Buy Clothing From
The Hustlers
Cleaver Bros.
Eg j)A Y , SEPTEMBER 84, 1900.
READING THB HAND.
MaMr sterling Tolls tho Lharactor-
Kttcs or Leauina iiuont.
fctlMor Sterling, in cluirye of the
pelmi'try opirn ...
StHB, liai already read the palms ol
' ,i nl Pendleton' leading citi-
n her of them will be iub-
Etdfrom dav to day. Out of this
lilt the (el lowing have Iwen selected
lor today 's issue:
W. 11. I'uchter, Candy More Hani.
lilitkiiesH is luarked in your band
ajim must always; aoi upon me nrei
ini.nihe in order to make a success.
Ynn are going to liuve a grand surprise
..... that will change the whole
mTm- of your lit
i.l.ilnsniiliic nature.
i mi are ot a
Praotaion is
ihown in vmir bund mid whoi, von say
will do a tiling you win no ii.
You will live to good olil age.
C. A. kpplngar. Salesman.
Yon are a perfbfl who will aivvavs
nuke a success ami you have .i I r i vr 1 1 1
(nlurc iM'fore you; also yon will travel
more than von have any idea of. You
Hnwrve a great deal of credit for the
Eld you have done ill the past.
0. R. O'Diinlel, Furniture Morchant.
Y'.n w ill never stoop to coiupler; yon
sreli.it siti-licit Willi moiieraie success
nrimall business ; you want in reach
the tun oi tlie ladder; you will reach
.1... I ... i 1 I . uiti.r (.titbit ion ill time
Hi keep up a cheerful heart.
F. W. Ilondley. Grain Agent.
Bood executive force, keen mental
ability , neat and orderly and rather
extravagant tastes are shown in this
iwrmn's hand. Also be will live to he
im old, and is best titled lor active
life.
Id KDen. or tho People's Warehouse.
Your hand denotes individuality,
(ml ncr-everence, will power and in
iluatry. You have niasciiline mental
(bilitics and would make a huccoss in
anv baainaaa You are ambitious and
cry energetic.
C. C Sharp, Wall Paper Morohant
Yen think unite highiv of MM own
(bilities and are vurv self-reliant,
vruml and dignified, seldom ask advise
(ml never follow it when given vou.
Also vuu will never stoop to comjner;
vou are not satisfied with moderate slic
es or a small business. You desire to
surpass all others. You are impulsive.
Vou had u fall on your bead w hen
nidi and young and you must Uncare
ful in the inline or else vou will have
. i.i - aii i
ci mi irouoie. ii-.. you win near oi a
ileslli in a Mior' tune of a relative.
UUhKN VICTORIA'S HAIR.
rroiusion, at tier Age, nus Always
Been a Wonder.
Over aU vears old. Oueen Victoria
Vet lias lllxiirinot hiiir which bus for
jeers i. ceii a marvel. 1 lie court pnysi-
,'itlli I. . I I . .... tu II-.. IT
n ! i i nil. . mm. i I..
-w ii .i.i 111 in' i iii. i i .. p ncaiji n I in
lerin deslorving preparation, which lie
ii.. i i.. .. ii.
lias always kept secret. It Is now
klUIWII luUH,.u..l II, ..I ll... Mitnulu li,i
... in.niiiiii, iii. i viii' n'liiiHi "
Mraff. the germ destroying element,
is em nod ii i in Nevbrn'i 11. rpnide.
f" uuiv n.iir preparation oil tlie mar
ket til..' .I.u.u ,1.1...,. It,.. .1,,,, Irtilf
SrniA i.i-..i..u..I i . .ill I...!- ...ill
Be (lopped. " I lest rov the cause, vou
reuinve the effect."
KltKKD BY A HOKSIi.
spieseiitatlve-Kleet George J. Barrett
Laid Up at Urantle.
lit'onie J . Ha
I Ii .r I i I 1 (J ...m
T . : TTI . .
... " " 1 "Hill, ' 1111 (1111, i ll' I 111 41 11 ,
ftlul WherliT QOUntiM. in laitl Up
'"". Ml -iI.tMII.-, I r I .11 II III v ,
i-Nif. tpiuiav ur a kick lu rttotjivi.
lrOIll ilir. Iii.r,.,. Mr llnnoiiM uuu (in.
iMiImI it, sal ..... Ii. . i J i (.1
but) ,.(!. . . i i ii
mi me luiif ol UOCHIt lll. IH
SLAUGHTER SALE.
Of BILK UMBRKLI.AS
with SU.YKK TBIIfMIMCW
Law
..M.i i i,,iw viu m- art- t'li i it '
P ini'l t vuiium mm tuic it 110
ttOmia VII VMlUiUatlk l' out u M00
t-1 want the romi for our new HtJtk
fill i. . . I ...
itw; liiii- rt'ui uui.
Louis Hunziker,
Jeweler and Optician.
Imported
Chinaware
E53F
New designs and the latest tints.
A large stock of lamps and glassware.
Dry Goods Co.
r I Ted the full force of the kick ill
his right leg. which wns badly cut,
and in coming in violent DO 1 1 ill 00
with the side of the bam sustained
severe scalp bruises. Although no
hones were broken, a number of
stitches had to be taken to repair the
scalp wound and close up the cut in
his leg.
.Mr. Barretl is resting easv, hut will
probably have to remain in confine
ment for several weeks.
There Is mnr ititrrn In this section ol the
country Hum nil other ills.. uses put together.
Mini until the Mat lew yes.x it whs Supposed to
he Ineiirnhte. Fur a (Trent ninny years ilnctnrs
pronounced it a local diataee and prseorlhed
Iim-hI remeilles. (Out hy eolistslitly I.e. hi: III
e':re Willi Ideal tri'stmetit pronounced It In
eiirilhle. Selenec ms proven CHlnrrh to he H
.-..iiititiitiniini disease, and therefore rcipiiriiiK
e.iiistitiitl.iiinl treatment Hull's Catarrh Care,
Buwnmctufed by v. J. Cbener .v Do,, Toledo,
Obioi is the only eonsiitntlonal cure on the
market. It Is taken Internally In ilesc. of (nun
tell limps tun leeePOOBhtt. It nets illroetly nil
ItMbloudand aiuoous suriaee- m the lysesn
Ttiey nffer one liuuilre.l .hilhir- far an esse it
falls to eure. Hcml far circulars ami testlnne
ninls Ail. Irons K. J. CIIKNKY .V Co.,
Toleiln, Ohio.
s.ii. i b dranlsts, ; .e.
Ii ii. Family I'llW are the host.
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton.
ll Williams ami wife, Adams.
M iss A l oss, Athena.
Aekerinaii, St Joe.
A 1. Bratton, Portland.
Wm lining, Huston.
M II Wililam, Huston.
Wm I, Harney, San Francisco.
Alf B Kelly, San I rancicso.
Harry K .Moran. San rraucisco.
W (landish and w ife, Spokane.
A J Hall.
ii W Hunt.
('hast' Woodcock, I'ort liiiel.
ll l: Laor. Balan.
Delia Priobard, Dnlon.
U S I'abj, Portland.
Geo V tirunt, San I'rancisco.
L A Long, Hlllaboro.
I-' : Mitchell, city.
Thus II Hibert, Clticago.
John J Uacine, San I'rancisco.
V I. Smyth, San r'rancisco.
Drtbo Durmuii and wife, Kitzvillc,
Wash,
i Bragdon. Portlasd.
S W l.ee, Spokane.
J II klncckner, Spokane.
S I! Newell, Spokane.
W T Corel , Spokane.
w ll Brnnnor, Seattle.
(' K Huliins San Francisco.
T ii Etaarkea, Duiuth.
John K Pray, Brnnawioki 0a
Isaac I Siaples, Little Kalis,
Minn.
j a Ailis Portland.
,i Galtaahi st Louis.
J B I'arri'll, lluker City.
rrovenled a Tragedy.
Tinely information given Mrs.
(ieorge Long, of New Straitsville,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragc.lv
and saved two lives. A frightful cough
hud long kept bef awake every night.
She bad tried many remedial and doc
tors lint steadily grew worse until urged
to trv I'r. King's New Discovery. hie
bottle wholly cured her, and she
writes this marvelous medicine also
cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of
piieilo in. Such cures are (sisitivo
proof of the matchless merit of this
grand remedy for curing all throat,
chest and lung troubles. (Inly 50c and
l. Kverv bottle guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Tallinan A Co. s drug
store.
The Fair at Pendleton.
PolieaaMH Klmar Wisdom has re
turned Iron a visit to Peadlai n, where
be took iii tho street fair, says tho
Bakar pity 11 "fat- Ha repirts Pao
dletou in a Bourlahiniooodltloni oropa
god in thai locality, and money
seemed plenliiul. He says the street
fair, for a citv of the si.e ol Pendleton,
was all right.' It was largely attended
and was mil ffortk seeing A Jarja
nilinher ol Hakerit. s were there Hotel
aeeom modat lone were crowded for a
few duys, 'nit everybody took the in
convenience in guud bninor.
While There Is Lite There Is Hope.
Iwasallli. t.d with catarrh ; could
neither taste nor MM 1 1 and could hear
but little. UK s Cream Halm cured
it. Marcus i. Shauu, liahway, B. J.
I'l... Ital.o reached me Sllfelv lllld the
effect is surprising. My son says the
first application gave decided relict.
Kosp.vlfiilk, Mrs. Frank Ua rreeman.
Hover. X. II.
I he Halm does inn irritate or cause
si.eeing. Sold by druggists at ft"
cents or mailed hy Ely Brothers, 5b
Warren St, Xew York
A Uood Tnlng.
Our great-grand mothers' (f4""
OOntainad the same herbs of all heal
ing lotiud in Karl's Clover BOM lea
Thev gave our ancestors strength, kept
the bhssl pure, and w ill do the sanie
for vou if vou say 10. Price .'5 'U
and 50 Dta. Tallinan & Co , leading
druggists.
C. ROHKMAN.
CLOSING DAY OF THK FAIR.
Evening Festivities Were Marred by a
Gal. or Wind.
Saturday, 1'ortlRitd day, the closing
dm of tin- IVnclletoii Street Fair mid
I lurvcHi OernWal, saw the htgaeel
OroWd ot thl week in attendance. Up
to 4 o'eloek in the altanoon everything
was lovely. At ttiRt hour r of
wind sirRD! up Rnd marred t he Hiibft'
aOeUl festivities no 1 1mt numerous
changes of program bad to ba niMde.
several ot uie tents ot the Mlilway, in
eluding that eoverinc tlie (iertnan vil
IBBe, were bloWfl down, as f a ron-
liderable portion ol the fence aaireand-
IBB the Midway attraction. Some rain
fell, making It Beeeaaary to have the
mardi iiras hall in Armory hall in
stead of the Herman village tent.
Owing to the unfavorable weather the
attendance in the evening at the fair
and aim at the hall wax not as large as
it Would have been otherwise. Never
tin di ss, thi' crowd was large and en
thusiastic, and the battle of confetti
and serpentine went merrily on.
Driving Horses on Parade.
The exhibition of driving home,
single and teams, took place on Court
street at 10 o'clock Saturday forenoon.
The entries numbered IS, and they
were all handsome animals, but eoulil
not all win prizes. The judges were M.
A. Richie, of Portland; Caai Matlock,
of Heppaer ; B. T. Wade, Pendleton.
For singie driving horses, (i. A. Hart
man, sr., won first; T. ti. lUiley,
second. For team of driving horses,
W. .1. Furnish won first; .lesse Failing,
second.
SHEEP. HOGS AND CATTLE.
Host Stock In Umatilla County Was on
Exhibition.
The judges of cuttle and hogs wore
as follows: .lames S. Jones, Pendle
ton; lid o. Allen, Pendleton i John
Qarriaon, Alba.
Pat Kine I itst premium for llerk
shire hoar over one year old. First
premium lor Berkshire sow over two
years old. F'irst prwnlnjB for BM
Berkshire pigs under six months nltl.
F'. II. Cloptoti F'irst and second
premiums for flerksb ire sows over one
year and under two years. F'irst
premium for Berkshire I. iar under six
months old. Second premium lor pen
oi Berkshire pigs under six months.
Sheep.
(irade Oxford ram lamb F'irst and
second. J. K, Smith, Pilot Bock.
(irade yearling RBBbonlllet and
Merino rain First and second, J. II.
Smith,
Shropshire ram, two years old and
over C. B. Wa.le, first prixe.
Ihirset ram, two years olil and over
0. P. Wade, first.
Oxford ram, two vears old and over
0. B. Wade, first;,). R, Smith, second .
Lincoln ram, two years old and over
J. L. Scales and J. L. dihson, first.
Lincoln ram, one year old and over
J.L. Scales and J. L. (iibson, first
and second.
Ileliiine ram, two venr- old and over
C. B. Wade, first; , Smith, second.
Ileliiine rain, yearling J. B. Smith,
lirsl and second.
Rambooillft ruin, two years old and
over Charles Cunningham, first and
second.
Batnboalllei ram, yearling Charles
Ciinniiigliam, first and second.
Spanish Merino ram, over one year
and under two Charles Cunningham,
lirst ami second.
Spanish Merino, two vears old and
over J. Fl. Smith, first and second.
Banibouillet ewe, two vea.s old and
over-C. II. Wade, lirsl.
Oxford ewe, two vears old and over
('. II. Wade, first. '
Shropshire ewe, two years old and
over '. B. Wade, first.
Delaine ewe, two years old and over
V. It. Wade, first.
J. V. Christy, of Joseph, Wallowa
county; W. S. (iiHaluian, of Walla
Walla; and John Town, of (ireat F'alls,
Montana, were judges of the sheep.
Cattle.
Pen Xo. IT Tli tea jaal old Iti-d
Poll hull owned hv It. L Oliver,
first.
Pen Xo. Is Jersey cow First,
W. S. Ityers ; second, Cheney Brothers.
Pen '.No. P.I Jersey heifer calf,
first, Cheney Brother.
Pen No. 15 1 1 ere lord cow, six
years old, first, Cass lingers; Hereford
calves, first and second, Cass Itogers.
POO N". M -Jersey bull, owned by
Cheney Brothers, first prise.
POULTftY AND HARES.
Some tiood Animals and Birds Were up
In Competition.
In the poultry and Belgian hare de
partment a good display was made
Sonic of the birds and hares were
beauties and they attracted a great
deal of favorable comment from those
who Inaneoted them, rolleerlng is a
list of the exhibitors: Mrs. (i. O.
BiebardaoB, Adams; K. F'.. Qroaaah'
ling, lenilleion ; t. r. turner, ren
.11. . Ion; OluW, Chapman, Pendleton;
Mrs. F. It. Cloptooj Blaine Hal lock,
Pendleton; Kd Sawtelle, Pendleton ; J .
u. ttinoa,
Prize Winner.
The judegs awarded the following
priaaa! Mn.G.O. Hubardaon F'irst,
huff Ooahla aoahatal i first, Huff Coahin
pullet; seiotid, huff Cochin pullet ;
first, eoop of Huff Cochins.
K. L. (irossebmig First, Black
Langshun cock and pullet; first, lilack
l.aiigshan cockerel : second, Dlack
l.aiigshau pullet; first, Silver Wyan
dotte BOek I first, htlver Wyumlottr
pullet; first, pair heavy weight helgiau
i tares.
Blaine llalloek First, Light Brahma
hen; first, huff Cochin hantam hell
Mrs. F. It. Clojiton hesujud, 8ilver
Wyandotte pullet.
JaiMM Himes First, Light hruhtna
ixwkerel and pullet; first, pair of huff
Leghorns.
II B. Neil First, cisp of Partridge
i loeniM.
0, I . lurner F irst, pen of Belgian
hares under six months of age.
C. W. Chapman F'irst, pen of Bel
gian hares over six months of age.
Fthei Ohapman Flrat. p.. .... m i.,u.
buck, over six niuiiths old.
Mrs. C. F. Chupnian Firat, pair of
hroiur turkeys; first, coop of Burr.. I
Plymouth Kockb.
1. d Miwtello- F irst. heligau hare doe
over six months old; tiret, lielgiuii
hare doe and young ones.
ei
Look at Your Face,
And sou if it is reflecting health or
diaeaae Karl's Clover Koot Tea
beautiflei the face aud colnidexiou, and
assures perfect health All druggists,
U'.i cents and 50 cent Money refunded
if results arc not satisfactory . Tallinan
A Co.
BOXING t OBI EST.
Seotl Failed to Appear and tne Halo
Kvent Was Off.
The boxing contest between Scott aud
IfeMabon annua need to take piaee in
I lever opera house Saturday . veiling
did not occur owiug to Scott's failure
to appear. A uuuiber of interesting
preliminaries were w itnessed. Clyde
Owen gave an exhibition of club swing
ing which was heartily applauded
About 11 o'clock, after what seeioed-a
long wait, McMahuu appeared in tbe
ring in fighting coatume aud aunouuuud
T
that the main event was off, but that
he was willing to fight any limn in tbV
house or town, in order to give the
spectators a run for, their BftOMly, X"
person present Beamed to tie anxious
to go against, him, so Kid Walton, in
response to the cries of the audience
went onto the stage and boxed Mc
Mnhon six rounds. It was a splendid
exhibition of sparring.
Btory of a Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years by
tin- chains of disease Is the worst form oi
slavery. George D. Williams, of Man
Chester, Mich., tells how such a slave
was made free. He says: "My wife has
been so helpless for five years that she
could not turn over in bed alone. Af'er
using two bottles ..f Hlectrlc Bitters she
is wonderfully improved ami able to do
her own work!" This supreme remedy
for female diseases .pilckly cures iter
vousness, sleeplessness. melancholy,
headache, backache, fainting and dlry
ipells This miracle working medicine Is
a godsend to weak, sickly, run-down
peiplo. Flvery buttle guaranteed. Only
60c. Sold by" Tallman A Co., druggists
The Midway at The Dalles.
One of the features of ti e forthcom
ing carnival at The Italics, says the
Chronicle, will Is' the midway which
showed in connection with the Port
land and Pendleton strict fairs, a eon
tract having been closed today through
the agency of Ooo. 1.. Iltitcnin and
the management of the carnival,
whereby the proprietor of the midway
agrees to bring bis attractions here.
Mr. Hutchin lias bean of material as
istance to the managers of the carnival
in making sngges'ions in reference to
details connected therewith, he having
laten BonnBOled with the management
of a number ot such fairs in the east,
and was instrumental in furthering
the fairs Isith at Portland and Pendle
ton. Cattle Train Wrecked.
A cattle train on the Northern Cali
fornia A Oregon going around the
curve into the the Secret Valley, 20
miles south of Ternio, was wrecked a
few days ago while en route to Heno.
Six cars loaded with cattle for the
Western Meat company rolled down the
embankment ft feet, killing '.'ft head,
and crippling many others, wrecking
the cars and tearing up the track.
They were shipped by a l.akey iew
man.
CASTORIA
Hears thr signsti'ic of Chak. II. Porrcass
la usr for more lliau thirty years, sn.t
The Kind FBS ..it Always Hvufkl.
Work at the Buffalo.
It. T. Cox, of the Buffalo mine, was
in town Monday, says the (ranitc
(iem. He informs us that he has just
laid fttld feet of new track, has the pip
ing all in and is now at work with bis
force of four men re-t imbering the
mine. When the crosscut tunnel
strikes the ledge, which will soon In.
accomplished, great things are ex
pected of the Buffalo, which is Un
making of a first class mine.
Change ot Pastors.
Kev. .1. W. Comiitou of Troy, Idaho,
has been an pointed to fill the pulpit of
lb. M.'tho.list Flpiscopnl church, south,
of Walla Walla, which has been ...
00 pied for the past two years by Itev.
Fl. P. tirt'onc. Itev. Mr. Qianao has
removed to Milton, and will have
charge ol the church at that place and
will also fill the poajtloo of business
manager lor Columbia college at Mil
ton. It Will Do You Uood.
A ' ". I purifier and tissue builder is
Karl's Clover Kisit Tea. Sold (or half
a century on our guarantee. Money
refunded if results are not satisfactory.
Price 2ft cts. and ftO eta. Tall man .V
Co.
Five Hundred Acres tor Bent.
Here is a bargain. Five hundred
acres of stubble laud two and .. in -half
miles east of Helix tor rent for cash.
This land is excellent for wheat and
anyone wishing to rent laud should
investigate this offer. Applf to or
write to Bdarin Itush, Athena, Or.
Notlee.
All persons knowing Ibeinaelevs in
debted to me w ill please call and s ttle
their accounts. II. M. Sl.i AN.
FOR GOLF RASH
Hnui lluh. lnlUluliitl..J.s,lt hinir. in r.ali a.S
au.l chanugs, undue ui ..Itxnsi .e .it..h.i .ju,
and many other ... ui..- uaes, bulbing so
cooling, purifying, and refreshing as a hstb
With ( i rice Si Soil', followed 111 tbe severer
forms i.y gelille anointings with . le I us,
the gruet skin curt, and puiMt of eiuolnsi.ls.
c rices S"s b iMfonS ail doubt tt. m4.Bt,te
iSls .nli li'S "! Uaayl".!' 'jmp .. fli II.. I iomI
iltd UMlUT btii. anil ..sr.'. - 'I'
but IIm -.Ml. I' -i HI. I'' " ' "' ' "is I '.E.-SSSI
l nivcrsity of Oregoo.
Tuition Free.
Onlv " luxdol MIiips it nt I Milling In (ho
HIM f.
IJvtiiK uMMn0V
)....riunitl.'ai lor tatinim uarl ui oim'i ti-
I'l'llB'
Hhm m! I oiiuajliatc ourMM.
tU liOtll 'f I UUHtli ft'"'
K-vi-i'lk-iit toiifMif in Civil, naniiiaif) mnl
l. inn nl r-iitfiuceriiikt
JicUHiLiiii ntr ui Aim i. i.i Hiil Mitt ru latliuu
Hafi-is. Vf'll i 'I - ii" ' I
t n'nc.r:tie am i is 1 f until f luliiruiktllitll H I i ll
Vttk r KAN K HK'Mi
M fill 11
Wishing to retire from business
I offei uiy entire slock for sale
at coat, consisting of
rrpctn, Rugs.
Lace and Silk (urtaiuus
Portiere.
Brasnand Irou HedttteudH,
CuucbeH,
Wall Paper, Shades,
Sewing Machines.
aud other things too iiumeroiis to
mention. Chauce of a life tiuiu to
buy theae goods cheap.
JESSE FAILING
feuUleton, Oregon
nRli.UTS niSBASR.
A niseorery of the nystertous Poison cf
the Dlseaae.
A dispatch from Louden n as pub
lished in the Hnitisl States August 'Jo
announcing that tbe cause ol Brlatttle
dlaanaa had been discovered hv "Hi.
David Brown," formerlj of New York
and non of Kome. Dr. William Ovid
Moore, lata "f New- York city and now
of Kome asks that a correction he
made. He says:
"At the hist international medical
congress a paper was read h Mr.
William Ovi.i Moore giving an account
of Ilia discovery of the mysterious
poison which causes the mysterious
symptoms in Itrights disease and other
ailments. This (siisnn is a heavy
golden liiinid, in apHMirance resenihl
tug olive oil. Habbits nvciving injec
tions of this poisonous ingredient of
the human Ivslv have succumbed in
convulsions witliin a few hours.
To Please Americans.
A crowd of American sohPers in tbe
Phllippinea attended church servb-e
in their honor and wen- iierliapa more
amused than scn.lalied to see on a
flaring banner an American eagle bear
ing in his lieak a streamer on winch
was this legend: "i'se only So-nnd-So's
condensed milk. An irreverent
artist had enlargisl a picture which he
saw on a milk can and the good padre
was anally convinced that the whole
lesign was American in the extreme,
Therefore he had the banner hung . vcr
the altar, hoping thorehv to greatlv
gratifv the soldiers among bis con
gregation.
. m S "
By-Prodnets From Peat.
fter many ream of experimental
labor and at a heavv cost a companv at
Odcnhtirg. in Germany, ha succeeded
in producing from i-.it rf coke tie
axpanaa of getting winch is entirely
covered by the value of the by pro-
lucl", such as peat tar, inetlivhi'
alcohol and other residues. lt is now
pfonoaad by the Flnglish eomuany
which has aconired the patent to do
the same in this countrv.
State Fair at Yakima.
For Washington stale fair to be held
it North Yakima Heptembef 94 In SB,
inclusive, the Washington ,v Colum
bia Rival Railway companv will make
a round trip rate from PendlOtOti of
.ri.T.'. Tickets on sale, September '.'-1
to ".ll, inclusive. Good returning lp
to September HO.
w tDAMR. taent,
Hot Weather
Sick Children
Children will gel sick.
The best care will not prevent it.
Whnfl yOU and they ate mi mi
(ortiinati- roiiicnilu'r that wo inn
fill your prescriptions, ami lirsnlrs
have ever) tiling for the hick
room.
BROCK A McCOMAS
DBDOOim
Corner Main aud Court Sts.. Pendleton,
Hardware
Sporting Goods
We carry a full line of (he
la-si cutlery on the market .
Large line of rill - and shotgun
aininuiiil ion. Specials on
stoves and ranges
W. D. Hansford & Co.
THI; CITY...
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CHMIS SlflF'SON
fioprietoi
Kverythlng New. New iloreee;
New id.' Best rigs and teams
In the city, iioerders given the
1 -' attention.
Service any hour of the niKht
Telephone No. 70.
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
FuIIoimd Sltx'piuK Cain,
l.lcKuut DuiiuK QafV,
l oin lit Sleeping Qafl
!. I'AIM.
MIMNKAPOL1H
DUI.UTH
KAROO
, , liltANI) KiKKH
tCRtMlKHTOM
WINNKI'KG
I HK1.KNA and
BUTTB,
THKOIJ(ili TICKETS TO
omoiwUo
WASH1N(,T(JK
PHILADELPHIA
NKW YORK
BOSTON
and all siuU F.ast aud South,
'lliruugti tickets lo Jaumi enil Chlua, via
Iscuus au.l NorlUeru iVilic Uleauishl ' o
aud American line.
Tina acHBDULi.
Ttaln loaves ftuialiuju delly excel uicl
St - t- UI.
Kor furthur Inloruisllou, liiuu csnni mls,
sud UckuU, cell us 01 wrIU) W, Adsuni. remits
Uin. Oreguu, or A IJ I'HAUl.TOM,
Aiid sud Buribui u . I'urUeud, Use.
The Peoples Worehonse
Moil'a Furnishers.
a
itioirtMti unnoi'i' riii
Mltnnof, Lot JPflwei, Nn;.i-tnfi, Anrmutorrhon. mtomn
, n. l tAr Ait fcl.-ml imI miiaiiinn, tnme Jitc, Ner
il'it, V. il,ti Iia Uolitnnni to Mnrty, UaJ of fMf aMimtn, V
if cfiiuiiii.iii.'it, ii ti (JiMrk,Mtni nf Oi- iTlll phiirae, mi
flUa Tajiirlilnn, ill Fynliais ' P Ai'rl
not I
(.if
.ffAtt stimtilarv th If
ot MIMf irlumls--1, altli r
AjUrn'i,
VOU VI. IT II V I VI. I. M VMI (..
Ho in Pendleton
Under New
geaJHHj I
Strictly nnt-Qlll
Kxci llen t Culsioo.
livery Modem
CooYonleacQ
lidr and Billiard liooina.
The ileal Hotel
Van Drdii tiros.. Props.
' ail i isil wt
J TafflEltlsT aVlaWl m
jtWKH " UrflaaBB
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
t I.HtlHtlK, Kmp.
thi Osl, II11I Class
Snil CelKills Hiilsl
la Instil).
. tsV 'tt&iS"
C01. Court and Johnson Streets.
School Hooks and
School Supplies
Peneils, Tablete, OouiimmUIimi li.M.ks, l.nii. b i...i,-,
Onynna, Boon awasei UUim ami .s,nie-
7IR Main SI.
Wool for Sale
ThursdsaV ufoavob VMh I will bo Al the Ooldtn Rule
Hotel 10 1 MM IV Hfiilinl bitli on Lot of Wool, No.
5, 8, 13 unci 17, about 500 sacks, now Htoreil iu
tin Independent iTevrebouiOi I rfjorvt the privilege
of rojuctinu uny or nil liiiln.
J. K. SMITH.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make yood bread ums Uyers' Beat Flour. It took fiiat
premiuiu at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi
tion, and nlvuit excellent aatialaction wherever uaed.
ivery sack (a guaranteed. We have the beat Steam
Kollcd Barley, Beed Kye aud Beardleaa Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W- H. MYKMS, I 1 op. lit -an. Shurte, tC etc
Ii yon know the
Mill
...lira
If y.m don't and want J.,
get acquainted with them
call at
I The
Peoples
1 1
Warehouse
rha latest for this
Fall's wear
t ly thn trajtreri uf hv M.mki
I In l uiibT aHalnv D m aV u
Cur LofJt Mnnhtmri, In
rou U-
.iiii 01 aia.
HIOPI fejejr
Omhop Rimnd, Co., Inn FrnntiiMO, Onl,
IMUT'iMlS TS. rUNDIiKI'ON. OHKnMON.
rinnngerncnt.
Give Us 1 Trial.
Rites $2.00 a dij
Special Kates by
Week or month
Ileadquarlera for Traveling Men
In Eastern Oregon.
Successors to J. E. Moore
Bui Sell (II , nslsi.
I iss Si ma 1. laoma.
llstlrk tlfkti.
firs fiaaf Byl(la.
fl Nllt I TON OWtiliON
MAX HA EH.
UHO. UAKVtiAU, fr.
Klaotly Furnislietl. SUM Hum
I us iinrsu iMnu
HI... k aul e-half Irtisu ttsrpsst.
Aeuiple ttottSB la fmmmMa:
K00111 Kate 50c, 75c. 11.00
Hotel SI Gn