api i Uiun anybody gjafl in Mm city, fry our 2o-ceni ( toffee for your harvest crew. Street. CHAS. ROHRMAN. lllaa a 4 1 nvrj r-j.r-j l j gif a n gg oj ft J T M gr w nUaS'Ji.JirEII "'--. taaiua:ii. - ' Cum ft. Oat t naHHIlWve. rayX; ETil eBSf atmg.fl. VBliCUOltir M, t-tt-l-raal-t! Uuv deMft llt, A-ja.o-.. larlon Kmir t;c. nan ''--f0'00' LETTER FROM WILL PARSONS. A Graphic Epistle Written In His Pecu liar Stvla. Will Parsons, nergoant in cnnii.anv . K Thirty-tilth United State, volun teers, write-, to his relatives in this city from Narxamrav. Island of Huron. Philippine Islands, under date of Jane 3. Tbe letter hears William's enrmarks urn! footprints and from it the following is enilpd : ' Yours of April LM found ma verv weary, just in from I hard march In an unsuccessful utlempt to rescue Cap tain Kotierts. 1 eompaiiv. Thirtv-tiffh regiment, and three 01 his men from the Filipinos, who ran against 1 I. OTP pany ami prooeaged to do it an very MVJWn. killing three men, wounding several more and taking the captain prisoner. We turned out. chased the festive Filipinos for Stt hours ami simply couldn't catch them, let alone rescue the captain. Maybe he will not have a hard time! for the natives do not understand "prisoners of war," and to them, especially around here, where we have hunted them un unceas ingly, a white man is simply a thing to torture to death at their "pleasure. 1 have no sympathy fnr a man who will allow the Filipinos to take him prisoner. I would u whole bit rather shut and instantly killed than to fall into the bands' of the Filipinos, and if it should ever come to such a chance I certainly would blow in the side of my head rather than Is' taken alien, Footracea Rather Than Fighta. "Bo you rend ha the papere al the light' the Thirty-lillh is having? Well, I annpoaa they might be called 'lights' but they certainly are not batiies, or anything remotely reeembl Ing them. A vnlley or two and then its double time march and away go the nimble gnogoos over the other hill, ami going nearly us fast as the bullets which follow them. 01 cuirw, we KMnetlnaea corral a small hunch and bring them intocump, hut as it general thing they get away, barring thi,c that get a doaa nl lead and find it in digestible. They usual Iv die, but they do not go tn heaven hy a jugful. So. when you read of these fearful frays, please roUMMlbOf that they are liurdly worthy to DO called skirmishes, ami resemble fisitraces more than any thing else. "(If course there is a man I refer to an American killed occasionally, hut even a dead soldier does not make u buttle Anyhow, I am not going to get hot. The bullet is not yet munulHc tured thut will trouble my anatomy, and no fool Filipino can shoot straight enough to bit, except by accident. Barracka Blown Down. "Recently we have bad a most excit ing experience, but not from any giiogisi bill lets. Our new barracks had just been finished and we moved in Thursday. On Sunday evening along comes a cross la,tween a cvelone, a typobOO and a waterspout. The wind blew our barracks as flat as a pancake and the ruin descended and the tlisnls came uud- slud -I use the word advisedly popped in general. At one lei I swoop we were rendered homeless, supperless and wet, and to cap all we had no dry clothes, for alien the barrack- fell our clothing fell also ami into nothing else than IK inches of extremely wet water. From supper, which we did not get, until hluck dark ness we worked around the ruins rustl ing properly, and succeeded in getting II ol our dripping belongings safely out. Then we pitched our tents in the middle ot a large slimy lake of mud uud promptly dropped asleep, ulso in the mud uud in very wet clothing. The barracks were an absolute wreck and thev are now building new one- which a il l probably blow down tbe next time a storm comes. Of course, bar racks are much more comfortable than tentsthat is, ordinarily -but if the barracks are going to blow down every now and then 1 prefer to remain in a tent. A properly put up tent, us- peelally Sibley, tnnmri blow down unless a han-a- cyclone strikes it, then a brick block would not stund the pressure. "A mouth from now will huve found me in the army nearly a year, lacking a week, and I will huve just a year more tn serve, and certainly time Hies here most remarkably. Hy the time 1 do a tOHT ol guard duty it is .Sunday again. "The veriest rumors which have been Banting around concerning the future movements of our regiment, such as going to Honolulu, Manila, uud Ho llo huve all proved themselves simply rumors and everyone is now satisfied thut we are to remain here until our time is up, and certainly 1 am hoping so, for this is one of the healthiest tow ns on the whole island, and boa idea that, it any trouble sturts up it will come right here, ami we are consipiuently certain to get our share .ii n i although as far us that gists we have had more thun our shure of a bat fun there has been already. Will Llkea the Soldier's Trad. "I always wanted to be a soldo r, and now that 1 have learned as an on hMcl uiun whut the life is really like I an, in. ire than over determined to stav at the trade- and do not intend to play soldier in the I'uitud Mates, either. Il I was discharged tomororw 1 would certainly buy a ticket for Cape l ow n, Mouth Africa, and manage aome boa 10 get Into the row going on there, even il I hud 10 renounce the devil and all his works, moaning the United Male, and swear myself into the service of the queen. There ia something happening over there to w hich our campaigning here is simply child's pigy ; but. as I have said, thure if a ,ar to think of these things in. There is a prosjaict that the Thirty Bftfa may ba homo befuro June 30, Hall, because that is the duy when the on 1 hitmen t ol all roluntoera ag piros, ami of course sonic of the regu- gri must be boon before that time, aa the government hasn't transport ciiougli t" carry 30,000 un n at once, and as the Thirty-fifth wu among the first to g t here, it is more than likely tn be one "I the first to la- terri home. Of course many of the buya arc going imply arnny t et away atoni this lund jf tin- "blessed," although I am not in tin b ast anxiou to get away myself until my liun i out, for there is a good chance that at tin- end of this rainy euaooa toeie may is- a good row. The Filipinos arc certainly try ing in raise unother army during the rainy season, aud they may agooaod. If they do, all our work must be dggja over uguiu, und there may Is' a chance then for tome sharp lighting. But a long as thev do not eud u to Hono lulu or Muuilu 1 am aatisiied. ''There is no Man here at all of any thing, social, tinaucial. moral, im moral, political, or any other old '"Please toll any of the folks in Pen dloton good morning for me. I got the music in the Christina box you aent all right, and it bus since gone the. way of all thing earthly. I know I used u copy of my 'Creole Sue' to start my tire with about throe months ago. while we wore off on one of our marehoa 1 em still iii the very beet of health und always hungry. I am o thin you would liurdly know me. Saw Will Craaier al HaulUa. "1 saw Will Onatiur at Manila uot long ago und he loolod like a glin t, lie said hp was in good health, though, and is engaged in newspaper work for the Manila Freedom- but be only weighed alwut half as much ns he did when in Pendleton." ANOTHER EXAMPLE. Lee Hooker Fined For Carrying- Con cealed Weapon Lee Hooker, of Cleveland, Klickitat county, Wash., waa up before Justice of the Pence Thomas Fitr. (ieruld this morning, charged with carrying B con cealed woaimn, to-wit, a revolver, lie plead guilty and was fined 110, He gave his age as 15 years, and Judge Fitr tierabl took thai into considera tion and gave him the minimum s'iialty. ( Min er Coffmar. made the arrest Tuesday evening and turned the youthful lawbreaker over to Constable John M. Hentley. .lodge Kitx Herald and Histnet At torney T. U. Hailev, assisted by Con stable Hentley and all the city polite have made the righteous decision that the practice of carrying concealed weasuis must lc stOADed, Mr. Hailev said this morning that he had no oh jeetion to any person using a revolver for a watch charm, but t Vint he waa going to use his best endeavors t stamp out the criminal practice ol arrying such a wenpoii around c.ti eealed in a hip pocket or an inner mat pocket. Wherever discussed tbe babil ol carry ing twnuaaleu nroapcai boa been condemned, and this bitter experience of l.ee Hooker inav well serve as warning to many other v. mug men of I fin 1 1 it .ii i . A person who carries a concealed weapon places himself in n position to ennmit a still greater crime if the opportunity olteTa. Btop t lie praet in . MRS. MARY ORKC.OVICH.. 01 Phillpabura, Montana, Telle How She Was tu rod ot Dandruff. Mrs. Marv (iregnvieh.nf Phflipeborf, Montana, under date of Not. N, lsim, writes: 'I had typhoid fever thla sum mer, consequently was losing mv hair terrible, and my head in places was perfectly bold, Bewnro'i Rurpielde had just come into use in Phllipsburg, and the doctor strongly reei-unineinhsl it to me. After 3 or -I applications my hair stopped bailing out. mid is coming in again unite thick. 1 nsisl to be tiouldtsl greatly with dandruff, of which 1 am now nglte iiired." Kill the dandruff germ with Herbicide. WAIVED EXAMINATION. Jack Doyle, ot Preewater Arreatad on Two Chargns. Deputy Sheriff Til Taylor went to Walla Walla yesterday morning ami returned in the ufleriiooii w itb John lioyle.who had been arrestisl there the preceding evening on warrants charg ing him w ith having sold llqOOf at bis place in Freewater to minors, ami also with having sold liquor without a license. Ml. Iloyle was brought before Justice of the Peace Fit, tierabl this morning und arraigned on the two charges. He waived examination on both ami was Isiund over to the circuit court in the sum of fL'.'Ki on each charge, which at last accounts he bad not furnished. Mr. Doyle has a federal license to sell liquors in quantities not less thun one gallon, and he has been running what they call a "gallon bouse" ut 1 reewnter. The people of Freewater will not allow a rcgulail.' licensed saloon to do business there, and many of the gissi oltlanM have bOOU highly displeased at tin- manner in which their wishes in the matter have been disregarded through the medium of a federal license, which enabled Mr. Doyle to curry on u business in opposi tion to their wishes. without h technical violation of the law. This arrest is the outcome of infor mation thut Mr. Doyle baa overs stepped liis license. C ASTORIA BmmgotolgnrArnacf an)ev pi.rrcam lu use lor MM iliau ilurtv years, and vtu aihj rfta uvt a: ,s. Hvugm. lea Sinltaon Wlna. Miss Smitson, on July -0, 1HU7, was u passenger from Colin rg to Springfield, Or., und as the truin approached the lutter station, alsmt 0 p. in., tin signal whistle was given and Miss Smitson prepared to alight. When she arrived on the platlorin the trull stopped, Ullil Us she descended the -l.-ps the train started ahead with ii jerk, which caused plaintifl t, fall beneath the wheels, which ran over her legs, necessitating their gmpOtatlon. Plain tiff s I defendant for 110,000 itanidgaa, uud il resulted in a judgment lor plaintiff, and defendant npicalcd. As Nis iate Justice MonfO albrmed the de cisinll of the lower court and Monda) th' defendant tiled a petition fnr re hearing, which was overruled Icy the supreme court. TO CLEAR 1 HE COMHLLXJON Of 6LLMISHES horhiNb IMI CUTICUPA SOAP t hi .mmwiovj . - QMWBR&A 9&m9i eft dittllafurlnir vrui.tuji.e, n, i..ul. ..."- the flutrtfi-l. inrtttuma. uriiriui. .l4u.tiii..iMf Utf Toaui. Ku I'tlirr ttmp Ubi ' fAtu-i n l Willi II MM urWM rvthW. purl I ) Hir, ald btytiUil f vliier lit fkin, M'.tli , .Hair, t'l ruiuitr, ei.'t fui Mil (In- ,ui , - ol Uti' totlt't.Uttli.'iloi nurei i noM lilXligfbOMl Uir Wtrrld I'olii.. J 1 t i AMI' Hfe-M. C'M1'., 11 ai -, liorlth. "II... lt llMi't u -t itatf Cub.pltJliuiJ," lict m mm Wishing to retire from business 1 offei uiy entire stock for sale at naaft, consisting of ill sct Uu(4t- La. v and Silk Curtains Portiere, Bra8Uiid Iron Htd-itciids, Couches, Wall Papar, Shadcn, Sewing Machines. and other thing too numerous to in. nt n. ii Chauue ul a life time to buy tn, r. ;Mjd cheap. JESSK FAILING I en. I i, I Oruguu. POPULAR FRED RAMSEY. On the Oregon Around the Horn and In the Battle ot Santiago. Fim Ramaay arrivsi la Pendleton I Tuesday ev en ing and left on the earlv l.. I. : 1 il" i. : - (rani iois iiiniiiina mi ,.11-11111,1111. D. 0. Mr. Ramany is first sergeant al marines, having 1 in that branch nf the military service of the I'nited States government for five years, the latter three of which have been sa'nt with the battleship Oregon made world-famous hy its rush trip from San Francisco in 1SU.S around the Horn to Cuba, to participate in the Spanish American mixnp. He was an active participant In the battle of Santiago. Mr. Kamsey, a little over two mouths ago, received a throe-months' furlough from duty OB the Oregon, then in a Japan port. Two days after he b ft the vessel it was ordered to China. The fact that he has Keen sum aronad to Washington, D. C by tele graph loads Mr. Kamsey to supsse that he is alsmt to las put in charge of a detachment of marines, and that all are to be sent at once to China. Mr. tiamscv is a son of Judge Kam sey, of Salem, and formerly resided in Pendleton, where he still has main friends. He has not la-en here for nine years and notes with astonish Mat the improvements that have taken place, particularly the difference ill the apnea ranOB of the east side ol Main street, between Alta and Court The court honse and afterwards the sonde uiy occupied that ngtntre at that time, and the CaWlage is noticeable. Mr Rameey n that when he Iihs bad enough ol military life and is ready to settle do tm, he will locate at Pendle ton. He spent last evening very pleasantly in company with OcotgC A. Harttnan, jr.. and ntner friends, who made his visit here all that he could have ogpadMrJ. It Will Do You Good. blood purifier mid tissue builder is Karl's Clover Knot fog, Sold for half a century mi our guarantee. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. Price 2.r ets. and .'al cts. Tall man .V Co. - -ss s. a . Ora Ragley, a young man and an em ploye ol the scouring mills at The Dlllcs, while covering some skylights w ith canvas for the purpose of shading the interior of the mills, accident al I v fell through the skylight to the lloo'r below . Women's and Children's Tan Shoes at Half Price Which me ms that .1 Hi. no shoo btcotnoa joc and you save 50c. Jti.su alloc becomes 75c and you save 75c. Jft,oo shoe bet onraa i ami yon nave ft 00. fg-jc- shoe becomes fx tj ami von save 1.25. Women's Shirt Waists Reduced like this All Waiat - up to gnd ilti In. line; tx.itO ones go for 50c. Ml waists item ft to up to and IndotMng. 5i 75 each will go (or 75c. All the battel (oies, even to the fa kind will go (or 1 1. This in hides ' 1. !.. white ami .ill. incuts Ituttv rick'-. Patterns. Purity and Accuracy Hotel Pendleton Under New flnnao'ement. are necessary In drugs. Medicine when prepared with adulterated Ingredients cannot serve the purpose desired. Our drugs are all staudnrd and our preserip gjon department baa our ape, lal care Mall order will receive prompt ami careful attention. BROCK & M0COMA8 Headiiiartera fur Camera aud Photographic Supplies. C. mi r Main and Court St., Pendleton. Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Kvery Modern Convenience Give Us 1 Trial. Rates $2.00 a day Special Rates by Week or month i .tr and ttllllard llooins. Hsadquarters for Traveling Men The Itcst Hotel In Eastern Oregon. Van lo .hi Bros.. Props. Successors to J. E. Moore GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Mft, ' . C.l .aOHltH, Prup. fas Only lml Clan nd 1 '. 1 '. i.t. in tilt I'll). MHnasslvnngMHJja I mi 11 m mm If v gfn i alTf ' r -ssssssssBSte agHgsn mWz- nnBSB?v . rf..e Bsi ati All I ralsa. Irae Samel Smsii. tleclric UgMSi I ira fiMf Baildis. Cor. Court nd Johnson Streets. PENDLETON. Olil.tiON A new sbipuient of Go Carts and Baby Carriages. .11 -si HKOKIVKI). Karl's Clover Root Tea M- 1 hii... (i,,. ('uinuU'tlam. r.iih. to. HI -l,iltr.arrel.,t U I .r. - ... tip4tt.Mi litliMrtlui), mihJ ell Krtuti"iw lit Vim hklu. An atarre-r-ahlei I naai.vo N,rvt lonU. S..1.1 ihi tt' .h.ir. K ,r ji.uc by ell driagifUto Ht VtV IVOt. goad $1 .00. t C. WCLLS 4 CO . tCMOV, N V. OLC PNOPMIITORfi MAX It A IK. - I . Muin St. Byers' Best Flour Vuf eel ' I aftilingto v .. Jriifi.lil. Oregon Lumber Yard To make good lucid use Hyer.' Heat Flour, it took hist premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all compcti llou, and gives ex. client satiatuctlun wherever need. Kvery aaclc ie gunraiiteed. We have the licet Steam Rolled Hai ley, Seed Kyi- and Heard leKM Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills SELLS. I.uiiihcr, I Oh, Sliiuulcn, ItuiiJuiR Pupci, Tar Paper. MouldinRH. IMckeU I, hue and turnout, Hrick and Sand, Sash and Doom, Serccu Door Jl Wiudown, Torra Oitta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., MSD, Court House. W S. HYKKS. Prop. Kran. ShturtN. I tcd, etc Alba Sawmill Creamery and wnccMC ratiory (iood Lumber Both kouyjh and lineal t rfden Promptly PlUed. J. L Bisher & Co., Al HA, OHHOON. Ordcra Proingtly t llleg. J. L. nisiii.it, Prop.. Alba, Oregon. Tbe fetaet OrBonutn ia Kaelao Ore- aun'k i ti icsmiaiiv uaper . li leaaa, aasS the peaple appiesiet U aiag abear H by tlsirtar indiiu itruuag ol ibis evctioo Grouse Srjootiog Is Fine th)is Year... Lot of liini. lu order to uxi theui you utd good munition. We liave the Ut aiuukeleaa on tin) mar kttt Come in alien you atart huutiut; and try uuie . .. .. ... tf i i i ...i.t. -ii i t . . -.a ol our I . I W. nOIIS ioii.hu Willi . 4 uiaiiinia 111 am- powdtir ami I ' i ounce of guaranteeil. bi I lad sbot. Thny W. D. HANSFORD A CO. " -UHISH, annus -.-,'-"i ifcJ t'Ai.i,UANeco uuuuuwxu. rj-ui4cro-a. otKm