At Our Special Sale this week we
offer you the following Bargains:
12 Jackets worth from $g to $15 will go for 4-75
I j Capes worth from $7 50 to fn will go for 3-75
25 Wool waists worth $1 90 will go for 98
0 pi0CM of dres-; Roods worth 29c will go for lb)4
75 Facinators worth 75c will go for .18
100 Fascinators worth 50c will go for 10
10 Fur collarettes worth from tq to H12.50 go for. . 4.75
MUSLIN UNDFKWEAK.
75 skirts worth fj.5" .vill go for $2.90
100 skirts worth $3 on will go for a. 25
250 gowns worth $1.23 will go for 50
This sal- ln-Us hut
Cleaver Bros.
HATl'RDA V, KKBKUAKY r, 1901,
JOHN H. BOYCE'S FUNERAL
Murrieii at Bono Thli Arternoon. With
Matonlc Honori.
W. B, Parker, 1. R. Yerkes and I.
D. WillianiH, Masons ii( Urnatilln, unci
Frank Hack ami Kichnrd Jones, Masons
of Keho, NM tn IVudletnii on Friday
in r.-N to 1 1 : r h 1 1 1 ' Hnimiinring
(lie death of John II. Hoyt-o at II :40 p.
m., on I'nbruarv 21, a,t tin- I'endliiton
sanitarium. After diniiiission it was
doubled to have the funeral at Fcho,
to which place the remains warn taken
on the delayed train shortly after noon
todnv accompanied hv the above men
tinned and W. I), Hansford, Col. f.
Di Boyd and M. 0, Means and others
of thin city. Interment wan annouiiesd
to lie in Odd Fellows veinuterv at "
o'clock this afternoon with Masonic
honora, the deceased lit the time of
death lieing an honorary inemtHtr of
that orde.
Ralph tWCoy If Hair
At the time of hid death Mr. Hovce
left an estate, worth ahout 910.000
which will go to Kalph McCoy, of
Kehn, a (outer child of deceased. Mr.
McCoy watt in i'endleton and accom
panied the party to Balm. Kalph, an
older brother and a sister were taken
hv Mr. Ilnyce to raiie years ago and
made thttii homo with him as though
he were their father. The daughter
married and died several months .atfo
The older brother enlisted in the army
and was on duty in the Philippine,
and is reported t. have heun killed.
Thus Kalph McCoy, lieing the only
Hiirvivnr of the family, will Tie heir to
the property.
A Corr.cl.d Biography
John fl. Ilnvee was horn in V ermont
in IKS0 and rame around the Horn to
California in 1880; in "81 he minel on
the HUnislaiiH ; in IH,"2 freighted with
a lil-mnle team from Stockton to vari
ous points; in 1WH) in.ii(eil in hauling
ipiarts in Nevada, came to the Kit
rreek mined, Kuslorii Oregon, in I8tl
was at Hannouk, Idaho, in 1988. min
ing and parking from 'M to 'tiH en
gaged uh teamster of a I" mule prairie
Mi'lnioner, which he afterwards bought
and continued driving till 1H.SU. Hy
JEWELRY
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
and a
complete line
of the
GENUINE
"1847
Rogers Bros,"
Knives. Forka.
Spoons, etc.
Bya carefully esamiucd sad
properly fitted to the best a-rad
ul tfLSho
I ....
Kepalrloa
L. HUNZIKER,
..Jeweler and Optician.
Next door to Alexander A Hester's
Rolling Mill
rm
4)
1
x venoutof every ten men who work in rollout null- iron foundries and alas, factories ill
o,,iuuiulinti. You know how cai l In life these men easa away The usual ayiuptoiii is a
JWug, peii.-leiii rough sometimes aiiurt nud Hacking, aniueUiuea hard mid ih The patient
weakat noil tlilm n day to .ho Uvatl. eveiitually .on.uera The trouble riu. from
lie. o i.ii.t Mjja caouUul lanalUaf of tbu Sue particles of dust aud iron dial ill! the air
1 lurtleua, under a eiieriaHtiue, slum rugsed, aliarp Mtgen. which w-ar ami uiutliau- liiu
' li k ot the knroal sud luiUM I . r-iuul aires are thus lurned. aud here it is tlutt
iii ..' ixnuiiuiptli.il lllel a plueu to Iced and aiullUilv Acker . tCuultsli Itemed) waa
',. lis
o.l in kngluiiil. ami la die only cure iu the world for Hulling Mill (ousumpllou H
i.p II, soics, itfausTthuus lb.- iiiucnua mcmbraues of the brealhlug oigata,, peruiauently
'I the ouufh, bulhia up the couitllutioii and iiuparU vigor to the wTmle system U WuM
"on i oore or it nwu you mailing one lotlir does aoudurs. Try It What it has done fur
"' othen, it will also do foe you and your loved ouea.
Mn, h",1'' ul sSc 'do- aud It a Untie throughout the Hulked tUalw e" uauada , and Ut
J25.. S! ' M " "" uut aatiatied after luAiW retuni lhu butUe 10
' druggut, aud get youi money huuk '
ars uataorue U igaiae gaoruak. H . If MVOAMJi j MA, i-i y m...., Aaw Feri.
uv tutoi M'ouatA., FisUUk-iw.
one week only.
Dry Goods Co.
that time he had acquired a com
petency, and finding his health some
what impaired by exposure, went to
I'tnatilla Meadows and purchased 200
acres for a farm. His operations had
lieen directed to stork and grain rals
ing and he was one of the most active
meD of Umatilla county.
In 187H Mr. Hover had taste of
the Bannock war.' He took a hand of
cattle to Wallowa in the winter of that
year and found the vallev deserted .
The settlers had all left or were quar
tered at the fort. The severe weather
killed 25(1 of his animals. (11 the
summer of '79 he was one of the four
who came through the Orande Konde
valley to Pendleton while the savages
were plundering and murdering on all
aides.
He joined Umatilla lodge, No. 40,
A. F. and A. M in 1872.
How's This?
We otter One Hundrwl Dollar Krwaid for
any caw of catarrh thai rauuut 1st rured by
Hall's Catarrh Curs.
F. J. CIIKNKY 4 CO ., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the uiiilsralgiii.il. have known F. J. Che
ney for the last fifteen years, and believe him
perfectly honorable lu all bualussalraiiaaetlniia
ami tluaiielally able to carry out any obllga
tioiiN made by their llrru.
Vt sst A Tat' as,
linlr.nl, llniKKlats, Toledo, Ohio
Waldino. Kinmas A Mahvin.
Wliolennle IlrilKltlau, Toledo, Ohio
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, act
ing directly on the blood aud uiucuua aurlauea
ol the ayateni. I'rlee 71k'. per bottle. Hold by
all .Iruiottata Teatlinonlala frse.
liall'a Family I'llla are the bast.
Only Ona Bridge Stood.
Only one bridge in Weaton stood the
strain of the flood last Friday night.
Two bridges in the town are ruined
and several others are reported by the
Leader to he on the verge of collapse.
I'art of the west bank of Main street
bridge crumbled in, leaving a deep
hole; the bridge on the road to the
depot dropped Into the stream ; the big
bridge on lower Water street, aud two
smaller ouei in the umier end of town,
and one on Franklin street, were
more or less damaged and rendered un
safe. Onlv one bridge, the lower one
on Franklin street, -t I the strain.
The total damage to the town's
bridges alone is estimated ut about
IHUO, and this is perhaps conservative.
. a)
A Uood Thins.
Our great-grand mothers' gar rets
contained the aamo herb of all heal
ing fount) in Karl's Clover Koot Tea.
They gave our ancestors strength, kept
the lilood pure, and will do the same
for you if you say so. Price 26 eta
and AO ota. Tallman 4 Co. , lending
druggista.
Hit Leg Amputated.
County School superintendent
Mllliken ol Malheur county was taken
to the hospital at Baker City suffering
from a diseased leg, says the Itamocrat.
He was accompanied by his home
physician, Dr. Pogue of Ontario. After
a thorough examination it waa found
necessary to am nutate the uieiiitsar at
the bit) joint. The operation was per
formed on Tburtday bv Dr. E. B. Mc
Daniel, assisted by Drs. Pogue aud
Win. Look wood Parker. Mr. Milliken
withstood the trying ordeal manfully
and at last accounts was in a fair way
to recover. It aeeuia his leg hud been
injured by a fall, the bone bad become
diseased and blood poisouiug bail set
in, to that there waa no alternative
but to remove ft.
Look at Your Faae.
Aud see if it is reflecting health or
1 1 seas.- Karl's Clover Koot Tea
beautified the face and complexion, and
assures perfect health All druggists
25 cents and 60 rents Money refunded
if reunite are not satisfactory Tallman
A Co.
The Waahiugtou legislature baa
pushed a bill providing for executions
by electricity.
Consumption
VICTORY FOR PENDLETON.
WALLA walls PLAYED WSLL, BUT
WAS UP AGAIN IT IT.
PSDdletoD Mad the Best or the Cams
All Us Way Through and hy
the Se ore of I I to O.
The game of foot Mali on Friday Bfter
nnon, Kehruary 'J'J, on the A(ta atreet
grounds, lietween the teiini- ol Wai h.
Walla and Pendleton, was won hy the
latter bv a score of 11 to 0. The visi
tor arrived on the train Thararlay
evening and were met at the depot by
a large delegation and esroMed to their
qoartePB. Earty Friday afternoon there
was a stampede to the scene of opera
lions. The Btoree. hanks and postofflce
were closed, affording an oportiinity
lor many to attend, anal the crowd
there was estimated at SOD
a When play was callml Pendleton had
(lie west end ol the grounds and Walla
Walla the east. Slnsher kicked off
and the ball rolled toward Walla
Walla, but through some mistake their
players fluked and on the down Pen
dleton got the ball. Mr. Slmll being
largely instrumental therefor. The
players pushed each other heck and
forth and gUred savagely at each for
several downs, lawis petting through
the center, taking advantage ot large
holes made in the opKising team hy
Shull and Anderson; Dale Slusher
made a left end run; Turner ran
Around right end to within 16 yards
of goal. Slusher made a run south
across the held, hut without cam; then
came more straight line bucking, until
Captain Hill was enabled to dash
through the line for a touchdown hack
of the goal , Slusher kicked a straight
goal, and the score stood ti to 0 in
favor of Pendleton.
Seoond Hair.
After the touchdown in the first
half the Pendleton enthusiasts breathed
easier, and as not lung of interest
happened before time wns called the
second ball was opened with a large
majority of thoee present in a good
humor. The boys from Casket Moun
tain were waiting for an oppottaByst
to annoiinie that thev were present,
for naturally thev svmnathieil with
Walla Walla, and made no hones shout
it. Lusater kicked off for Walla
Walla and here is where it required
the real art tela to keep WnllnWulla
from scoring a touchdown. I'endleton
failed to make yardage and Walla
Wulla got the ball. It was push and
shove for some little time until the
glossy eye of the umpire detected one
of the Pendleton tsiys on the wrong
side ol an imaginary line, aud he ad-
vancau the Walla valla nova 1U vsrds.
Whether it was Daft Shull or Elmer
Turner who was t he offender will never
he positively known. Some sav that
Mr. Turner hopped nimbly through
the Walla Walla line like a weasel
before the ball was in play. This de
cision had the effect of putting the pig
skin right on I elidletoli H Irnnt door
step, as it were, and the home Ihivs
humped their hacks for a supreme effort.
The off-side play had given them the
hull, and thev took no chances. I in
bucked the center and made holes for
Lewis to go tin, nigh, and it is super
fluous to state that he vent. That is
what he was there for, aud lie attended
strict'y to his knitting. Time after t ime
and steadily the ball was advanced
toward Walla Walla's goal, until near
the center ol the field. A couple of
short runs for good gum an mini the
right end tisik the ball to'alla
Walla's 'Jt)-vurd line. Alter some
Mulling and pulling in the southwest
corner of the field, the ball was passed
to Slusher, and assisted hv gins! in
terference lie ran diagonally across the
lield unit over the line into Wulla
Walla's hack yard for the second touch
down, lie bad a cfiauce to kirk goal
i v .in a .lull, ult position and made a
good effort, but the ball went a few
leet to one side, with a decision of no
goal. I hat lett the acore at II tod in
favor of I'endleton. utul there was no
opportunity to reset the p. g- those
oeing to. uiiui ugureg.
It was near the close of the second
half that Walla Wallu Blade one of the
prettiest pints ot the gue" Pendleton
had forced the hall clone to Walla
Walla's line, and threatened a touch
down. Walla Wulla had the hull and
realized that no gum could he made
through Pendleton's I ine. s.. passed the
lull I hack and punted to the renter of
the fluid. It is a play with win. I, the
1'oiidlet.n, players are iainiliar, hut
was heartily applauded by all, as it
was desired to give credit where due.
Laev (lalbraith, manager of the
Walla Walla team, waa referee during
the firat half and umpire iu theaeroml,
while Kohurl loud, of the Pendleton
academy, alternated with him. Mort
Meach ottiriatud as timekeeper. I hey
played uir halves.
Tea Lineup.
Walla Walla Center, Kohl: right
guard, Fiats ; right tackle, Ijisutur;
right end, Grey ; lett guard, liigelow;
left tackle, Delany ; left end, Proud,
foot; quurtcrhuck, Koiguj right half,
WlMBBI lelt half, Urban,, full bark.
I.ankards; substitutes, Kiuuuy and
Stewart.
Pendleton -Center, Shirk, right
guard, Uroiiiu ; right tackle, .uderoi,
right end, Sullivan. Ufl guard, HI, oil;
left tackle, Cargill ; left and Turner;
quarterback, IVnlaii'l , right half. Hill;
lett halt, Slusher; fullback. Lewis;
substitutes, Kuptaj aud Kennedy.
The Walla Wulla team put' up a
strong game and took their iut?,liin
like gentlemen.
CAKP.
frtpg ftowmaa. Formerly r Psodletee
writes About u.
Joeeph , Ore , Feb. 'XL I. D, Lively,
win recently was in I'eiullei. n was
quoted by the FJust Oregon lan assaying
that lie was located iu the Seven
Devil's country, while the fact is he is
twenty miles above Wild Goone and
a lung ways below the Seven lietils
hi short be is located at the month of
I u, i.a I , a river, ou Deer creek and Pear
Creek, and i lose to where several of
us have claims. He is ou the Oregon
sine and a reaiilenl ot Wallowa I,
The outlook here is excel lent and a
good deal of freight is being delivered
to these mines, showing that consider
able work is being done there. Tin
ore is reddish and some of tbu assays
alo w iiiriy per cent ol cupper. A man
named Thresher has Uunled live claims
to a Spokane u. an on an opt ion pi ,, e of
$40,01)0. There will be considerable
activity in the camp neat sninuier.
several claims have proven nil and
the ore vets richer ae the shaft noes
down. The trip to the mines ia a short
oue from Joapeb. r. V. BOWMAN.
I nr. ATHBNA MilbHaoHHoou
Ceunljr Uerk ChaatefVkWi Bisk at His
Blstsr's Home t Athena.
The East Oteguuiaii id indebted to
the Athena Frees lor the follow. Da
Itma
Miss Klhr Nelson visited Iriuuds in
l'eudluuiu Friday laat.
.Miss Kertba Baker spent the week at
her aunt ' m Pendleton
Miss tiva I'roome of Pendleton is a
guest at tint St. Nichols hotel.
Miss May Caruiiubael, of Wustuu,
will teach sr.. h..l aft Victor. Wallowa
county.
The condition of Grandma Willahy
does not improve in the least. The
past few days have brought no change
lor the better.
Mrs. George W. Proehatel and son
Charles have returned to their home in
Weston from California, where they
Boiit several weeks.
Lena Krisbow, the A year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Krishnw,
died at the family home on the reserva
tion.
Oountv Clerk W. D. Chamberlain
came home from PendMon last nigbt
on aeennnt of sickness. He is at the
home of his sister, Mrs. W. tt Wilkin
son.
Wireless telSBraphy.
Successful experiments have recently
been aceomplished In wireless tele
graphy, and its adoption will un-
lonnteiiH ie a g.-xnl thing, And revolu
t font If many ways of doing business,
tine writer has gone ao far as to say
that wireless telegraphy is the greatest
discovery of the age. We beg to differ.
Hotlt overlook Hoetettcr's stomach
Bitters when von talk about the great
things of t lip world. This peerless
medicine has done more to promote
health ami settle stomach trunldes
than any other medicine in existence.
It cures dyspepsia, indivestion, malaria
and constipation. It never fails. Try
it. and he sure and get the genuine,
with our private revenue stamp over
the neck of the bottle. Don't let the
druggist palm off a "substitute. "
Arrivals at Hotel Peadiatoa.
L F Cook, Baker City.
Wm Wisdom, Portland.
Frank R Reeves, Portland.
T w t ack son
.1 J Hums, Portland.
II It Rees, Spokane.
II II Hi. .m. Starlmrk, Wash.
W H Gillins. Portland.
Paul E Hanker, Chicago.
M I, Markes.
N .1 Keren son, smnpter
C C Patterson and wile, Heppner.
w i: st if). Huntington.
W R Banker, Portland.
C W Gasleti, () KAN,
QsjO MeGilvery, Spokane.
8 s QUI, Spokane.
Ml Hlackhurn, Omaha.
I .eo I ink. Ked Itoy mine.
Seal liirkmaii, St Jim, Mo.
K 11 Fulton, Portlaud.
W II Calwell, Arlington.
Qsjo K Unrtoii, San Francisco.
i.e. i F ICherts Portland.
ii S Youngmau, Portland.
K It Co man, Portland.
Night Was Hsr Terror.
1 would cough nearly all night
long, wrile li Chas. ApnlegaU. "f
Alexandria. Itul.. and mold hanllv
get any sleep. I had consumption so
hud that if 1 winked a block I would
cough frightfully and spit IiI'mhJ, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
f 1 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
whoHy cured me and I gained on
pounds. Its shsolotely guaranteed to
cure coughs, colds, la grippe.
bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles. Price S0c and II. Trial
l.oitles free at Tallman A Co.'s drug
store
..I sin Plsst in i in- Columbia,
'lhe Gorman bark Professor Koh
ml the German skip Prutisbiiuseii ar
rived up the Columbia Thursday alter
Bonn, und the fleet iu the sirt of 1'. rt-
liuid is again assuming; good propor
tions. I in I ml , nc the Msrie Hackfield,
ami the Colony, now at Astoria ready
to leave up, there is Id, 110 tons net
register in the river. This fleet will
carry L'o.OOtl tons of when), an amount
hu h will materially ease the strain
on the docks. There is alsml '.o.ilOO
tons net register under charter and
now due there, so that the scarcity of
ships which kept business down to
small proportions in February will not
he in evidence in March.
A Fireman's Close Call.
"I slink to mjf engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve was
rui ked with pain, writes C. W.
Ilidluiny, a locomotive Un man, of
ltiirliiigti.il, Iowa, t was weak and
pale, without any appetite and all
run down. As I was about to give up
I got a Lottie of Klortrn Hitters and.
after taking it, I felt as well as 1 ever
did in my life." Weak, sickly, run
town pe. pie always gam new lite,
strength ami vigor fruui their uae.
i'rv theui. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Tallman A Co. Prior rg) cents.
123.00G
people are killed cveiw year in this
country bv CONSUMPTION. Thft
fault i theirs. No one need have
Consumption. It is not hereditary.
It is brought on by neglect. You
have a slight cold and cough. Yoe
do nothing to get rid of it.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
vill cure s. cough or cold in one
night.
fea Is aa aalallsas tjs v.-as.
thiuat a ad laa IruabUs It will gtuc co
- ... It U a o u.k.ast... icasadr
I, F SALTS, U. iiuBslo.M. V.
Badlest's Coaaiuusdsou Oaue t aaad lay all
do-uastsf r, .. ei eo a battle, ft
arlulad fsaiaalM arlUa rj tsetUd.
u isa ara aut aaaasatsd s" so yaur Braajarlad
aad sal ruu aavaay SaaS.
Wot, lor tilustfftlad taook oo cwoaaaiylaia. bsal
atuuui coat w yea. S. C. Walla a Co., Uftey.N.T.
loo sale by I ul i man a Co., drugfajtata
VAUOHAN'S
m m
Still 1 1. 1 cheajieel place to hut
Cirnii.Nt., IHQMi tinwakk,
GKANITKWAKK, HATH, CAPS,
TKUNK8, KTC, Kit .
Miller, sail wool clothing at l.KSS
ill AN COST.
2KM) pan aiiuoH at less than eoet.
Best thread, per -p...,, ftu.
Tin aauoe pans, 7c, to;, 10c. 12c, 16,
lKc up, at leant 20 par cout Udow the
wlioleaale price, We guarantee our
pritfua thj lowuDl for same grada of
goods.
Mull's mid pants, 60c up.
Men's working shirts, good line, 30c.
Vie, We, :wc up. still have a good
line to select from.
We have aouss heavy shirts for ineu
at leas tliau coat.
BIO DAiNOi Of THF. KID NO N.
Armory Hall Was raeked at the rarty
Friday ftvetntae.
Umaiiolis tribe of Redmen gave a
party U Armory hall last evening that
tor attendance and many other features
that go to mark success have never
been excelled. It was the annual
ilani of the order In honor ol George
Washington, the papa ol Mis country.
Kedmen i Improved Order) sit around
their camnftres and band down from
ireneration to generation the old chest
nnttv tale ftist their orrter originated
utrHtag the war of the revolution and
that George Washington, I nomas
.lefTerson, Patrick Henry and a few ol
those old hoys wrll known to prolane
history vf -re charter members of the
organisation. That may tm all right,
bnt wnlle they are banding those
stories around Ibev general I v take
pains to have time to entertain their
guests with something more aultstaatial
than fairy tales such as the alsive men
tlomM. or Indian legends, last night s
affair was no exception. The crowd
tilled the hall and so did the musn ,
thns mitring up a rare combination
lor pleasure.
After a couple of dances hy the
guests General Edward Hrlsbow
brought forth eight real Indians from
the reservation and tint them through
their war dance. I his attracted close
attention, and at the close thereof, all
gave) a w hoop of defiance and the guests
resumed dancing with that earnest
ness and rlose attention to detail that
mark a crowd of Pendleton dancers and
Which if evinced hv politicians or in
business life would bring them to the
top round of the ladder of success.
It Will Do Tou Uood.
A blood purifier and tissue Iwillder is
Karl's Clover Koot Tea. Sold for lu.ii
a centurv on our guarantee. Money
refunded" if results are not satisfactory.
Price S5 eta. and fit) cts. Tallman 'ft
On.
Satisfaction all Around
vv.41 lb. .M .
Willi auytldug that euniva In. in our stork.
ParOuuUrly pleasing la out CalUarrala sfaaas
tvl iiraK' ftrainly, Is.tllu.l In our own cellsra,
peruiutf i iii fully mature, II SXOeill lu all
pulula It liaa a rleli, luvllow ttavor whirl, la
l.lshlv apprrrlato.l
Gleo Ellen Wine Vaults
Court Street, near Johnson.
Tbe Old Reliable
KilVaii yaam lu buhlu and no rent t i
n1 tt tlif iMii.ff.Hnn Nho.i n trying tw
laak. tiki a.ii. v. tb. v .an slvt,
loi n.a.lollai . w.eau THKV l S"r 3
aa w. carrr the onlv cinni.l.la siuek i,.,a.a
sad.ll... BrMdlss, Sits, Spur., Wtp,Vfflotra!
Urvahds, louila. UU, .,u. Tan Is Hasu.i
and I II,. i a-j ,v tionsaT Kl
Ksatton iir.fiuo.
JOSEPH ELL'S
Loading Harness sod Saddlery ..
Telaphone 7.
ALLEN BROS..
Wood and
Pouts.
l.llv.ied Promptly Prlrva BJaftt
Kir aud I annua rack Koala
Wiail nk-u ami d. y
Otlbw rear of Havings liank.
J'KNLll.K'roN, OKKOIIN.
We have Lamps
to Burn
and they are ajisal ones too. We
will Wave it to you whirh IS lhu
.bust 1 11.1. Think lor your
self. Kvar ylbiiiK ill ll.e elae-
tnc line. i louses wirial oil
short notion. Slut fauu biau repair
iuaj a spoeialty.
as
IVndieton tbt ir Ii Supply limiv .
Maple liros. , l'r..p.
Phont'b Main 74 anil Rsd 176,
W. H. Jones,
. . . Ilvalci In
Agricultural
Implements.
Barb Wire.
I.'otb ,n afie.'i rear of Ktaj.r a 1 )p. -
era liouaa.
SKALS!
Notary and
Corporation
M.fio to $5 Delivered
'into of us anil save motusy.
Orders for Iiuboar Stamp,
also Bolh'llod.
EAHTOKEfsONJAN FUH.U)
dki a
IO fOT U.DS.K CAB
via .
BJ OU
u, uu abaivaa, alalia, or
- arsppliis purnoaaa
Old uwabaa lu lars
' '"""P'r" aai'b'.'t lb ivuta a buudl.
In. mi. e. I
St 'I'll K S-AMl OKStiOtllAM UlSK K. Inudle
WANTS YOUR TRADE
Because they have the newest goods.
Because they give the greatest bargains.
Because thev have the largest stock.
Because they have
W have i w mort of thr oryital wash
silk WAIST PATTERNS left which will
go for t'2.tm.
Corded Mntlnpollau" in all ootoft ut liljjt'
a yartl WW inrhrn wnl, nutkc it vitv ityl
ish shirtwaint.
THE LBADBR5,
AMERICAN PLAN.
S3.(K) per Day snd Upwards
rTTTTS as- v
POHTUANI), OKKIION.
Special Rates to Kaatern Oretion people visiting Portland. Meejdosuirtars
for tourists and commercial travelers. H C. ROWKKS, Mstaager-
I U. Kny K CO.,
Iluy sud sell
Stock ts, l.rilH mihI (in 1 in
fur raah ir
Court kttraat, I
New York Stock l'.schane
Chhaco Sliak I mhans;.
Chlvago Hoard of 1 rade.
OREGON
Shoii Line
Union Pacimc
usr.si
rs
Tim. S.U.dul.
Prom Pendlolon.
ami
raua
1 lilragn
I'urUaud
Huselal
I . , ...
via Hunt
las tun
all Lafcs. lieuvor, Purl
Worlil. un, all. Kan
as 1 Ii) Hi LOOM
I In. BBS all. I Ka.1
Allaullr
I
t ilt. ui.
via lluul
mslon Hall lake, I PI
Worth, On.alia, Ban
aaa City, SI bonis Obi
essu sud Ka.1
iu we 111
Si I'sui
raat II all
-l Ul
Via
dpukans.
VI alii. W. Ii. Uttl.lun
Hpo(auu M alia. I'ull
inal. Minn, acailla. HI
I'aul. Iiul.itli.atllwaii
. SS f 111
see, 1 !.! as aud lUal
(kcan and River Schedule.
PBOM I11KII AM)
All a.lllUS dale, sub
Joel Ui . La uae
Korean KranoJaro
Hall e v.r) 6 days.
h UUp. ui
1 p. in
I)all
leeju
Sumlsy
a in
Salunla
10 i 111
llslly ex.
Sunday
da at.
Columbia Blver
To Asiuria aud Way
Ian diss..
Wlllaoistla Blvsr
1 1. in
a Snii.ls)
I :a u. 111
lor
it-smi 1x1, nvwtKiri
el Huuday
KftilsjUi nU H litlf HIT
(tUd Vat (jtli.il IIJ.S
a ui t'orvsllls and Way i m p ui
1'um . Thrs. lau.lluss Men
sad Hal andPli.
IWIIIaroatie andVam
7 s. iu. tlvars s.sSp, iu
Tub. TUrs lOregou City, li.yluuM.iu ei
slid Bat. 1 aud Way-Iauidlusja. aud M.
Uiave Loaro
Kliatria I Busks Blvsr. Uiw.atuu
8 ft) a. Ul. fit) a 111
Dally I Kluari. u laialauiu. Pad)
P. w .asLsv. Aaaut, faudlatuu
the best merchandise.
Mndsst Hatal
the Pacific
Northwest
T -a fw w a m t -r.
mi laarslna
'.u.llst.ii.. Un,
Take the
odd
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
l oi UhHNsfO, M I'aul, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, st. Joe, Omaha, aad
All Points Cast and South
fort Is nil and points
un the Souod.
Arriva. Moniiaia. Vtaluatday. ami rndar.sl
1 1 :A6 a si. 1 u. i.li, TUioadaj aud Saturday s
at M si.
Uuparu ilaliy aifi tfuuday at Ou a. ...
Kor luf.irui.iioii .vsaotiug rats, aud acwooa.
10. alalli.ua 1 all tin or aditras.
W AHA MS, ABI.
I'audi.Uia Or.aou.
S. S lIAI.OBHHSAIi B P, A
Wall. Wall.. W..I.
Oregon Lumber Yard
VVLHJli lit I it-Kn
J or barns and Jwallius's.
."Ohaaper than tin.
I. u 111 her.
iMth.
Shiojiltw,
Buildiiua Phim.
Tsr Vapor.
I.iuie uud ( viiu ul
Mouldiugb.
Pickett.,
PUtatsir.
Ilrick aud Sand,
Screen l)isii.-,af VVnidows,
Statth uud LkMjrtv.
Terra Cutta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., opp. Court HAMaW.