East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 28, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCLEARANCE SALE ..OF Summer Goods Every doHSf' orth of seaonarle good will be doted out regardless of cost. cleaver Bros. Drv Goods Co. yur - AUGUST W itoo, I5PAPER REPRESENTATIVES. w Entertain Thoe Who May Attend Carnival Week. t,'.l t lint innny i ene 11 tit I In-iion I, Mrti it jher ItWipap r Win rrt l MB ! a mwr men will MUM .. WiishiiiL'toii - tlr l v" urn' uur.iiL' ilr ami llnrvi-st Carnival. if nu n will want t cm- irtam nff duty, tad mlvai.tiigr wliih- worKing. ami nlifli tli'" two onus i in' i urn i asmt. ror Unit , .1 ..... .. H ........ I mi nrj.in .iiui'ii eejrnlar at u mei-img ni'iu ut mf nkMr otti. . t."l 't"'l vtiiiinin raw t elected prendttrl uo Gnanas Mkrd HM-n-tary. l'lans "i.l U k' to ti Il - arranged that vinit-1 iMMpanet RMn wn Imw baad j Jill belli" endeavor of the ha-al MW nidi HHUM II PI aw is. mt,ir tlnit IM.vwiu gunny n- ciaU&'ltn yam re pre m hwii en at tlif I'l'iiilli'ton Street Kuir! IUr.'t I am I vb I. Btnsj cannot 0 Cured l.pnil. mimo as tll'.-v i-allli "' r.vn h Hip ii uiriion i( Hi" eat. To..- l only one eerr jTiifii"- . sini tht It lo ' "ii llu wtJl... .. . !,i (in - .- ra.le1 to HU in- fOtidr.MMi il tii" mii"OU' iluinc nl thu lun uii" ""n tin iuh" Bi'i In rno liftvr a ru iiiti' '.UK soui.rt nr Iiujnt. inn .in ' irhen it i eiillroly :lo.U iuli and unlaw lb InBamaie. belakt'ii "ill aud tin" tula' rtnreil In urinic win a lieeuejeu ot Sp an- ivUMil b una liul an inlUiui'ii mii la net w win iri e tinv oaae i deaf neei i-'iiiniit In rur.'.t 1V id lor elri'Ulari. nee. 1 ulpilu, 11. Arrival at Hotel Pendleton. .T K Rom is. l.a liramlf. Mrs w A M Ki'tir.ir, Goldendale, .! T Walla. Union. Mr-" .1 anion Reynolds, Boise. K A Vimghiin, rity. 1 A Oliver, -Hunt inchm. t'hns K Maxian. I'ortUn.I. 1 simlts, Portland. R Andareoa, Portland, Mn Eugene II Rgvee Walla Walla Hen 1 B May, Portland. BantSi Portlaad. I'enrl O Aiw'uhI. Sixikane. Oora 0 Wilaoa, Pallawa. .1 I Hubbard. Rpokane. i il Ank-r, Spokane, - I M simtt. Beppnar. .1 r Manipt'i. sail Pranetaeo. T w faakaoBi Portlaad. .i .1 Berne, Portlaaa. it. ill. Tam, Portlaad, w Toojnj) Athena. B II ( larki-, city. E laoobaaa, Partlaad. M Mur-ay and alia. Looiarilla. M M .TohriK anil wife, Atln'tin. A Jarolwwin, tnwl wid-. l.a (irninlc Will (' iiibmiti, rortlaud. r. ('union. Portlaad. Ki.la'rt Uvlaajataaai Portlaad. K K llaxter, l'nrtlaii'l. Cliap II lirefti. San Kranciani. i. I YiiiiiiKinan, Sun PfaaalaflO. C. A. RHEA IN PENDLETON. rresldent of Happnar't Flrat National Bank on a Tour. 0. A. I'll. , of HonnniT. in n cu.-ml of Mr. ami Mrs. W. B. fWk. the latter N'ing hla ilaitRhti'r. Mr Khea is reeiilent ol the rim National hank of It'l'l'iii'r ami larih interi'stinl in atock. He in on a return trin from Wallowa eoantjr, whither he wont to look after 1MB or 2lH. head of hi horstii on Wallowa ranged. He etato that there in apiiarent pnw-.ierity in tho aoetiont IhnniBh whton he l-aaeed. One ot the evideneea of wealth which he nctii-ed and which anrpriaed lain i- the nunilier of hua beinB rnipvl. Ha aiil he knew of one con-trai-t that had heon made to deliver Mill heail at Klyin hy Soptonihor 'J.. at ' lontp ju r hmuh1 on foot. Tlie hojr ar- fattone.1 by turning them into the BtabWa after the itrain has ht'en cut. Mr. Uhea is a jiioneer of this section and will remember when he untwl to haw to 0111111' here to attend ooiirt. Ha was in attendance al the tiisl aaatoa of the circuit court ever held in lVn illeton. Jadga Wilson was on the bench. At tliat session the innat im Mirtant question decidinl was in con nection with the tight between I'ma tillaatnl Paadlatoa as to which was the county seat, rtimtlcton won. Mr. Ktiea from early days to the present has kept in touch with PataUo ton bv means of occasional visits and will this time remain for a few days leisurely visiting with his relatives and numerous friends and in noting what improvements are bakaj made in different linos. WEDDING AT ANV1K. An aamaai -ni-n t wtur . anii raw Mtrra. alu.-i. i fu.. . ti..-. I'i sky a o.. . ..lie . tin- best. Clorloui Naw. ( Mines from lr. I. B. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes: "lour bpttHM of Kloctric Bitters has cured Mr-. Brawar of scrofula, which had caused her great suffering or years. Terrible sores would break out on her baa ! and face, and the best doctors could give no help: hut her cure is complete and her hoalth is excellent." This shows what thousands have nroveil. thut electric bitters is the baal blood purifier known. It's the HU prenie reunify lor eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers. Imils and minima sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowlos. expels poisons, helps illgestlon Th Whaeli Cama OB. I. nil, If up the strength. Only ') cuts. ftnla Praalar had an atparlaani taM by Tallman a Co., druggist-. Monhv evening out of the uannl. He j Guaranteed. U" driven bit express OVfcflt lot many " 1 . bum and nothing lik- it ever Shlpmant of Caroonata Or., aipaaai I t Mm heretofore, lie had George Harv. au, Henry Kopittke, fitttetirl passenger with him, and , John KeiU'rt and I rank I Hiprat, com mk freight of small value. Wbefl posing the Carbonate Mmiug company, driting on Court street the nut keep- on Monday sbipiH-d 100 pounds of ore ...ii,.,:-.. -!...: M, idaoecanu ml Irom t!..- Oarboaaia elaiai to the iaiollia HUleiier lor imiinriii. um im. of the ore referred to heretofore in these columns as coining Irotn a vein 1 P et wide where croascut by a tunnel 44 ", f.K-t long. There are .juite a n tun bar ol Pandlaton business nun in tereatwd in the iiiineu of Grant count v, and tbajf are awaiting the result of this test with all tie patience at their coin maml, believing thut it will ha satis laatortr abaa made known. u axh'. He drove aaaag nntil In Inait u( tba I' .iiiestio laundry when lU lie. l i nine off. aad pitched Mr. Iraii-r nut. The little girl never "framed, but scrutuhled hurrh-dly out t!.-- .!. !,. '1 h ,r-' hoard the aoiar ami weir nned it us a sign to In hut, the horse seonie.l to Is- ell lileui-cd at anvthilig that a oil hi iv it even tin shadow i an xcu.-. t" a The nut nun found w here it hud NapaJ oft in front of the rVndletoii "'len in ills storerooms, the wheid Mplaead, and the vidiicle wus air, (tart.'.! upon ita journey. Tin- greutest skin snocial ist in . Aas-ricu Tlglnatad the formula for , hniuer saive Kor all skin ilimus., all tuts or sores and for piles it's the "- le-aling nadielaa. Koappon'B ran an 1 1 . CASTORIA Bean, ihr tlgnnlutt of Cua. H. PL! la iw for Mai lliau llnrty ysani. aod Tkt Kind )'i Uav$ AlMji XomgU. f It isn't : the material Intaraatlns Event al tho Yukon Blver Town. The little Kpscopal church at Anvik, on the lower ukon, was the scene of a beautiful wedding at high noon. Saturday, August 4, on which occasion Miss Lillian Proehstel, of Weston, Oregon, was married to Mr. William s. rreilerioks, ol Anvik, say- UN Nome Maily News. Uev. ,lohn W. Chapman officiated, with the ainipU' and impressive K.pis . ..pal sendee. The altar was daintily daooraaid with white Alaska wild llowers. The bride has blM aoaJMCtad with the mission at this place during the past two vears, and besides being very pretty, is a young lady of excep tional charm and culture. Hie hriilegrisiin, although lapolM of i-c.irs, is .juiie a young man; in oint of service is an old and oontidelitial employee of the Alaska Ctuutnaftlal Co.. and is at present their agent at Anvik, where the young couple w ill reside in the future. ( oneratiilations and gifts from a host f friends are pairing in from the 'iigth and bioadth of the Yukon vallev. ooli lifter the ceremony the A. C . Co.'p packet, "Susie, MEM tor Pawsoii, urrive.l, on which elegant steamer Mr. uml .Mrs. r Nan 'ricks will ss'iid their honeymoon. Verne L. Joslyn. formerly a news- paper roi'ortor in Peixlleton, kiniily sends t lit' Mast Hregoiiiuii a copy of the nuer containing the news of Miss ProeiMtel s weiliimg. .ir. ana ,nm. loslvn are living in Nome, where they have lieen for sometime. EXCURSION TO PORTLAND. Special Bat Named tor the Portland Street Fair and Carnival. The 0. K. A N. Co. will run a -js'ciul excursion troiu Baker City 0 Portland for the benefit of those wish ing t , visit the street fair and carnival, on set.toinoi r 5. This train will reach IViiiUetnn about 1 B. in. 1 or this train tii gate will lie sold to Portland and re turn lor . Tickets limited to expire three davs after date of sale, or at 1, midnight, Saturday, September I These tickets will Is- goisl for return mi No. (',, leaving rortlaud fteplemis-r s. i.t M ii. in., a though the limit will expire before reaching Pendleton. Tickets will be sold at the same rut .", and under the same conditions a. to limit, etc.. for truin No. .i leuv iug Pandlaton Wadaaadaf. Haptaaibar B, at 10.411 p. Hi. The I"' rate applies for tkaaa two trams und those only, uiid will not he honored on train N 1 I'll l 1I1U Pendleton at 7.40 a. in. Purchasers should understand thut thai tickets are good leaving PpTl laud on the evening of date of eipira tion. but ure not g.ssl the following uuv. and that limit of tickets cannot ha I'Vtended. No half-fare tickets sold at these rules. It should Is.' Ulldertissl thut the f rule is irissl onlv for the two truins ulsive mentioned, leuving Pendleton on Wclm-duv Sei,teiiils-r and that ihe tickets 'must Is used on those trains only. BOHR'S PORT A0E B0AD. era ar losinc greatly, as it is clnime.1 that ocean fright rates are so much higher, which makes a difference from 10 to 12 cents per bushel. I believe, for these and otner reasons, the farm era will discard MoKinlev and vote for Bryan, and lalsirers will do the same thing. Il yon think it worth while, you may publish the als.ve, aid by doing so yon Ml bo able to hear from others re garding expansion and carrying on the war in the Orient. In April, right after Bryan's soeeoh at Spokane, Ihe republicans of Keardan called a meet ing to organrie a MoKinley club. The Bryan men promptly called a meeting to organ ire a Hryan club Bt the same hour. The repnhieans organized with a membership of nine and the BrjTBB men with a momts'rship of 4H, Two day later we had 104 on our list, and taaa then silitic has h.-en very quiet. We have aliont JtM voters in our priH-inct and l"w) at least will vote for Brvan. Trusts, objections to the Oriental race and high ocean rates to do the work. Nineti-on mil of IX) of Ihe tiermans will vote for Hrvan on aiMiint of the Boar war. JOHN TI1YKN. New About Stamp. An innovation in the postal servii-e which is sure to ho of treat con venience i- a plan lately adopted of furnishing stamp in little tssik-, with wax sheets between them. The govern ment i to charge one cent additional to the amount of stamps contained therein, and it is now estimated that the profit on these MOM Will nmonnt to t'.IHt.lXHl per annum. It is also esti mated that the sum paid for the private revenue stamp-' placed over the top of the bottles .ontainiug Hos teller's Stomach Bitters very marly aqaala this. The bitter.-- is a reliable remedy for constipation, indigcsi ion, dyapepeia, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles. It may lie depended upon to cure "toniaeh disorders, hav ing done so for the past fifty years. JOURNAL DIRECTORATE. First Stockholder' Neetlng Held Monday Afternoon. Tho lirst meeting of stockholder of the Northwest Livestock and Wool Growers' Journal lompany was hold Monday afternoon in the law office of I. J. Balleray in the Association block, and the follow ing nunied were looted directors: 11. S. Oartichl.W . M lusher, J. P. MeMniius, KOborf stark eat her, Charles ( uiiningham. JalUei Nelson. Iiouglas Belts, Chris Simpson and I. J. Balhrav. The directors iltorwards organ iziil and elwttsl the following officers: ( Uarles Cunning ham, president ; James Nelson, fir t ice-pros i. lent : Chris Simpson, second ice-prosiilcnt ; K. ls'rt Starkweather. secretary; W. M. slusher, treasurer; I. I'. Mc.Maniis, manager. The company will commence the ilhlication of the Northwest I. nest's k and Wool lirowers' Journal. It will he a monthly publication and the first number will lie issued almut Septem bat 1"'. Tin iiipanv has u paid up apitill of fl'J"0. oO shares at -'o each. A Life and Death Fight. Mr. W. A. Ilines of Mum lu ster, In., writing of Ins almost uiiraciilou- scape from death, says: exposure ifter measles inducisl serious lung trouble, w hu ll .ml. si in eonsitmpliou. 1 had Iraqnent hoinorrhago- and iiighed night and day. All my doctors -aid I lllll-l soon die. 1 lieu I l.egan 1" use Or. King's New Discovery for con- uinplioii, which coinpleleli oil re 1 BM. I would not Is- without it even if it ist a Isittlo. Hundreds have Baad it in my rei'ommondatiuii und all suy ii BeTer fails to cure throat, chest and lung troubles." Itegular sir.e 'Sk- and your ropainsl in u jwrftct Thai gow. im., atcii thut result, M. It is the KNOW HOW Jhal iI'k-i- the buaini.es. Any buugler can buy the tine kinds of aiateriul thut I use ill repairing: but SKILL nthc (J,-t valuable material bat an h used in wutch rr 'ring; and the bungler eau't W It. I sell my skill for what It i- Worth .,,..1 ,, ,ll .-.-I . .... To Wiiom it Bay Concern. 2 Notice is hereby given that wy wife, 2 Marv K. ' iillett, hus left my h'Cae, 3 h.sl 'ii.l hoard, und this is to notify j und wuru all Mjrsons that 1 will not ' ttK,r,.r discharged, nay J responsible lor any nents nereuiier in 5 unv manner contracted by her. August 1 , Kl M. If. I 1 1 1.1, r. 1 I . i.o, i Short and Work on tha Lin Hat Been Slopped. Work on the Paul Mohr srtagi -II Ml Ml a i- tiian bungling at lower price. L. HUNZIKER, A bood Thing- (nr naaat-grand mothers' garrets contained tin- aame herlat of all heal ing found in Karl's Clover Road lea. Thev gave our ancestors strength, kept the Lloud pure, and will do the same for vou if vou sav so. Price 35 els and .Vi ota. Tallman & Co., leading druggists. St. Joseph' Academy Pendleton. Boarding and day school for girls, with separate building and grounds fur boys. Ilii ldings are furnished with all modern convenience. Incorporuted la stitdtions, empowers! to grant .leg roes Stu lies will he resumed on Monday, aaptaaDbar 3. Jeweler and Op lie is n icxaudur a Ilex UJifty 4 JUUUUUJUU JLJL8JLJIA5 V. B. Conkliu, Bowersville, ., ayat " receive.1 more baaaftt from Foley's Kiduey Cure thau from months of treaUnenl bv physicians." Take no suhstituU'. Koeppen's Pharinaoy. Oregon Bakery and Grocery We arc selling Fruit Jars and extra cheajer tlian aiivbodv HH in t'e "ty Try our 20-ceut I IflilM for your harvest crew. was il Ihe Palles Chronicle. All hands who have uoiiiiug to ih lb or less are liein pu.d (oil I, v orders that are cashed at tin first National hank, at The Dalles and all who have more than thi un.oinit coining to them arc givtn an order on the bank for ll and a tim check due ill thirty days for th luilance. Mr Mohr is absent in Portland, hut he ueiitlemau ill charge of the office ..I l,u mi.miiv savs that the susismi ion ol work i only temjsjrary and has I- ioi.de necessary a leeollSlrUO tion of the wuilatny for the purpose of obtaining additional capital, lleclaim work wi he resiiin.'i in a snori time mid rushud lo u liliish. The companv has suffered a heavy loss in the stranding of the Billings They B0 longer uiaae a aocret of It tl.ul o..rf,l I li' inuiooiei, iin 100 noaalbllity Ol using the patched ui- oill for 11 wharf Is.at, the vesael la total loss. To reconstruct her has coat i, . in y l.'iO.OOU. 'Ihe losing ikU mmmm l this time is a heavy blow and it i hurdly a secret that leading ......ui.ohh.rs have been casting about I... .n.elsslv or somethiiiK on whict to lav the blame. Parlies claiming to be in the seerets of the HBfAi; claim, to have foreseen ,, i. .11.1.,'iisioii uiontiis ago. us 10. natural culmination of a hitter bgl among the stockholders that has utorui-celiter in the maiiageuieut. Court Street. CHAS. R0HRMAN. a BB r AN Su WILL CABBY WASHIBCTON MANHOOD RESTORED Wi JkM tflMaoai.: s 1 , lai ! i ru' J haajsaa'j-'. Hie killifa BM UM ir0" si ii.. "CUPIDEME' Hll Klrtt ''VUU i.i.rs'uii, win i'".' ' SJZmrniji , I ,li'l,ars . wui"l. 11 1"V .'l.'l"a 1 I -l.: unai" uo- lr.slLI.-J Willi - .r .lLHtll. WW UUUl',llUU- A Willi. I. AeWae- !uUUMH.l " llMlmlMAfiUU tun t: u. Uux ai.is bAu Lt bv iAUaAB . uKtiuwieis. vuMuuesom. oautuoa n.clara a Farmer WrllinB l" the Suukeraau-Review. keardan. Wash.. Aug. 33. To the i ,io.,r In vour editorial of recent '.n.i.- vou admit that Washington is doubtful slat because the Pacific l atuLMs ure for exuauaiou. I difler with 'you. I believe Bryan will carry tba ....!. hv a ...--I maiorily thau he did i n IBM' lor the following reasons. I. The lurimrs are dead down on I the l r osl.-. 3 As neoDle 'row the United States lean not emigrate to the Philippines a in I the farmers and laborers dou want any of the Orientals here, we have uo use iorllie Philippine islands, i S. By carrying on this war Lhe larui- Flertslrsl Storm. The electrical storm at an early j hour this morning .i-. BOmathlna grand. Lightning unshed and thunder made delightful mttah) for those who have no wheat out in the field exposed to tho rains. The air i was surcharged with electricity and the explosion wore like a Fourth of July celebration on a magnificent scale. Tho storm cleared tho atmos phere of noxious vasirs and again the people of Pmatilla county can hack it climate as being as good as can Is. found Iving loose M top of any MR try on earth. For Whooping Couah. "Both my children were taken with Whooping cough, " wrifos Mrs. (. K. Hutton, of Danville, Ills. "A small battle Ol Foley's Honey and Tar gave such relief that I used a N cent Isittlo. which saved me a doe tor 'a hill." Nothing else So good. Koeppen's Pharmacy. . 0 m Telegraph Flrl In Japan. The telegraph war first established in Japan in Im-o when a line was built batWaM Yokohama and Tokio hy Kng lish engineers. In IS7J Ihe govefnniolil lolograph detuirttnent was organised. In ISTti the Kmpira ioinod the Internu tional Telegraph I'nion. There arv now l'M7 oflloos in Japan proper and U'J In Kormosa and there are 144 970 miles of line in service. In IMP,' these lines transmitted B4.00Q foreign and 15,371,60 donie-fio message. ... e Il Will Do You liood. A blood purifier and tissue builder Is Karl's Clover Hoot Tea. Sold (or half a century on our guarantee. Money refunded if result are not satisfactory Price H cts. and a0 cts. raliinau.k G. Notloa. All parlies indehtoil to Bat over JO davs are requested to call and settle at i nice .unl save costs, l. KKMI.KH. m o m Bleyolaa can be pawehaaad at the Crescent geiicy ill the Kast Uregonian bull. ling on installments, payment l, or more, a win-k. No interest. HANDSOME NEW NECKWEAR ii, Trial I Tllg buttle lore. fne at Tallman .V Impaired Sight. When a person discovers that hi or her sight has liecmiio impaired from any cause, immediate steps siioiini no taken to remedy it. I hat call liest lie lone be consulting a skilled oettllM ml securing a puir oi glass.- inion. to the eves on scientific principles. Mrr. ir. f rank will h.-al Hotel Pendletmi until September t, BCO0 which date she will leave uii a trip to Kiimpe. Those wishing lo have glasses that will lieni la the sight are reoiieslisl to all and consult h r at her ollne, room . Hotel Pemlletoll. m Look at Vour Faee. And see if it is reflecting health or di-.-ase Karl's Clover B.sit Tea Is-uutifies the face uml complexion, and ussures period to .. it.. All oriiggisis. cents and 51 cents Money r.-fundei' if results ure not satisfactory. Pullman & Co. - Athena Budget. Athena, Or., Aug. 7t W. K. VoBBg and John Bell drove doau to Pendle ton t.sluy on business. llyke Mumford, of Pendleton, came up t.slav, and sisoii a lew noiir- lo re pleasantly. Ju. k lolulinsou weni to i enoieiou Uslay on business. M M. Johns and luiuilv Iism- ie turned from their outing to I nion untv. Hot Weather Sick Children Children will get sick. Tho lcst care w ill not prevent When you ami they arc bo un fortunate ri.'ini'inlii'r tli.it wo i an till y our prt si riptions. uml licsiilcs have everything for the aick room. BROCK & McCDMAS HUCGiilsTS Oeraac Mala ami OfMatl Paadjaana, Cool the Blood In all Gases of Itching Burning Humors with the CUTICURA RESOLVENT While Cleansing the Skin and Scalp with hot baths ol CI 1 1 CUKA 50AP and healing the Kaw, Inllamed Surface with CUTICURA OINTMIINT. Complete Treatment, $1.25 MMm Wishing to retire from iHisiueaa I offei luy entire sUk for sain at cost, consisting of f arpcth, HtiK LJUi and Silk CuiiaiitM Porticrn, Braaauud Iron WtdHte;tJo, Coucheft, Wall Paper, Shadea, SewinK Machine and other things too numerous mention. I 'hanee of a life nine buy 1 1. en. g.ssl.- cheap. JESSE FAILING reaMuetuii, Dr. Shilohs if) Cough and Consumption Tliin ( bcyoiiil nticNtlnn t!i HKmt UC4.t-aH(lil 1 (Mltt Mftll t Hit- M4t k ll'iwn til ftCltncew; M ft w d i liivurlabljr cuio lhe WHiiitt cuhm of ( miifh a'roup und afronchltill whil Ita wdii dvrful MMSMi In th i ure of (onBuniiiii'tl U without i .-i ill It-1 in the hlfctir y t( mettle inc. ISirice Ita nit alw vei y tt h Lveii Kuld Qfl uiiMmnte. u ' win h iiu Dtpvf lurilii fne can at Mnd. If you hve a .n,'!i. we eerneiilly nk yuu to tt y it. In I'ni ted Stettni mid ( ttnadM , tK end $1 . and III I MKlttUd la. M Mi. Hd. Uiid 4 bd. 50LC PROPRIETORS S.CWells&Co LEltOY, HX mm m TORONTO, can. Horeal lit Tallman a Co., Iiruasliu. Alba Creamery and Cheese Factory Orders Promptly Pilled J. L UlSHliK, Prop. Alba, Oregon. Alba Sawmill Oood I. umber (loth PoukIi and DreMAcd. i mii ri Piomptly Filled. J. L. Bilker & Co., Al.lt A, OUHOON. New Shapes New Styles Latest Colorings See ilisplus in miilillc window i Mcii'a l:urnishcrA. Hotel Pendleton Under New nanag;ement. V. Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Modern Convenience T 1 Give Us a Trial. Rates $2 00 a day Special Rates by Week or mootb Har and Kllllard lloom-i. HeAdquarlera for Travallng Men The lies! Hotel In Eastern Oregon. Van l)ran Bros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore Byers' Best Flour... Tn BUsTI v;o el bread use Byer' Best Flour. It took first premium al the CUeum Wrhl'B Fair, over all comjietl tion, hikI gives cx.'cllfiit satlMtartlon wherever uaeii. ftrtry mdk is aoaraatead. Wo have the lieat Steam RolM Brlev, Seed Rye an I Beiirdleas Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills AT S. UYKKS, Pn.p. Una' Shorts, Feo'. t-lc 1 BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY , , ...J iasr J. W. 1U, It. rsta. BaaaaeaMB ' a,. . taaex A Hoarain an l)H Bahewt Oo4e pev MO ii si .. i.i- slnoe I'll Primary I'l.isai trr and A. adamle D par'ii. . i. Collie Prairailuii. afUtiarr Ctoofailna. ManuuJ TnaBaj Uo ef ail 9s rMNls) LaAWmjaXiJaBmSAaaiBMdMB mm GOLDEN RULE HOTEL i. i lOMtll, Prvf. I. Osl; I II. t Clsit ntf lumplM. MuU. Il IK. Mf, 1st Bali All TmiM. i Basipl leeaii. i . io. ligkl. in. r,i Mteaj Cor. Court and Johnson Streets. PENDLETON, 0ME00N Ili?-Pendleton Academy IlllliHS Atademic'Cuur io of four yrara irniaralory to tin. Is si stainlaril . ..Us fast or a, -i Huelnaaa Courae aittlvalanl In tho baal baalnaat aollagaa, TtNtelkara' 0mrii, whi. b .ihi.uiom for t'ountv KaauiiualioBI ami for HTATK DIFIXIMAS, A. . ii .lilwl by the Stab. II .anl of Kilm iti Ion and gra.iuaUis ar aliiuttl uu tb- aaina basis for rttuto Dinluiuaa as any aehuul la tbn stai. All gradua malu i PM term baglna nuiidav, September lotli. l or rataloBiiu ami infoiiiialioii U'liln-ns UKV. I. I. p'OHBKal, M. Ph., l'rliM!il. Grouse Sfjootiog Is Fine ttys Year e e Lots of llinls. in ordor h. 4 MbM I mi f"'"1 m' wuultlou. Wu have the hosl smokohiss oil tlm mar kt Coma in wluio yon start limiting ami Irv eoum of our C V W sIibII i Io.lIo.1 ailh V drachuia ol IKia-ilur and IH ounces of 7' vliillial shot. lhy are guaran total. W. D. HANSFORD & CO.