East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 11, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

East Oregonian : E.O., March 11, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1901)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.2 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSILK WRIST SHLE :ee Display in the North Window $2.56 to $4 90, formerly $5 to $10. aver Bros. Dry Goods Co. mm El IoSIA . .MAIUIII II, W01. P EMPIRE TEACHERS. roaahars' Astoolatlon Meots at Moacow March 28. 2B. 30. lllllllllll rnri't IIIL' of till' Illlllllll lt Teachers' aaaooletion will be Mom-ow, hlnbo, Marcb '2H, 21 1 kjturcim'H will l' held in the hi v hull ot tin- main I it i t I i nv: of niverHilv fif Idaho. InllnwiiiL' un a imi in the many bent ciliuiitiirH who will in? mi tuLfn ii-irl iii tin orocrun. ntent V P 0? i iinlvcrHitv nf a,,, ton liiii'iit s. L. Penroaa, Whitman fitiout J. a. EMjattie, Kaatara Ore bnniil . Lieut (ii'o. !: Kneppi'r, null' II, Lewiston, cipul .1. II. Miller, Mtut normal 1'ermoul Krcncb, abate HUperin- it, BoiaBi iiriiiti'iiiliint J V, May lor, Mpo- Mrtntenrienl w- B Kana-im, Ool ton MIm Grace Bhepard, rabordliuj MM re tar, Lewiston; Mrs. K A. Ivan- line, treasurer, i.u t-iratMle. Bat tli committee i. S. liontl, ex-oflicio, WmI in Will Im . ,i . a . MoLeen. Moaooa .1. K. Halyor, Spokane; Mm. K. J. Dookerr, Botea; n. v. s. Held, Hepp ner. TO CURE DANDRUFF. It 1 Necessary That the DandrulT Uarm B. Eradicated. ''Destroy lbs ommi you removs the effect." Kill tlm uerin tlmt ciiiihhh dandrafl , tallina liinr mill baldneHH von will have no more dandruff and vonr hair timet urow Inxiiriantlv. Her- ploida not only cnntaiiiH the dandruff Hiirm dcHtrover, lint M is aim a mont delightful hnir dreHHine; fur regular ' loilit lieu. M other hair preparation in on thiH oientlOs lunon nf destroying the iliiinlriift itcrm. uiul mini' oibcr clainia to tie, lor the dimple reaxnn that it m only recently that aueetroye , of the uiirin im- heen dincovered--New liro'e fferpioide, the only liHir prenarn 1 tion thnt arlnellv kills dandruff. DO Ntll SHOOT WILD OEKSE. the 0 orintendent llean. Cullman. .rintendeiit J, I . Nowlin, ('inn ounty. r.'Hentativt'H of the lacultv of inutou egrtouHoral noifaga and ntners. Ingattt and visitors will pay full ip Mohi'ou taknm, in all rases, a uate from tba local uncut of MM ads. Tn in oartlfleau whsti so 1 by the eorreapoodlua locratary OWHt the holder to buy hie re al one-thiril lare over the iNorth- acitic and llreuon Railroad A atlon lines, and to travel with in t over any part of the Offjton I. im , as far tie the station amm- the certilicale a- r-sned. jHrini the orevions meet illL" of the iatiun.the uurol Iniont has reached miidred. Provision will he made opnrlv care for all wli one. hotels will make a rute of f 1 to per dav. The overllow troin the f will he house,! in private resi-nc- c ITnitiior inforniation may he oh iKd hy addreHsinn (i. S. liond, iEdent oi the enunciation, Walla Hn. Washington, K. Avery, Kimlini: aeerotarv, Mn cow, Idaho. Hi' iilllcere ol the association are: Hs. Homl, preMidont, Walla Walla mmk l'ernieal Crunch, lirsl vice preal WMm, Boiei-; .1. I''. Now I in, neeoud vice HVideiii, I'endleton .1. II. Morgan, l.vic e president, KllaUbOrg J h. correeponding eaeretary, Moe- Thoy Are Now I'roiactod Under Oraaon Game Law. Numerous inouiries are liemg mudi an to whether the new en law allows wild gecHc end swan to he shot at thiH season, savs the tregnti lan . As tin iiprinu' geese will soon he arriving from the south and manv sportsmen ure daairilMH of having a crack at them, the matter has heen referred to inline Warden Qalmby. who cays that the new law closes the season for shouting ueese and swan at the -ame time Hit Hcanon cIohoh for ducks. There will, therefore, he no ahooting of goese or Hwan tins spriuu'. 1 lie lime allowed for having wild ducks in cold storagi has also expired. So every hod y miglit as well erase game Irom Iiih moiill. I lie law allows the minuting of snipe lor a time. TIiohc delicious little lords will noon he arriving from the Hoiith on thoir wav to their breeding grounds, lull there are not manv who have an opportunity to shoot them, and their y.ig-zag flight makes it im poHeilile for any hut a good nhut to bag many of them. Sportsmen can try their luck on the Niiipe. and lie thank ful for small favors Trull Those Who Have Triad. I auffered from catarrh of the worst kind and never hoped for cure, hut Klv's ( ream llalm seems tu du even that. (lecar tlHtruin, l!i Warren Ave., Chicago. III. I suffered from catarrh it got an had I could not work used Kly's Cream Hit I in and am entirely well. A. C. Clarke, 1141 Shawmtit Ave,, Huatuii, Mass The Halm dues not irritate or cause Hhcczing. Sold by druggists at uU cents, or, mailed hy Kly Itrnthere, Ml Warren Bt., New York. in JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES and a complete line of the GENUINE fSsrff 1HT 9) i i III I "1847 Rogers Bros." Knives, Fortes, Spoons, etc. I u.. - HHr..nu ' , I umI piuprly ftttctl to thrbut grade I'lOC I Kcpalrlug. L. HUNZIKER, .Jeweler and Optician.. 'iext door to Alexander V llexter'e 0"0 C. SHAW & CO. W. J. SKWKI.I., Manager. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i MBER DEALERS Yaril ou Webb Street ('piHieite Hunt Freight Depot We are prepare I to furniah anything the lumlwr line and can guarantee knees U) be us cheap, if no' cheaper linn others. We alao carry a large Sue of Doora, Window.- and Mouldiug. fartiee contemplating huihling will do Veil to nee ua Uilore placing their krderu We also earrv Caecade Ked fir wood. I'll Main tti. Blwood Mlnohln Won. I'.lwood M inch i n , a Ireahuian ut Pacific college, Newberg, Or., was awarded the gold medal for the herd oration in the ninth annual contest of the State Intercollegiate Oratorical association held at Corvallia I'ridav night. The struggle for lirst place was very cloeely contested, all of the orations lining of high character and the delivery uliUHIiallv fine. The rela tive positions of the eight contestants in the verdict of the judges were an. follows: I'lwnod Minchiii, Pacific col lege, lirnt . J. Sherman Wallace, Mi -Minuville, second ; Herman Tartar, Oregon agricultural college, third ; W. C. Bryant, Htate normal, fourth Miss Susie Haiinanl, state university, fifth: Frank C. Stellinarcher, Albany college, sixth. The other conteatanta, Mian Fern Frances Htotit, of Pacific univerHity, und Kaymond Kerr, tied for Movent!) place. She Didn't Wear a Mask Hut her heauly was completely hidden hy sores, hlotchea and pimples, till she used Ifueklen's Arnica Salve. Then they vanished as will all erup tions, fever aorea, boils, ulcere, car hum le.- and felons from its line. In fallihle lor cuts, corns, hums, scalds and pilen. Cure guaranteed, -oc at Tallmau & Co. Orders have gone forward from the uavv department for the return of the hattleahip Oreuou froui the Aaiatic station to the I lilted Mates She Will he replaced by the Wiaconain. Qtlcura THE SET $1.25 Complete Jtt&taruttl uaii luteriutl Treatweut far Kvery Uuiuur. C'onoUillud of t urn i in tioAe ( .), to clean. tUe akin ut criuM Itlid m nil - and aofeaa Hm una, m d ruudo, 1 1 ticuua oint uiaut (3m.), tu lualiiutly ului lu'hluf, lrrlta ttoa, aad luOuuuuaUuu, .,,,u .autlie ami hual, auil CDflOOlU lUutoLvaar (Sue J, W viwlauil i,,, i, ..... i A alugU) .ut lb ulUiii .-nil. .-a in to cure Uu uiiMl tutturtiih', tludKurlUK akin, auale, uuU bloud huuiura, raauaa, Ikhluga. aud Irrtia tluua, with lea. uf l.au , wbau tliu beat p:iyal cuiua mqu all uUiiu iciuviliua lull I'.lliv II,.,. IIUL'HIH' Uua la Cut Uuu.wi.. ttm uU 11, ruu. Ituut tl.c uiu tuv , awe r,UM aCfuuatu I ,H p.. MlllUft UAIB ruvi rmt i .ie ir nfcMnV IH1III LIIUVU War ONE HIGHWAYMAN NABBED. I Thomas Fitzgerald Captured by Mar thai Heathman and Held to Anawer. The account of the highway rohbery near the coal htinkera ol the 0, K. sc j U. company on Friday evening last, aa i given in the Kant Oregonian of Satttr ! dav, needs a little correcting. The 1 - - .1 ,...i i ..n .n .. ' iinuieo Ol i oe iomii o.oo u e i e y i , o Aa Jimmy Smith and Luke Rhodes. 1 he first was otilv the nickname for Hiram Shreckhie, while the given name ol Mr. Klioues i Lewie nisteai if I, like. After the. holdup Friday nigl Shreckhie and Rhodes gave the citv and county official all the information they possessed in regard to the matter and the work of apprehending the highwaymen was commenced, ftp tween ,'t and 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, Jack Onss, a friend of Shreckhie. saw a stranuer trvinu to sell a watch to a Chinaman at the Tanmlrv on Wehti street west of flic Hendrick hlock. When GON stepped up to where the negotiation washeing conduct, d the stranger hurricdlv secreted the watch aud meandered awav. Mr Ooss as oiiickly as possible told Mar shal Heathman of what had occurred The marshal started after hia man and aided by the accurate description furnished, soon had I in n-i...jt Constable John M. lieiitlev in the meantime had heen out in the south eastern part of the citv in the hope to tint him, and when he got liack the prisoner was in the citv jail. Mr Itenilev got out a warrant from JOltiC of the Peace Thomas Fitc. Oprah! ami accompanied hy the marshal the prisoner was taken before the mag Iran- hv lainstalde Kent lev and ar raigned. Some ninnseinen I was created when he gave his name as Thomas Fitzgerald, the same as that of the justice of the peace, except that hi apelled it with a lower case g. The Wateh Wall Described. Mr. Shreckhie told the officers that Ihev would find two private marks on the inside of the first case of the back of the watch, aud that one of the screws was loose on the inside of the sci oiid otM. and Hint the bead of it was broken. Fitzgerald objected t the ofbeer opening the watch to gee it the marks were there as described but the objection was peremptorily overruled, and sure enough, the mark were there exactlv as described. Ih prisoner stated that he bad bought the watch in I 'cover six months UO lie Itirther stated thai he had been in I'endleton three days, which is he lieved to lie correct. He related his doings of I'ridav night, w ith the in tent ion oi making it appear that lit could not have been near the scene at the time of the robbery, but appear ances were against him ami he was held to answer to the crime of high wav rohberv and Ins bond fixed at f.r0t). He was taken to the county jail hv Constable Kent lev and Marshal Heathman. District Attorney Hailey advised F'itzgerald to tell what I, a I become of bis two pals and intimated that it miiht an easier with him if he did He refused the offer point blank and Htated that it wouldn't do him anv good to give anv information of the kind. Fitzgerald is a strapping big follow with red hair. He stated that he had I u work ink1 breaking stone w hile in Denver, but his hands were white aud soft, indicating that he had been doing no hard labor recently. Court will convene on Tuesday, March 12, ao tl prisoner will not have long to remain 111 doubt regarding Ins term Of sentence to the penitemtary. W AITK WON THE MEDAL. Tha Third Monthly Shooting Contatt Sunday Wat Interesting. I . W. Waite won the gold medal at the third moutblv --hoot ior the trophy held on Sunday, March 10, by ten ol the members oi the Pendleton Sportsmen's association, Thia badge shoot is held. according to the rules of the Uutto handicap system, l.ach con testant shut at hluerocks, with tin following result: A. I. Stillinan lti: J. M. Sjience, 2't : II. J. Stillinan 20: f, W. Waite, ' . Drew Oriilin, 11 OtloTurner, 22: W. W. Iloch, -.'2; C C. Berkeley, 12 ; Lee Tcutach. . Al Hespain, 14. According to the rules Itcrkclev hail a second rln.no at 1.1 hluerocks, out of which he bttko ", bringing bis total to 1U : Waite had a second try at two hluerocks, and broke both, bringing Ins total to L'l Hocl had a second shot at one blueroek, ami broke it, bringing Ins score up to 2M A. I). Stillinan abut at two more blue rocks and broke them, increaaing his score to In; Otto turner bad a second trial at one blueroek and broke it making his score Thus Mr. Waite hud the highest score, and will wear the medal for one month. Old Soldier's Experience. M. M. Austin, a civil war veteran, of W inchest, i , Ind., writes "Mv wife was sick a long time in spite of good doctors treatment, but us wlioll cured hv Dr. King's New Life Fills, winch worked wonders lor her health." They always do. Trv them Only 2k. at Tallmau m Oo.'l drug store. HA RP0LK-DKSPA1N. Tha Bride the Daughter or Mr. and Mrt. J. H. Deipatn or Uklah. Kay Hurpole and Miss lielle llespuin were united in the holy bonds of w. -block at 7 o'clock Sunday evinin at the home of the bride s parents. Mr. ami Mrs. J. U. .-on n, iu Ukiah, Rev. T. J. Smith othciuting, says tin- l kiah Sentinel. Oulv the immediate relatives m the bride und a lew friends Witnessed the ceremony. The bride was very handsome iu costume ol cream colored silk aud wreath of orange blossoms. Miss Kd itl Mc Reynolds acted us bridesmaid and Harry Huston was iiest man. After the curemonv the k-uoete re paired to the dining room and par took of an excellent wedding suiioer The bride ia the eldest daughter of J. P. Despaui.the well known business .. v : v a i . . , i man oi i kimii. aim ijniie popular ill society circles. Ihe groom is well known here, having at one time heen foreman .if the Ukiah creamery. Mr. and Mrs. Harpule will make, their tulure tiome in Portland, where Mr. Hurpole has a position a- bookkeeper They departed lor their new home Monday morning, billowed by the beat wishes and hearty uougratuatioua of a boat ol Ineuds in Uamas Prairie. WOOLUBOWKRS OF ORBUON. A Meeting ol tba Stale Ataoaiatiau al Tha Dallea on Tuaaday. Douglut, Kelts, of Fust Birch creek, president of the I matilla ('ounty Woo! growers aaaociut ion , left tills morning for the Hal lea to attend the meeting of the Oregou Woolgrowera' aanocialion. Air. Helta stated belore Ins departure that the woulgrowers realize the nec essity of better organ iaation in order that the interests of thoae who raise aheep and wool may be property looked after. That was the reaaou giveu for effecting the organiaatiou of the eheep- iiien of thin county. Mr. Holts at the meeting tomorrow will endeavor to bring about the making of the county organisation auxiliary to that of the state, and the atnte organization aux iliary to the national association. Aa at present, each is run on Ha own plans, and there ia a consequent weak noes in bringing a matter of local in terest to the attention of the lariter bodies. f 100 Dollars Reward, SI00. 'tin- realtor, of thin paper will Ixi plca.cd to icM i n nun lucre i; m ic.si one nrcnnnu in,'H"e tlmt science' tin been stile to cure in all its xtARcs. Hint Hint Is i-at.rrli. Hall'. CatHrrh t'tire I. tin only positive cure now known It- thi: im-.lii-ni frHtcrnity. Catarrh being a constltu tional dlaeaec require, a constitutional treat ment, Hall' Catarrh fun i. taken Internally, acting itire, tlv on the I anl miicou. .ur face, of the system, thereby ib-.troylua Ihe loiinustion oi in,' tuicRse Kiel Kivmg tin- pa tient 1. 1 ' by bullillnR up the eon.tl'utfon lint --: in- nature In doing It. Work. The proprietor- have im much faith in it. curative powera tlmt ihey oaferOnt Haadrad Doilan for any ease lliat it fall, to cure, land RW lilt 01 testimonial.. Aililrewi, F. J. CHENKY A CO., Toledo, (ihlo Sold by firiigKlita, 7.'s Hall'. K.ml'v Fill are the best. FUNBRAL OF A R8DMIN. Peter Short Died Saturday Evening of t on sumption. The funeral of Peter Short was held Sunday afternoon at I o'clock from the Cathofic church, the service being conducted hv Father on der alden. Peter Short was a member of I'ma bollie tribe. No. 18, Improved Orxler of Redmen, and the members of that organiaatiou looked after the details. Deceased was horn in Ireland about 32 years ago. He came to I'matilla count v four years ago and had lieen emploved by different sheepmen. Spy oral months ago, hcincr a siifTerer from consumption, he was compelled to take refuge at the county hospital. Dentil came to his relief at 1 :30 o'clock saturilay evening. 1 tie Itinera! was largely attended hv memlrs of the order to which deceased bad belonged during bis lifetime. Five Thtngt. The five diseases for which Shiloh's CoiiMimntion Cure is especially rocom mended, are Coughs, Colds, Whooping I'-nigh, Croup and Consumption. No medicine ever made by man is equal to it iu anv respect. Sold under a positive guarantee. Money hack if it tails. 25 eta, 130 ct and tl a bottle. Tallmau & Co. THE CHARGE AGAINST SLOTT. Ho Settled With the Chareh and tha t ate Wat Dismissed. Charles N. Scott, charged with lar ceny by cmbeitzleineht of funda be longing to the Trinity parish, was re leased from cuatodv Saturday in Port land, savs-thc Telegram. When the case was called Deputy District At torney Spencer asked that the case he dismissed, as the information had Iwpen withdrawn. This left nothing tor the court to do but release the accused. When askinl for an explanation of this dispogition of the case, Mr. Spencer replied that the vestrymen had considered the criminal action ill- advised : that Scoft has made an ac counting to the vestrymen anil satisfied the claims of the church. If Thla Plain Knough. If you have a Lugging cough and are losing flesh, go to a drug shire, and get a bottle of Shiloh s Consumption cure. Take two-thirds of it, and then, if you are not benefited, return the bottle to the druggist, and he will re turn your money. Isn't that fair? No one could usk more. 25 cte., 50 eta. and I a Isittle. Tallmau h. Co. , lead ing druggists. a m Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton. W R l lhs, Heppner. 'f w .luckson, Portland, ,1 J Kuril- Portland. J T Hook, Seattle. M H I'attou, Spokane. Win Muher, Spokane. 0 M Smith, Spokane. M S Marcus, Chicago. J J Cleland, Portland. R S Clements, Albert Lea, Minn. II M Ogden, Portland. .las A Thompson, Pendleton. K F Shamrood, Portland, F K Kasey, Portland. J C Lingerman, Tacoma. T J Hart, New York. 11 W Dennis, Dulutb. T C Taylor, Washington,!) V. R J W Krewster, Washington. Kaletou Cox, Portland. 1 . R Horne, Spokane. J K l.athrop, city. P Irant, La Hrande. 0 W Harris, Portland. ndrew Nylauder, Portland. 1 II Stafford, Maryaville, Calif. Dr .1 C Smith, Adams. Oilbert Hunt, Walla Walla. Do Not Trifle with danger and remember every cough or cold means danger. Shiloh's Consumption Cure will cure your cough or cold at once. It will heal and strengthen your lungs. It is a safeguard lor you always. 1 ak- it at the hrst indication of a cough or cold "A aavcrt cald acitled Id throat and btaaatlal Cube cuida aiwajra WaUd aevcia! ttiualba 1 triad hluloa aud it curad bm at aca. a gUul lu add oiy leatnacnv FlKFHE cftSHING. Rectar St. Maik'a CLurca, La Roy, N. V Bhllub'a Cuaaauailluu ( air. la aald by all druggtau al Mo, ao. . aji.asu a UtUa. A vriutad guaraaitaa jaM with tnnttMu. If you ar not aatlaalaal go to yoau Oruggiai and cat your uo.uay uabofc. Wnlc lur llluatratcd book ou coaaaaioCloa. Sau without coat to i u Si .i.1U.UIu, ' Koi'tulo by I'.tl I a i i Xi i . , 'I cii aTglota Ttiafsl I mmm The Old Reliable Klf Lttain Vaarr Hi blll(laaa Mliff HO milt tai list V aud wi the iuuntiroiJj stmi ure trlug f tuuke ud btiUurw ttkty cn giw you ms mucli tor tha tlolUi m wa vu, THXY CAN'T DO IT aa wa I'jktry the ouly ouiuulau; aioi-k uf Harnaaa d4Ute. Jlrlddlwa, Pita, Bpura, Wblj, Uluva, lliuiltatt. t'oinlo OH, rva- l'jjit, Wuul i o v. ifc, und f "ttiit that whs avar bruiukf tu rjbalrrii Otaguu. m v , - a m m mmm , . Laatllug Mariicaannd taddiery . . . . 1 GEORGE W. DAVIS MISSING. Since It Was Announced That a Short age In School Funds Existed. (teoroo W. Davis, the ex-clerk of the school land board, in whoae ac counts a nhortage of $31,000 waa re ported hy the legislative .committee, has not heen seen in Salem aince the report was made. Thia has given rise to a persistent rumor that he has left the state. An inquiry ae to his where about was made at hia home, and a Brans bat of his family declined to give any information further than that Mr. Davis was not at home. His neighbor have not seen him since the irregulari ties were made public. While these circumstances have given rise to the story that Mr. Davis in a fugitive, it ii not uncommon for him to lie away from home for several weeks at a time, and be may be keeping out of eight because he feels keenly the onus that ret upon him. It is a matter of unfavorable com ment tlm! Mr. Davis ha made no at tempt to explain the (rniidulent en tries that appear in hia book, and it ia said that he has made no explana tion to hi bondsmen. Since the hort age was discovered, Davi' official !ond has been examined, and appears o have no defect which would prevent the state from recovering the amount provided in the undertaking, which 1 1 only $5000. The sureties are K. P. McCornat'k and tieorge Hinghani, each worth many times the amount of the bond. The examination of the book of the stiite land ofBoa continue, with three clerks employed who were serving at the time the si ortage wits ifiscoveret Vtider the direction of the attorney general, the clerks are examining the Kinks lor several administrations back. Senator Crownell, of Oregon Citv, has probably supplied Mr. Davis with transportation lo leave the country as it i said that be was in "full 008 lr,,i" rtf Ik.i BAHikaaM I'... ,,l.. Imin. and issued transportation right ami left, ilnring the late anion of the leg islature, to whomever might apply. Mr. Davis, undoubtedly, wa favored M Mr. Rrownell. It i passing strange that a leading legislator, while in the employ of tlm state, should have so many privilege over a railroad ami yet be considered a respectable, honor able man. The people of Clackamai OOOnty are prohahlv dead to the fact that Prownell did not represent them in the legislature. Worse Than War. Hundreds ere killed in war. but hundred of thousands are killed by consumpi mn. l here would be no deaths at all caused hv this terrible liaease, if peonle could ! made 0 mi- lerstand that Shiloh s cough and con sumption cure is a sure remedy if taken in the early stages. i t- , ti , ts. ami $1 a Imttle. Druggists will refund the :r - -- . ..at ........ i -en 1IIOIM-, ll ,1 1 lilt in IIOI t'llt'l Mil. inn man A Co., leading druggist. Notice to Water Consumsrt. All water consumer are hereby notified that if their watur rent is not na d hv the loth dav of this month the water will he shut off from their premises J. T. BROWN, Bllpt. Family Orders rvrmvc tin- attention linn Importance denary'. Ue have a very Hue line oi Wiuei and l.iuiinra lor table and medicinal aas- aud ar coulhlviit ol our ability tu supply tlicra at 111 lowerl prices. W ai i a large aelei lain nl Bweal air! Ir Wines and many popular brands til Keo lucky M ulakaya and Imported aud lioruaallc Brandies Glen Ellen Wine Vaults Coiirl Struct, near Johnson. J j s.. ie J A i ...Trouble with the Byes.. la uficft hum d by citrvlMKiti'Kt oi uiilrcl tt-iiiura(y tiav of f laawa titu-'l by uur uHAl 1 I l aii'l A 1 r. K I r.pii K I ))-JJI 'i A N , ihv. Mia oi M.-larn tkitntlflc luati minnis relieve tbu preacin and proftot lutura dfoct uiak'- no I ' for taauug tti ala;Ll. fouua UaiH leut r i an aupply tha i opai ...a 99, atcuiftU'ly iu'ia, at a uiiutiuuto pntv u nut put -n iron, day to da , fur njlaa aro Uu uruua ivariijfiiiiifjr mtif piftcr Bifu tu nig r ouri hireei, rvuiiiauu, wr ifuij DR. W. K. QARRBT50N Closing out at Cost a VAUGHAiYS RACK Now ia the time to tar in your spiii.M, lumjKi Ijtdiua' ahotw, 1.7( now $1 .00 Ijtdiea' shoes, 91.00 now Uo Men's Imavy ahoe. 1,10 Mens s .60 aiuaaa 1.1)6 Ltuliea' veata, spring wwight 90 Boat tii rued duaeu ibc spool . . .04 Copper wash boilers... :'. :'.;.-. l. n s 2.bti underwear, auit 'i.Ob 1 C tin cotleo pota 16c now 10 Waab baaiua .06 All goods must go aa aouu aa poaaibla. KG08 TAKKN IN TKADK. Vaughans Kacket Store 807 Main Street. I'endleton, Oregon. 11 PEOPLES WABEli Our $3.50 Shoe for Women velons, niannisn, sizes j TIE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE The idea ol this shoe is to enilunK evwrythiog that li gnu t fni ami beau tiful in form. It is the pw let tion ol shot- .ut ana skill. It is without .1 rival It is the superior ol all fit 50 shin s tm women. 35 differ cut styles, button, lace, turns, welts, Ivttl black, tan ox Mood, patent kid, to H, width aa to ee Our New $3.50 Shoe for Men Honest work and honest pay to hon est superior bench shoemakers. This is the way this shoe is made. Hest materials made m the correet new shapes. So we have a riht to claim that MTt show the best shoe at the price made m the world. Have them in Mark ami tan ol V'ici, box calf, velon, willow calf. French calf, cordovan in B Vary style, toe; all sizes and widths. Shoe Department 716 Main St. AMERICAN PLAN. $3.00 per Pay and Upwards Mncst Hotel tb. Pacific Narlbwesl rHE PORTLAND PORTLAND, ohroon. Apeclal Kataa to Intern Oracon doodI. vlaltina Portland. Mea4uuartra for tourlata and commercUl travelers tl C. BOWBRS. MMtlW' Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread una Byera' Beat Flour. Jt took hi at premium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi tion, and givea excellent satisfaction wherever uaed. Kvery sack ia guaranteed. We have the best Steam Rolled Barley, Beed Bye and Beardlcas Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W s. HYKRS. Prop. Hran. Short. Etc. mm. W lUasV a fHiji-af aKBSffk, are Haiitrr 0RQ6DN ONLINE " FJMON PitClHC uan st Time Schtdula .aaita roa From Pandlaton. raos 1 iii. ago- salt lti. Imivar, Fwt 1 Hurtlauil Wurlh. Oasaka, Kau I Huaclal aaa cltjr, St. Iwili. fba 6 a y iu Clilcasi, ami Kaal I , la II 111, 1 lag ton 1 - Atlaulli nail .., ll.uv.r. ft Kiureu Wurlu, tliuaha Kan 6 .10 a. u. aa City, mi IaiuI. :M Id u 111 Tla limit cagoaud Kal lugUiu St faul Walla Walla, Lalu Vatt Mall Hbukaua.Wallac.l'ull :Ua iu man MiinjHauills, S r.Sii ai .1. i'aul. buluili.alllwau- Muukaua kas, Cnlcaa-uaadaaji Ocean and Kiver Schedule. raOaf fOKTLAND. AU salllas dalaa sub t mi p. as. I a4 to .Saaaa. for Sau Kr.uslauo 4 f ss. Sail ever? t daxs. Datlr '! CelumSla aiver no., la, S. SS. .SB. To Aalorla and War ai tuul.; aaiardajr Landlsus. Irat I j Willamette Bluer l" IMllr aa. 4ua.as. i laij Way Lamllua." a it. onallla aud War Su l ui iMe. Jbrs. Uudliuj. tlea , Wad ad Sat aud Wri m Wlllasaetta and ram luesThra Onajou Cilr. Uatuu Mas Wad and Sat and Wa landlmja and Fri. 55ae ) fits rt i bail. I Jtjarta t liarHsssj, PaPy I Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway Foi ( Imago, Ht. I'anl, Ht Iiuls, kaa aaa l ily, Ht. Joe, Omaha, and All Toints East and South Porttaott and poiata ua tb. Sound an Muud.ix, r iu.a.ia.aa i rridai.al ll Ma a. Tuawtar., ikuradasaud aauirdar. at a at a ai Ixuarta dallr an aui auudar at a ui a ui Fur lliluruiailuu laaaollus raiaa aud auaaiui aimlailuua call on ur addtMt W anaaa aaaal. r-sudlsiwa, oraaj M ' ' A I I'M K It K A i 11 I- A Walla Waila. Waae rrasa Oregon Lumber Yard WOOD ouriKH Kor bana and dw. limns iib.i-i Lbau tin. Lumber, Lath. Slun-lea, HullJiutt Paper. Tar Papar. Lime and (Jeiuent. Plaatar. Hi k k und Hand. Sci ecu Doom It W i ndo wa, flaah and Doan, Terra Gait Pipe. Borie & light. Prop' Alta St., Off. Court