00 DOZEN SHIRTS
ade expressly for People
Pendleton and Umatilla
ounty.
75 dozen at 50c 65 dozen at 75c
HO dozen at SI. 55 dozen at $1.25
25 dozen at $1.50.
Sue Window .lisjiluv in north window of
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co,
-ATl'UDAY, IfABOH B, 1901.
HIM: IM Kl:r.t:.ii;ni i f ini;
Dls.'ins the NlaaraKuan Bill.
.! Int. .ruiit inif uiiMillll nf till' tlnhiil
Hll.'ll'tV III till' I'l'Milll'tOII HOHtlHIIiy
i hi'lil Friday nlltiriinnn. Thr mirti'ty
i orgaiiixetl Hiul rimilnrti'il fur thr
ie being to repreaaiH tha hooaa "i
reeentativea of the rongreei ol lha
SltOtod upi'iiker. The iliHi'iiHHiiiii
over tin- N Icataagan bit I a which
.1 ....... i . r . .. I III' I 1 1IIIF riiWMIIDI 1 1
c. Oonthar, nl Nee York, tin of
ii r-Ji' wu.- ii i' ur 1 1 ii 1 1 - i " iih ' i mi
alBrniatlve nidr, mm wm ably mh
I'll ,. oof : oil o-o "ii .. iii
-. - -1 1 1 1 1 ; .. i BnIhi
OUaCllO, III tllllllM"! I"'" ',
ll IttlMlnin-. I)f I I'll IIK V 1 VHII III tl If
.111111 I1- H"H 1 1 1 I j;rv"iii'iiuiii
i lii I'. . ... hi l . . . f . i -. M . 14m.
rt c I hv l oiiyreMHWiiini'ii .wynir
iiwkh. nl Mil mill rln Ytulker, nl
1 . Il l I lilHir 1 III lir Itliril rirn illill
I ll I million liu inr rniNiirr a- np
iml mnl tli dill jiUHHiil liv 11 vntn o(
tn H.
Tli ix method of handling tlm pfODO
Hon I'ffi'rtiMl ii triiilr iiuriiomi : It
DMUUMf of cniului't i liu- ii dt'biitr in
limine of representatives : it gave
ii'l'i ii hetter know leiigt oi mi' in-ri'H
'v oi I'ii- hil' h ii i-1 1 i i ' i 1 i i 1 1 nun
.. A. . I .I.... l.i . I. .I...!..
IVl' llll'lll lie , ill. I Mill me ill m-i'iii
l irl'lltinn in mi' lieiienih ueiive.i it
mn .. en-."""' --- I
l . l I
infill' in iniiirn.
I. ill No. 2IIC. Hume fec nrr cut tn tin
mnl $10 respectively. The attorney
MR! tn In H little slow in ai' tini nt itik
llii'inci'lvi'H with tin' new law, iiri'iinl
Ins tn wr.nl frnni Salem, mid havi
been nutting itii tin' old fern ever sinn
tin. iiiinhiiut nf tlm new law. These
(mm uti into tin' itate treaiory, the
MSUe hh Mirier till' old la", nl IBM
Tlir ni'W law amend, hit) ion 1! oi tin
art of rVlirtmry I, ISM,
A Good Thing.
Our I'ri'iil -grand inothrrc garrets
contained tilt Maine hrrli" of all he-Ill -
iiiir lomiti iti KiuI'h Clover Bool Tea.
They gave our anoaatori rtMiwlhi kept
tin' lilood pur", and will do tin nami
for yon if you nay ho. I'nw -6 ctu
and 50 rtn. Tallman it Co. , lead ing
drngxlita.
CUTTING DOWN NIKI.
man Hill No UUH ll ot Intoroat
Atlorneyi nnii Litigant
i Mooreboeea, deputy rlrrk of tlm
ii .it'll r e.inri. 1 in ie.0,01, wi ti ...ii
l ll li. eio. .ii"!. violin wii" oiini-it it.
ir Inta laaaawtodi ami approved hy
ir oyeFBQf I'l'hrnary Mi ll Inm bare
fori- Im-cii thr law that appal I AM ta
all pay a fee nl -' upon tiling a
illineiii, on no .i hi in. "ii'i".i'ii'
iiirt. Hint 'n r tin- ri'Miioiiili'iit ahull
.... .Ill ...I I ..I..... Iilu Hi..
arilllCii. Hv tlir provi ol liollMe
Athena News Notes.
I hr l-.iihi Ort'inmun ib llidnhtiiil to
tin Atlitiiia for tlir followinn
iti'inc :
T. P. I'aur'H lilllh hirt Inlay wan Mil
hrattiil a fi'iv nuri.- ain hv a nutiihrr
nf his frinmlH wlm mirpriHi-d him ut
lii hoiiii in thin plarr. Thtv nur
printid bin with thr gift oi a haiidnonn
Kolil-hraded naiin.
Ilnrari Walkrr in ntraihlv Kiiminc
and I' now naul tn hr out nl ilunnr
ll in naid that thr dinranr wilt Iravi
1 1 i ii i with hin fair prurlirallv frrt frnni
cara. No other inrinhrr of thr family
i.. i taknn thr ami it in
thought none. will.
;. M. Proome drove up from Pen
dli'tnn liint nifht mid in in Inwu Inday.
lit- in MOOBpMioij liy 0. Ilayrn, r
horsrliuvtir Thr two nriitl"inrii wrn
in tin tlnl ix OOOOtry yeHtorday, whrn
tlmv onrohaaed Bve tea nil.
Thr othrr dav, whilr splittini; wood,
.lohn Walttir hud hin hand nrvtirrly
rut. Thr ax hmnllr raiiuht ill hin rout
and thr krrn nduti rauir down on th
timid, makiiii: a had eimh. Ir.
I' .rn.i ml in hrnulit tin -i.ii. tourthrr
with Bva ntiti'liHN.
While in Pendleton Wednetdej w
.1. Wilkiuniin mrt with .lohn Curl,
rniisin whom hr had not nrrn for
Ihirtv vrarn. Mr. t!arl in rniintnti
with tht 8t. Paul ntnrkyariln and
wuh it diili'uutt I" tlir woolrowrrr
runt tion at I'riidlrtiiii.
llouirr Mrllridr mid Mrn. l.oar
iturkr were married in Walla Wa
Wrdursdav. Thr urnoiu in ll hmtlirr
of Win ItoBridOi n( Athriia.
JEWELRY
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
and a
eonpleta Htir
of the
GENUINE
V"!!
nil l l
ll lint
Hcoalrlnv
(w)
"1847
Rogers Bros."
Knlvea, horfca.
Spoons, etc
Brae ciirtfullv exiitiiitiril end
IwrMfll t) lt- ! M the lcl nmii
lul k1h
L. HUNZIKI,
i J weler anJ Opi jian..
Nnxt tloor to Air in
ll Will Do You Good.
a blood paeifler uml tianutt bnlldor in
Karl'n Clover Bool Tru. Sold for half
a ttmliirv on our Kitarantrr. Mmirv
ri'fumird if rrniiltf- arr not oat infartnrv
Prirti !!ft t:tt. ami ot) irt. Tallman k
Co.
The Woolarcweri' MeetlnR.
A. I. I.rurnw, tlm niiutipiiiau, ban ri
turned Iron i tin aaya tlm Walla
Wul l it Btateenan, where hr attrndnl
tlm fmirtli it ii ii ir ii I niertiiiK of tin
Puvilir Northwi'Ht WoolrtiwerH1 annoria.
lion, llr wan rlrrlid our of thr vittn
prrnidrntn of tilt, orxuninution. In
nprakinir ol thr riinvtoition today lit
naid: "Tin iiii'titiut; wan mm ol thr
boil '( tin kind I havr tivrr attiHidrd.
Thr atlriidani'ti wan uond and till
lliiiHiuHiu wan KtinrroUH throuuh all
thr nrnnioiin. Many rxcrllent papi'm
wrrr ruiid on thinirn ot iiitrrmt to tht
ih ae pre leer, ami uli who wnrr preaenl
wr.-r rrrtainly htilittHtt'(l.
Attention Sir Knlahti.
All 1 1 1 -1 1 1 of tht I ni form Hank
arr rrniiMHtrd In luetit ill K. of I'. hall
Sunday alTrrnoon al 1! o dork, lor
nniipany iiiHpttrtion and installation
ot "ilniT-. All kuiiEhtn ihenirint! to
join thr I 'inform Hunk will hr ad-
liiitlnd an I'hurtrr ninulinm ut thin
netting, if pfejeat.
liy ortlur nl raptain.
t). w. ICOEPPEN, Beoordei
THR NEW ASSESSMENT LAW.
It Wets Never Failed
Mr. C. S. j'ca.iiur, tlir writ. known druggist of
i" . iii City, La., ishighiv thought of in hiMiieigb-
h iii ml In cuuit of his skill iiii. I curr in tilling re
.iltins The hunt physui.tiis in tht place send
' ik. i .nts to his atOrt win: ver they van. Any-
i . i itiiieh .Mr. Pea ilea nay any can be depended
.. n..oluti.ly. In a letter to W. H. Hooker ft
1 . Nuw 'ork City prnprirtoiK ol Acker' K tugliiib
,cdy. hcgayi In nil my many ycMiVexperi
i . a diuggiiii . I have never handled a medi-
oi any uatnre that gave such complete butia.
. on aa Aeker'a Bngliari Remedy for T hroat
i bung Troubles I have aold hundredaof
oa, mid have yet to leuru ot u single cuie
I ie ll tuilcll to Hire, ill
in iu, ii nets with a cer
i i ity that is really mar
v i ua, My wife tinea not
l iki much slock in mnl:
if, but she 1 aa ab'ol.ite
th iu Ackers Rtij I lab
inody, always baviuu it
hoi elbnxv iu case the
childrvn are utlucketl by
'Up at night. It is a
, o itlvely hurnilobs rem
tdy, as 1 cuu personally
h n v I know of a little
i I s Iii i :!.. ii liii t .il I v ilrun k a. whole hot tie. she was,
o. iiuch lor a short tune, but the sickness passed away, and then the child was
better health than ever before. I can understand why Acker's English kom
edy is so efficacious, because 1 urn u druggist. It ut not a niereexptjctorunt.
in a Iti-emrtheninK. invigoruting tonic as well. Wtnlo it heals the untatlons
... the mucous membrane, it also build up the conatitutiou ami purine tho
blood. I emjorue it absolutely."
Sold at use toe. an.'-so u bottle, throughout the United BUte and Canada ;
ami in KiicdHiMl at is. id . is. ?d.. s. oil. If you are not sutbttted after buyiug.
return the bottle to you. liraggUt, ami get your money back.
He authurU. I Ac iU-ik umtnmkt. W. il. IIOUKU: .1 lYJ., J1irt. Nm l
eUl.li H 'lo K4 fd'COMAIi HKNUUm-ON. OUK.
oi
course, aick at
Dlieuised by County Court and Dlitrlet
Attorney Halley.
County Jtrdge 0. A. Martmnn ami
Comniinniuimr T. P. dillllUd, eonptM
inft tin county court, put In ronnidrr
ahlt of thr time ycnterilny ftOTUOOD in
conference with Dhrtrlol Attorney T,
G. Ha i ley diirunsing thr new rhu's
menl law. It in thr eenerel opinion in
Offlolal oifolej that thr MOW law will hr
Dnnbereotne, eon pi looted and evpen.
nvr Inr all roiu'rrnnl. I hi ansrnnnn'iil
will bti IpvipiI thin year under the new
in fact ip now boilM than levied hv
A enaeor. George Buxan, bol the pay
menta of taxen nni-aanoally, an pro
vided in the new law, will not hr Oon
nienred until next December.
Taxen thereafter are made payable
nnmi-anniiallv on June I and IWrmher
1. If paid hel'nre a crrtaiu datr a
rohate in allownl hv thr rol lector, who
in the nheriff. Another ieriKl elapse
ilurinu which thr taxrn arr iianl at
their lace. After another datr thr
taxrn become drlimjurnt and a penalty
in added. All (hat ban to be gnuc
through with twice a year. It in be
lieved hy thoBt who have examinrd the
nuhjert ami expressed themselves that
it will nearly if not quite double the
cost of collertinK taxes in this countv.
It will certainly necessitate the hiring
ol another clerk in the sherm s ottiec,
fnr the intricate workings of the new
law will compel a hookkeeiier to make
entries with both hands, whilr an
other is kept busy t. .firing on rrliAtrn
and penalties.
DEBATE, DRAmYaNI) MISIC.
Hlali Srhool Pupils and Friends Mnet In
Aiiemblv Hall.
Assembly hull on the hill was
crowded last tfOBtMJ at a nottiDJ
held under the auspices of the
Aiittuntan and 1 lenu Iran litrrar
Mm irtios of the High school. The
evening wan pleaaantly spent w ith a
delmte, mimic, a scene from "Thr
Uerohant of Venice" and thw quarrel
between BrntU ami i'iiisiuh from
"Jnlim CmiHur." The dobatr wan
npon the question I "Kennlved, Thai
Oregun should he divided into two
ntatrn upon the line of the Clisciulr
mountains." Freil S'imrnt, Hlainr
llallnck and Koy It I it It I ty supported
the proposition with wit and eloquence,
while Florence Atkinson. I'.dith Kpple
and Tom Milarkey denied tt. Mrn. B.
Alexander, K. K. Pi I and Jamrs A.
Fee, by a vote of two to one, gave in
their decision as judges in favor of the
negative lide of the dehate.
The court nccne from "The Merchant
of Venloe'1 wan given hv a numhnr of
the girls of the high srfionl, thr rast
being as follows: Portia, Myrtle
Disney: Duke, llerthu Alexander ; Shy
lock Maggie Fletcher: Antonio, Mary
BotbrOefc; Hassan in, irare Crawford :
(irstiano, Kama Sawtelle; Halanio,
Ivv Kimhrrll; Nerissa, Chloe Stun
Beld : Ch rk, Delia Hurlon. Ahility,
if not absolute histrionic genim. wan
diaplavcd by the youthful artrt-ssrn,
and their work Mlled lorth ninrrre
api laune,
Harry Taylor, un BmtM, ami Bobeii
Oronin, as Cassilin, gave the quarrel
ncene from ".Iiiiius Caesar" in a i rr.li
tahle milliner.
The mimical numbers interspersed
through the program consisted of a
piano duet, mixed quartet, male
quartet, voi'ul duet, a nolo and chorus.
The best of order prevailed and the
evening wan pleasant uml profitable.
WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES.
Mrs. Coleworthy Withdraws at a (an
didate tor School Director.
Current rvrutn iu the local rluh -hair
hreu thr BDBUl alootiOU of i tlh rrn in
the Current I.itrnttiirti club, ami a
meeting oi tile liharry cominittre.
ITit ollirrrs of thr Current Literature
for the next clOh rnr will hr, proab
drill, Mrs. K. Alexander, vitc preai
dent, Mrs. Kdltli Cornine; aerretary (
Mm. B, K. Porlugton treaaurer. Mis
Klla llexrr.
The members of thr 1 1 lirnry rom
nlttei ami thr proaldontl of the loial
dubs were invilrd to hold a joint
Hireling at the home of the state presi
dent on Thursday uftermniii, for the
purpose of cataloguing the hooks now
on huml, ami also for thr discussion
of traveling library mrthodn and
state leduralion bnsinrnn. Owing to
lurk of full attendance of the coin
mitiee only u part o' the books were
cutalogtit'd, and the discusnioiis were
punt (Hilled .
Friends of the traveling lihrarim
will be glad to know that Mr. Hubert
l orstor baj presented the lederat ion
with a siihstuut ial bunk cane, holding
thirty volumes. The case hun bOM
lilliid. uml will he sent to Athena, iu
response tn a request from the woman's
club there.
The Parliamentary rluh will hold Hn
regular meeting next Tuesday afternoon
at 1:80.
The OhieOgO Womun's rluh hus just
bam rt'lrhrut iug its twunty-hftb birth
dai Bono ot the things aeoonpl iahed
luring thtine years art- t lit pulling ol
women phvsirians into two insane
asylums, placing mutronn in thr polite
stali'iiiH ami countv jail. ke.iiiib! no
a aahool tor the bMem Ol boys in jail,
putting women on the school boards.
and on thr board of trustees of the
state university. This club also ruisr.l
$-IJ0,UU0to establish a Hoy's Industrial
school, und .ooo to build dormi
tonrs for women at the University of
Chicago. The rluh bus hum active
membern
The Town Improvement Society of
tiknwhegun. Maine, evidently deserve
Its name. A recent report savn of it :
"Three of its members have linen ap
pointed by thu city uuthorilies as
'park commissioners,' the first town
to put women on such a board, prob
ably, and certain I r the tirst to create
a commission of women only, to ex
pen. I the money which the city has
appropriated for parks." it would
probably be safe to say that the in
habitants of SiJt.m negaii do not i lean
up their backyards and cellars iu the
spring and dump the ruhhlsh into the
slreeir, or on to the nearest iscaut lot
I i.ev would quite likely be aatOD ishetl
to hear that such things would be
suffered to occur in any oTviliaed eoui
muiiitv ami what do you suppose they
Houltl think il they should happen to
pass through Pendleton, on their May
io "Oregon r Oriental fair?" A walk
along Hailroad stroet would show the
pertinence ol tiiis . j - -si on,
iu recoiiiuiuiifliiig that a woman b
plaeetl on our school board the club
women of the city expressed no dissat
isfaction with the present hoard, but
saw in the st(llllon ol new members au
npHirlu;iity to increase tne uaufuliiuss
of the I. ...in I to the school, for there
is no oiiesli.in Uf u the value of the
right woman iu the isisition of school
director. In suggest iug the iiaiuu of
Mrs. Murgeret Cuienworthy for tlirei lor
the clubs are sure thut no unstakr
was made. It would 1m tlillicult to
liutl Mrs. Colesworlhy 's equal lor the
ami she certainly has no superi
ors. It in said, hnwrver, tiat the
"slate" hail already i n made up, bj
whom the puhiir lot- not been in-
Ion I, anil a;- neither the rluh women
nor Mrs. Cuienworthy have any wish
to tlgiire in Otty polities, Mrs. 'Coles
worlhy withdraws her name, and will
not be n rand iilate.
A Deep Myitery.
It is a mynterv w hv women endure
backache, headache, mrvonsness,
sleeplessness, melancholy, lainting and
di.r.y spells when thousands have
provtyl that F.lectric Hitters will
(inirkly cure such troubles. "I snrTered
lor yearn with kidney trouble," writes
Mrs. Phebe Cher ley, of Peterson, la.,
"and a lame back pained me so 1
DOOld not dress myself, but F.lectric
Bitten wholly currtl me, and although
78 years old, 1 now am able to do all
my housework." It overcomes con
stipation, improves appetite, gtvM
paffoct health. Only .Vie at Tallman St
Co. 's drng store.
FARMHRS ARE ANXIOUS.
Two Men Sold Ihcm Hediei and Thsy
Are FsarTul.
Quite a number of farmers in the
vicinity of Helix, Vansyrle, Warren,
Fulton, Adams ami Athena have
recently, purchased hedges for fences
irom two traveling representatives of a
nursery. Now they ore fearful that iu
addition to the : .edges they have per
haps purrhaseil something else, in
thr nature of a gold brick, for which
they may tie compelled to pay more
than thev bargained. They are so
anxious about the matter that they arr
going to hold a meeting at Athena on
next Monday. March 11. at I o'rlnrk p.
n. at the offlOl of JetM W. Smith,
to discuss the matter and see exactly
what kind of a complication they have
gotten into, w. M. Scott telephoned
the Kant Oregon tan on Friday re
garding thr matter. All farmers who
purchased hedges, or contracted to
purchase hedges from these two
travelers are requested to be present at
the lore! nig at At he mi.
StOO Dollars Reward, flOO.
Till' rt'SlllTS III tllln IIHH'I Will lit' lili'Stt'll to
li'itrn Uml there 1. hi li's.r line .IreH.mi! .Il.t'a.c
tliHt scluuce Imt Im'imi Hblt In rure It) nil iu
himki'-. hiuI flint In I'slsrrii. Hall'. I'slnrrh t'ure
is the only ... . . sari now known tc tbe
raedlcal ir.. i . CntMrrli kretaa h rmi.tltii'
llntial iIIm'hih' ri'qtitn. h t'oii.tlliiiliitiHl imo
lie ni. Hull'. CHtHrrli Care lit tnkeii fiiltTiiHlly,
aetliig illrt'i'il)' mi liu' hlnoil hiuI tntit-otiM atir
liiee. ill (he ..y-tetn. theri'liy ill'.lriiylnil lilt'
fonneetlaa m t he otieBae, aa4 gtvlaa tae aa
tlt'llt ntreligth by tiiillillug up the t-eliKlltillliill
and Mslttiriil tiHttire lit iIiiIuk It. Work. The
preprleliim lisvi' mi mueli f Hit Ii In ll. t'lirntlvi'
power t teal theyegerOae Haadred i. ... fur
mi) oast1 Unit it ihIIs in curt'. Hrnil for ItM ol
i.'SlliniiiilHU. AtlrlrrsH.
K. J. fllKNKV A CO., Tnh'.hi, Ohio
HoM hv iiruggitlH, 7.V'.
Hall's lauillv Pill, lire llie Isml
Vlsltli.. His Mother.
Dr. l.jliu K. Hlakeslee, a I nion
raised hov, eauie over thr mountain
on Sunday morning's train to pav a
visit to his agnl mother, Mrn. (;. L.
Hlakeslee. whose health has of late
hern tailing, nayn the Union Scout,
"Doc" Irll here nearly a quarter of a
rriiturv ago .iii-1 ban not ntaved in
I'uiou very long ut any one time since.
He has for the past year been hs'atrd
iu Pendleton in tht practice of his
profession. Hin family, consisting
of a wife und three step-duughtars,
some of whom will he remembered by
numerous friends here, where they
reatded for a while, some ten years
ago, are now loratril in I .on Angeles,
Cal il'urnia.
Tot Causes Niahl Alarm.
"One night my brother's baby was
taken with crimp," writes Mrs. .1. C.
Snider, of Crittenden. Ky.. "it set ined
it would strangle before wi 1 1 I n t
a tloctor, hi we gue it llr. King s
Ni'W Discovery, whleh gave quirk Ir-
hei and pernaoently cored it. Wa al
ways keep it in the bouee in protecl
nur children Iron oroop ami whooping
rough. It cored me uf a chronic
bronchial troublr that no othrr rrmed''
would relieve." Infallible lor euiighs,
eohln, throat und lung troubles, fair
and $1. Trial boltlrs free at Tallman
A Co. 'a.
--
Look at Your Face,
And see if it is retiretlllg lieallb ol
diaaaac Karl's Clover Bool Tea
liruutilles the farr and eoiniilexion, anil
assures perfect hrulth All druggists
'""i cents and 'A cents Money refunded
if results are not satisfactory. Tallman
4 Co.
Thr treuaury department hun laMOd
a warrant in lavor ol Ailnnral Oeorge
Dewey for M'i7U, on BOOOMl of prixn
money hnintl to he 'hie hun from thr
court "I claims for thr destruction of
the Bnaniab Meet in Manila burbor.
Mat 1, 1U.
123,000
peop e are killed every rear In this
country by CONSUMPTION. The
fault it theirs No one need have
consumption. It is not hereditary.
It is brought on by ocglecl. You
have a slight cold and cough. Yon
do nothing to get rid of it.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
a cough or cold in one
111 SURPRISE SEE
Friday and Saturday March 8 and 9
This is our opening Surprise Sale lor 1 901 and W6 Bit huili to make
unusual, v economic anil. Interna tjng fm- yovj
EMBROIDERIES
it
Wo havr tin largest assortment in muslin. OAinbric, DtilMOOk ami
intcrtiom ever shown in Pendleton, They were ordered through the
houte in tin United States nl n lower price than Wfl ever owned them
selling them cheaper than we ever gold like values lor ami in order to
them to you we shall for these twodavs sell them at a diaCOUnl of
swiss edgingl and
biggegl importing
before. We are
properly introdure
20 per cent.
This dikes in every qUftUty ami every width.
SHOES! SHOES!
For the above datea
suriirise Dnce .oe
Wi
will sell a line of children's shoes, sues ." to S
i 1 on o r. til . . 11 ... 1 a -. . . .
.jii.'i. eurprine priuv ouc, oizva oj m 11. reuiiir priee ti.-u', lurprlN price
i to regular price $ -mmi, surprise price fi.tso.
A line of Women's Vesting top shoes, correct Style, new EOodl, Worth 1
days Only 9 1 ..
Tl icse are all tresh goodl boUghl ol a MAN! KAOTt RGR who was II Al! I' We
bought them at a low price and so can you. To look costs you nothing,
:i I
to
1 ne
11.
regular
11.00.
price
Si en
for these
I'll.' PR1CI
MOTHER'S FRIEND BOYS' WAISTS.
For Friday ami Saturday iii a uniform discount, of 26 PER CENT.
IS made on abovo goods are good fur THESE DAY8 and these days ONLY
A lot of Shirt wnits to close al 2.rn to oOc each.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Shoe Store. 71(1 M.1111 Si
THE Li:AI)l:RS.
Dry (iniiils Department 71S. Main St.
Mm I (iniiils, 7 jn Main St
I
AMERICAN PLAN.
$.1.00 per l)a and UfJ wflrds
Mneit Hotel
the Pacific
NortrmrM
I ainily Orders
reealvi tliv Hiii-ntioti iu. 11 iniiioiotin'e ilttHsrvi'.
weaaveaven Raeiievefwfaaaaaa Utmin
Itir tHhle Hirl niidu.lii..l u.-i Mini nr.- .lulhleiii
nl uur sblllly lo luppl) Hu m si lie- ww 1
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ho elass sod Btsaj io.uUi mmmi ol Ka
Uiek) lli.i.kt). mi l linimrieil mnl liiu..riir
BranUlus
dlen Ellen Wine Vaults
Court Mtrtwt, MM JotUMOsl.
Closing out at Cost al
VAUGHAN'S
Tlllt PORTLAND
PORTLAND, oHKtiON.
for tourists and commt tclal travelers .
intf :
Meadtiaartcrs
HOWI:WS, Maaaier
11
SI
am
Now )h thr liaaa In lay in vmir
SI'ltlNt. MUfPMKH '
will cure
night.
lot ...
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liuuat and l-.ug truublc It ar.li cfi
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a. fc hAi.rtK.M d7, tagsle,' M. T.
ehlluh'a CuuauaujaUutl ut a U all by all
4rusKlala M sflo, Otta. Sl.ee m bvatls. A
Brl.itl uarauum nut. aritli tiarj bvttla.
If i.f - ara aatiaSari iro to your drugs1
amd gi-l your ..... nr 1,111 k.
Wotc (ur ll.ualiautd buvk on coauaiptiufi Sasl
itLfUtcuat uiyus. to. t. Wall, a t- I.K.., M
Kor aje h I' 1 1 'in la ' t . I 1 ? :
liitilim' sluah, 1.7r now
l.mlies' slioufc, 1. jlj now
Men's hravy sliottn.
Muns's I . 1 nlnitts.
LsiiiMs' vests, apring wttight
Best thrraii tloatin Vtv spuol
t opper wsh hoi l.-rh, . ,
Men h IL' .ill lllelervieal , i-'l ll
1 0 tin t'offtttj it gg 11, m
Wttch husillM
All ti'MsIr must go as Sim, n ss no
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Oregon
Shopi Line
Union Pacific
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
i-nl Chit
SSM
m ggraj, hi. I .mis, Kau
HI. lot), Oinshs. sir I
Cv..
t I.I MBEK
807 Mam Street.
Pendletoei : Orsgoa,
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W. J HhWI'.f.l., Msimger.
rnxm ami mn
plaoe,
The Old Reliable
Kitloeii yMar in bualuew aiiI 110 reut t pa
an.! in 11. .' inuhrtMixu eliuue an iryiua; tm
take ytiu bollovt thuy (n give, yuu aa much
for id. ilullar tw we (n THKV CAN" ! Ho IT
an wo nrrv thr onlt coinultfLt' aUM-ic uf Hi ... -a
iMelU.. HrliUlhui. Hiu, 0u, lnj.a 01uva,
Hi uahea, ' ttinl.r (01, Surap, TOU, H amuli
Cove re, ttnd ('nitrea that wu evar biougln u
JOSEPH ELL'S
LeaUlna Mai ttcss and
Uli on wei.i. gWaat
0,imjii.i Jfuut Freight DagOi
Vt eare pruintrtMl to furnish un v 1 1,
iu tht liiinhn lint slid ' rsn guureJiUtf
privtis to Im en el.ou(j, if not tilitutpvr
than olhri Wt) ttlso tMffW s lurgv
line of Ooors, Windows end Mould .ug
I'. ni ... oonttiinpletiiig huildiug will do
well to stMi um hufore plaM'ing tlielr
ordtirs. Wn also umrry CW'adr Kud
Kir wood. I'honr Mam g.
nsrasr Tlm. h.h.dul. assirs
ros rrum P.iidl.lun.
1 aioeae ku.h 0. k.,h
I'.iitlaiel Woilh, llui.lia, Kau
Special aua t:if. Ml lAtula. 111. I ui
Alfa p. Bn. I lih aiel KasI
vl. Ilonl
I Baton. I
Atlaullf asll Isle, Hiikii, fl
Kibrt-aa U.,,,1, iimaba, Kan
I 1:16 s m. aa.a i lly, XI liula Chi II l p, m
tluul . aa' and KasI.
iustou
! HI haul Walla Walls, lwlauiu
Kaal Mall i(h. kalie. Walla.. Tull
" : a 111 ....... Mluiiiajoha. HI '. S in
tis la.. , lJululli.Hilwau
nputaii 1 . ' I.lrasi' and kaal
Ocean and Hiver Schedule.
, ruin IOIO LAN u.
an saiiiu iaiet nb- I
S4U p 1.. j. . In . liana.
for Hau r 1 an.'la. .. I 4 p. as.
Hall arsra b OA XI.
Hall j '
li C.lumbla Hlv.r
Sunday 40 ,
-en, Iu Aalurla aud Way .1 Sunday
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dally .a.
atiuday Orasou Oil. Nombvif , i Sunday
Ban I hal.ui, lo.teuvuduut:
I a4 War-aMiaiir
All
laWO,
tllty,
Points East and South
I'ortlautl sod polals
on the SotlaW.
t A IU
l ue Tbia
and Sal.
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la,.. I, ng
1 a. 10
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a I V .V. a 111
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miHlallnn. . al. un ul 1-li. aa
W tli tun .iganl
faudlatuu. Ora.ua
s u 1 ai i.saiiiAii, 11 r
Wall Walla. Wa.li
Oregon Lumber Yard
WOOD ol I I HI.'
Pot harns and dw.lliug.
.1 l..a ei than tin.
Lumber.
Shiualea,
Buildiua Paper.
Tar Paper.
1 line una lcuieul,
MouidiiiKH.
Pickets.
Plaater,
lirick Mud Sand.
Screen Duuitt a Windows,
Snub and Doon,
Terra Cottm Pi pa.
Borie & Light, Prop t
IU at., opp- Coort Horn.