East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 21, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAt Our Special Sale this week we offer you the following Bargains: 12 Jackets worth from $9 to $15 will go for $4 75 ia, Capes worth from $7.50 to 1 1 1 will go for 3.75 25 Wool waists worth ti 90 will go for 98 30 pieces of dress goods worth 29c will go for .10 75 Fncinators worth 75c will go for 18 100 Fascinators worth 50c will go for 10 10 Fur collarettes worth from .9 to $12.50 go for. . 4.75 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 75 skirts worth $3.50 will go for $2.90 too skirts worth $3. of) will go for 2.25 250 gowns worth 21.25 will go for 50 This wale lasts lut nn weok only. Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. THE BUYING OF SHKI.P. THKY WILL BE PURCHASED FALL IN FUTURE. IN THE Thursday. ri;m:i'AUY 21. n-oi. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW. Spot pricea, oomblsi MrfltWi nominal. 70 to 7:ic . 0000, 65 10 I7l averag, It tn Mo, Wool In Portland. Portland, I'eh. 21 Wool Valley, 13 to 14c; Eastern Oregnn. S to 11c niohnir. ZW per pound. Price of Wheat ll a Shade Better Than a Wenk Ago. PandlMoo, Fob, II, Tim iirice of wheat i a hIiiiiIo Letter tliini week Ml, LoMl mi Hits nri- naving 45c renin Tor No. 1 rcdi'linf! gird nlob de livered iii the mill !ii"l tt) oent t hngtiel at nutakl warebooeee, W. s. Bvafi imrohom-'l ahum 2d.ikki hiixhoig on Weilnemhu lint paid 44 renin per Imaliel or mi olllniilo lot in oritur to get it exporter hsvini offered 48)2 rente for tin' MUM lot Tin' Href! mill in niukiii! n run on vol low corn inuiil Indav. On Wedneg ilnv it ground WBM rye. The run of tin- in i 1 1 for "ix duyn on wheat, com -iiii'in inn Monday morning:, February ll, ami aloelng roods? moralngi Fob titty 17, iH Htofki'd up in the wure hoime swaitinu shipment. It in con tfOCted lor iii advance. There arc ohout iHck- in the pile. It makeH a pile oOxIkix leet. B peak ing of the cum now heing emit ml Mr. llvem utiitrd that it wag IRgklaS uh K""d tneur an the corn. It wan grown hot ween and Atliuna and i proof conclimive, that corn can he tTOWD tn advantage in tiii region, it ouel Mr. Byeri nearly "ill centM per ImihIicI, or almoHt one cent per pound . Local Market. I'endletoii dealer are paying, the fol lowing priccH for ranch ami farm pro duce : Batter, 40 In 80s par roll. Kggn Ibo per doe, I'otiltoen- ."illc per Nick. Paranlpa, fait per lack. OahhagO 2fl per pound. Tornipa, 71a iht iiki poewda. Turkey Alive, 12 '. per BOMMa Qaaae 2 12 pur dozen. Uhiokena, MJIO to 21 ier doaaa. ihickH i.."ai Mir doaen, Wool In San Ppanolieo. San Praaaiaao, Fab. It. "Wool Spriiiu Nevada. II to I80I KaHtern Draton, I" to lie; VuIIoy Oregon, 14 to ISO, I all Mountain lainlm, !ito IOe San Joaoain plslsa.l to Ta; Humboldt and Mendocino, 0 to lie. Wool In St Louis. Ht. Limn., Fab, 21. Wind, dull and weak; territory and WeHtern medium, IP., to Ift)tj0; tine, IIX to 14'u I coarao, 1 1 10 14c. Wool in Boatoo. HoHton, Fab, 21. There in adeaire to Hell hnldingn hut linyern are (IIHlii- ' dined tO take up all oftorn. Territory wooIh, Hconrod haniH puiilaiia. tine medium aud tine, fi to Hie m-onred. 44 to ."c; Mtaple, 47 to ISc; Utah anil Wyoming', line medium and line, U to ia ; Mcoured. 43 tO tN i Htnple tf to li, 1 1 1 ;i 1 ,1 1 ti in- medium and line, 11 to 1 IV looorad. 4'-' to 480; atapla, 1 1 to 4tic; No. 2 uiedium, l.'i to Uic ; acourod, 40 to 42c. , t , AiiMtraliun aOOll 00 flUrad banin SheepRkiiiH-Shertrline, IB to 200! abort WOOl. IB to .'iric ; medium wnul. K in BOg 1 long wool, t.or to ft aaob, Bnatarn Llvaftonk. Omaha. Keh 21 Cattle-Market ntrntiif 10 lOfl liiifber i native iNMfataara, 14 to IB. 80; WuHteru ataora, 18.70 to T4ilfi; I'exan ateerM, $:t lo f:t.H6 ; i "f ami belfara. !! to $4. Ill; cannera. 2 to 12 K,r ; atockera and feeder. :'..2"i 14 HO: calve. 14 to 7.2.ri, hulla atUkH, 2.rKl to 4. Hotfa Market & to llr liurher heavv. tfi.Htl to tri.Mfi; mixed, V 80 to 16.82; light, fi.Mte H 81 ; hulk anlea. i5.SM to lfi.81. Sheen Market alow but ateady : (air to ehole yearlinga, 14 to 4.7f fair to choice wethera. t4 to 14.0(1 run, in mi, and choice aheep, t:'..7"i to 1MB; lamiiB, 4..'hi to I.. and Chicago, Feb. 21. Cattle Five la 111 centH higher, nutcliera' atock. itaady; cannera, atrone ; good to prune ateera, 4,00tofB DOOf to mi'dium, 18.46 to $4 H0 ; atockera and laadara, aaatern l,AQ to 14.60 1 aoara. 12.60 tu -. if ; Adama I .if,.r. 12 llfi to 14. 2o; cannera, 1.7.r to 12.60; bulla, 12.40 to 14.10; calvea, 24 to lli. 40; Texaa-fed aleers, 4 to V : irraaaeri-, 28.40 to f 4 ; hulla, 2.60 to 8.60. Iloga-Fiveto 10 canta higlicr top, 6.46W miaad and butchers', 2'r -"o 26.47HI MOd to choice, heavv. 16.86 to 2(147' t, : rough, heavy, 15.80 to 16.80; ligiit. 26.10 I086.88H; bulk of aalea, 26.87M l" 8B.4IH. Kheep Ten centa higher lainba, active, atrong tn Be bighar; good to choice wethera 24 to 84.80; fair to mixed, 24. oO to 86.10) Western al p. 24 to 24. 80; Texaa sheep, 11.60 to 88 66; native laiuba, 24.:n In 88.16; Wtstein lamha, IB to 16.16. It Will DO YOU l. mill A hliakl purifier and tissue builder is Karl's Clover Rod Tea. Sold for half a century on our guarantee. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. Price 25 eta. and faJ cts. Tallman A Go. No Longar Praetleal to Buy Tham In ttia Spring and Trail Tham Kail. "Oregon sheep intended for F.aatern markets will hereafter be purchased In the fall, instead oi in the spting," ac cording to 1. A. Carson, a Wyoming buyer, now tn Portland, says the Ore- gon lab. "The reason of this," he continued, "li because starting sneep across Idaho and Wvominn la no longer prac ticable. W'naed to take the sheep jnit ae soon as they were shorn, and BMVa them in hands of flood or 7000 each, crossing Snake river by ferry hoat and permitting them to graze at tbeir taiga F0, making from Ave to eight miles -r day on their journey eastward . The tkicks would spread out all over the aide of a country, cleaning the grass out for a width oi half a mile as they went, and by the time thev reached their destina tion on the feeding grounds of Nebraska, winter would 1k closing in, and the animals would lie in good con dition. "Hut the trails have all baM aettled up of late by stockmen and farmers, who want to use the grasa themselves, and so they will not permit travel ing sheep to crisis their lands. The water ing places. In articular, are now all claimed by 10 ma body i and the iheep rlroVW la obargad at least a cent a head for the privilege of aw taring nil hands in the Snake river vallcv or in ina mountains nl Wyoming. A cent a neim is not much, but it amounts t" l" a dav for a hand of ,00ii Beeldes this, the states ol Idah" and W'votnina have each plaofd an ambargo on travel lag ihaap, qaarariiin- ing the bands for lone perioils anil tax ing them laisidea, in order to prevent the ibaajirataeri ol Oregon and Utah from using the puhlii domain for tem porary pasture rheaa laws were en aiUWtad oatan,llbly for sanitary pur- noaai . but reafly at (he bohaM of the resident sbeepmen, who want the grass for themselves. Whatever may lie the reason, however, (Iregon iheep con no longer he driven across their territory, and so 'trailing' la done lor. "Western men will hereafter buy Oreiron alieen late in the fall niter those who ruined the animals hail summered them, and the stock will l shinned ill douhle-ileck cars, direit ! t- feeding grounds, where they will ht. icil oi rn and iiIihIu hav until lit for the Chicago markel "Holi Foster ol Colorado, was tin last man to trail si eastward. l.:it year he tool; 7000 from F.aatern ( ri gon as for as Soda Sprinus, Idaho, hut was there comnel led to load tlielu on stock curs and freight them In I louver lie had ll hard lime on tin' route, a- every man, woman ami clu'd was n in arms the moment his sheep liovt in sight. The sheep were in very pom order when they reached Soda Springs, ano Foster declared he would never nt- tempt to trail sheep across the country vain. Mv own experience last our ctireil me ol the trailing hiuni III I i panv with D. B. Ciissidav, I hoilght 0000 head in I lantern Mreenn I .r the Iccilintr grounila, mid we ruachexl the edge of the atate layond llakcr Citv. hut could mi no further, and so hung up in the mountain'- there fur ttie summer, wi afterwards sold the stuck to iuirt ice w ho (allelic. I llu'io on heel pulp in the I Irani! Konde vui lev . lor coast 000 suniiitioli. " Mr. ( ars Iiclarea he will not nsik for anv sheep thia spring, hut will hit himsi If to the euast , heal Seaside, lor the summer, and put in the lima dig ging clams while Oregon sheepmen are fattening the Hocks un in hlossonia in the Cascade forest reserve or aiiioiiti the mining claims of the Ulnc mountains. THE ATHENA NEIGHBORHOOD the audience bowed with the reverenoe . . . , , w . V . lue i . old age. i ns characters ove not changiil a great deal, and interest was maintained throughout. A gissl orchestra added to the pleasure of the occasion. The company is a strong one, and some good singing and a num ber of specialties added to the enjoy merit. "I'ncle Tom's Cabin" holds it own with the modern plays and ii house tiller. Wleeleia teleaeephr- Socceasfnl experiments have recently been accompl ished in wireless tele graphy, and its adoption will un doubtedly be a good thing, and revolu tionise many ways oi unipg onsinese. One writer has gone so far as to say that wireless telegraphy is the greatest discovery of the age. We beg to .lifter. Oon't overlook Hostetter'i Stomach Hitters whan yog talk about the great things of the world. This peerless medicine has done more to promote health and settle stomach trouble than anv other medicine in existence. It cures dyspepsia, indigestion, malaria ami constipation. It never fails. Try it ami be sure ami get the geonine. with our private revenue stamp over the neck of the bottle. Hon 'I let t he ilruggist palm off a "anhst'tute. " s Smith, Portland. 0 Holland, Portland, K Brandt. Chicago. 1 I eraus. St I . hi la. Curat, Chicago. 1, Kiwh, M inneapol is. J2aa 9 Harry Osgood, Tacouia. Harrv M Wolf, Chicago, H I. I.aU, New York. Mim I.ee. Spokane. 0 1. lkiwner, Sajkaue. B Harris. .1 Wool ley, Portland. J J Hums, Portland. OAK MuOrew, Weston. 11 P . rnonc Portland 8 F Hbew, Noljn. . co Muiics Nol iii. T W .fackson. Portland. Mao Fiik, lied Uoy Mine. W Steele. H Hixon, Htarbuck, Wash. Pfct llLIAR At CIORN T ON THB N. P. An Aniartean Ragle Run Down Near Psrk River. Idaho. 8 F.sgineer .laiaes J, Nigger of the Northern Pacitic, in making the run from Hope, Idaho, to Spokane on engine No. 5fi2 attached to the through freight, ran O0W0 a bahl eagle, the mhlem of American liberty, woundiiig the glorious bird so seriously that it iiad to Is- killed, says the Spokoaman Review, The accident 0000 trad shortly alter daybreak near the lack liver bridge, bnt juat bow will never la known, as the bird was not dlaoorarad until the train stoicil at Odin, ween il u:is found fast between the bars of the pilot ot the locomotive. One of its w ings was broken ami wklll M t vcrv mOflh alive, it had lost all Its mm Ii vaunted ambition to soar beyond tin' mountain tops. The bird was diapatchtd and the body thrown Upon the lend"! and brought to the roundhouse in Spokane, where tin- re inn ins were viewed with curiosity by scores ol tin- shoi hamls ahil others. The bird measured ill feet from tip to tip oi Us winga and was a mayiiiti cent ipeeigien of ita kind. m ei a A Flreman'i Close Call. "I stuck to my ens i he. nlthougl evcr loint acheil ami every nerve was racked with pain, wtites C. W Itellamv. a locomotive tiremati, ol hurl ingtoti, Iowa. I was wenk and pale, witkiont unv appetite and all rnn down As I was uluiul tu give up 1 got a bottle of Mantria Hitters and, after taking it, I fe't us well as I ever did in my life." Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new hie, strength uud vigor Iroin their gga. Trv them. Satisfaction guaranteed by Tallliuili .V Co. Price M cutltl. BN8U8N CHARLEY'S LIFE. Ran Than Away From Home Rather Harry Hli Rich Couiln. It has been proved conclusively that you can t tell by looking at a toad now far it can jump. Neither can vou tell bv looking at a man what an eventful history he has had. H take all kinds of people to make a city. Pendleton has all kinds, ami eome lett over. Ol one ot these cnaraciers it is iteeireit to speak. "F.nglish Charley" has lieen a resilient ot l enilleton tor years, ami mam of Kil acquaititancee do not even know that his real name is Charles Hammond. He is now the proprietor of the pale blue bootblack stand in front of Pole Smith' place, and savs he is making an honest living and is happy . Disobeyed Hit Father. Hi was a resident of Kngland up to the year 1 ST 1 , w hen be disolsyed his father's wish, expressed in Ins will, that be marry his cousin and keep the fortune in the family. His father was csrtvet manufacturer and disl wealthy. The money cut little ilgure with Charles, and the girl none at all Me was ataiiit N years ohl then, ... left home peon i les. First be went 0 New .calami and engaged in a Mtatorgl hie herding sheep. 1'nring tlie gold PTcilentent he went to Melbourne, Australia, and from there went to tin gold diggings, packing Ins blankets 700 miles. I he in m wig mania lieht pos session ol him and he went to South Africa to the uiinen. but neither there or in Australia did he -tnkc it rick. Hie next business was running a sugar plantation oil the Sandwich IsUnds, having been shipwrecked there while on Ins wav to California. He did hot tarry long in San l-ramisco, but trudged to Portland, carrying bin blankets with him. He came mi to Pendleton and settled down for life. Havinii knocked around the world be is fortunate in Hnditig such a city as Pendleton iu which to settle down ami enjoy himself for the rest of hi days. We are showing a new ehip- Look at Your Faae. And aee if it is reflecting health or disease Karl's Clover Knot I . la-autifies the face ami complexion, and ;i--iirer perfect health All druggists 26 . cuts and f)0 cent Money relumled if result are not aatiufaetory . Tallmun A Co. The Old Reliable I ittt'sn years la bunlusu anil no rsut to pay ami yal the munlirooui nlmps arc trying ta make yon bllofe IBey can give you as much lor the dollar as wa can. TIIK AN I IH) ll as we carrv lli oaf) complum nock ot llariiam .ad. lie., Itriddl-s. Hits, Spun, Whip, uloves. H(iialis. I'umlih, 1)11, Soap. Teats, V. gou i overs, aud i anna thai waa avar brought to I a-lcrn uragou. JOSEPH ELL'S Leading Haineaaand Saddlery.... gub Her Meek. Monday a La Grande girl took a i header from a bicycle aud was jarred into uucoiiaciouaiieeH, aays the Chroni cle, liv elan dors tried in vain to revive her, until auddeniy a bene volant look' inv. kindlv old gentleman stepped ui and aaid: ' "Hub her tieek." At tliia the girl opened her eves, and brushing back tin- tears and renruaeing a cry of aniruiah. liie acrewined : "Huhberneck vouraelf, you old fool," and she waa go uiad sin- couldn't cry. A. C. SHAW & CO. W. J. SEVYKI.l., Manage' WHOLESALE AND . RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Yard OK Webb Street Opposite limit Freight Depot We are prepared to furnish ..mt lung in the lumber line and can guarantee prices to be as cheap, if uot cheaper (ban other- We also carry a large line of Doom, Window and Moulding. Parties contemplating building will do well to aee un before placing tbeir w m I ft a -m m fflkautifur JJJair makes (Qeautiful N KW HKI 'Hit KHI'lCHlK M V K ha llKACTlKri.llAlH. hecaiue il de- siroyi) the deadly microbe ut work iil,n tho huir riii uiua iiiaaiiig duniliiill and falling hair iuipos- sibli , uikI uriiiii.iting a thick, luxu riant growth of hair, Increasing the owner agutalluokafullj li'M" rOBIll 1 1 will alao nun. o baud ur MWMiUl.'.rl ll, I orders. We Kir wood. alao carry rhuuu Mali) Vi, Ke.l foui Uliwi. In ur any al,' nii..i. mar aavs, evvu bit'iii. fur ii works Ilka i hnp uku Umj bal,lel pal. i a yoursair, ira.ll ou wuiaamy ku.ih" " Pur Sal at ail rint-CUsi Drug Stores Death or John Vaughan, a Wall Known Citizen: Intereit In City Eleetlon. Athena, Feb. 20. -John Vaughan, an old pioneer lea ideal of Alheiiu, died lit his home in thia city, Wedneailuv Mrttng, alter a abort lllneaa, witli oaiofe OtMMdDipUoa. Mr. Vaughan was horn near .lacksonville. Caaa county, Illinois, on January 2, 1H41. He moved west with his family in MM and located at Adams, at which place he made big home until IMlNi, when lie took up his residence ut Athena. lie leaves a wife and live children, vir.., Coliu, Cora and Jessie Vaughan, of All a Mrg. David Kueaell, oi Con don, am I Juinea Vaughan ol Huinlsjldl, Neb. rbe fnnera! will take iiiuce at 11 o'clock, Thuraday morning. Thua pasgea to the great uiuioritv uuohir ( Athena a old uud niOOu reapneteo itigeus. Alfunao Hoy, who bad the misforgana of breaking bis leg about three weeks ... la rapidly i mi' In in the effect g ol bis injury, and will lie able to be urnuiiil again in u lew iluvs. Jumna llritten, who Iihh been u victim of la grippe, il again able to U' oh the streets. Mrs. W. P. Willabv, who has been seriously ill for the past two weeke, la reported by the attending physician as ,n the mail lo rupnl reaovery. J lie other members of the iannlv, throe in number, who have been sick, ure alao recovering. J. W. rrooiuc, who lour v.ura ago had gangrene settle in his foot, and who lias since then In en a loimtunt sufferer, will be taken to the Wallu Walla bogpital, Friday, w hen his foot will be amputate.l, his pnyaiglH having decided that tin- removal of the tout would i,e nuceHaarv lo slop the d isoaae. Havid l.ove. who left here luat week in company with Clayton I. una for Condon, with u view of going Into business there, relurne.1 home We.il neaduy. He waa pleased with big pros- nurlh 111 that I hrivlllir IttecllV ami expecta to rutum there in a few ifayg to ha ate, The city election pot ll hot and will aoon be uoiliug. lucre waa a lun ticket placed in the lield, but since the convention there have bei a nombof of candidatea iiuminaUHl bv petition. The election takes place Ttleadav , March B. The race bewleen W. J. WilkiiiHoii and 11. H. Curtis, (or mayor, and J. W. aiu and Kaymohd Lloyd, for the reoorderabiu, ia warm, aud the cunilidules are i.ouluetiiig eyury inch ot ground with all the tact of true politicians. I. ni Ll- TOM lAblK. Old as the Hlllf It Lonticuea la fleaie and Inlereit Thouaaaai, Although the leaaopg to be taught by Harriet iieauher lowe'l novel of "Fncle Toui'l t'aiiui" have long siuce been well learned by blood and bullet, the play continues to delight aud In leregt tbougands. Tbe I'ruxer opera houge was crowded last evening. Mtaudiug room only waa to be bad by the time the curtain raised. Inci Imitallv. it waa a new curtain, and hung properly The familiar charac-1 tera were present, with tiie old tinea and gome new, gome old gugs, to which Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures tXNIghl and colds at 9HC4, We don't mean that it relieves you for a little while it ures. It has been doing this for half a century. It has saved hundreds of thousands of lives. It will save yours ii you give it a chance. "I hsis received so niu. 1. i.tlil lo. ll, thai I alas rs.uinaii.d Shiloh's 1. i oiugU Ihrosn, brom hial and lung l.oublr." CHAS. V ANDakl.'AK, Wslc.lord, N. V. atillah's eonsuiiiplloii dura ta aotd by ll arusjalsl al ft. . go. , I.OO a UxUlr. A ... 0.1...1 , ,.. . its aoaa with fvarf l.attla Ir jou arr uai aallanad to yuar .1. , 1.1 gal your niuuay liasik. Wv vua&l lllV ,d 5atbfaction all Around W il h HiiytltlliK 1 tin ' mint a htm mn gtiH-k. 1'nrtlt tilirty lfw mi tin U our ('tHriitii Miin U'1 ir Hmudy, ImtilHil In mir nwti prllir, (tuiiHii tu fully iiittlurr. H MMHl m ll pifteMl It tiRN rich, uirllitw llmnr WMtll I It 14 ii 1 Hfr mtfl Gleo Elleo Wine Vaults Court Street, near lobjUMl. ..French Restaurant.. HIK 1 I .M K tO KA'I. W here jrou cau gel aumollilng OOOP. 1 ok 1 ! .1 01 a 1 or . Proprietor. ciy NORTHERN PACIFIC Writs lor iltsttr.lsa Unog un euusuiuuliob i. l Wall A I.. 1 . aiihuui aael u. yaa Koraele b 'i stllumii San K V 1 iu., 1 "uu lata V AUG HAN'S Mill lh e clieauesl place to huy PLOTHIMfli NiOKI, TIN w a hi., OBAMITBWABJt, HATH, t.'AI's. I IM NKK, Kit' , KM'. Miller, sail wool clothing at l.tH THAM 'sT. 2UU pgtf iboai al lesi- ttian lost. Heat thread, per siimI, 4c. 1 111 aaoce pans, 7c, tic, lUc, 12c, II, lHc p, ut I. nut M "-r cent below the Hholeaale price. We gnaraiitee our pfiooj the low. -m ior ggiue grade of gooiia. Men'H odd pants, oOc up. Men's working shirts, g.ssl line, a, Ifgj, 30 I've up. siiil have a good Hue U eelevt from We nave gome buavy gbirts for n .-n at leaa than coat. Telephone ti, ALLEN BROS., Wood and Posts. Dellvi.ie.1 1'ioiiipll) frlcas Klabl Fir and iMiiiinnracli I'osls Wiasl ulce auu tiy. I lltice rearol rjavingi- IWtuk. I ' R M 1 1 . 1 V )N j W Kt . I We have Ljtmps to Burn and they are giaai onea too. We w ill leave it to you which is tbe boat light. Think ior your .-ii. Kverytbing in the olac trie line. Mouses wirtsl on ghori notice. Slot machine repair lllg a hpeclalt retHlleton Hlcitrii Supply House. Maple Hi or , frope Phone's Main 74 and Ked 176. A THt NtWb! laa to IX Oregouiao. Deily gj.oe a year by mail. Weekly gi.jo, and ttemi. Vookly ga.oo a yeai. UampU aepjr free KUNS HuIImihu Slccpinu Oirtt. i kpni Ultkiaf (411H, Tourist Slccpinu jirw !HT. I'AUI. MINNKAl'itl.lH DULUTH PAROO GUAM) KHIKH IW ICKOUKHTON WIN NKl'Ki 1 I IIKI. I'. N A and HDTTK. THBOCJQH Tic.Kins TO 0HI0AOO WASIIINliTON ! I'llll.ADKI.rillA NKW VOKK IMihTON and all points Kast and Houlh. Iliroilah ink, I. I .. .ona . u. Noillu.ru ale I A un-rlcau liu. Jana 11 ami riilua. n. auite Hlaaiusloi . 0 nient of Scotch Gingham and TafTHa silk waists and nkirta. The skirts all have thu latest Mare effect. These novelties OU le seen in our center windows rtitrt ure still gomt of thoM ihlli waists left raiivring from 58c tn $2.50 The v can lie lwnijrht now for J r, THB LBADBRef, AMERICAN PLAN. Mini per Day and Upwards. Hneat Motel jgr. j the HagjMtc SK ml Northweet THE. PORTLAND PORTIaAND, "in n .Special Katea to Haatern Oregon people for tourist and commercial travrlera. visiting fort land tta4ouertere n . t. IIOWHKI, Ma 1 L. Ray Co., Huy mnl mII StoclCal, Hi mkIh tttitl ( irnin lor caali or .111 margins c.nri ....... 1. laejgieHatWi oee New Vurk .Stock tlichange. Chicago Ntock iUcbaage. v ni. ago Hoard ol Tr4e. lies ICMBUULI. Tralu laarea Hauillciuu Uallr aarrpi Hun.lai al ( ilu 1. 111 l-or fiirll.er 111I01 uiali.01. Ion.- . aula, loaua. ami Hi ki ta, call on or writs W , A lau.s, I'mnllx. loo iii.aon, or A.I) i-IIAKI.Hin, l l.lr.l auil Moirlauu nl. . I'oillau.l. un NKW IINK lo and from the Solid Trains New Equipment Wide Vetstihula Knuuire auent O. K. an Co., or H. II. TKIJMIIUI.I., Com'l. Astcni I I- Third Ht ., I'ortlaud, Or SEALvS! Notary and Corporation $3.50 to $5 Delivered Order of ui and save money. OrUen tor Kubber Ulaiupi alao aollelted. EAST OREGON IAN PUILOi 0RCG0IN Short Line Union Pacific Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway Ht. I a.. I, Ht. Uate, aau Ht. Joe, Omaha, and i.gsaar Tina Hshelule aaairg sua from Pendleton. raoa t io ago avail Ijvga, llcuvar, Kurt I oillau.l Wurlh, Uuialia, Kan Muvclal aaa I'lly. Ht Neils, 1 u. a u i, . ' it 10 bl ago auif Kati (la hum mylou Allauilc Hall lake. Iiauvti, KI r 1 uras Wortb Uataka, Kan 1, its. ia. aaa I'ily, II Lo uli ('III 10 ai ( ui. la Ifuui . ago an I fciaal HgHat, gi Paul Walla Walla, 1-wlsiou Kaal Mall Hpogaua.Wallai ii.l'ull - I a 111 nau, Mluiiuauilla, HI . M . 111 ela faul, hululli.Mllvrau. apukaae. kaa, t tilcago and aai Ocean and River Schedule. 1 hum poffiiiwa All aalliog .lalca aul s ou p, in. jcci to cbaag Kor Hau Kraiielsi o 1 p ta Hall every t days ' DeJIy i agi'vpt Columbia Blger hoi. .lav I' " r , in lo Aalurla aud Way ax Sunday Balunla) lu.llugs 10 p 111 I Wllla.nette llrer Dally eg. 4:10 p. lu euu.lay klraguu 1 ny, NcwUrg. 8uuda 1 a tu Haltttt luilrtMluiluuK- I aad Way Laadlttft. ga ui, ' liorvaUls and Way .aip u In.. Thrs. Iudlu(s Mou W..I aa.l.-i. aad Prl. IWlilametle aodYam 7 a 111 HI vacs -M p, lu Tuea llili Uroguu City, Ha, Ion Mou We, I and Hat and Way I-aut lugs aud Prl. Uiave Loa Kluarla Snaka Hiver. Lsiaiatoe I ay a. w. s -JU a ui Uaily. Kluarla tu LewUlou ; Dally I W.9. Weaui, Aui. 1 u.iiuu.u for Chicago, aaa City, All Points Last aid South l or Hand and polata on the lewaal. Arrlfaa Muudaya, vt, sduaaoaya aud Pinvti a I . . I.,. I lo.ra.lars and wa tarda II all. a al y Daparu dally ..leapt Sunday at t eo a. Pur lulurnrallou regaidiug rales ted luiMaviuna can on ur aaareea W AUAata, A I'audlalatB a. a. u1.11aaH.aAD, u. p a., Walta Walla. Wee. agaul. Iwigaa Oregon Lumber Yard woun jurr-K. I For hams and dwelliuajg. ; i.vrap. 1 Uuto lia. Lumber, Shi0kJC2L HuildinK Paper, Tar Paper. Lime and dameut. Mould HlgjB. Pickets, Plaster, Hrick and Sand. Screen Doors At Windows, Seah aud Doors, Terra Cotta Fine. Borie k Light, Prop's A lu St.. upp. Court Hunaa.