0 III III
5 cts a
T. mIm ol thara nti'i and eat the Interna h not waned nor
hl. ,,., and i"d Now tin. third .,t ,u com,. n.,nK, ,t
got ndflh - We had finned for. About :i,(KHi rani ,.f linen
torchon ,.,'iiiw n insertions to:! inches Vide, in many
,. ami uvea prettier pattern deeigne than thow ol the other
l0tl). HV andarwaar, draailnf aaoqae, wrapper and ohlldren'i
w,,,ir trimming: will launder perfectly. Shonlil ,. for 16c to
lOc yard, heglnmiiii with M indue and while they Inst dm
prnx
OB oil nil
5 cts a
Cleaver Bros.
JIIAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1900.
FALSE FIRE ALARM.
Iji Inmate ol mo Ultf .inn "as his
LIUIU J O KB.
iinvit every time then, in Bjre
uf;ii the piportor bus an opportun it v
oUtiiiL' tlillt 11 oursc rry 01 nrr
mrtli' I Hi'' resident", BIO., 1 1 1 1 1 Inst
Jlgllt 11 win
different Hundred! ol
,.,nl' iviT' ifiil iii'ri'ii ill tin' corner ul
PJavt aad Cottonwood rtreate watohlnn
ffpwturei ae inay ware tnrown on
mamen By the eltaecopf nmn. There
aa an alarm, but it wasn't boaree ;
nfitiitT ill. I ii startle anyone to any
Mtetttnt. mtaad of being boaree,
Eoai Moreno in lone, nod n-pulrhnil,
iMtaooth rlilng Irani tin- bottom of a
dl nr int'TinoHl recesses of a envern.
.1 few prominent Hrumcii aeureejeted
t.ra'lv. iroin tin' crowd ami joilifcd
i.wiril iii. central lire be' l, near tin.
f.iy i-iii, on 'ottonwood Hi rent. The
ayal in wai beard ipaaniodleally (or
iMtaMondt and lad In a aall,
Tin eiiind wus traced to a plana Ol
ru4ii.it;. in .iinl foil ml to proceed frinii
at eieapant of the jail, who hud be
Mir tired of inoiiotonv aii'l took tli.it
tnsui "l iiroiminc excitement .
Tin' hell wai not tolladi The oroard
conlinili'd to L'a.r upon tbu plotniM,
Tin mini door of the jttil were closed
Mi tli. barri'il ouch, tin. I quietness
iirnmliil over tin scone.
nii I tin' lircinoii wore disposed
tn ttf tli' mail who hail yi'lli'il li r -.
Imt wiser m : hi? I prevailed.
Drying pre pa rati one simply datalop
lereHann; they dry up tna atere
nun- anion adhere to tin- inaaibrnne
ml ili'iiiinpoHi', cumins' a far mure
rioaj trouble tiuui tna ordinary lorm
elaUarrh. Avoid nil drying Innulunti
ami an tli.it which i'Iuumhdh, mothee
ami Baal. I'.ly's Or. nun ll.ilin in mui'Ii
i rinmlv ami will eure catarrh or cold
in tint Ih'.i.I easily niiil pleasantly. All
Ipimm- mill il it .'ill cents or it will
tawlled by Ely Broth are, M Warren
It,, N. Y. '
SWSTS Z K If S"B If V S PS Z 0 8" V1TS HV !Q
it isn't
the material
That ij.m'h into your repaired
wati'h that ri'Miili in a parteel
ea, 1 1 hi tin-
KNOW HOW
tluii iIih'h thi luminuNH. Any
knagler oan buy the Boa klndaol
nulfrial that I iim in ri'iuilring;
at
SKILL
i- tin. most viiliialilc iiiatorial
thai ran ha MM in wutrh rn
puiriiii;; anil the bungler run't
ni It. I h.'II mf Hkill for what
i ih worth, ami It will eoat pan
lent than bungling nl tower prion.
L. WJNZIKER,
Jeweler and Optician.
i Real .w to alanandai t Baftete
JU llJUUlVJUlSa.iJLSLStllflliClLfl. sO
Is
in
QUICK
Oregon Bakery and Grocery
Chas. Kohrman, Prop.
3y and 311 Court Street, - Pendleton, Oregon.
Yard.
Yard.
Dry Goods Co.
r . at Holal Pondlelon.
Hammond, salt Lake erty,
.i alllaon, Bait Kuki- city.
.1 r. tforan, La Sranda.
Mantle Montgomery, Albany, ore.
A Yanay, st. Louis,
r II Raleton, Bl Lonla.
Joapeh L Hertaog. N V.
I'ri'il UiiHHlr. Wei hit.
.lrn a Bntea, Butte.
.i 0 Maoklnnon, Qrant Northern,
w ii i.urri'tt, Portland.
I. Murh'iiy, tinuhii.
1..I 1 1 1 ut; k I ni rn , (linnha.
0 ii starv, Portland.
i w iiarrin, Portland.
A M IniH-iiiiilt. Butte, Moot,
i; ii Laeey, Oolins,
Win T Corey, Bpokana,
Mum l.'r. Spokuni'.
N P PergM Oinelnnatl.
Q w Hum. Portland.
J Hemingway, Portland,
A .1 Hall, Bpokana,
MraM P Burton and obild,HaattIe.
Mr- i Biebarda, Baajptor
.1 r Hadfan and wife, Portland,
John k KotiinHon. elty.
A .1 .lai'kHon, San lanriH
1 N Qboreblll. Bpokana,
M s Uarena, Obloago.
t .1 Preeee, BpokaamanRafiaw,
M .1 Ki'i'i'H ami wltei Qraal Palle,
C A Raaaa, Walla Walla.
C L Btu teaman, 01 Inago
A (' Wurnli', Sookann.
.1 llnwuril, Colfax.
I. Talb it, 0 It & N Co.
Qao Btaeeni, Bpokana,
Obaj H Oreaui Ban Pranoieoo.
.i 1 1 Kloet knar, Portland,
B P Blngabury, Olymola,
i; ii Olatke, Portland.
m
Rjbbad ilia Orava.
a Htartiinit Inoklant, of arbiafa Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, arm the
Miilijirt, ih narratiMl hy him an follows:
"I MM in u BKMri ilrneilful OOOdltloO.
My akin wan almoHt yiillow, eyuH
Huiikmi. toiiuia. roati-il, pain I'ontlnaaL
ly in n. i i, anil iklaa, no appetite
eradnally irowlng weaker day ly day,
Thri'i' phvHii'iaiiN li.fl yivun me up.
Kortuiiati'iy, a friend adriaad trying
'Blaetrk liittiTs:' ami to my iraal toy
ami wrnrlee, tin. BrM bottle made a
deeided Inprovament, I aontinnad lhair
iihi' for tlirw wriikH, ami am now
a wi'll man. I know Iboy savuil my
life, aad robbed the grave ol anothor
rletim." No one iLoald fail to try
tbem. only .Mi ote. , aaaranlaad. ut
'I ul I man iV Co. 'h ilriiK Blore.
m m
BaatH and BuKKiat.
W. II. JanOB, thr iinpli'im.nl ili'iihir,
Iiuh in i took tin' anal pomplete linn of
baoki and boggle aver shown in aba
city, quality being the nmln (aatnra,
Bee his liaa ol Monitor drllli uml
si'imIith Uifori' you liny .
Look ai Your Kaoo.
Ami are if it is rofleotlug in-aith aj
dUMMUe Karl's Olovar Knot Ti-a
baaotittee the furr aadeompteaion, and
aararee per led health All ilniKirists,
'.ri runts ami 60 anh Money refundeu
if reanlti are nut eatiaiaotory, Tallin. m
& Oo,
a m
Far tale.
One bouee and lot IVj bbaiks from
Main itreet, ulso thr Bwuanaa huihiiiu;
on Main Htrri'l for Bala, lmpim- ol X .
I . Bebanp,
It Will Oo Yon Ouod.
A 1 1 i I, m I pnrlBar ami tiaaae ballder is
Karl 'a Clover Root Tea. Bold (or ball
a oantury on our Kiiarantcr. Mon.-v
refuuded if reanlta are not latleiaetory.
Prion 'Si eta. and aO eta, Tallaandi
Oo,
World Best
Teas and Coffees arc
Chase & Sanborn's
Our Bakery Department
the best to ! found
Ban torn Orogon
FREE DELIVSRY.
EXCURSION PKOM PORTLAND.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL COME
AS ANNOUNCED.
President Taylor rakai up the Matter
Officially and Addrattea Hit
Memberi.
The Piirtlaml Orogon ian of Sunday
mbob roiitBiiiH tins raierenee to tin
propoeed eceerelon of irboleealen aiui
manolai'turiTH for tlu IVmlli'ton Street
Fair ami llarvrnt Carnival:
I'uriianii le to ratnra Peadletoa aiui
Knst Oregoa'i friendly vwM to tin
treet fair. Pree Ideal Taylor, of the
One ruber ol Oommeraa, annonnoat thai
tbare Mil he a CIhiiiIht of Comtnerii'
day at Pendleton either Septrmher
II nr H, when the I'ortlaml OrNUabet
and Portland merabnnti are exi tod
to attend. That they will , so in
luge numbers in eviilent frmn prepara
tions now under way. Of cnurne, all
Portland cannot well (to, Imt a ktMl
anmber of her eomatorclal and imsi
naai man aenernlly ran and will, a.
n, Devert bai bean faithfully working
lur MVeral days to secure the names of
all that Ban join the excursion. A
hearty sentiment seems to he jrrowinK
that this is the opportunity for the
liilf matropolll to pay n vtott to her
neighbor ol the Inland Rmplre.
"In a circular bwOed hy the Cham
ber of Oommeroe. Preeldenl Teylor
lirttns all to attend, ami ternelv lavs
down reasons why husiness tuen shoulil
bml it a duty. He says :
"The peiiiile of I'emtleton arc mak
ing freel efforts to carry their harvest
carnival to Hitccess, and havr written to
the Portland Chamber ol Oommeroi
enpramlng the hope that a large per
lion of the wboleeale deejere, Bnuia
facturers end niercluuits Keneralli will
attend.
Strive for Good Feeling.
" Tiie t'hiiinlier of Commerce has
earn eetl been striving for the past
two years to (niter a kooiI feeling be
tween Portland and the altkai ol the
interior, and teoll that the effort has
been attended a Ith oonilderable ane
ium4, loci'riorc, the wheuiber luoln uw
that it is not out of place to nrc all
husinrsH men and otbetl who run
poaaibly do ao to Join the aannraion to
PenldetOn lor the last Ol the next to
the last day of that rity's lair, whirl,
would be Beptomber ll nr tt Ananga
ii ten t m have lieeii mule for an exi'iirison
truin to leave I'ortland either the eve
niiiK ol Thiimday, ScpteuilsT III, or
Priday. the day following, The Obam
bar of Oommeraa earnaecry hopes that
I'ortlaml will five this' matter con
siderate attention."
"J. K. Lit limp, aecretary and hii -perlntondanl
of the I'endleton carnival,
in his letter to the Portland Chain-
bar of Oommeroe, says:
" The I't'tidletou Street l air and
Harvest Carnival Association and the
Commercial Association of Pendleton,
through mi', urge upon you and your
Chamber ol OBeaaaaraa to a it in
aorklng up an excursion of bnalnaM
men and tiiaiiufacturers from I'ortland
in Pendleton dnrlag one day of our
street fair and harvest carnival. We
have receievd substantial BUBOUfagB
metit form ali with whom we have
DOttimnnloated, have the liearty sup
port of the OregonuM ami the vonine
Teh'Kraui, and also then. K. ,V N
Prlnolplo ol Conunonweallti Pairlotiim.
" 'We shall present as an argument
why laemben of .your obam bar should
take hold of the matter the necessity
ni danMnutratiag iHicasinnally the ax
istonre of a spirit of no-operation ami
lypmathy, which makes for the good
of the coininiin wealth an I patriot ism .
We know that I'ortlund's strength is
our strength . and in a much lesser de
gree and yet to an extent our strength
ih Portland's strength. Let me sug
gest to you that the lirst voluntary ap
plication tor opportunity to rapraaanl
interests at our fair ami harvest carni
val came from Seattle. With nil due
reepeel to Seattle, and other cities, our
mil. renin are bound up in I'ortlaml,
and it is in BO spirit of holiday jaunt
ing ami si h'i il In iy excursion that we
suggest th is arrangement . The ilevelnp
iii. Mil ..I Oregon's resources and ar
iuaintauceship of the business men of
our inetrosil is with those colliers
where they trade urge for this excur
hioii. " 'If you will perm 11 me to add, we
will instruct you regarding the growth
and solidity of a town in Oregon in
the past few years which you are ai
custooied to regard as a village."
"Hoipcrintcmlcht l.uthmp, ilia later
letter, spcaki- of the advantage oi closer
aequnlnlanoaahlpi eepeoially i..n.
siicU fharp BOmpBtitioO from ( hirago,
Omaha and It, Lonbl is grow ing. In
reply to thi.-, President Taylor said he
fully reoogaeied that the city needs mi-
bUMjnl territory and that adjacent terri
tory needs ii city, and promised active
efforts to make the excursion a grand
siiccuss, which he and Mr. I 'ever have
faithfully kept.
" far as heard, the eeotiiuenl
among I'ortlaml loerrhantH and iiiauu-
farturiTM is that the ixcursioii must In
u large one. P roe ideal Taylor has
aired miparlntandnnl Lathrop that he
would he there. I'romises have been
secured from a number of other busl-
BBM men, ami the campaign is still in
.mgress. If business men would in
dicate to Mr. Dover or I'reaident
Taylor what tln-y Uetend to do much
trouble ami time would lie saveil tlieui
and those aiding in arranging the de
tails of the excursion."
A Uood Thing.
Our great-grand mothers' garrets
OOUtalned the same herbs of all heal
ing found in Kurl'n Clover Ks,t Tea.
Thev gave our ancestors strength, kept
the blissl pure, and will (M the same
for yon if you nay ao. 1'ricu 26 eta
and .si cts. lallmaii & Co., leaifing
druggiHU.
KUbSlAN THISTLE SCARE.
raraMTf From McKay Preolnal Call
Upon th Couoty Court.
A Hussian thistle scare is attracting
as much attuiitiou among thu farinerr
of McKay precinct as the aheat crop
ur the Penoleton street Pair and llar
vaat Carnival. lliey are alaruusl.
the thistle has obtained a hold upon
numerous farms and along several ol
the roads leading through the ojuntry
tu the south of I'undleton. Last
-at unlay aflernuoil a delegation of
.YlcKav farmers i-allud Usiu the county
court and staled the causes of their
fears and talked over BOaM to be em
ployed to stump out the menace to
their success in raising crops, (ieorge
Julius, K. N. Smith, flan Shaw, llell
Davis, Anton Larson, (i. O. Miller,
Kred Kaiiiuirath, Uave Shoomaker,
ami Johu MoKeoern ... i - -i the party,
Some ul them aUUxl that their lauds
were overgrown with the thistle, ami
that the lauds uf others were likewise
... vend. Dell Davia said he had al
ready ploughed up 1UU acres of lauu
eovered with thistles, and would have
to treat U more acres in a similar
manlier in order to get rid of them.
Another of the farmers present said
he hud UU acres, of which GU acres hud
thistles, and had them laid. II, . ulo,
will plough them under. Il was rep
resented that the laud uf trunk und
James Roach was grow ing IhistleH and
that thistles were grow ing along the
road from McKay creek to the reserva
tion, several miles sonlh of I'endleton.
These lands were formerly a part of
the Umatilla reservation, but,aro now
deeded laade, having tieen Hold anew
direction of the government several
years ago.
Drive to McKay Precinct.
County Judge ti. A. Ilartman, Coin-
mleeloeera UlHIInnd and Walker and
Tom Tbompaoa tisik a drive Sunday to
the liehls in McKay precinct
daalgnatod by the above mentioned
farmern as having Ibistle" growing
upon them, and found that the situa
tion had been correctly prcscnli'd.
Little thistles were springing up. only
ll few niches high, nrouinl near the old
one, indicating that seed of this vear's
blossoms had already been scattered by
the winds and bad tcken foat,
Tlie matter was thoroughly ulBBBBWna
by the county court tislay
It transpires that Hussian thistle- at,
also growing in Kill ton, Kcho and Mil
ton precinct". The road rapBfvlaoTI
will ! instrnctisl to see that the law
is enforcisl in regard to their exterm
ination, and to MM the ma 1 through
their respective precincts clear of tlie
dangerous weed.
Any person BBTmlltlag tha RuatlaB
lliiHiie to grow Uxn Ills premise- and
go to seed is'gnilty of a misdemeanor
and is subject to a line of tin fur the
lirst offense and '.'" for each aubse
ipicnt offense, A road stiH'rvisor per
mitting a KilHian thistle to grow along
a road over which he ha- supervision
is subject to a tine Ot MB,
The lederal aiithoritic- will Is' Baked
to make an appropriation ami aaaial In
keeping the tbietle oil the Umatilla
Indian reservation.
When an owner of lan I rafUSM or
Beglanti to dig out thhrtlaa growing
there the work may be doBjB hy the
road supervisor and the BOat thereof
ehargisl as ii lieu against the property.
A Thousand long. leu
Could not express the rapture of
Annie B, Bprlager, oi IIM Hoemrd
st., Phliadelpbia, Pa., when she Ipand
that lr. Knit's New Discovery for i
sumption had BOttptately cured kBT ol
a backing otwgb tna, tjt many yanri
had made 1 1 le a burd ui. All other
ramadlei and doctors oonld give her no
help, but she say of this royal cure -
"it soon removed the pain m mr chet
and I can now sliH-p souii'llv. soiue-
thing 1 run MBroeiy remciuher lining
before. I awl like Hounding its pralaM
tlir.iiighoiit the universe.' Sn will
even .nn' who trial Dr. King'- New
I is, over v for an v I rouble oi the I Ii r. il .
chest or lungs. I'rice .Vic and tl. Trial
bottle free al rH 1 1 in .III .V. ( i s drug
store; every bottle guaranteed.
FIRST SHOOT OF THE SEASON
A in... Number ot Sportsmen Tent the
Now Mau;:atrap.
A large number i eportmeo wi-re
tiresent Sunday on the ground- ol Ihe
I'elidletoll Sporlsaien Association to
test the new maugiitrap, and a good
day's pport was enjoye 1. The tr,f
work" to parteetlon ant Only broke two
per cent of bluerocks handle I. which
is a great record. The -hooting was
done liy siptads of six and 1178 blnerookl
were shot at in less than three and MM'
hail hours. With the old BBparl trup-
ihe abootlag of aajab a large anmbar of
targets would have BOnaumed a day.
The mutches were shot oil rapidly.
making it pleasant alike for si tors
ami ipeotatore.
The following is the result of the
blnnroab abootiBgi the iirst number
alter each name represent ing the blue
rocks shot at. the se i olid the number
broken and the third the per.'entage nl
bluerocks broken of the iiuiiiIht shut
ut: li. J. Btlllman, M, BIJIIJi K. W.
Waite, Bl, W. 70.1 ; W. W. II ich, tin
4S, 72.h; O. P, Turner, M, 14, 70j J .
M. Bpaniea, -il', tt.6 Juke Mann
till, :!, Ml II. a Mnr.Mii, 114, 41,
U4. ii; Tom Means, ill. I '.', BO.gj 0
A. Turner, M, I-', BO) J. Klein, nil, VJ,
IB.Bj W. J. Lubken, M, B, M . D,
siiiiniun, 4n. is. 46) J oo Boll, BO, Mi
IS.'.'; D. C. Clark. M. 0, BB.6J 0. R
Booaevelt, M. Mi Lee Teutaeb,
, IB, BM; l Origin. 40, ll, IT.Bi
A. I.. Beetle, 40, 7, I7t John Kodi
. ..tt, M, I, 1ft.
Th.. live bird ooateathraa ae fallow,
the lirst numb r after each name b, ing
the anmbar shot at, the bmqbmI ane
the mini 1 1, r kill, i J. M. Sanri'.
B; W. .1. I.ubken, B, ': Wn. Iloeh. 0,
4; A. I). Btlllmnn. tt, 4; II. A. Mor
gan, U, :; 1). C. Clark, 8, It K. W.
Waite, .',2; Job Moll, 4, ti; William
Lane, , I .
KmIi tlts liaii'li lli'if-i' "111,, on iru.r. iU
a hot UUi.r of i i in ka Boar, the sat
efTuctiveekin iurit)nm m.. a wrtl i.s iv
ami awMsieet for t.oh-i. liath, uixl i i
lMy,BaoiBl reeelr eitBCi on m Olntoauit,
tlw grsai skin cure and porsel "I tn.i utute,
WearulUglovua during iiilc Korsori I I,
llchiui'. ettfeiee I hb ajid . i Bl si
einla. iln '..... i Ifniifiit .. ti.il.
BanejMeBeaeine vsfii r I1 . i- r.
Beue . eeifia. " u, i. u u..iii i.. .,' us
Karl's Clover Root Tea
Hru.itllu
n, iurlf j the
lll.sl.l
h.Cl
In. Cur
I'wli'.i., lailigK'tluil, Mid ell ICruytlui.. ol
li.e bfcUl. An avrsralile Laullve Neivc
lelllr. Sold oil etolula tfUKruutee by tfU
il'Kili mi Mc, DOv. and Bl oil.
n. c. wcLLn v co , lcnov, n v.
OLC MOHRitldNI
Voreale by Teltuiaii A o oruKguiia.
The Earn Orugoiuar. i Euuteru O.e
gun'e repieaentative paper. It leaile, end
hs people appreciate it and alow il by
Ihek bboial palco'iaere. ll ih the advei
tlsiug Gaediuio of thic occi.ou.
PKNDLFTDN ACADEMY.
Thirty More ruplU Thsn Flret Day LABI
Year.
lvndieton academy oommenoed the
fall term today w ith a Haltering alien- I
dance, M more puplla balng anfolrad !
than there were nt the commencement
of the full term in WH. The ttudetttl
number 102, enrolled aa follow:
aoadetnte, M; arainvratov, IB; Inter
medlato, '-4; primary, 2li.
With ii few aanapttona the faculty
reinains the same as last year, and a
at present constituted is as follows;
Uev. K. L. Forbes, principal, Knglishl
ami olaealee i w. R Btoaaaay, Qraek
ami Latin; liubert S. Pond, iiiathema-
tlesi Mi Belle Wallace, preparatory 1 1
Mr. Carrie H. l orbos, interinediale ;
Miss Kate B, llannii. priman . Mi
Qraee BealgBi Bealetant in lateraeediate
and prima rV departments.
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S 4UEUB.
It Hid a Luxuriant Suit ol Straight and
Very Dark Hair.
The Father of bli eonntrv concealed
a luxuriant suit of hair baaxeltb nta
anane wig Many now wish the old
fashion were in vogue, to BBeMBUl
thinnisl hair or bl, lues. Yet no one
Bead have thill hair nor be bald, if he
cure the ilandnifT that cause both,
Dandruff nannol be eured by Baourlng
the Healp, because it i a germ direase,
ami the germ has to Is1 killed. New
bro's llerpicide kills the ilamirnff germ
-mi other hair preparation will.
"Deatroy the oanaa, you remove ibe
effect." There! no cure for Lunlriilf
bill to kill the germ
CASTOBTA
IWsir thr slunslior uf I'll . It I'm
In u.r BM Bane (lieu I Bitty veer, nml
rv gMW ree vai 4aaaat "riu.
Confoctlonerv Bunnell for Sale.
A good paving ooufoctlooory bualneaa
for Bale. Good cigar trndv, Uissl
liH'ation. Business must lie closed up.
Bargain for right man. Court street,
Pendleton. Apply to v. l. Peehtor,
It is reported that . T. Mavis hue
sold his nOOtBcre prune orchard at
Dundee tor 180,060, -ays the Dallaa Ob-
server.
Hot Weather
Sick Children
Children will gel sirk.
The bant rare will nut prevent il.
When you ami they arr so mi
fortunate rum um bar ili.it wn ran
lill your ri'si:riitiiMis, ami In sole .
liavi- nvnrvtBini (or tin? sick
room.
BROCK A McCOMAS
DBUOaiatll
oruer Main ami Oonrl Sis., I'mdletoii
It Makes ;i .Van
iinanir
;t...r
. v v r : i. a"'
, ..- S.UliT
to have his collars and culls show raw
islgVH and bs,k like candidates for re-
iraaaeal instead ol fresh graduate
from tin- laundry what we ann'l
make Beam mw might as well Is
thrown away. It like a palienl lis.
far gone for the doctor. Kpotleee linen
in an iinlissiisible dress fmti.r, which
y ou must have not I., Is amoiig the outs.
TU DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
I. F. Kobinwi, Prop. I lepl.oi.e bT
1 1 1
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Wishing lo retire from business
I olfei my entire slock for sale
at BOat, consisting of
nrpt , RtJf.
Im 18 and Silk CurtalttB
i'i' ilcnt,
liruviuud Irmi Mi d-j'.caJs,
CkNlChl B,
Wall Pap r, Hhndkn,
s wing M icimij .
and other 'i ,i,- Us, hiiiiieroiis ti,
mention. Chance of a lift) time U
buy those g .isls i lieap.
(ESSE FAILING
!' lull, ton, Oregon.
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prazer's A iKAiVi4ric tkeat.
Opera House g g
ONI; NMitir dOf V-er Velx
Wednesday, Sept. i2tn. VHDIS"
USUAL PRICES... I A PERFECT CAST. SPECIAL UCaNEH V.
I;. MirnU his ou dale l Islluiuu .V I'.. SUPERBCtf COSTUMED.
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Mon'a Furniehars.
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Hotel Pendleton
Under New
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tiicalleDl Culsiae.
Every Modern
Convenience
BBff ind r.liii ird 11 ...ni.
Thr Kcst Hold
Van Draii Props.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
t. F itotHiM, P'nr
IK ll. Ij lii, I QBN
4 l,ositltr Holsl
m in Baa
Cor. Cattti aii'l Johnson St
PaintSf Wail Paper,
(glass, Picture Moulding
and Artists Materials
Ii. J. MURPHY,
1 1 .pain lib. 1 a, ( uml Stin t.
School Hooks and
School Supplies
r.ii 1 ii, lui.ii u, Uauinuaitiua r.k, I. uml, it,, tea,
Orayueie, lliik lr-, hlates ami .-jiigs.
7IS Main St.
I'o v.iii know the
mm
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fet BCBJUeinted with them
call el
The
Peoples
Warehouse
139
The latest for this
FUll'l wear.
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l.oujeia, Apr rnt ,.t-if rhoga lnomni. Pain
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Give Us a Trial.
Rates $2 00 a day
Special Kates by
Week or month
HeAdqiiartera for Travellno Men
In Eastern Oregon.
Successors to J. C. Moore
Ms, aeti an Veaaft
I im . Reeni.
ttatra
In fiuf Blleif .
n i ls. I'l NDLIiTON. UWt OON
MAX ll VI H
r Hoarding and
Day School for lrle
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mihs Vi KANoa raBBamt, fa n.
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