.CLEARANCE SALE
Summer
Goods
...OF
Every dollar's worth of seasonable goods will
be closed out regardless of cost.
Cleaver Bros.
KS, an , AUOUHT W, MO.
BACK TO LKWISTON.
, ... H......I. I!..
I""' - U.ll..,
His Sister nr.. ..
,, x i lv M r. mill M r-
I gtllet mi t in- lliiili-y home on
in Bailey's brother Br. Hnl HmIi,
iSariiton. Idaho, who hu b
,'lr.. , in vacation hure. Quite
i.bernf v 11! Itulh'M and gentlemen
, II 1 1 :fJI CVOII IIIU in II" "i
-Ih-ml HI"'!' 'I'1" occ.hhiuii mul parHeil
ii nlrsnint cicning in li iiiK. social
-J,,, nmvi'iiu.'ii. Hun llurrougliH
Minimi"! u "i- ii
llfffltertiiiiiiiwiil irnurnm. while Al
iifli aids alight of hand lorn tlmt
Mttsd tad iltMd ill ilooknr.
ii tililitinii I" tlir liiiHt mul hMtM
iritlh" l'ih"! 1 lemur, the mi " mir
: ...i Miuji'si I' ii il ni'k.
Hibel Nyr. Ti I Tl inaon, Mabel
rmti, fctnel PariOBJ, .leHsie llurt
m, tott Hawtulle. Dent Randlejr.
MM Horn . Nellie UtmOTOn nun
Its Htiirlovciither ; .lame Wclnb
titl Hum'. Oharlon unmornn, unesier
Mr, Kulpli Wuili-. A I Wattle. Nnl
b;:, Ita llurrootlMii Ralph Ooon,
Rial Bewtelle, Will Stnrgi ami
brkelpv llnili'v.
Iltl HMD left mi till' . K. .V H .
nin it i o'elnok las night, and was
win In In' K' I ! Il llllllll winni:
Irifiulii, Willi whom lie ha necome
anili- f Knritc llirillt! hlN vi.'it. Ill'
rrtiirmil liniiii' v in I unit ilia
Million . i.ivon Away.
baatrtaJnly gratifying to the pahlk
1 know ill mie nn tii in the Imnl
IF' ill' lli'l .11 1. 1 i'l m lie urmi " ii.
Vr iiitiIv ami sulleriiR. I he prnprie-
flfflul I Ir Kin ' ev ihi'iiViTV Inr
i -. 1 1 1 ii 111 i ii 'Iw ami ( 'uhl. have
itrn njay umi ten million trial
MIIm of' thin mat niudirinii; mul
tin' artlifiritlnn of kunwint! it
v aioiiitii' onrad a t m- I of
taileai chmh. AHthniik, BfOOObitU,
lur'ii"i"' ami all iliwnNi'H of the
hnat, Obet ami liilliuK are Miirelv
mul by it. Call mi Tn 11 man v Co.,
rainiittn. ami u't u tree trial Imttle.
gJWMMtOl Rnd II. Kverv hottle
ijkVMad, lir prioe rafondadi
WAR m.w. ; '. STOCK MKN.
ill Shaan and i.ntila Raliaps of Hie
urnl Hi, .i t mi. Cannot AKraa.
Mi Miller. Ol the hotelier lirm of
..!. l k..l. .11...
-'""' ii i ii- -iiav iri'in nariiev
hit, abaw in- parabavaad 10W boM
uattt'iii ibaep ami ilmve tliiim over
'(nil in tin- rity, puns i iik through
nppnr llnrnl river neetion, nuvn the
aajtit,
Mil ic. not inn iniml of lhaap
I Ibe nan.' wiiln. ut niiahup until
nttd in ,. vicinity of Hereford
Mhelont al I '.'il head from aatiaf
Mm thrown oul mi the range by
uwnern.
Itatji battle batwoM aattU mul
tpoanen i- imminanl in the liornt
e s t a e e v vvwirtTsisvis
It isn't
the material
Thai not - iiiin umir
rupuired
.,..i. .r .
"IIVII i ,
hut rennlt.
perfeet
1 1
Is the
KNOW miw
Uuil dOM the huniuean. Auv
Jlf caii buy the tine klndTol
J'-riui thai i ma r rafntlrlng!
SKILL
jjUa- in. st valuable material
ai, i. u., j(1 wutl.n r.
Flagi and the buualer . au't
" --H my nkill for what
r "" '. nil it will coat
Villi
man liium
iiiie.'linii ut iiwur nrii e.
LHUNZIKER,!
Jeweler and Optician. ',
luui li. AlaiMUer 4 Hoxlnr'i. I
lift. . . I
mmOOOOOOOnnnnnon p
vv,!! Ljaivci
We art leUiua Fruit Jars ami extras t-hoaper
Vwa anybody $m U il"' oity,
"ry our 2(l-ceat Cott'ov for your liarVwatt l row.
i.. ,
""Mreet. LnAS. KUIIRiri.
MANHOOD RESTORED "
Fall.. ! ab" '"' il"' n, ucli a . ""'i.iiVIi I'liiiel.
Ii? '' Kill r, l;,l..u.lln, ll.-i.la.. Varlro.-'!.- ,1
!Jb'?.H 1 " . I'i'Wui'Ni: i.anwii.
'"I .. I.',..r....... rJM"Z'?"W
I ftnil .. . . M rm.,ly I., .nr.- i. .11 i hi ownnnoll. , kh.m
iiijJU.., ' e uiii ..! It ot.j. ... I .. .urn clln 1 a I" nuauw.1 mm T"
""U 1 1 J' -a.'c!','i'l'i.,Oox aill. isuu tiauetauo. Cat.
UV l .U.I.vt AN J. CO., UKUUUHUi.s. MMIUI.KTON, UUKUUM.
Dry Goods Co.
river Mcitidii, according to Mr. Millar 'a
itatamant. Tin Malheur divide in tii
separating . m i of Iha deadly (nii.
Bhaap no arc fomed tn kaap their
bonds on Mslbenr nile of tin'
divide and any Infraction of the order
promulgated by cattle man will pro
oipitntti u liulit tn tin' death. Tin-hIiih-ii
I
ini'ii iirr equally determined
tn run
tilliAMli
thalr IhiiiiIh wbereeoerer thai
mul shooting
HUV III itlll'Nl
in liki'iv tn uoainienos ut
r.vory mother KM o!
them mi f m it i i -i I' rule tlic rnnm
LaiTaarl tn the laoth, ami nredeterinlned
to iftc if they niiiHt in tlir protection nf
wuin Mft'iiih in mem in ur uicir rigui.
Bravo Men Fall.
i Victim tn Ntmiinrli, I i vcr uml kidney
I trouble iih well a women, mul all leel
the retilt in lo nf appetite, poinon
in tiie blood) beohSAiho, Dorronsnoos,
heailiiclie mul tireil, I if-t Icm., run-down
fouling. Hut tliere'n no need to feel
! like tlmt. Listen tn '. w. Qardnar,
Idllivc, lull. Hi Have: "Klectric Hitters
are jiiHt the thing Hit a niati when lie
in ii run down, ami don't eare whether
he live ur die, li did nmre tu (live
line new Htreutftli ami oimmI appetiie
than a new leane nn life." Only fit)
eeutN, at Talliumi & 0o'f lrtlg Htore.
Kviry huttle liuaranteeil .
Councilman Art Scattarad.
The oMnallBNa nf ENftftdletoa ure
. ,., II. Iimr uimlhi nl I.. ... i
to nn meeting oonld he held latt eran
ina. II. V. .lohnmui i" at KitiKhum
Nprinin, H Heqilentered nput w here he in
i')i ) is i iii liimnelf, having lain anide
hin alilerniunir en res ('. A. I'razier in
near helm, on other huniiienn; T. B.
Wei In in nut on the raiiiien nmith nf
Pendleton, uml only ien In town
nooaeionally. Hi viait tn I'endleton
hint Saturday wan nei.ed upon nn u
favnralile OpportOOlty fur a np.'i'iul
nieotlna Dr, Bd. .1. sumniervilie is
loiikinii after hin interentn in the min
ing oonntry mul in uonnactlori with the
I new town nf I.uwtnn. in whieh, to
anther with a trndloala ol Pandlataa
I gentlemen, he wbaarlly latetaated.
A. Ilaitmmi in off on a trip away
tn the niinth in the Vll'lllltV of liennla
ion lake.
A Good ThlnK.
Our Kreat-Krand nmthern' carretn
I lamed the name herhn olullheal-
i Iiik found in Karl's C'lnver limit Tea
They gave nor mieentnrn ntrenctli, kept
I the blood para, and will do the name
for yon if von nay nn. Prion M I'tn
adN eta. Tuiimuu a Co., lending
drnggUMH.
0. E. Kanady'i Naw Vanlura.
It. K. Kennedy bai porehaneil a half
ioterent in tin- IVmlletnn Triluuie fmiii
K. I'- Bi.dd, uml will heinme huniiienn
innnOget Ol that paper nil Septi'inher I.
i Mr. tanned li wall known throughout
Uinutilhi I'ounty, havinjf hi aK'Ut
j f ir otverel iiraiii and warehouae com-
pan ien ut different tinien, mid will
I enter upon the hunioens in ronnoOtion
wlli bin new venture with ull the
i ii hate i n . i ii onlhnaiantle young man-
i, i. Mr. Dndd win oonuane t" now
the edllnriul reinn nf the paper.
CA8TOUIA
Ocarn HM nianaiuie of Cham. H. FLarcaa
ill uar lei nunc thai, thirty yntls. aud
llu Kind I'uh iv Alwujil JiomghL
Uidii Wanted.
Itidn will he received (or doing the
carpenter wolk abOVO ihi lOUadatioO,
on u ronidence tn In- built hy the nn
deraiKiied, an pur plunn mid aiajcillca-
Uona drawn by T. V, Hownrd, nrahi
tcct. Ilillnwill lie received up tn I-'
o'clock uooo Aatardar , Angnat It, it0'
The riifht in reserved tn reject auv Of
all mZI. T. 0. TAVI.OR.
It Will Do You Cood.
A hhnnl purilier and tinaue builder in
Karl'n Clover Koot Tea. Sold for half
u oanturv on our gtiarunUie. Money
refunded' if renultn are not nutinfactory.
I'i ice L'5 eta. mid SO eta. Tallniun &
Co.
V. B. Coukliu, Hnwernville, .,
Maya: "1 received more benefit from
Foley 'a Kidnev Cure than from months
of treatment 'uv pbyaleiaoa." Take
no eubatiltite. Kmppen'n Hhurniacy.
y auu uiwvi;
i n iv ill II It A rVT
THE MARKET REPORTS.
Wheat Is Coming: In Slowly and Prlcet
Otrered Vary Greatly.
Pendleton, Aug, Hi. Wheat in com
IM ill llowly tn the wurehnitwn for
dlnierant reoeone, the principal one
beinn n ncarcity of team- for hauling
and delay in harveatinir . Ilnrnt. and
. wagnnn are need with the threliinj
I OUtntt, on heailern. etc., mi they ere
not available (net now lor bwnllng.
The end nf the harventiny; neamm la
(near ut hand, which will releaw the
transportation facilities ami the ware
i hOOOM will till nn. Snme wheat n
owning Into the talUe, for they have
to have it in order to keep (irindimr,
ami the result is they are paving more
fur the cereal than can lie paid by ex
pnrtern under present conditions Few
sales are rcorted hy those buying for
expfirt none of ((rent magnitude. Sev
eral pools have been formed by farm
ers fur the purpom. of securing a trifle
more than could he obtained Inr small
lotB, hut the deals have failed, the
farmers being in such au Independent
ptwilioii that they refuse the liest offer
exporters are willing to ttUjOtS. Owners
ni wheat are natural bulls and at
present, particularly farmers are con
Bdatli that prices will advance, conse
quently UN holding, and it in safe tn
ay that many nf them would continue
to hold, even if they crinhl get an offer
nf several cents almve present prices.
There have been sales made diiriim the
pant week at 47 to 4Sc, hut some of the
warehouse men think that it in al
together too high, and refuse to hid
against any such prices.
The following con vernal ion is a
sample of what can he heard almost
any day i Parmer " have been offered
47 cents a hunhel for my wheat, lint
refused it."
Scribe - "Wottld VOU take 5(1 rent a
hunhel for it"
Farmer "So, not just at present. 1
am in no hurrv to sell with the
present OUtlOob.
Wheat In Portland.
Portland) Aug. Hi. The Commercial
Review, in itn tnnue of today, savn:
New-criin wheat is moving slowly thin
way, hut it will tic another three
weeks licfnre there will lie anything
like a free movement, f anners have
sold hut little no far, although hhh
are out rOOVI the true market rUlOO.
Private udvicen from interior jmintn
slale iarmern have very udvancisf ideas
an tn nclling prices, and show a ntorng
dinponit inn tn hold nut lor mora money.
Returns of Held work generally nlmw
reduced yields fnrm the exH-i'tati.'nn
that growern had nix weekn ago. He
i'irfn from the Vallev are dincourag
lug, and the viehl will hardlv come up
tn L',IH)II,INIII tn L',.VMI,(HHI bushels, less
than lid per cent, of a usual crop in
that territory. Samples from east of
the mountains are very good, from the
uppeuruncc nf the berry, which is large
and plump. Trading can harilTv he
said to have cnninienced, excepting a
lew truden ma le ill the inter!1 r. The
present uutlook fur higher prices is
rather discouraging. Shipowin rn vill
not reduce their asking price on ton
nage tn lie hud. KxHirtern are lunitat
ing in paying extreme prices for load
ing in the future; hence there in a
deadlock between the shipowner and
exporter, uml the dinner will have to
pay the heavy carrying chargen, en-
lecially in view nf the nteady decline
in wheal ahroad. Kxnirtem are in no
litimor to stock up with tonnage. We
quote Club vVullu Wallu, on export
hanis, boo; valley, Otic; Bluentem, fiR
t . i'ii-- from Ic to He higher than ban
been paid by interior dcalern during
the week, loontlv on npm'iilative ac
count, and . mie almve the price iUnt"d
here.
Wheal In San Franelieo.
San l'runcicno, Aug HI. Although
there in no nH'i ial uctivity dlnplayeil
in the wheat market of the leading
cities uml towns of California, vet t'
movement ban been u nteudy one, and
OOnsiderabla old ami new wheat bun
heeii necured hy exportern, w ho now
have a lair umouht of lOMkfga ut liuml
to provide for: hut an perhaps the
greater proMirt inn are Seiiteiu bcr ves
neln. it will la: inferre.1 tliut there in
im urgency for gruin and no muaked
competition umongnt buyers. The
average shipping grade in steady at
l. (I'i tn ft .07 C, iMr cental for shipping ;
milling, l.07 to $1 10. the.ne
BgHre0niOahivenp.it value at present
fn ight ruten, hut i xportern who secured
tonnage at earlier parlodSj when
freights were lower, seem dissiel to
sacrifice tonnage profit to get loading
stuff for the lew venneln to lie tlif
patched this month. At the call-board
-pe 'i lut ion shows no improvement,
and trading is of a lintlens character.
Wheat, boweVOT! is steady. Receipt
ut tidewater warelnuinen are inireasing,
and stiH'ks in night about an large a
usual ut thin lime ut the neuaon.
Wool In Boilon.
BiJBWi Aug. Hi. The Wtml market
ule.ws il hetter tone. WtMiln apM-ar to
I pje estuhlinhed ii) pri, and
than ure lewer weuk nMit in the mar
ket. I nr good linen of territory, tine
medium and line, Hi tn 17c ; ncoured,
ftOr ; staple, ft'J to 53c; Idaho tine
medium mid line, HI to 17c; ncoured,
.'me ntai.le. .'il' to .Vic; Aunlraliann,
OOOrad hanin, n"Jt pricen, onmbllillig
nuiMirllne, nominal, hi to 7c ; ginni, HO
to hjc.
Wool in San Fraoelieo.
San Pmneiano, Aug. lo. Wmil
Sorinii. Neiada, II to Rtc; Kantern
dreg. in. In tn 14. : N'allej Oregmi, Hi
to the Kali Mountain lambs, U to
Ilk ! Humboldt uml MeiidnCliin, 10 to
12c.
Wooi in Portland.
awland. Aug. Hi. Wool Valley
19 to 13c lor coarae, 15 to lgt lor bunt;
Cuslerii Oregon, ID U 13c; mohair, a5c
per pound.
Skim, Fells and Hide.
- J Ami. HI. Kheeimkins.
nbearlingn, 15 to Jtlc ; nhort-woxd, 26 to
35c; medium -wool, .10 ui ou.-; mug
l mi.. ,,. ii nanh
nu.ii, -ni, . -
Pelt, hearnkiun, each, an to si. . I
to 15; Ml OS, each, fl to fi . oatiger,
each, 50c, wildcat, -'5 to 36c; bouaecat,
in gSe; (ox, oommon gray, 40c to tl
.i. ....i i --,t,. s:!..'ai. do croan. 12.50
l(, gti. : lynx, '-' t" 1,1 "link, 4(k- Ui
I1.H5.
l)r bideo, Nl 1. "i pounds and up
ward, 14 to 16c, dry kip. So. 1, 6 to
Hi pound, 15c per pound dry calf, No.
1, under 5 isiondn, 15 to Hlc ; dry
.'.ii. ..I .... ...if. inl leas than drv tlilit;
.-.ui.- i '""' ; '
aulted bide, hoiiihI steers, la) pounds
and over, 7 lone, no nj lo ou pmrnua,
7',.'
Esitsrn Livsstosk.
Chicago, Aug. Hi. Choice at.Hjrn and
Westerns nteady, other low Ui 10 to
15c lower: giaal to prime nicer, ft.30
to S5.W5; pmir to medium, S4.00 to
$6.25; elected feeder, nteady, $4 to
$4 75; iniod atocknrn, 3.25 to 13.00;
COWS, W.W to 4.40; heifers, 3 to
$4 00 ciiniior. t" gg.'OJ nuns,
strong, 2. 75 to $3.00 ; calves, atrong,
$5 75 to $(1.S6; 'lVxu-(cd steer, $4.86
to $5; gruaaers, $3.25 to li.M ; mu is,
$2 60 tola 26.
Hogs Choice lo gisjti, aicao.i Ml u
Bade higher; other weak; mixed aud
butchers', $5 tol580i gn.si io choice
heavy, M.M to S.90; rough heavy,
$4.75 to $4.00; light, 16.06 to $-V27Si ;
bulk of sales, $5 to gft.lO.
Shep-Sheen ami lambs generiillv
stronger; good to choice wethers, $4.25
tn $4,110; fair to choice mixed, $3.76
tn $4 20. WeOtvrn -beep, $4 to $4.40;
Texns shiH'p, $3 to $4; native lambs,
$4.25 to $4.7-".. Western lambs, $4.7-)
to $.rVl'".
SEPARATOR AND WHEAT BURNED.
William Gillette, i inns Lemkle. Steve
Hampton and Jack McCarthy Loie.
A tire of considerable proportions
Wedneeday anerowan deatroyad Wil
liam tiillette's separator ami a large
amount of wheat tor Jack McCarthy,
Clan l.empkie, and Steve Hampton.
The fire occurred on Mr. McCarthy's
place 10 miles northwest nf Pendleton,
enmmencing at half pant 3 o'clock.
The fir.' started in the separator and
imt from the engine. The separator
ami steam power ware the property of
William i.illette and were at work on
a letting of wheat (or Mr. McCarthy,
and had almut HO or 7"' sacks left tn
thresh when the trouble commenced.
That amount was destroyed and the
Ore spread to a large pile of sacks of
wheat which had alreadv been
threshed, the outside sacks of the tiers
only being destroyed.
Then the fire spread rapidly to Sieve
Bamptow's ntntbed wheat and d octroyed
from 900 to 1000 Sicks, ami Lroceading
along bnmed one setting of wheat loT
Claim l.cmpike, 4h to .Mil sink".
from the place where the tire started
it cut a path from ISO to :tnO yardr
wide, and nlopjied only when it
reached the ploughed Held nf Carl
Hansen i dhrtuut a mile ami a quarter
from the piece of licgintiihg.
In endeavor lug tn unhitch a team ol
horses from one nl the wagons, during
the excitement. Mr. McCarthy Inirned
his right wrist.
Arthur Matt hews came at once to
I'endleton and nolitied Mr. Gillette of
the accident. He immediatelv tele
graphed to I'nrtlmid for a new SO para
t.ir ii in 1 told Mr. vlattliews to re
turn and hold the crew and to inform
them that he would be running again
by next Monday. It will la rvinc in
hered that Mr. tiillette lost a sciarator
hy lire last harvest, it being stored at
the time ill u shed ill north I'emlletoii.
I'he separator lost venterdav wan prac
tically new, having only been lined for
I nhort tune lant neaon, ami wan
worth $1250, and wan inntirod.
Mr. McCarthy's Inns of 2IHI sacks of
wheat is also envered by insurance. It
is stated that Steve Hampton '- !KKI t.
HNS) tacks wan insure.!, hut Clans
liempkie carried no insurance, ami in
. . .linen iieui I v inner m inn i.m m .nm
sacks.
Mr. Gillette left on the W. .V C. R.
railway for the Tabuise country last
evening and expect to return tomor
row.
For Whooping Cough.
"Hnth my children were taken with
whooping cough." writes Mm. u. K.
Mutton, tif DaUVUlei III. "A nmull
bottle of Foley's Honey an. I Tar gave
noch relief that I lined a 'si cent Isittle,
which -an-i me u doctor's .bull
Nothing el an no gissl. Koeppen's
I'harinacy.
MILTON WILL EXHIBIT FRUIT.
Spirit of Enthuilaim Exhibited By tha
People of That Secliou.
The exhibit of (nut (mm Milton to
bo made at the Street l air ami Harvest
0orttival here, September 1H to 22, in
going to h' one ol tin I'ficnt ever neeli
ill thin neetion of tin il n try, A rep-
rem - ii t utile nf the la ami CarnivHl
Association visited Mi lion on Wialne.
day and found u spirit of such hearty
Deration and such Unbounded en
thusiasm mi the pari nl the Milton iles,
that, instead of having to urge them to
make an exhibit, the tusk booAMM one
merely of organ ixat iou.
gooN Ritchie and .lames Kirkluinl,
Imth well known in Pemlleton, and
two men well titled to .t nd to detuils
is connection with the gathering of
fruit samples, huve very kindly in
tercted wnnMOlVat in the matter, and
prosine to nei- that their section of the
county is worthily represented ut thin
place. Thane tw . guutleanen have a
generul reptitatiuu for public npint and
eliterpri-e
That they have interested tlieiiimdevs
in BBjgaOMM warrant to l.i-lieve tl.nl tin
reault will be far beyond the limits nl
mere natinfactinn.
(Jrcliardintn, without SXOefltloO, are
ECZEMA
And Every Form of Torturing
Disfiguring Skin and Scalp
Humors Cured by
(yticura
S, i i ut rt'Bet TMP.Alnir.sJ BsttllC i
AfffJCluil jiaru tliinm;h!v with H"T W an u
hWt.1 Cl'TWH HA HttAC KH ftlsph l IK l K4
Olll tun lit, lhJ CrsJntL ah. Ill i ill. skUal lall tatk
ii full tUmm ut ( i ti i ha Kkml k r rhil
tmstitiii'iii will ftftunl iiLwtwnt, isiir uftfi til
rtwt Ml I'l ftiwt.ftlMl l-Hl.l lti- .)sts-ry. M
item, taii4 oaotiiMmi ioftl cure wheu nil U liil.
ftold evorygrhara frino.THl r. 'si or. Ci fi'i A
loir, ftk i OisiasRt Ha H ai i ' tiif u ' '
! 1 1 n llsti u A " is ' mm l uks- Nolo Pftnua , ll.t u
T- " ISvV lo Cttiw sWaltsa,-p4 Uaw fin.
Alba Creamery and
Cheese Factory
Order Promptly lilted.
J. U BISHKk, Prop.,
Alba, Oregon.
Wishing to retire from bnviiienn
I i iffc i in entire ntoi k lor sule
at coat, consisting of
Tarpetn, Hugs.
I .1 v and Silk Curtains
I'm tu i
Hrannaud Iron Kcdsteadu,
Cuuchen.
Wall Paper, Shades,
Sewing Machine.
and other thing too numerous to
mention. Chance of a life time to
boy theae g'anln cheap.
JESSE FAILING
I'midletuu, Oregon.
Ml KIM
more than willing to contribute their
tient Sampled of fruit, and, when the
Miitmi orchard Ists contribute their
I . -I nUtplej of fruit, the people ot
other sect inn- nee. I not hn,e tn engage
in any rivalry succensbilly.
Aa mi instance of the spirit shown
by the prominent fruit men of that
region, Sam Miller, mayor of Milton,
and an authority upon the raising of
fruit, repl led to an impiiry an to hin
Intention in the matter an foil OUTS I
"Why, certainly, 1 intend to asnist
in every way that is within my power.
I will' not only donate samples of
fruit but 1 will 'pack thatS carefully
and in a pTOpOf manner, in order that
they may be transported to I'eiidleton
in shive to make the Mil pOOtlble
showing. I am at your command to
aid the enterprise in every way."
The voting (or carnival queen has
farted w ith considerable enthuniiimii ,
and w ill la- of increasing interest an
the days pann.
e
Look at Your Faes,
And see if it in reflecting health ot
dleeaes Karl's Clover Root Tea
boun tines the (ace tnd complexion, and
assures Hrfivt health All druggists.
'.'"i cent" ami .'SI cents Money refnmhs1
if results are not satisfactory. Tall man
A Co.
The greatest skin siecialil In
America originated the formula for
Itaniier Salve rOf all skin dineasi .
ull (Sits or sores, and for piles it's the
most healing nic.licine. Koeppen's
Pharmacy
Purity and Accuracy
are necearv In drugs. Medicine when
prepared with adulterated Ingredients
-anuot serve the purpose desired. ur
drug are all standard and our prencrip
tlon department ha our special care
Mall orders will receive prompt ami
careful attention.
BROCK & M0COMA8
Bendojuarten tot Camera and
Photographic Supplies.
Corner Main ami Court St., Pendleton.
Dr. Shilohs
Cough and
lnsiimption
eure
Thin it brynnd iurtlon the
tltoslt nWOOftftftfol i Ofjn Mrli-
cln rvrr known to gvi-ifttu-r; gt
ft w (luat-ft n. it ii : v cur thft
wtrtt cfisft if CiHtgVlgj Croup
ml hrtfiu hftln, whiuv ttft won
OvrfttJ ftutt-rna In th cure of
('(ilUIIITIl)! lull in. Without A 1 i'i
ftllwl iii t nr hiatttr v of mrttfrln.
Klnunj It fiitit dim ovrry It tutu
bttn unlit on n uuatrntre. a
test which no other iiumIh fnr
tun ntAtnd. If ynu hv a
Cotiifh, we v ii -i you
tott y it. In ynitsM Staicft uml
CftiimtftlTst , ISWc oiihI $1 ., an.t
in KnglftUtl U. W. ite. aVl. uml
4ft. OU.
SOLC PROPPItTORS
S.CWells&Co.
LEROY. N.Y.
TOW INTO, CAN.
For Ml bjp Tallmea a llo.. liruiiimi.
Alba Sawmill
Good Lumber
Hoth kouh and lrened.
Ordftri Promptly Pilled.
J. L Bisher & Co.,
ALBA, OUHUON.
Oregon Lumber Yard
....SKI.I.S ....
Lumber,
Lath.
Shingled,
liuilding Paper,
Tar rper.
.Mouldingh.
Pickett,
Lime and Cement,
Hrick and Sand,
fttlB mul Ihairn,
Screen linurheV Winduwu,
Terra (tta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., oiii). Court Houae
"Vl
I J: ' S?
Women's and
Children's Tan Shoes
at Half Price
W'liu Ii means that .t
ft, 00 ikon becomes sin anil you savr? 50c.
i 50 ihoc bocomet 73c anil yon save 75c.
Ji.no slinc becomes .i 00 atnl von save pl.OO,
5n shoe bacotnet f 1 jis and yon save 1.23.
Women's Shirt Waists
Roducod likej this
All eaiatl up to Ifld including s;t.(p ones go for 30c.
All waist-- 1 1. 1 1 n ft. 10 up to and including t .73 each
will lot 73c
All tin- bntttt oin s, atmn 10 the j Uiml grill no (ur $1.
This i tu 1'nlrs I'I. n k, whiM ami :tll
Agents Hull
Hotel Pendleton
Under New
i.
Strictly First-Class
Excellent Calslne.
Every Modern
Conveniencfi
Har and Kllllard itooms.
The ties! Motel
Van hi .vn Bros., Props.
1 "
Ji Mm , JTaWaT rtaesnw.ni
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
"
11 , 1 1-
! Oil; I ml ChM
and fnml.t, Mi. 1. 1
10 Iti. City.
Cor. Court and Johnson Strerls. Il NDLLTON. OltLtiON
a new rftlptnenf nl
Go Carts and
JUKI
MAX B4ER.
Byers' Best Flour...
Til IllMae gixil lucail use llyels' Mi st Flour. It took fiist
proBuam at the Cbh ugo iVarld'l Fail , over all i-ompeti-tion,
lad fivna gxcolTent sstlsUitlou wherever nacil.
I'.vcry suck W guar uiti . .1 We have the beat Steam
kulU-il Harle, , Sccil Kyt- au I Heariileaa Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
tv S. HYI'KS, Prop. Hrau. Short. FsB. elc
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
t. w. Mill. at. 1. rn..i,i
...... m... . . gavl, ia, taaa.
a ii . nin.; and Uar Botiowl l.'nder
tut Uiai.atf i.Ilil.i 11.. i...
Prluiury I'retiaiMlui y i.- A- adrml.. I ..
arii la; 'u'lne Utlllar
Tut-iiillr.. Manual 'liali.ln liuta ut all
La, rvualved.
THE EAST OREGONIAN.
Grouse Stjootiog
Is Fne tl)is Year.
1,1 of Kird. In order lo net MUMn you mcd "l am
munition. Wu hava tlie l-t smukeleaa on Hie mar
kol Come in alien you atari bunting and try some
olourf I' W. hell liunhal witli ilrachuis ol
poador ami H4 ouiicb of 7 chilled hoi. They are
guaraiiluti.1.
W. D. liANSFORD & CO
rick's Patterns.
nnnagement.
i.
Glre Us 1 Trial.
Rates $2.00 a day
Special Rates by
Week or mootb
Ilitadquarteri for Traveling Men
In Eastern Oregon.
Successors to J. E. Moore
M. S..U All I urn..
I ' Sa.npl. Sn.m.
IgnMi titi.
lift r ...f by. 1 J .
Baby Carriages.
UKOKIVKH.
7IR Main St.
nnltf
The Pausr ul regal.
SverbSy KeaS It.
Ibe (.... 1 HreaUllaa.
Saat drt a nasiuta.