East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 30, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..CLEARANCE SALE ..OF Summer Goods ver dollar's worth of seasonable jjood: be closed out regardless of cost. will Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. wpb Y, Al'lil'ST MO. HHKI FROM BINC TO STAGE. m Hiyfs. the RMMIMfi PlMVlnn KuiK in Butte Theater. mgnon't UIUI IllWIlWill bus much t" j' lith m- MMtial oondttloa. Ike Hires, the i .lontl prlM ttuhter, wlin ," .. 1 ring victories in Pcii- ill'.' Il hO SIO.H1 ' .l Willi 1111- I i!,.- Hatic art. line lmi, in 11 lh.iiiiiiT l" startle eilitnuantn lejarntly emtalinm etewary to rimiiiatint! toing pu live ' Flltun, ill" blossomed his most admirer. Pruotightcrs ,i. k tin' csteticism, setiti ami delicacy f feeling m in tlit' plaudits n( a din ami appreciative play lic, Not en with Mr. loft Pendleton with K il ifter a t.mr lit Ki-t rn (noun. BootuefB ttrrn Montana Buttf with coin, imr there lk as cn'reil Iilaliii and South- Baalif landed m Shnrtlv alter arriv Wtfflmi willi a pug l iy tin' name ii .or. Tliufjiiis T:i tii ot . ami won trie iiiiit r ii l-. heating Mr. Thomp - :. imtii hi nilr nil the colore ol the mnlw. Charlay Clark. IN of the millionaire and wnnts-to-be-semitor. a l Clark, gave bin WW lot 'Mo tif" Mr. Tli unpson. From that time Urn brtUlif was maiie. lie lirst as-iiral u i itlon unending n fashion able rod hiutitnin, and then riffled articles to plav the pari at king with Ibe Iwtnn I MIH1 opera company. Mr Haven, i rtuuntely, d''s not have t nig i,r taik. He ih stipjsised to lie imply king ' a tribe of savages dis ejamd :i' tin- wild of Africa, ami I to lie able to talk or tin-1-rst.iinl Ktig.h. lie simidy sises. kid Walton knocked otlt Jerry Mr Cirty it Butte in three rounds ami is BM alter To in Boott'l kinky scalp. Kid Barry u ill be rvtiieiii la-red in rVinllrt'ii, u- nie who went on in one f lite prelimitiariei to the King-Scott ifntinJuh. I. Well, Mr. Harrys - in. . -t reaily to feel Had. (or b met with n terrible accident the - lev ;r Killings, Mont. Me in a fry email until and he wa eo unwise Mti mati'li liiuiaelf to light w ith a lheriierdcr who hud Htninbleil into ton. The -lie, phenler didn't do a liiing k) the Kid. Nearly killed him, io twu rutin. U. t hut's alii Inltium Club Football Team. At a BMetfng ol the cent letneti iimoii- ban f the Inftlntn crab held in the green room of rrnzer opera house last night steps were tuken t" organ ire and Ml a food football team in the field. Berkeley Halle wm chosen mutineer, and he Wlahaf to have all the young men who belong to the chili to be and appMr in their limner persons before him, na id manager, at the baseball ground on Alta street, on Sunilav, September 2, nt H o'clock a. m. of said day, there to be tented an to tbeir physical and mental quallBjOatlOM to baooBM mans ban of the team. The Ihivh think they have the tnateral for IttM thut will make -etne of the high hcI l teaniH of ttoigbboring citien hunt It- to make a poal. Glorloui Newt. OoOMM from Ir . 11. Caryilc. of Wanhita, I. T. He wrttee: "Four botUea ot Klectric Itittern ban cured Mrs. Brewer of acrofnla, which had OflUaad her ffaai IWMFilg or yearn Terrible niiren would break out on her hen, I and face, and the bent doctor OOflld irive M help: but her cure i complete an I licr health in excellent." Thin nhown what thotiaande have proved, that electric bittern if. the Mel blood pnrirter known. H'l the hu pretne reinedv for ecr.ema. tetter, Halt rbatUB. nlceri. Im.i I- and rtinnitiB Horen. It DtimulateH liver, kidney and how lea, exRlH poinotiH, helpn ditfeHtion biiildn up the i-treiii.Mli. Only ') centn. Sold by Talhnan A Co., drtafflata, hwrtMaad, A Narrow Escape. While M. Van hlurcom, of Kerry t ativon, wan traveliui; on horiH'buck to bin linine, Monday evening, of lant week, he bad occiihhoii to crop u wire fence. The wire beiM a few inches from the ground the rider got off and attempted to lead bin borne the borne had junt put its forefoot over when it wan struck and killed by light ning. Mr. Van Hlarcom received a light bonk but wan able to proceed home. CASTOKIA Bears tlir ifiiiuic uf i has H Pli la lur lot more tlutu thirty years, and 7 Aii J Iba 4ftM -i jnj ivsjAt A Lite and Death K'ght. Mr W. 1 1 1 tiff of Manchester, la., j WBJaj oi his uhiioni lairaonlotii ; esMpe Ir.m death, says: "KlpUWro I To Whom it Mat Concern. it-r mmt in iiicini aarhtoa lug Koitsa to barab givan that wtf witt, '' " a i ieb ended in eoiiHiimi tion. nan k. Glllatt. hu- left my botaa, I hail Ireqoeut humorrbagen utid (usrd, aid thin to notify t"j!iieii niiilit and day. All my doctors j wurn M.rnonn that I will not be I 'id-' i die. Then I begun to Lu1-inibli. lor unv debt- hereafter in u Discovery for cfli- UI.. UT1.r eutitnicted bv her. August .in p iet. iv onrad ma. ' iaou. M. H.' i.iLl.KTT. lw. King's X Btton, which oalil not Ih- without it even if it '"' I'1 .i lllllldredn have lined 'Illy r , ..mil, eiidation and ull say n-er :., - lo ,-iire throat, client and H tneblen.' Ueuular aixe ,'sDi' and 111. Trial I. .Ml.. fn,. u TmII..,mii A- . ' Drag More. WW ff 15 B Bit I VTTSVYfTS IPS f Ht isn't fthe material your repairwl ill a perfect Tim' mi int., ell that result P'h It ;- the KNOW HOW that il ... 1 1... --- , .I,. . . i , . .in. HUgltti can buy the tine kind- ot Material 'nut 1 use- in reiiairing; uut SKILL jjtlie in mi valuable material dm be iiaed in watch r j"irii,.'; and t. bunifler can't jjuy it i ,Uy HKiiT ((jr Hlllt ih worth, and It will coat you a timn bungling at lower price. L. HUNZIKER, j Jeweler and OpticUn. Nit ,1 t io Alexander Heater's. ( AJLlJIi tvOOOntinni. nnnnnno THE MARKETS. Wheat is Worth Juft What It Will arlnit. Pendleton, Aug. no. Om of the I qualiHcations for a reporter in l'endle- lon to give the wheat market is that he must be a detective. He must Ih able to follow a clue up a dark alley and chase it to one of the warehouses or mills. But tbe price of w heat todav may lie put at to 47V, although one sale at tSc il reported as having taken place Wedncsdax. The low tigure is for Xo. 1 Pad chaff or club, and the higher one for Xo. 1 bhie nlein. A sale of red chaff at 4rte oc curred on Wednesday. It is rumored, ri'ortisl, surmised and believed that Mr. Stanton, of Helix, todav sold about ;msi l- of red chufl to the 1'uget Sound Warehouse OOMBW agent at Helix for 4S cents per bushel. Om nice thing about ware house men in that they will give out jflat ' ii 'Ugh i n format iVn to make the reporter hustle around, and what he cannot learn ho has the privilege ot supplying from his surplus imagina tion. Barley in im to t5c H-r ciMilal for twnl and milling resiectively. Wheat In Portland. Portland, Aug. HO. The Commercial Iteview in speaking of the market in its issue today say: The bs-al wheat market has moved wilhin narrow limits throughout the week, though the volume of business bus been larger A mure active movement from the interior is noted, and we may consider that hereafter daily receipts will show steadily increasing proportion. Ton nage is beginning M arrive, and ah together we may Wittiaai a gmsl Sep temlier shipping trade. Harvesting in well advanced, and in many places they are linishod, and farmers are turning their attention to selling. Walla walla club is quoted nominally at SB to Ms per bushel on track here, and Valley .'iTc. Hlncstcm, "is to .". The strong position of freights still operates to n greater or less extent against wheat, but it is very ditlicult at present to see how freights can come down with scarcity of tonnage and go.sl prices shipowners are receiving from the West coast of South America. The en route list is small, nut enough to carry away over "i per cent of the crop. Most of the tonnage listed, chartered, in or loading before Itecem berltl. Interior warehouses are le glnfllng to till up with wheat, and farmers seem to lie housing their crop as noon an harvested. Keports from the valley show some improvement, and it muv be possible that the crop will be larger than that tirst calculated. Keports from other parts of the state are very contlrcting, and it will take vet three weeks before a definite idea of the sir.e of the crop can be made. EspOftefl are Hot DOtbariflg them selves about tbe site ol the crop, but Would like to have more ships to move the same. The only disengaged vessel here in asking 4"s ltd. With tbe prii f Mfgoaa in London, wheat would be Worth here uboilt ."iOc ht bushel. Wheat In San Francisco San Francisco. Aug. .10. There is nothing of importance to note as to the wheat markets lu re. Spot trading in slow, as buyers and sellers do not agree a- to prices. Kxporlern are not delayed in trading on this a. nt. having plenty of wheat on band, seen nil has lore tonnage arrived, causing no delay with the vessels in pirt, which are r i i-1 1 1 Lf oruititit loud i ne. Millers are ver it, but buying very little, as the China trouble lias curtaiimi nnipmenis tor me present over there. Prices for Xo. I hipping range from fl.oj's to BLOB milling, ll.W to tl.07)f, percental. Wool In Boston. Boston, Aug. ,'0i. There is little liuniuenn in wooln, and hardly any at all in foreign linen. Following are ouotatiuus for leading discriptions. Territory, sennits I basis, Montana and Wyoming, tine meilium und tine, 17 to IHe; scoured, "sic; staple, to .Vic; I'tab, tine meilium and tine, in to 17c; scoured. BOC j staple, o2to'i3c; Idaho, tine medium and tine. 111 to 17c; scoured, 'sic; staple, ."ili to ."ilk. Wool In San Franctseo. San Francisco, Aug. SO. Wool- Nevada. II t" bii ; Fantern Oregon, In to 14c; Vallev, Oregon, l'i to IH, M untaiii lamba, to lOci Humboldt und Mendocino, 10 to ISc. Wool in Portland. I'ort'and, Aug. SO. Wad Valley 1J to hlc (or course, 1" to 4 for U-st Fantern Oregon. In to lie; mohair, ll'ic tier i s iii ud . An Old Timer. Skint end Hidet. Josh Orui . one of the old lime stage Portland. Aug. . liheepskins - Irivers und 1 good OM, to bo ban , sbearl nigs, Citollic; short -wool, ' to ruaidud ut und MaV the old Pel lean j :!,'. medium-wind, .'Hi to.'sic; long stage station, about twchi' lliilen west u,,. J,- I each. ot F.u Oruiide, nav s the Chronicle, for Uldaa jlTY bide, Xo. 1, 16 MWItk the pgal seveiituen years, wus in iiied upward. 14 to 15c; lry kip, . 1, citv t.slay shuking bunds with In- poudf. IV per piuud ; dry friends oi "lung svne." Mr. OrayL.-ti. . 1. under ,'i pounds, 15 to hU' ; bus sold out his interest in the iini'in-' ,rv salted, one-third less than dry tains and will leave for the count " : tt i nt : nult.nl hides, m.iiu.I n'.e. rs, tut almiit two weeks. With the going ol Mr. , ......J- and over, 7 to MM 60 t" tirav, but verv few of tbe old time I , ,ji,ds . 7,'sc; do umler 5o poiiudn and 2 sluge di iv . m are left . A bood i'ii Our great-grand mothers' garrets contained the same herlai of all heal ing found in Karl's Clover ByOOt Tea. Tliev gave our ancestors strength, kept the "blood pure, and w ill do the sunn (or vou if vou aav so. Price i'i tn and BO eta.' Tallmaii di Co., leading druggists. St. Joteoh't Academy Pendleton. j Boarding and day aelnajl (or girls, with earale building ami grounds (or boys. Buildings are furnialnsl with all modem conveniences. Incorporated in- atltutioim. empiwerisi to grain octrees. Studies will be roauuied on Monday, September 3. Look at Your Faee, And ae- il it is reflecting health 01 diaeaae Kurl's Clover Boot Tea iM-uutilies the face and com idexioii, and UHMUres H-rleet health All druggists. "l cents all'l sii eiiij, .none, i, j Q reault are uot aatisiacbiry. Tallmaii 1 A Co. rpnrnri UoL 'j.- arti ni-nrprv W e uiL- selliii"; Fruit Jars and extras obMptf than anybody bim in tho oity. Try our 20-ctnt Collee for "your harvest crew. oircei. CHAS. R0HRMAN. ."CUPIDENC si . -a- n r I MM B t r'.l ij'llt'll il t I lillOI't '' " ' 7 "' " ' , J i a aw MB M i ' I M .. . ........... 1 ..... .. I .in all haauby dliy , .,. Hr, vanu.t.is:si,, i " . o l,, hotoj,,rri,a.a anil u.i ll.- I.Kfioia "I ' 'I' " -s "l'i. L t"'l" ai.il Ibe uou unuu ot all luniuilla 1 miM-fl "'""e'"'"" ' "t il '; t; ell"X" t I f lUKtC bUeuaUi. us .1 h. Docwlebeeauaslr'''an: .i'aa.'.r.Vil.ir'Tf.V!: FZ?iv,u .' ' ai, reuiMiy u cur.- voiim.i.i n i.niHii,.ii. TTTii ibaa i tar at SiSilu, ' ' ii'U kiliui....! i OI, . . Ha-liHiJu, C4S-, I-. o. Uua BBS. btui eiaueas. Cat hB BY XA.ia.MA! CO.. UKUtieiiBTal. riMULJtTO . OlUttsoH. . ,M - , ! ; kip. i J hi ' inn , i in li ; do rasij 10 to it p,uuds do calf, under lo piumls, ('tc; gria-n Ulisalted , lc per pound less Eastern Livetlock. in. aha. Aug. i. -Cattle Murket active and stronger; native lavef steers 14 to Western ste.-rs, 4 to tin". Texas steers, 13.51! to 14.25 , own and hellers. B9.80 to 14.25; mm ners. 11.75 to 'i 75; stockera and feed ,r t.i.l' t" 14.75; lailves, .l.50 lo M ,. hulls and slugs. 12.26 to 4.4o Hogs -Market strong . heavy, $4.vO t i'i . mixed, 6 to 15.11 , light At OB to 15.12: bulk of sales, to K llS Ubeeo- Market, slow and weak. ..i hers 13. 30 3.: yearlings, f. ;,o to 13. mi; common and stock hM M to BB.I0; lumbr, 4.h5 to 6 Chicago. Aug. 3o.-Cuttle All kinds -t.-a-lv toslioug. butchers' stock lu l.iober: -",'sl t" prune nte rs, I6.ISI to Bli. 10; ioor to medium, 4.t5 lo B5.46 stooken uic I bedem, 3. 25 to ft. 7o WI S2.BU t" 4 U0 hi .'1 rn. S3 to S5 ..M,,..r- 12 lo 2.7'i; bulls, S2 rsi to too calve. f8 to S7.25; Texan fed uirs 14 25 to 15. grasaers, f3.30 lo M.gU; bulls. SSefi u f3.4o. I I a - 1. steady, closing -I...I.. I.,wer; U. B9.49 , mixesl and butchers. S4.5 to S-5 40; goal to choice l...uvv I4.U6 to SO. 35; rough heavy, U H to t4.o, bulk of sales, So to .r. BB. Sheep Steady , choice abade higher; lambs eteadv, 'choice shade higher; de-ice wether, fS. 06 to ft; 7al. tr, eboiee loixed. f3.i lo f3.7n Waatero ibaep, W to f3.6; TwUM, f2.50 lo BIJBO; native lamba, 4 l :.:. Western lauibs, 4.a o o.i. 8A1LB0AD 0BANTS tXCUBklOM BATB. Another Benefit Ban on Saturday Bigot Vole od Carnival Queen Increases. The 0. K. & X. company have granted a rale of f7 for the round trip froui Portland to Pendleton, when the excursion of Portland busiueaa men viait this place during the (street Fair and Harveal Carnival. The excursion will leave Portland on the night ol Friday, rtoptoBBDBf Mi arriving here Saturday inoruiug, allowing the eutire day, and until late at night, for the excursionists to remain here. Word was received fOHl Portland this morning that the excursion was becoming a pop ular idea w ith Portland wholesaler and manufacturers. Tbe people Of Pendle ton are Ifldabtad to several gentlemen of prominence in the business world ot Portland for energetic and untiring efforts in this con m-ct ion, and it will be only just at the SMBW time to give them public recognition for the Bsrvicee rendered, Voluntary oovtrlM Hons were made by two Portland nofl' ceriis. IJing ,v t ompany ami the luckel, King eV Cake Soap Co. The assis-iation, on tbe lHbalf o( tbe busi- ness men of Pendleton, express their appreciation of the generosity o( ItMH linns ami ilesire nuolic acknow ung metit to be made. Another benefit ball will la- given aturdav night in the arniorv. and tickets are now sidling for that event, at the same price as the last one, SI purchasing a ticket admitting a gentle man and a ladv, ami ladies in addition . barg.nl 2.S cents each. Children are also cbargis.1 2o each. I lie voting content will U carried on there as was lone last Saturday night, and the keen mterc-t that has been excited will make it an excellent feature. At the beginning, for about tlfti-cn minute, I. N. Bcgg, director of the iuen s festivities, will give seme preliminary lancca show ing progress made bv the voung iHsiple be is training. What is seen that night will be only a sugges tion of the elaborate program be is preparing, Work is rushing in all departments and the progress made is quite satisfac tory. Assurance is rivcivo,! troni Port land that the Midway attraction will be all right, and of a character even surpassing tbe exs'ctat lonn nt trie board "t directors, it litis added an lenient of certaintv, where heretofore the primped has been unknown. A catalogue is oil the press lislay tiering diploma prien for exhibits in livestock, Belgian hares, grains, fruits. und dairv Dfodacta, People desiring tiptoe of the same may secure them ntnorrow at baadqaartare in the hisenbcry block, Main street. be tween t ourt and Water. II is hopml that, so far as possible, intending ex- liilutorH w ill notilv ol the i hnructer ol tbe exhibits thev will make at their arliest opportunity The vote for carnival queen thin mnrniug at 10 "'clock stssl thus: Miss I.imic Milurkev. Pais. Miss Bertha Wells. IM4. J Miss Pearl l.uckey. "01. Miss F'thel Meach, tOB. liss Claire Moussn, 413. Miss I, lira Sharon. 42". Miss tiertrude Whittetnore. n:'. liss Irene Zierolf, 01 . Deafnett Cannot oe Cured tiy local spplii all, ins. as they rannot reach the leseasfd strltoii of the ear. There Is only one Way to ,-ure ilenlllenn. Mini lllal In liv rollslltn. ttonal remeilles. Iksjifnen. Is i-au"e,l by sn In tlallli'.l eollilllloll of 'lie mill-oil llnlll ol Ihe Ktistaihtsli tilts'. When this tills- .!. In rlaineit vou have a rutiililliig soiiu.l or leaBee, fei t hearing, ainl when it i- etlllrelv 1 l,,cl lesfllesn in the result, nil I llllle-n Die 1 II Itatll Ills Hull enn Ih' taken out an t thin nils' restored to Its norma) condition, lienrlllic will Is' ,lesl-oye,l lorever ; Utile eanes out ol letl are , n-, . In alarrli. which Is nothing hut an liillauied olldltlon of ttle mucous slirfaeeH VVe will le one hutelreil ilollar lor any , ane ol .ci . aiised hy eatarrhl thai esnnol In- eiiretl l Hall's Catarrh rure. Send for t ireular.. free. Y J CIIKNKV ,V :., Toledo. O, Hold hy all drtnnclstn, M Mail t Family I'llls are tile In st. Accident Befoh Mrt. John Vert. Mrs. John Vert, worthv grund inatr f the Order nf fai-tern Star, who is traveling on business connected with the organization of which she is an oltner, met with a serioii- accident last Monday. While driving from Tillamook to Forest drove the team fell and threw her from the carnage to the ground with such lorce as to severely shock her HVHlem. The doctors are in hos that it is nothing im re serious than a strain, but oxpress the opinion thai she will he unable to leave her room lor a week or ten iluv at leant. m - sa- Threshing Outfit Stored. T .1 Tiaieis and W M. Pierce finished up Jim- Craig's w heat yester day and have siormt tins iiorse ,wer threshing oiittlt for Ibe season. Mr. Tweedy staled tslay that he and Mr Pierce have 2ihi acres of wheat and barley, but that the average s r acre liu- not yet .. n iiccuici. 1 1 iey nan tbeir ..iillil in ola.ralloll i'.l or 41 davn and averaged something like .'SSI sill L- per day oulv, owing to iieavv growth of straw . The uruin land of Missm. Pierce and Tweedy are upon the reservation. V. B. Cohklih, Bowersville, 0 says: "I receivml more Isin ilt from F'oley's kidnev Cure than Irom months of treatment bv physicians. " Take no gBMtitOto, Kis-ppeii's Phuruiucy. Bicycles call be iiiircbused ut Ihe t'resceiit Agency in the F.ast Oregon lull building on installments, pay inenl 1 1 , or more, a week. Xo inter, -si PIMPLES PREVENTED BV TSOAP TbemosneffertivAiikUi purifying aiM tmo- tlf yillgf SkOafp, ttstl Wall aVi JUrlt aUlJ BWtM'Uwtt, lor tstitl' t, beilh, .ii. J MMMfi II -trikeai ti tltti ruuM of IhA rxuilsioiir, n tanh ItsJkJtdto, fallltibr Umir, baly Mt'isjiiilit, VIZ , Uio i Itiii 'i, J i r '..I t , Uiiluii. I, .jr- h. rl JW BUM -'o... . i I a. tjMga f .ltga JilSU All. I Nig t "At, U. B). lrtltali )i'-i r NlB- leW hr leii CtU4.tM ' la Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard Dealer in all kinds of l.uinlxr and Ihiilding Material. Ihg stock of lull,, aliiiiglcb, tar paper, mouldings, bash ami door that arc ijuaranlcc-d not to warp. Insinuates furnished on hiiilding material on short notice. R. FORSTfcR, - Proprietor. Arm . i lintel Pendleton. 0 I. Shroeder, OhlCBgO. K A Watkins, Seattle. .1 ti Maddix, Spokane. L Young, Athena. 1 hvaii, Portland. C M Ball. Portland. Kva D FriHime. Pendleton. Minnie M Innian.l.ehman Springs, II II Harrington, LabflMB Springs, F" B Xevvell. Spokane. .1 I HubbaH, Spokane. Sum I BWj Spokane. Pr .1 0 Siuitb. Adams. ii II Auker, Spokane. B Myern, Huston. U W Harris, Portland. C i , Stacey, Portland. 0 W Lawrenoa. Portland. J M Btoal, Portland. t 1 Kuiimey. Portland. .i c Maoklnnon. Portland. Will Wells. Athena. F. II Clarke, i ity. Julian Keiss, Chicago. T O llilboiirne, Chicago. L 0 Ijikin. Portland. W K QlaadlBnlflgi Portland It Will Do You Good. A blond purifier and tissue builder is Karl's Clover Hoot Tea. Sold for hall a cenlurv on our guarantee. BOMJI refunded if results arc not satisfactory Price 2.'i i ts. and M eta. Tallmaii .k Co. The greatest skill specialist in America originated the formula (or Banner Salve For all skin diseases, all cuts or soreH, and for piles it's the most healing medicine. Koeppen's Pharmacy Eiderdown Sacks and Dressing Gowns 98 cts $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 In Kaad) Made DgpMtRMitt. Hot Weather Sick Children Men's ! id rosin t Children will gel sick. The Isst care will not prevent it. When you and they are so tin hit tun, ite rrnieinhcr that we can fill your prescriptions, und hesidi s have everything lor the sick room. Hotel Pendleton Under New nnnnxement. Ik. 1 Di i bbbbL Strictly Klrst Class jUMIli3 BROCK A M0GOMA8 DBUQGIBTI 1 kjfMI Main and Court SU., Pendleton. We Like Your Dollar. m u b. CosMtur in payinenl of laundry work la-it in our care, but we strive aa well for your . 1 1 .ition. Our aim ih to wash clotberetoaa, iron shirts, collars and culls to your liking, and generally to afford you the U'st sat infliction at prices commensurate w ith gis.k work. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY I. f . Robinton, Prop. Telephone GO Alba Sawmill (iood Lumber Hoth l.'otih and Dres.sed. ( rden Promptly PilUd, J. L. Bisher & Co., ALBA, UKhdON. OregonShortLineRailroad 1 UK BttBW BOI'BB TO Mi. 111. 1 11. 1 I tuh, ( olorado and ull I .. I. 1 11 Pt.illtH i l,l. i,l l. I. vi, Ml. roill.-a. via Hi. I'NION I A ' 1 1 1 ' fast Mall blue, ur lb. HIO OKAMlK aevulc l.lun, Nu Chanue of Cars ou tli. forllaad Call buwlal, "Hi. Bu.sl lu ih. Wel." I ,,,i,.. .1 Willi lilegant hundard Sleepera I 10c New Ordinary TcuiUt blcepcre bupert. Library -Bullet Car 5plendld Olners meal a la carta ) l-'ree Hetlinlng Chair Care Cuoilortable Coathc and Smoker l utlre 1 tain couple ui Veetlbulcd Kur 1 'i.-1 .1.1.0 "ii , Ui r WAMnl.KV ageato k k iu , e.udiauia, ir. I K B4UL w K ''"BUM. I lay I ... Al Oau'l Af.Ul 141 I mi ii St.. Portland. Or. gun Excellent Cuisine. Kvery Modern Convenience T J BjlgHlgaaVgf I H W. DbBBI I EH1HB;J , 11 1 aBl gB MfaigfLI-a alT". laKi sX i. Give Us a Trill. Rates $2.00 a daj Special Rates by Week or montb Kar and Itllllard lloomi. Iledquartara for Traveling Men The Kest Hotel In Eastern Oregon. Van Dran Bros., Props. Successors to J. if. Moore Byers' Best Flour... To make kooiI hrtad use Hyera' Heat Flour. It took fit rat premium ut the Chicago World' Hair, over all cotnietl tlon, anil tvB gWUHt satiafactlon wherever used. Kvery suck is guiriiuteed We have the liest Steam Rolled Harley, Seed Rye and Reardlesa Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills V. S. BYFRS, I'rop. Hrnn. Shorts. Fee-1, etc BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY r 1 . . W. Mio M. r.i...i,i 1 a. Tessa o. . i tae. A Buardliic and Lsa Botieol Uoex erea at 11 la-na !! alrw. IBM Primary, fraparaterir and Acadeuilo I ' Mrtp.t nla. l oilaae rreearmtivn Miutai trOanpiii.a Manual TrminUi In.,. ( all maam GOLDEN RULE HOTEL . , ,0.11 , 1. . Is. Only lull Clstl end Cumulat. Hdtel 10 Ih. Lily I All I 1 4111 1. 1 1 m earn. I. Nwusii. Bkgtt ligsn. in. Pi.f a.,ii, Ccr. Court and Johnson Streets. ll NULLTON. Uttt iiUN HiLPendleton Academy tn 1 ii,--. AcadcmkCourae of four years pftpaVBtOf) to UM Isal standard college eaat or weal. Huaineaa Courae aonivalanl to Um baa) buniiiesn sollagaM '!e,i, hers' Oouraa, wlm b pre pari - foi Ouuut) KaamlMtioM and 'or mI'atk dipLomab, Aci rmlit.sl by tbe ndulo Hoard of kViuoBtloB and graduate .ire admitted M the MUM I 'Unit- lor Stale plpioiua ,i- Bit) hi boo I 111 liu, slate. All grade, main lainad, PflM term begin rlondav, Septcinbar 10th. I-01 catalogue and luforiuatioO all dree KKV. V. L, fOKUKH, II. Ph., Principal. Wm S3 Grouse Siootiog Is F'ne ttys Year... )ts of ilirds. In order to gel I lieu, vou ueod goixl mil- i.oiuilii.ii We have Ibe last smokeless on tlie mar IJIUIlllloo. .' - ., ' - ket. 1 . oe- iu whim you start hunting ami trv of our C P. W ehells loaded with :t'4 draillll . . ., - 1 si ..1. 111. ..1 . 1.. -ei... powder ami 1 4 ouucun 01 1 4 t 0110:0 rn guaranteed. W. D. HANSFORD & CO.