CLEARANCE SALE
NOW GOING ON.
(MORE FOOTBALL PERHAPS.
Talk of Having tha Happnar Taara Cama
I to Pendleton to Play.
I W. K. Itr..rk. nl Brock & McCoidbk,
and T. W. Aver, jr., of Tall 'nan A
00. , wee qui tip well pleased at news
received from Heupner yesterday.
1. ealey Matlock, of Hoppner", who fa
visiting here, an well aa quite a iinm
ber 01 Pendleton people who are
friendly to the people of Morrow
Bargains for Everyone
Lid and Silver Buttons, Tips anr1 several
other articles received by express.
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
l.VTi Kl' JANUARY 18, 1901.
work and will become even more
cloaely identified with the buiinen
intereat of Portland and the Northwest.
AVES THE 0. R. & N. U).
u Rurlburt, Coneral Paessnaer
, . T I. llM HI....
Ilini. neaian m r
lor"' .. ..
mianatioii f . h, minium,
' ra i paeeengnr agent of the Oregon
Elroail Navigation company lor
fpinl nine year, remove one ui
hriloC' HM'II 'il Mllil WOii:r ttou
k((tb iiiohI popular railroad men
1,1,,. , itrv. II in rcngnal ih io
(t.ff.'ct January if. tl MMcwnf
not yet namett. nir. nun nun
to i'li'iililv hniiMi'ii w mi tin-
Ufl. I. ..I 1 I ' ... HUB.
wriii . u i loiu-im iwiifiii ("in-
y, of I'ort liiml, ! WHICH rim B,
t'k, well known in Pendleton, il
I. XDa elcitric rnun, running
Portland and Oregon city, was
golly purchased nv M"rnn v wiiite-
reorganisation ni mi im
la aecai and Mr. 1 1 i Ibtrrt will
-I . t ..... ......
-itti,' tin- pr 'Mili'lli oi nil- now iniii-
w 1 1 : i 1 1 i- to ho known an the
niiinii uihI Oregon City railway com-
KM.
' II. Ilnrlhiirt cntorcil tho railroad
In !.(), unci hllri hi'on III tho i
fttcs tor .ill veiirM, v. lllioui it un auuu
than u week nt a time. Me
at lift puHenger agent of the
I Mi--..uri railroad, then travel-
'fsot of the Burlington A- Miasonri
ar. in no huh npiioiiiieii .iiinio
inMB'iiuor agent ot the Chicago,
limiton v Uuinev, and aiiliNeiiueul-
I'llne general traveling agent
m.nl. .htniinrv I. I H tl . he
lipioiiih'il general KiiHtern pass
ar agent of tho Canada (Southern,
I in Si'itemher, IHHI, he liecame
ml pmonger agent ol that road.
Annl III, IHHI. .to .Innuarv 1,
K, In- me- general Woritorn agent of
p New nrk , Lake Krie A Western,
IClnc.K" Then he apent a year as
BifUnt general imshongnr agent ol
Union Pacific, at han FranclSM.
hi' wiih truiiHlerred to the same
antion at I'lirtlnnd. and kept it until
alien ho was made general pa-
r agent ( the O. K. V N. Co.,
poiitimi which he now relin-
a.
i uh a railroad man and as a
ii, iio is faithful, sincere and
if II.. iu u I . I i , t ; t
.1 Ixlilin.a aunli tl,., lift!,! ill ilm
tin Hartford. His age is one of
tent- ol ma lite, no is nom
II, llMll I B Ull.l II It.Ollltt.
M', ...... -
i everv hoiiho ol tho word. He
.11,., i WAV C. on I, il-iin.
nr ami good will, as well as that
l. imi.li.. II.. .. ,11 I... numb to
Wilis worth in h's new line of
53
' your Hair
worth One Dollar 7
If to, I i u lottloof Nuwbro'a llerpi
Oil ' aiul t Unit itauilrutT that Is
aiarly but turely roonurlus you Laid.
HI WUHO S Ht RPIOIUl
ily i iiiatralluii on the murket
Unto ,ik H,i up it fr t 1. tiaa
I "HI, inn' Unit kill. tin, ml. ml. nt work
in lln' imir root, tliun lU.lroyin tlte
2Jii uiul l oiiMijueutly removing llic
Ooelrlal win wnvliK'o you, thcuuuu
it Omi this douhUug Tluuuas ' ' :
SS Ke.HCISCU, V-au. lux-. I. .
wiwii I ijuhtlliul UitUuf iitlliMlUUu.
yminiiiiH Ad. Ilk, tl.r luftjurlty uf.iK-li
rl"i ill im, I thoiiglii It wuuld iiruvf h
,' ; I ma Immiy I'liulatliallliluttiiaU,
iii-i' ii iiioru, iiiMi, vou flfftliit for II. Ily
auusruttiui! riUll. BMiwctliilly,
An . 1(. KLi.r .llSSDivUuiUo, Ut.
jMaa all Flnt-Clan Dru Stoeu.
Htat or Ohio, citt or Toledo i .
Lucas Coumtv. t
Frank J. (,'htnay makes natb that he is tbr
iMilnr iwrini'r cil the firm of r. .1 I'lieni'i it, On.,
i i In the city ol Toledo, county
anil mstc aloresahl, and that ssiil Arm will pay
tin- mm ol One Hundred Dollar lor each and
every case of (lutarrh that esiinot tie cured ny
tin- use of lltilr Catarrh Cure.
Htvorn to before me and subscribed In my
presence this ftth day of December, A.
I b. larsi.
Notary Public.
Hull - Catarrb ('ure Is taken Internally and
sets directly on the blood and mucous auffaecs
of the system Hernl lor testimonials, tree.
F. J ' HKSKY A CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Kohl by drunlsts, 7&c.
Mali's Family Pills are the beat.
EPICURES IMPOSED UPON.
A Story at An Addendum to tha Jaek
abblt Drive.
.lack Craig .ind Warren (tilths have
returned from the southern part of the
state und 1. J. Wilaon is expected
home the latter part of no it week.
The three have made a three-months'
tour of 1 1 runt. Wheeler ami Cilliam
counties on a photographers' tour.
While at Kcho Messrs. Craig and (iihba
heard a strange storv. They state
that after the rabbit drive of
last Sunday the dead unimals were
ahipped to Portland ami palmed off
upon the uiiHUspectiug dealers of that
city at $1! per dozei: as Helgian hares.
Alao, that the restaurants kept up the
lioux and placed the game before tbeir
gueats at 71 cent, per plate These
stories are monatroua, am! would lead
a wrson tosusiect that Joe Munchaiiin
were again alive.
A Frightful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible num. soald,
cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Halve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures old sores,
fever sorea, ulcers, bolls, felons, corns, all
sklu eruptions; heat pile cure on eartb.
Only 26c. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by Tallman a Co., drugglata.
Katie Emrnott Coming.
' The simple announcement that Mr.
Lnriu J. Howard, will present Merry
Katie Enimett in the thrilling comedy
drama, "The Now Waife of New
York," at Fraaer opera houee, Thurs
day, Jauuarv 16 will be enough to in
ure a packed bouae. No lady on the
stage haa as wide a reputation as a
aouurette nor one so honestly earned in
legitimate ways and no play of life in
New York has received auch tinatinted
praiae frum the critics aa haa "The
Waife. " In tbe leading role of Lillie
Kufua tbe newaboy Katie Kuimett ia at
ber beat and disss some very effective
comedy work. Khe ia aurroumJed by
onb of tbe beet of companies which la
eludes tho corned iau Loriu J. Howard.
A Bloaaier Oeall Plan.
Deetroying ita victim ii a tip. of
constipation. The power of this mur
derous malady ia felt on organs ami
nerves and muaclea and brain. There's
no health till it'a overcome Hut Dr.
King's New Life Pills are a safe and
carlaiu cure. Beat in tbe world for
atooiacb, liver, kidueys and bowels
Only 2ft cents at Tallman & Co's drug
store.
arrivals at Moial Pendleton.
K W bartiett, La Uraude.
i. H Kichardsou Portland.
K M Me I inline 1 1 . Chicago.
N C Hardy, Portland.
I II Newell, Spokane.
P E Hunsucker.
Win Muyer, Portlaud.
C M Smith, Portlaud.
O II Hellinger, Portland.
Fred K Korbea, Portland.
C M Kowler, Portlaud,
J II Kloeckner, Portland.
S Sterling, San Francisco.
Ham Ofner, Chicago.
J J Burns. Portland.
W F Hilton. Portland.
U WIU Be Vau
A blood purifier and tissue builder is
Karl's Clover Root Tea. Sold for half
a uenturv on our guarantee. Money
refuniluu if results are not nalislai lory
Price 26 eta. and 60 cts. Tallmau &
Oo.
J. W BANCROFT, Prop.
i. i' ll.'X'i, and i..-' par day, afaaut Ukr
SiKeial ham by the month
Beat Hotel in the ulty for Ka BtlUS
Hu to all limn- free sample rouau
hleetrle lights aud Steam heal.
Fire-proof building
Cor. Court and Johnson Sts.
PENDLETON, OREGON
county's capital, also came in for an
elation more or less pronounced. The
reason for this was given in telegrams
and telephone messages received an
nouncing that the Hoppner football
team had defeated the Multnomah
team on Friday, tbe 11th, by a score of
10 to 0, the game taking place on the
grounds of the victors.
. The result bss given a galvanic shock
to the sport of football in Pend'etrn,
and there is now some talk of inviting
Heppner to come to this city to play
the Pendleton aendemy team. Tbe
latter has passed through tho season
without a defeat and with four credi
table victories to its credit, nnd there
are many who would like to witness
pint one, only one more gotsi game ne
e the ttovs park their softs awav
with camphor gum protection, not to
be dlsturhed until nevt year, ine
team, could easilv have Tompleton, the
coach, who is now at Lewiston, Idaho,
come back and play, in case the game
should be arranged. Lester Lewis is
at Portland, and be, too. coald be
secured. A final decision has not la-en
reached, and Manager Robert Poud
will think the subject over and discuss
it in its curious benrings, In-fore an
nouncing tlij result.
Parts Exposition Prizes.
The United States received more
prizes at the Paris exposition than anv
other nation, except France. The total
being His;, it is also a rumarkanie
fait, that though the inhabitant of
every country suffers from digestive
troubles, and though every clime offers
some alleviative therefrom, t remains
for America to produce an absolutely
reliable remedy for such common dis
eases, llns remeilv is Hostellers
Stomach Hitters. Half a century ago,
It was placed upon the market, and
from that day to this, it haa never
been equalled. It has an almost un
paralleled record for tbe cure of dys
pespia, indigestion, constipation, sick
leaclache.sonr stomach, ncic n nig, Heart
burn, norvousness, Istigue, insomnia,
or anv otner tiisturnnnce ot tire
stomach. He sore to give it a trial.
CAMAS V ALLKY NOTES
Dr. SI. V. Turley la a Very Mrs Man at
Alba; to Petition County Court
I ho Fast Oregoninu is indebted to tbe
Ukiab Sentinel for the following
items :
Walt Boyntoti was on the sick list
last week.
A telephone line between here and
the interior wonhl be a paying pro
position for some body.
Southern I mat ilia i"iiiny is rapimie
of supporting twice its present popula
tion. Il you are looking lor a location
it will pay you to inspect tins section.
Mr. liesling uiin wile oi i emneton
were in town Sunday on tiieir way to
Middle Fork, where Mr. liesluii; hus a
position as foreman of the Ham Rey
nolds ranch.
Mrs. M. V. Turlev arrived t Alba
early Tuesday morning from Walla
Wallu, to lai at tbe liedaide nl her hus
band who is a very sick man at that
place.
Otnte a uumlier ol teams are hauling
liars to liespu ill's sawmill nt present.
If the present weather continues fur a
month people can get lots of lumber of
all kinds at tbe t'kiah sawmill in the
spring.
A petit i, in will he presented to tne
county court at its next session asking
that the public square in I'kiah be
laid off into lets and sold, and tne
linseeds used for the construction ef
a public ball. If the court grants tbe
petition, which it iin.lonltledly w III,
some I'boice business lols eau be
secnrei I.
at a
THE PILOT ROCK NEIGHBORHOOD.
One Case of Smallpox at Pilot Rock ana
Several In tha vicinity.
Pilot Ilock, Ore., Jan. 11. A very
pleasant surprise partv was uiveB
Grandma Folsoni Wednesday eveniru)
in honor ol her nth hirtlidav
Mrs. Frank Wright is visiting ber
Eirents, Mr. and Mrs. Ogtlvv, on
ircb creek.
Mrs. (iiiult aud Mrs. Aetoh viaited
Mrs. Luhrs Wodneedcy at her home on
Stewart creek.
Horn to the wile of Lou Knotta, a
son.
Frank Done, who has been ill with
smallpox is reeoveritig. There are
several more cases in the vicinity, but
this is tbe '.nil one reported in town.
I he uiusicale given at the home of
Mr. aud Mrs. A. C. Hemphill 1'ueHduv
eveniug was a very pleasant affair
. .. n-A : . " l. l I
niter usieiiing to noutu cuviuv itrtov
tiuus the gueats were invited to partake
of a bountiful luncheon, those
preseut were: Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Hemphill, Mrs. J. M. Hemphill, Mr.
aud Mrs. Cottrell, Rev. and Mrs.
Hunderiuan, Miss Warren, Etta Smith,
of Eugene, Adella Mulkey, tiext.
Curnes, Steve Done and Carl fleinp
bill. Little Hazel March has been
quite ill for several days but is now
i oil va lesi on t.
W. H. Eveans ia iu Pendleton tllis
week attending the bedside of Ins
wife, who is ill at that place.
There will be a basket social ut the
Plainivew achool bouse Friday even
lug, It belli the close of Miss Viva
Warreu 'a achool . VOX.
POTATOES
A No. i Oregon Uurbunks (or aale in carload lots.
AddreM VAN OKSDALl & ROSS,
Pendleton, Oregon.
have not been able to break 66 per cent
of bluerocks shot at. They will be al
lowed a second trial at all missed on
first attempt.
Time, Plaee and Number.
The contest will take place on the
aecond rtaudav of each month, com
mencing at io o'clock a. m. Each
member will be allowed to shoot at 2?
bluerocks on the first round. The
extra chances tone given him will then
be decided according to the above
stipulation. A careful record of the
shooting will be kept.
The winner of the medal will be en
titled to ftoeaassion thereof for one
month only at a time. No matter how
many times a member may win it con
secutively It does not become his prop
erty. The medal shall always remain
the' property ot the association.
RAISING $10,000 IN SALE.
Tha Heresy Is ta Be Usee to BitabliSR T.
si. C. A. Bpaneh.
Salem tamiple are snbscrining to a
tlO.OOO Young Men's Chrisitan As
sociation fund. Already there is one
pledge of SIOOO, two of flO0 each and
six Of flOO each. Tbe eommitsee hav
ing in charge the raising of the money
are oot in a card asking for four more
tl00 snhsoTiptione. If the full amount
of the fnnd is to be raised one would
think tbat many more flOO subscrip
tions -vonld be needed, and several
larger ones as well. To raise $10,000
it is necesearv to secure at least, fSOOD
in large subscriptions. Tbe "little
fellows" usually give about one-half of
nv fund raised by subscription, and
it Is almost impossible to aeenre more
from them. If the 'big fellows" sub
scribe only "little fellow" amounts
then tbe s'nbscripitun ia bound to be a
failure. Those who start out to raise
funds bv subscription must remember
that it ia necessary to secure at least
one-half the amount tbev need before
they commence taking subscriptions,
which do not amount Ut fully 2 per
cent of t in- face of the full amount
they wish to raise.
Look at Tour Pase,
And see if it is reflecting health or
disease Karl's Clover Root Tea
beautifies the face and complexion, and
assures perfect health All druggists
26 cents and 60 centa Money refunded
if resnlts are not satisfactory, lallmnn
A Co.
TO THE POORHOUSE.
The Predleament of a Farmer Citizen of
Grant County.
Herman Worcester, aged 711 years,
has j net become an inmate of the Mult
nomah county poorhbuse. He had no
other place to go in hia old age. Mr.
Worcester settle. I in Orant county,
Eastern Oregon, where be obtained a
fair start years ago. He worked hard,
it ia said, and when he came to Port
land in lHHl be was independent, ami
had an opportunity to profit nv tbe
speculation in booming real estate.
He handled hi savings cautiously and
placed several hundred dollar in the
Portlati l Having hank, where he aup
noeed that it would always be ssfe.
But the upheaval of the unnatural
conditions in tbe new community
came, and bis savings, like many
others, were swept away. He never
recovered enough to pay for a mouth's
keeping. The reflection that he was
among the old-timers and that the
chance of fortune went against him Is
the moat dismal portion of the old
man' lot. He has a brother Whoe
whereabout are unknown.
CASTORIA
Bean tha algaatur ot Caaa. It. Fi-a 1 1
la ua lor more than thirty years, ami
Tkl hind 'M Jdsvt Alwju
Mayor Harris, of KiMteaje, has iMued
an -older tu (he police for tbe enforce
ment of the laws and city ordinsiicee
in regard to gambling. The order has
been served on all persons who were
supposed to be sMoaaucting gambling
games, and all the Usual haunts are
closed.
SPORTSMEN MOLD MEETING.
Butte Handicap System Will Ba Used In
Gold Medal Conteat.
The Peiidleton sportsmen's Aisjiooia
tioti held a meeting last eveuiua, at
which there waa a good attendance and
much interest. Tbe question ut' great
Sitn and moment was tbe maimer of
ecidiug ownership ol tbe elegant uew
gold medal. After plenty ol discussion
aud comparison of views it waa de
cided to award tbe medal to tbe best
shooter according to tbe Butte haudi
cap system. Tbe members of tbe asso
ciatiou are divided into (our classes,
as follows: H. J. Stilluiau, A. D,
Htillmau, J. M. Spence, William Hock,
Fat Turner, C. Hamilton A. L. He-
apain aud F. W. Waita constitute the
first class. The records of the club
show that they average breaking 80
per cent or more of the bluerocks
thrown Irom the trap. They are ea
rn .."I ouly to tbe nuiuljer they l.tnas
There are no members in the aaoond
cl as at present but it wuuld include
all whom the club records show have
broken on an average between 76 aud
HO per cent of the targets thrown. If
there were anv members in this class
they would be allowed a second trial
at 25 per. cent cf tbe bluerocks missed
on lust trial, the third cluaa is com
posed of Bill Lane, Orve Turner and
Drew tirithu who have been able to
break from ' to 76 per cent of
bluerocks thrown out fur them to
blaze awav at. flute will be alio
second triul at hall the nutiilier m
on first trial- All tbe other members
of the olub constitute clase l who
7 sTdrTaT ' Ba BBSf m
SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.
Rev. Burnetts, ot Helix, Will Oesupy
Christian Chureh Pulpit.
Christian chnrch Services are held
in tho CoTigTegational house of wor
ship. Sunday school At 10 a. m. ;
SenioT Endeavor at 6:46 p. m. ; preach
ing at 11 a. B. and 7:M p. m. P. R.
Bnntette, pastor of the Christisn
church at Helix, will occupy tbe
pulpit both morning and evening.
Chnrch of the Redeemer--Hivine
service tomorrow, first Sunday after
the Kpipbany. at boore aa follows:
Celebration ef the Holy Communion
at R a en. Snmlav achool a 10 a. m.:
morning prayer and lltiany at 11 a.
iu. , ovi-lilHg irvwi it. -i p.
Methodist Kpisoopal chBrch, south
Rev. W. R. tiray. pastor, is at
Covello, Wash., assisting the pastor of
that charge in conducting revival ser
vices, consetiuentlv, there will Is- no
services held.
St. Mary chnrch -Low uiaas, s.
tn.; high mass, 10:30 a. Be.) Snndsv
school, S p. m.; rosary am". Itenedie
tion, 7 :30 p. m.
A Oood Thing.
Our great-grand mothers' garrets
contained the same herl of all heal
ing foumf in Karl's Clover Root, Tea.
Thev gave our ancestors strength, kept
the Vilood pure, snd will do the same
for you if yon say so. Price 85 ct
and 60 cts. Tallman A Co. , leading
drutrgists.
Saint Paul's Sshool.
A boarding and lav school for girls,
at Walla Walla. Wash. Spring term
begins January LV, ItSOl .
Mrs. Mollie Ryncaron, widow of
the late A. W. Kynoarsmi, of l.a
ttrnnde died at her ! mm- iu that
town, Thursday, aged Vt years. Mr.
and Sirs. Rynearson came toflat ( ramie
in lHfiti from Indiana ami resided there
until their deaths. Mrs. Rynearson
lesves to mourn her loss three daugh
ter anil a granddnughter, the death
of Mr. Rynearmn hnvimt occurred May
Jo, lKMfl.
As to Prescriptions
alien pbyaiciana recommend you to
have them compounded by ua, what
does that mean? Simply the certainty
on their part that you will get exactly
what i prescribed tbe right quantity
and the right quality, which la even
more important. Hut we go furl her
than that, (or we take honest pride in
our skill in compounding.
BROOK Sl McCOMAS
DRUGGISTS
Corner Main and Court Sta., Pendleton.
AT A DINNtiK
Or otlutf .octal gathering ol ui.u lbs ,uniy
ol tb Vtll8 aud l.lgt'iKS aareed la uiun
crltlriaad than lb ituantiiy
tllva your gueata a taste ol what ta really
good, uol a surHat oi eeiaetuiag lUdiSersnl
aeti.i u,- your oruer. mid me iiuaiiiy oi wbat
aa stud will I higii grade Hue are SSBM
prie.ee i ue goon . re n ua net or en
old CrOW Whlakey, II oo per ipieit liottle .
MrHrayer Whiakey, l uo per iia.ri bolih
fori wkue, U" Jitaiii. par .piart te.lt..
Sherry wins, XXX, Hi i la pei .juarl boitl.
The Glen Ellen Wine VaulK
A. KLINE & 00.,
Court Street, near Juhnaoii.
Farmers Custom Mill
Frael w altera. Proprietor.
Capacity, loll barrels a day.
Plour exchanged fur wbeal.
s Him Mih Seed, C be fS Peed etc., alw.yi
00 hand.
BAD COLDS
Omen,, in ten icm beliiiei l.oUut du nut nun
liatr to U , n.Mo.l MKlflKv:KYIAU10TAH
1 1JH (celled dynauiii In.ia tltif Srgy iro'l
we Mi', ordinary Ue.lui.iit hikt tveW'e In.uaS inl
ahurt the wuret of cold, oier uiffit
"II im tn, wont ceee of grip I ever luui. A IteJf
duaeu friend, had aure uuree. bull it liiuur mi
Itearii of u PWAIIIi' I Alii l.tj. To in! ganu,
ui.ut Umy stopped bud, cold and cough lite lit.!
utahi I easVrm oad eacoaumend tinea to ta u...
pie." lite I At Hh.VI.KV. at MeudS
and AMomay all Saiuaic esaxt, ass "-iislini .
4 oil . . lew.
"Wfntei culila bate alwaya tieen aerioua tiling, to
in, i iw, nu iimu miiu sitiy iim nil,. rtuf lite
lea! ua. .tupped ., ijn. nl by MKMiKL'H HI NAUP
TABOLUI Hotli coygli uul cold diuuptan
aeoaBJe ol day a. Nothing alee due. thaTfori.c
MIC KHMA I. UlilXIN, U U.m. m , gun
;us;o. Aug. n, '..
"1 live fkrus. Ue tto ot iron, .l,eaa lfttNBtlh
HYNayiliTABUUbt.. autda. The I. To. I ,,,,
look Uieui. I'bey atop cold. wlUiout aoaiue. I look
a duaeu bo.ee eltit um for aelf end trtedn. alien I
ami to ... . L. VAN III.M.1.1. Utuitalial
SOU Washington HUoet, Han Kneicleuu. Auguit In
Stiatputtuaid for UeauU in aUunivi tm IkUMi
I U CO. , vjm Witalasatou street. riaaV lieiui,.,,
aaie uy j lueel agent, h'lfcl I'l '.i
Daily ktast Oragoutau, deiiv.red bx
Gamer, only j casta a weak
Llksj Christmas tumw
la the color of tbe ahirta, . ..liars ami
eiiffa tbat are dune up at the IVjmeetic
Laundry. Hants 'lane knows a gisal
tiling when lie - it, and the fault
less beauty of the linen lauudeired
here will eaclte bis admiration, a
well as the man who loves to dreaa
well and have bis linen perfect menhir
and finish.
THE DOMESTIC LAUHUKY
I. f . Kobiiison, Prop.
leleulKJM' 60
No Dull Days at Our S6re.
A few sample reductions beinir made ilnring our
Uth Annual Clearance Sale
10 pieces changeable TAKKKATA
Silk regular 06c, clearance pfiOC
44c.
H pieces Haul All Wool Dress
Goods, regular price ivfic clearance
price nMc.
35 pieces all silk Moive Ribbon
21 ligne rcRttlar 85c cleRrifaCsJ 13c 30 lit-rn rt . 30c clearance 15c
35 liRite regular 351 1 l u.im e rSc 40 ligtie rcu 40c clearance 20c
i Ine lot HOYS' SH0KS siies
to 61, regular prir.- $2.oo clearance
priet. s: is
I mm lot MlHwKfl HiioK.s. sises
IP, j to J, reiiiilar prien $'2.il0 clear
price $1. IM.
J PM SII ,IACKi:TS.regulnr$H
elSSrSESM 1R.S6, Regular $35, ctsBf
a nee 11180,
I iired ami plain f.PACA
SKIRTS, rsgtllsf pries $1 Ml, clear
ance price IU.
Boys' and Men's Winter Caps
ReRtilar priic 51- tv ski foc 751 It. 00
Clraratu e price fji oi .'51 toe 40c 5111-
The Peoples Warehouse
THE LBADBR.
Indian Robes
AND
Fine Blankets
re MMMhl by the
The Pendleton Woolen Mills
I'pndlclon, ()rcKn.
For coiiiji ( livers, (ttraisbijlgl (pi .1 "ileii," coy corners, etc.,
tho Psndlstbn Wootell Mills lmli.iii linlu-- .in; 1 ' 1 st lite tiling.
Writs, tin- Milk.
Hotel Pendleton
Undrr New L'tiiai" to-nl
1
Strictly First-Class
Excellent Cuisine
tuary Modern
ConveniflDw
Give Us 1 Tritl.
Rites $3.00 dij
Spec.! Bates by
Week or moiti
Br and ItlllUrd (looms Headquarter for Travsllng Mss
Ths Best lint. 1 In raslsrn Oregon.
Vn Dran Bros-, Prop..
Sucisjasorit to J. I Moors
The COMMONER
Issued Weekly.
William J. Bryan
tjdltor and fuhliehsr,
Lincoln, Nebraska
Tsrma Hay able Is Ads an. .
On Yssr f 1.0s
si. Msaths . . .Oo
Three Jlosths -J8
blugte Cspy .os
No IrtveliiiK canvassers ate um
ployeil Terpia for local agents
will be sent on application. All
money should In- scut y I'. O.
order, Express ordei, or by bank
draft on New York or ChicaKO.
Do not send individual checks or
stamps.
The Commoner per year with
Weekly Kast Cregoniau . . . . f 2.35
St un Weekly East Oregoinau 2. 85
Daily East Oregonian 5.7
Address
Esst Oregoaisn,
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line
HsstSS SSSf Hrup'a
1 ...'.e Pendleton every day at 7 o'clock
except Sunday, for Pilot Rock, Ny,
Kith, AlUa aiul UkiaJi. utd ac
oomaiodatioiiH Reasonable freight and
pasaenger ratea.
City ufttoa afTaJlaaauf Co's drug
store.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make good biead use HyerV Hat Flour. It took Aist
premium at the Chicago World's Fair, ovsi all compstl
HoS and gives excellent satlafactlon wbcrcvsr used.
Every sack Is guarantee. I We have the beet Htesw
Rolled Barley, See. I Ky and Beurdleas Barley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
W K. MYFHS Prop.
Bran. Start. Etc.
AMERICAN PLAN.
SJ.00 per Dsy and Upwards.
t-teal Metal
the Hssstac
Nsrthwsat
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THE PORTLAND
POHTLANII, OKBQON.
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SotuM Uates to Kaatern Urcauo people vlaiting Portland Maattauartci a
lor touriata and coswncicUil traveler. M. C. BOWBH8, Masaager
THE EAST OREGONIAN. WBSSgSL