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Bargains for Everyone
Gold and Silver Buttons, Tips and several
other articles received by express.
Cleaver Bros.
FRIDAY, JANUARY II. IflOL
THE VVKSTON NEIGHBORHOOD.
Laeal and
MrBuary'
Personal Mention, Irvine
Condltlllon Due lo Lund
polsoiilna-
Tin' I'."' Orngmimn ' iinli'I'tcil I"
,l, ffajton MKMf lor (lie loilnwing
MM , . a it
K,,..,.r Kirkiiilrn'k IN hitiihi 1 ill
with tonillitli el hit home tbntra town.
K ti MoKee, 1,1 Aihtma. and Mel
Ha lhotram, si Ptrtdltton, were In
tiisni tnimy.
Horn, .liiiimiry WW, to Mr
ti. , ilium tirauani, lit lu-ir
mill
liuinc
IP"
Ill WcFtiin. u m
Min iinilit lciira Im- retarned
from IVnillotoii, whore she assiittd in
the inlltti Kill'' store- ilnriinf the linli-
wait
ftv it. Hetgreevea win begin i
LtIm hi meetings, next Honda even,
inK, ill tin' "III HaptiHl church on WM"
dm mountain.
The oondition ol atti J W. g,
elm Iiiih Iwii undergoing treutinent nl
tin- boenitel in Walla Walla, is reiinrlwi
In bt verv Mf loofi
Frank Sulint!, niter attending Mm K
ol l'. convention at I'andleuiu, v-ieiied
Mm. where lie im leeilinu u
hand nl
He found them ill
line . on li
lion.
Mi- llertliii M Willahy. teacher 10
Hi Watton public anboola, ns own-
pellril to 0 nOOM StWrda" 8B M Hit
nl sickness. Sim has lieeli relieved liy
h.r .i.i.-r Mi lellu Willahv.
Wr. mill Mrs. Thomai PpwJ
will
fllobt. I mill l'urLlaiif) to inikitne
to
ei.ik. llmir bOBM, Mr. I'unly ImviiiK
BBMDted a POO It iOD in the Utter eily.
Ilr- I'unlv it at lire-cut visiting
re-
lillvei in Pendleton wblla on bar
wiiv
( h'nokanc.
Hr.-v Orastv iH cut itlcd to the belt,
alien it ooaaj to killiliK njOea1 I'll'
fltlier .lav lie brmitflit into JwtlOl
VooilV orliiv the scn'ii" ol X coyote
lliai In- hail niiixniicil -Ui'l ntltcrinr-c
till, I i In run (In. nasi lew
Djonlha.
KnMimai llurrv ban u nroin ihiii lo
I lo.
i-ls to
cali'i nicked out wliere lie exue
i, ii- a lew drjBOn more by wy
ill winler
r-rtiiiii hii"1 prom
The jail term oi school bald in dis-irii-t
No. M, at tbo fa I rt law obool
auune on Wild Hurst- mountain, r limed
Ian Friday, Juwurjr 4( ttfer M"r
BJMiba' school. A snlendiil enter
UllliiiMllt wilt renilereil hv the school,
DM pr-.nraiii consist inn "I a nuuiher ii
euwiieut rarjltatloni and appropriate
anus;. The lar;?c school limine wan
emailed with viBltors, BOeDPrlaltlg
piriMitH and friends.
Tin- wadding S MIm Baaala N, l tt
titon ol Wcsiou ami Henry A. Black
miin of Walls Walla, wai- solamu
at tin- Inline of the bride' uncle, A.
K UeOraw, on Watef itreel wadnaa.
dv n Her noon. Kev. W. K. PotWiM,
recti, r of the Church ol the Keileenmr
oi Pandlaton, oUn-iut.-ii. Min noraM
Tavlur and Mr. JmiieH llrown ol Walla
Willi., were the attiliilinK couple. Mish
bViitii.- nlaveil the aeililinK in.irch.
I'r.itest i bopalal thm waaion will
aonn tuke rank with New York city in
papulation, it the praaMM l
araaaa in DuUntainad, Ha raporU tba
(olloarinf rucont adtlUiOMl I rnhiy,
January, 4, 1101, to Mr. and Mr".
OlmrlH(i. KiiiK. a son; HUM data, to
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Towerv, a sin; Mon
day Jmmarv 7, 1001, l Mr. anil Mrs.
H. W, Moulton, a daughter.
His i i,-n,.- in newspaper ollicee and
Llkat Christmaa Inow
bthaooloroi the ihirta, collars und
cutis thm aiedoiie up at the Uoluostic
Lauudry, Kama OIuum knows a gixal
thing when he aaoc it, and the fault
less beauty of tin- linen laundered
bare will excite bis admiration, us
"all as the man who loves to dress
II and havu his linen poriect in color
ud finish.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDKY
I' 1", Robinasn, Prop. Telephone 60
TV la,
POTATOES
A No. i Dragon Hurbauks lor sale in carload lots.
Address VAN OR5DALL 4 ROSS,
Pendleton, Oregon
Dry Goods Co.
throiic'iout thl coiintv will
gret I i leHru oi the un-
onditioii oi Irving Mclinarv.
lormerlv editor oi the Athena I'rrss,
mid iiitertvaril eonneeted with (he nens
puper husiiiHss in .Montana. Mr. Ho
iimrv reiiirned with hi wife a few
Wank ago to the home ol bll parent
al atllton. Of lute he developed symp
loins oi falllBfl mentality, and a lew
dnvn ago bacanta violently Ittikna.
n annlMtliM dlaoloaad the fact that
bll health and mind bacaUM ahatterel
by lead poisuning. resulting from bll
work as a compositor. Skin diea- in
the hands admitted the poison to the
Uood, He was tukeii to tiie asylum at
Salem Inst Tiiesdsy, and it is Imped
that treatment there will reAtore hii
raaaon,
NEW SCIENTIFIC PROCESS.
A Procesi Discovered That Will De-
troy i lie Dandrult Uorm.
I-or some time it hus been known
that iliiinlruff ih mused by a germ that
digs up the scalp into little white
Hakes, mid by sapping the vitalitv oi
the hair at the root, causes failing
hair, ami, of course, linullv baldneas.
Kor years there have been all kinds of
hair Htimiilunta and scalp tonics on the
market, hut there has been no perm
anent cure for dundrnft until the dis
covery ol a ufa pa ration culled ew-
bro'l Herpicide, which destroys the
diiudruft uerm. Hestroy the cause the
eltect will cease to exist. Kill the
(landrail germ and you'll have no dan
druff, uo itching scalp, no falling hair.
WESTON'S FINANCIAL CONDITION.
II
li Uxoellenl, the Town'i Floating
Debt Being About Wiped Out.
The lliianciul condition of Weston at
the close of the vear
hum,
OBipl led
from tin- reiinrts uf Ueeurder I,. S
Wood and Treasurer I.. t". Wood,
shows that Weston, says the Louder,
la-gins the new century under very
auspicious circumstances. The pros
pects are that when the new year is
1 half over the entire Dotting, indebted
ness Mill hove I l WiH-d out, and
the citv placed upon a cash basis.
Another liquor license, SU0, tails due
in a few days, and will enable the
treasurer In call in uhout IUHI worth
of scrip, or only about K',"0 less than
the total mnntint outstanding.
When it is rellected that not so very
I manv vears ago Weston scrip went hog
ging at a big discount, the present
showing siiould lie quite gratifying to
the mayor und council, and to citizens
igouorallv. Liquor licenses area large
' KM fOt of revenue, and the waterworks
are also tin important factor, huper-
intendent Lavender deserves credit for
the careful attention he gives his
i duties in this purticulur. During bis
' inciimbeucv in Is'1 ' und 1MHI the
receipts were ulsiut doubled over
former years The itom of lines also
shows u large increase.
The receipts to the citv from a prop
lertvtaxin IHtK) were M.tSl from
I two liquor licenses flMH); from ull
-other sniircv 'H 1.04 j IrOttl sab- ol Oitjl
! water f I '.'-'-. 1(1. To maintain the wa
ter works during (he year required
MOt.Oli The city has bonds otitstuud
- Ing, with which "the water system wus
supplied, in the sum of $10,000.
HTTK UK lllllll, CITV 1, IllLSIKi
Ll'CAS Col'NTV. I
Krunk .1 riieney makes oatli that lie i the
MlkM liarlu. i ill llie llriu n( K..I I'liunuy A- t'o.,
iliMlig aUShMltr in Hie city ul Tulerto. enuilly
ami Mala awraaaldi an-l mat M lirm will pay
lln inn ui s u, i linllars lor HIO IM
avarv oaac ul l aurrli thai i annul U- i-uiu-l by
lb) use of Hail' Oatarrn Oani.
i s.irn In lalorc mc and sulwerilM.,1 In my
ureaaoee this elh day of hi ieiuuer, A.
K.i L.
, i I. ,--
A. UT, OLBaAON.
Notary Public.
tl-ll'k i'uri l, Cure is taken llllerliallv uii '
, , is .ii r. otiy on lbs ajoai aaa atuooos ,urfacu
nl '(I,,- system. Mvml for (eallm-Jlilala, free.
K. J. CHENEY tt CO., Toledo Ohio.
Hulil by ilruaglsls, 70c.
Hull's Family Pills are tin- bolt.
The Rural Spirit.
(h the leading livestock journal pub
lished on the Pacific OOUl N" breeder
mIw.iiI.I he without it. I'ublisbed Weekly
al IM1 Third street l'ortland, Or. Send
fur free sample copies.
It Will Do You Good.
A blood purilior and tissue builder is
Karl' Clover Root Tea. Sold fur half
it oontury on our gnarantat . Money
refunded if results are not sut isfin -lory.
Pelaa SB eLs. unit 50 Ota. TttllmmiiV
Co.
Saini Paul's Sehool.
A buurding and 'lay school for girls,
U Wul la Walla. Wash. Spring term
begins Junuur.v 19, iOOl,
riick houduche abaolUtaiy und 1 xir
mliieli Hv , u red by using Moki tea. A
peaaant ln-rl. drink. Cures constipa
lion und indijostioii, mukos you oat
sloeu. work and happy. Sutisfuctioii
uiiiiranteed or inoliev buck. 25 cenU
r- -
and 50 cents.
WARDE PLAYS RKHELIEU1
GREAT PRESENTATION OF BULWBR
LTTTON'A M ASTBRPIBCf .
Popular Actor and Company Greeted
With an Audience That Pilled
the Frazer.
'Die plnv of "Richelieu," ltnlwer
l.ytton's masterpiece was presented at
tba l'razer last evening to one of the
largest, and best satisfied audiences
that ever gathered in that playhouse.
The yreat i rederick Wardo and com
pany composed the cast. This is the
first time that Warde has produced
"Riobaliao" iti this city and to say
that those in attendance were only
satisfied would not fairly express if.
I'licy v ere del ighted ami expressed it
in manv wnvs sonu-t imes by loud ap
plause at others by mi approval of
lllanoa -that silence which delights the
heart and makes the actor realize that
he has the hearts and sympathies of
In- henrers. It sffel deaervad tribnte
in ,i only ti- Mr. War.ie blrnaeH but to
his snpport. partirularlv to Mr. and
Mrs. K. U. Spencer, tiie latter being
known to many. by reputation at least,
us Isabel I'engra.
A Beautiful Love Story.
The plnv itself is of great literary
merit. Woven into the life and acts
of Richelieu is the beautiful love
storv of Adrinn de Manprat and Julie
de Mortatnor, The aadtauua hy tot Mr.
Warde n high regard us lo bis action
and a warm feeling of friendship. It
was in the air. The consequence was
thnl lie Intarptotad the part of the
aged minister besot bv plotting
enemies to hiioseli. his Irieuds and
France, with u dramatic tire that held
his audience hpellbound by their ltt
lensilv, with sympathy as the 0M
hui-Hts died awny and In- became a
pathetic pictnro of old age. He fits
and tuts the part to iiiin! thnt of
nnv actor on tiie vmericuu siuge.
K. R. Spencer assumed the role ot
Adrian de .Mnuprnt and Mrs. Spencer
if Julie, the young bride. Their
troubles were shared by the audience
mid sntislac.tion was expressed ut the
linal OODIplatC discomfiture ot those
who bad been plotting against them.
Mr. Spencer is very earnest mid
energetic. Mr-. Spencer gave iniiny
evidences ni strength in a number of
climaxes as well a looking and dress
ing the part effectively.
F. Forrester ss Count de Hnradas,
was a tuctiul vidian whose lines gave
him no opportunity to gain the sym
pathy of the audience, lie was just
about as mean as he could he and
didn't get a bit of sympathy,
IVirieTaa Fairbanks, us Francois, lost
caste with the audience when ha
allowed some person to steal the
ctisnet containing the papers, but they
were charitable, cs wus Richelieu,
mid "granted him further time."
Wnller I'.entlev was iicrci-tuhle as
Joseph, tie shrewd und warm-hearted
monk. Mr. McKenzie gracefully per
form ad the narl of Louis XIII.
Miss Mav Warde. daughter of Fred-
rich Warde, hnd little tod., or say ut
.Marion do Forme, but ihul little wus
well done. The part is not one riqiiir
im; an exhibition ot si blaze or even a
spark of genius but was capably at
tended to by the voiing BOTTOM, Uo that
her friends' predict for l or more than
u place of mediocrity.
Itiillol's excellent orcheslrn tilled
tin- LntoratioM botwaau ants atWi' de
lightful tiinsie ud.liug to uii evening
full to the brim ol pleasure.
Mr. Warde's Opinion
When usk.id l.i-l ' v- ning il he was
surprised ut receiving the request from
l'endleton ibenter-goers to present
"Richelieu" instead of " I In- Duki
Jester." which hud been extensively
hilleiF Mr Wurde replied nit- iMHiit I v
vet decided U . that lie was not. Ill
fact, he seemed to expect that the re
uiiest would be made. As regards his
personal preference he said: "I
would infinitely rather present
Richelieu' tbun "The Duke
lester.' M
Played Out.
Hull headache, iniins Hi various
tarts of the body, sinking at the pit of
the stomueh, loss of uppotitc, fever
i.-hin s.s. piutples or Mires are uii Isisi-
ive evidences of impure hloisl. .Nu
matter how il beeaioe so, it must be
urihed in order t" obtain gissi health
Acker s Wood l.lixir has never failed
, lire hi-rolulous or syphilitic poiaolis
ir iinv oilier IiIimsi iiiseuse- n is c-r
tainlv a wonderful remedy, und we Hell
verv bottle on a no-it ivc guarant'
For sale by liroek A. Metoiuaa.
FREE READING MATTER.
Hooks ai d Magazines to Be Had al the
Kant Oregonlan om.ee Saturdays.
At the IiikI uiutting of the Purlium
entiin (lub the coliimittee on II,,
magazine room reported u-ry lew
callers.
This work wus begun by the club
last year, mid uiany hundreds ul LiHjkfc
und uiaga lues were contributed mid
given out free to all comers. Manv
hciiiile experienced mi interest in llie
work, residents of the town ami tbo
surrounding country us well.
It is Issiieved that it is not well tin
ersi I that the club has taken ui
the work uguin this winter, and has on
bund ut the F.aat tlrcguiiiuii otliee
large amount of good rending matter
mid Indies nre in attendance every
Suiurduv aftern .on from 1 to
o'clock, and thev will U glad to have
auv one having books or magazines ti
give or exchange, and all wishing for
reuding matter to call.
A BUBN1NG CMIMNgy.
Salt and Water Pol a Quietus lo
Threatening Flames.
A tire alarm from Nob hill hose
House ahortly before 7 o'clock last
evening attracted a number of rlreinen
mid interested spectators to the viciiiitv
of the rusldetiia of .I F. Now I in, u
perinte ndont of schools, n short dis
tance northwest of the Main street
bridge. The llauivs were coining out
of the chimney ol the house threaten
ingly. Will CooKjr and Ray Robhins,
of Nob Hill company, No. 8, and Dean
Sbull, of Alert company, climbed to
the roof, poured a couple uf buckets
of wutor and some salt down the
chimney und tbut sett led the trouble.
It all buppeiiod so quickly that peopit
who rushed over u few minutes after
tin- nlnrui found durkness und disap
pointment, and many of them eulildo't
even liiul where the tire had been.
DEATH OF OAKLBY JOHNSON.
A Dentist or Milton the Vlellm or Paver
and Blood Poisoning.
Dr. Oakley Johnson, a dentist of
Milton, died ut o'clock Thursday
morning at La Grand, whither he
hud gone throe weeks ago on account
of an BOflidant to Adam Crnasuittli, his
other-in-law, whu hud bin band blown
off ill uii eeiv lent- guB explosion.
8hurtlv aiu r his arrival ut La Grande
he was tukon ill and it dually do
vlopod into u condition of blood poison
lug, lb- was married about u vear ago
to the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Crossman. He was a Knight of
Pythias and aged about JO years.
The bodv was brought to Pendleton
this morning and transferred to the
train for Walla Walla, where the
funeral will lie held today under the
aiiBpices of the Knight. The remains
were accompanied bv the widow, Mr,
and Mrs. Crossman and Mrs. Kalen
dvke. Deceased was a ann of Oakley John
son, sr., well known as a former en
gineer on the w. . j. "., now
... , t. , ,
farmer nenr wnna vnii.
A Monster Devil Fish.
hnalrm-inn it- victim is a tVPB of
,.niialiinlliin 1 IP rvHVIT II tlltS Pllir
dermis ma I ad v is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There 8
no he-ilth till it's overcome Rut lr
King's New Life Pills nre a safe ami
,-prtain cure. Rest in the worm tor
stomach, liver, kidneys and OOWOII
Onlv IS cents at Tallman A Co's drug
store.
REFORM SCHOOL LIBRARY.
It Owes Its Beginning lo in rarua
mentary Club of Pendleton.
I Vr., Pit -11. Ore.. Jan 10. To the
Kditor -The matron of the reform
school, at Salem, writes that the
library there, started as some will
doubtless remember, by the 1'arlinin
an tart Club. of Pendleton, several
years aao. is proving verv satisfactory
and has now over three hundred Isniks.
The lieht of our local clubs lias lieen
mow hat dimmed this season, owing
to the fact that they have not .ivailcil
themselves of the opportunities always
so courteously auorueii iiiem m ion
press, to tell of their work. It has
been ultimate ! t hat remlleton s chips
nre not the wu eawage organ izai ion
thai I hey hnve proved t hemselves to ho
in the nnst.
Mere notoriety lerliiinlv is Pol lo no
lesired. either by individuals or the
lub. hot the more the club shows
itself interested in all that the clilh
vervw here -stands for. the more It
hows the community that it is not
smnll, narrow "mutual admiration
society, made up of few "faddists.
but a living power to be counted On
for furthering nil sorts of good works,
tin- bettor lor the dub and the better
for the plnce where thnt club exists.
A t 1,1 li i I 'I nr.it.
A Frightful Blunaar
Will often cause a horrible tiiirn, scald,
ut or bruise Rucklen's Arnica Salve,
tli' best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal It. Lures old sores.
aver sores, ulcers, boil-, teloiis, corns, all
skin eruptions, best pile cure on earth.
Inly '4.V. a box. Cure guarant I Sold
by Tallman fc t'o.. druggists.
Arrivals ai Hotel Pendleton.
I relerick Warde, New York.
Miss Mny Warde, New York.
0 W Avery, Hitighnm Springs.
Kurt Miller, lirants Falls.
K Reynolds, Taconia.
OH Brock, jr. Omana,
Mrs V W Wl lor, Wnitsburg.
B B Howard mid wife, Wailshitr.
I I F lb ml rv I , l.awton .
Il Sbults, Spokane.
J Woolov, Portland.
A S lloatlleld, Spokane.
w .i Clarke. Portland,
.1 M Hartley, Portland.
R n MoClean. Portland,
i ; H Voangman, Portland,
i: it Ciiiiiaii, Portland,
R K Stephenson, Spokane.
Uwf Kerske, N- w York.
J Krageti, Sun Francisco.
K Roaantha), Olaroland, 0.
J 0 Mackiniioii, lireal Northern.
J A Allison, Portland.
.1 W Casoii, Portland.
1 R Webster, Portland.
A P Rradburv, Portland.
II It Rlood, Carlton.
F. (' Rronson, Tucoma, Wash.
.1 K Deliornan, Lstwiaton, Neb.
CASTOR I A
Bears the Iguatuieuf CBABi H Fi.STcaa
la uae for more thau thirty yrars. mod
IXt Kind Yum .(aw Almii Jinrkl.
AT A DINNER
i't ntUrr Bjurml KfAlhvrlOK ol uittu llie
t i WINK!- - ml IPI KH .eiwit
1 111 1 1 y
iii-re
crlticihu'l Until tit qUHlitlly -
Give your Kuaali a Utt ul wl.nl it really
..-., nut a nurllat il noiiietlilug iiillffriaiit
rienl III a our orders i. i i ,- , ... , .1 what
wa aud will ba blfti gjrauV Hera arc notnc
i . 1 o ' I- s i- ure tine lUvured
Old Crow Wliikkay, l 0o per quart Luttlft
McHraur Whiekey. $1 ou i n
rorl wuif, WCaMUklt 'Uarl buttle
KaJt rry wine, X,U ill per QVftrl lulile
Uf Qeo Ellen Wine Vaults.
A. KLINK A CO.,
Court Street, near Johnson.
Partners Custom Mill
Fred YV altera, Froprletor.
L'apavllr, 150 barrels a day.
riuur aaeajaaged tor wtteat
riour, Mill Keen, Cbopped Keel. eu.. always
uu baud.
BAD COLDS
uuiiiine la Urn yean beliind. lAjlde du ut
have u. Im eiiduroiJ MKMirX'h liVNAkHC TAB
TLM IcalltMl iiynaiiiii. Iroui their euergty, ervwd a
aeek'a urUiitary treutiitent latu twelve buura avuJ
n 1 1 tii worst u( uulds oter night.
"It wae the wurst caee uf grip I avfj haul A ij.iI
duaen triencU bad eure vures. MUll it htuig uas
Ueawd "I the 1, NAklK' TAHl I.U Ti. Bl) att m
merit they atiiptal 'i ihnUI tunl auugfa tli rtrat
night 1 i ndorse snd reAruuitnend Un bi to tiie ueo
plt " BAhtf I I.KNU-V, . attain be 1 U-t.gratee
,.i,t Attumey, IU1 nai.avuv etreet, rmn Kranvinvu.
JlllfJ 1VM
"Winter oolds hm t- aliays btieii eeriuus tilings to
pat. The. ure hnl antl stay fur nionUis. But tbe
Lt v, etupfautl auddeijlv b Wf MK1.' hVNAklli
I hi I i..v Both vuugh aitd vt4d j.j., ai in
s euule tdl titk a Sutillltg elee dues this luff Hii "
alflftj KktkaVL Htjt.UN. 14 Muea 144., aWu J'ruu
cieuu. Aug. tj, 'uu
"I Um tnmd th- street trum whn af KNDM.'tt
li SAMIOTAIKM.KHare utodv lliut lalioa I Unst
i-. ' tueUi. J bey sUp uulds witiluut nutice 1 tuuk
a duae-u Lukes with tuv fur tdf and Irienlns wbeit I
Want tu NuUit." H I VAN WiNKLK, (adtatJiet,
'. 17 Wseliinglun Street, Kan Knuiuiseu. Auguat 1U,
1UUU.
Bajl)puatBajii lor J 'cenU In sUuntM br INLAND
i'lllltj to. Waaihiiialloa (Street, ban rfeiituauu
Ale an gale by uur lueal agent, KoKfPlWB
I'll.AKHACi
Daily Baat O ragout an, delivered
came-, only 15 caota a weak.
REFUSES TO RECONSIDER.
judaa Lowell Will Not Be a Member oT
the Text Rook Ceranlsslon.
Since the announcement a week ago
of the memberahip oi the state text
Isook commission and the prompt de
clination of a poeition thereon by Ka-
ludge Stephen A. Lowell ol this city,
wboee reasons for his action were
given to the public through these
columns, there has been a general
effort to induce Mr. Lowell to recon
sider his refusal to serve, the governor
having thus far declined to make an
other appointment in his place.
The efTort. However, nns proven un
availing, the judge believing that
clncators nre entitled to n larger rep.
reeentation upon the commission than
has been accorded them, and that if
the governor will fill his place with a
practical teacher Co state will have
been better served by his declining
than accepting: and so believing the
followng letter was last evening mailed
to the executive :
Pendleton, Jan. lO.-IIon. T. T.
i leer, (iovernor of Oregon. Hear Sir:
1 have given deliberate consideration
to your telegram asking me lo roentl
sider mv declination to serve on the
state text book commission, and beg to
assure you of mv deep appreciation of
the confidence such request implies,
hut I am still of the linn opinion that
the views publicly stated when 1 de
i lined the honor are sound und correct,
nnd I cannot agree with yon that the
Daly law either in terms, by implica
tion or by the circumstances of its on
nctment, precludes the appointment of
educators.
I accord to von, however, entire
gissl faith, and recognize the high
character and pre eminent tnlents ol
Messrs. Scott. I .add, Colvig and Camp
boll, but am convinced that the com
mission will la strengthened by the
adalton ol another practloa) teacher,
mni therefore must insist boob declin
ing. In do I Of, so, I venture again to re
spectfully express the hope that the
Baatarn Oregon representative upon the
hoard may In one ol the ninny able,
fearless men here engaged in educa
tional work. Vary trulv
BTBPRBM A. LOWILL,
I I Iihs been fully demonstrated thai
l'.lv's Cream Balm is n specific for
nasnl catarrh and cold in the head.
This distinction has been achieved
only as us the result of continued suc
cessful use. A morbid condition of
the membrane in the nasal passages
can be cured by this purifying and
htmling treatment. Sold bv druggists
or it will be mailed for M) cents by
Fly brothers, i'' Warren streit, New
Y'ork. It spreads over the membrane,
is absorbed and relief is immediate.
As to Prescriptions
r4-rn
wr-swe-r.
when physicians recommend you to
have them compounded by us, what
disss that moan? Kiuiply the certainty
on their part that you will get exactly
what is prescrilasl the right quantity
Bid the right quality, which le evou
more ImporBMa, Rut we go further
than that, for we take holiest pride in
our skill in comsmnding.
BROOK A MoGOMAS
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Builaing Paper,
Tar Paper.
Mouldings.
Pickets,
Lime and (dement,
Brick and Sand,
Sash and Doors,
Screen Doors A Windows,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alt St., opp. Court Hotuse.
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No Dull Days at Our Store.
A few sample i filiations being maile during our
Uth Annual Clearance Sale
10 pieces changeable TAFFF.AT.A
Silk regular gfjOi clearance price
44c.
35 pieces all silk
II lignc regular 25c clearance IfC
35 ligne regular 35c clearance iSc
One lot ROYS' SBOFH siren '.,
to l)di regulnr price g,00 clcurnnee
price $1.4S.
I PLUSH I Vt'K I TS, regular llA.ftfl
clearance 18.35, Regular 39, clear
mice $lt,80.
Boys' and Men's Winter Caps
iM'tMll.lt M1I
IV
aoc
Clearance price i jr
The Peoples
THE LEADER 9.
Indian
A N
Fine Blankets
Are untile
The Pendleton
I '1 -Millet
For couch covers, tut nishmp.s lor ;i "ih-n,
Penilleton Woolen Mills Indian Kid" - .in
Write tin Mills.
tin
Hotel Pendleton
Under New
Strictly First-Class
Excellent Colslne.
Every Modern
CoDvoQieocti
Her and Billiard Room.
The Kest Hotel
Van Dran Bros., Props.
1 . rss
Byers' Best Flour...
To make good hrt-ad get Hyttra' Dent Flour it took fiiet
premium at the Chicago World's Fair, ovci all comiietl
tlon, and gives excellent aailaiactlou wherever used
itvery sack la guaranteed. We have the Iseat Steam
Rolled Barley, Becd Rye and Ueardleaa L'arlcy.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. H. MYERS Prop. Brrt. Shorts, fctc.
AMERICAN PLAN.
$3.00 per Day and Upwards
THE PORTLAND
HORTLANI), OHKliON-
Special Katea to Uaalern Oregon people
for touriet aud cooainef clal travelera.
THE EAST OREGONIAN.
fl pieces Plnid All WikiI Press
(iOOOl, regulnr price Hoc elenrnnce
price ggta.
Moive Ribbon
JO ligni ttg. oc clearance 15c
40 ligtu- reg. AOl I IMHIBCM Joe
One lot Mlssi s BtfOBS, sixes
il'.. t.
regular price i?.isi clear-
1
price t,g
Figured nnd pin in I LP AO A
SKIRTS, regulnr price 1.'J5, clear
mice price Mc,
Warehouse
Robes
1
by I he
Woolen Mills
on. Oregon.
" cozy cornera, etc.
juai the thing,
rianagemeni
i.
Give Us a Trial.
Kates $2.00 a day
Special Hates by
Week or month
tloadquarters for Traveling Men
In Eastern Oregon.
Successors to J. E. Moore
1 meat Motel
tbe Pacific
North weal
vUitlug Mortland. tleadquartcra
rl. C. now i-ks, Manager.
The Paver el tbe People.
Bveryboey teat It.
The Lartest Clreulatloo.
Best aaverlislae a.Slura.
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