East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 13, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextS I L K WAIST See Display in the North Window $2.50 to $4.90, formerly $5 to $10. leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co6 :rsK8iAY, marou is, imi. NiiVV SCHOOL LAW. i mil Mm via. Hull, i no va of DlPtuiors can Not be t ml maehnr'i Vliliout n lull to. i net general m'hiini law eontaiut provitioni intended to ggead Ibf a mIiooI MVRti'iii 'agalntl nejMitlim iitln r knidfeil n Humph. UH of nrnvmlnin Ih (omul in section H , ralataa to 1 1 11 dattw ofdiratlera, vision 7 of litis NCtloU iirovhleH, I other '.In---. Mint "no con-1 ihtmlrutf, fullim; ilinll hi' i. rtithunv tuneltur i voti wil I Imvi n minted by blood or mnrrhifrc n the third degree la nny mum tht tahool board without thu rrenoa ot nil tl. membera of the , by ii vote ihsly entered on the l-'h records of iirii I'pilinuN. " I MM i 1 1 r iiiiir-'-i iiniintnioii' coiimoi:' - un1 J, smith tha holdover director. They oanvateed the vote ami declared thut v. M. rltrat, Saaaa Palling and B Jukaon had beat elected uh dlrwntore, h h wei published Tntaday . Miai Belle liishop 'viIh thv'tetl hy the hnttrd to area u afibool olarii for ana pair, to lUaaaod hat ttMtbev, Mra. Lnna Blibop, Accordiog to the votnH etati W. M. Plane, hming raaaivad (ha itroiitiHt number, w i i I asrvt (er Ova yearn; Jeeec Pail lac for foor yanrai C. s. Jatfkaon lot three yaara. TO CURE DANDRUFF. m i ... ! t i iuiiiov n near rolatM ineiflhur it" tetoher, there Ii nnml! li'U 1li.lt KM lli.'iiiiliutem iicr.-uii Iki i i . . i I ' - i t 1.... ot the r- lUtnill. Illltvisioil 111. of till' HliniH MM'tlOll, Idaa: "it ninill he illegal for any etoti either dire'tiyor indirectly, nve nny, pecuniary interest in the Hon of BOboothoutct. or fur tlu nlng. yantilatlng, ptrniablng or irinn th'' lame, or to reoelve or pt nny abmptrnant Ion lor lim Her-i- rendered uh ii ra otn bar of the 1 i.ii. q proviaiun Ii in u H mv duleatad hy ft enumeration ol Bi.il eontraota. If the prohibition i ,'i. in general tarinii, forbidding Hi' tor to have tin; Interest, direct i ii i i . 1 1 y . In any ooutract made Br for tin' dlltllol "i which hi' l a Hji'i. i , Mir deal red end wonld havt I'OiiipliHl'i'il. A'- It ih, Inure In or dlrettuil to prollt hy niunv tw that tney in' raade on behalf district Thr spirit ol the law evident, hotrnver, tba now n-will proliuhly hv a bum -effaat. Tho mm ichaol law, iIobh not take t'.ffxi't until ,Mny ntaiiiN oho larinji ilofuct, which iHtilily j; i vi hoiiio troilblo. Sur- providaBi anong otimr thinaja, the Hhi'IiI .rliiiol yi'iir Hliull hi'ijin third Monday ( Joaa ami end laai day of . Inn". " Thil would lha Mbool year allbaf ubout 10 ir a your ami Id dayH lonu. It (.ol 'lint it wan the tlrwt intent ' tin- lobool year bcuin on July ml on tin' lant day ot Jnnti Ac would Hoinotiiiiex fall on .Sim - ii' hill wile I'hanyi'd to m:iU'.' tho It Is Nocosgnry Thai ttio Dandrult Griii En lii'adtcatad. "Iontro t lie cailKi-, vou remove the effect." Kill the aern that cancel hair and hnldnoNH, more diindrnfT ami your hair iiint-t grow inxnriantlv. Iler- plolde not ouly oonlalni the damlrniT Kit . di'Ktroyor, but il i ah.o a tnott i iu'htful hair droHNin; for regular loilai ttOBi No otimr hair preparation i- on thin Kriuntith' hnHi- of dentroviiia landrul'f uerin, and none other elaiiuii to lie, for the Hi In pie ronton that it is only recently that a dextroyer of the aarm hat- bean dltoovarad"Nawa hro'a llerpicide, the only hair prenara- tlon that ant sally kiiin nnntlwiHi (ID! ont (Alt' nee icin vhi X na ion hat if. I D t naii .V It H' o J II llh lay, eO? am Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton k ii Law fat ObbnujOi K I' KeruiiHon, t'im'innnti . M A Bntlar, Bakar City, lieorue llarriM, Bpokane, Andrew Nylander, Bpokana. .1 BHvaratone, Portland, Uaver A liraham, I'lirtlaml. l Me(!amlleN. Kl leu 'nirir, v. c Warrani Portland, .1 W ayer. Walla Walla. il Hooper. Portland. .la" C 'uiininiiliHin, Kpokniie. H Ii Powell. New York. K it .May, Portland. , B Bennett, The Jiallen. lien Withrnw, Arlington. li Dram, Portland. E il t'larke, ,san Prantiteo, l''.(l Blank barn, Omaha. V W (iarleti. . A Allison. Snm i.ee, Hf.i kano, l B RionajMaon. Helix, H It Baaa. N lierkoley and wifo. Bd Bwlttker. city. .1 'I' kri'iiK, Wulla Walla. 1- Uoborth, I'ortland. Binabatmar, Portland. Balaton, ltuice. Downer, Spokane. Wash. Deo r. l .1 K C I, Trust Those Who Have Tried. 1 Huffered from rutarrli of tho wornt kind and never hoped for euro, but Blya i. Halm NeuniN to do oven that. -Omar Oatrom. 45 Warren Ave.. .in on the third ftlonday in Chicaiio, 111. id it wiih intondtd to make it 1 miffered frum calurrli , it uot ho bud n tlie ilay prei:eiluii;, imi ly , i could not work; usudl'.lv'h tlnuiin waw liaiui and am entirely well, A. C. Clarke. 341 BhaWHMM Ave.. BohIOH, Muh. The lialin bjOM not irritate or caimo meeting. Sold hy droangtl at 50 couth, or maliad hy Ult Brotbert, 56 Warron M ., .Now l ork. una third iveraiabt tbiH lattur chauiji inilde. The aiiuoal hdiool nu liilt'T will he held on the Iday in Jnnn, no it Ii la he pre I'll that the lli'oiUllth ot Hele in will he opened and cliihed ar I ugly. stoo DaUaaa nowurd, aioo. r.'rt'l. i hi tin imi', 'i will It nk'iiiuil Ii. i (lull I l mi li'iiM .in.' 'tri'inllnl itl...'Hiie .'i.'tii-i iihk Ih'i'ii iil.lt In .-nr.' lu rtll Us hihI llntt U Batarrb. Hair-, I'alarrli Cure only pueltlve vuiv BOW kntmn In MM il fmwrulty. Caiarrta bflna h BMMtlto. illeiNue rwpilriM a .niisiitiiiliinal truai M a II 'h eal-o rli t in.' in lak.'ii '.iil.Timlly. I I Ii ull Llul IjIimhI Mini 1III..-OI1M Blir- ( tin ivsU'ili, Hi r.'l.y ih .'.ruyliiu Hie I lunch III. Ill III III.' ill -, a .' all'l l'IVIIIK I 111' I'll- U..I.....I , i .. . ..it. it, ,1. ... r.... ..nil'" -1 -1 1 T ii nit uri' 'liiiuni: Wn:!. 111.' I . Ii i Ii luilli in Of t nraiivf NUiilllnox that Iiiih I Ilia lil . "l.t.'l .ntU .lltU.lll." I'lHWl" Mil la' thai II utl It. riirt-. taml lor Wat of h.'i'iai- Ad'li'- I. J CIIKNKV Cli.. I'm .lo Ullit). I by DrunKlM-i. 75.'. II - Imiillv I'llU Hill 111 l.t. lUHOUI. HOARD UIIUANIATIUN. D Fee Was BleoMd at President, All Members Hen.' Present. I new hoard of tebool directorB it- lir.-t nieetiiiL' iu .Inn.' i ceV .luiid hlo.'k, at 7:80 o'eloek on idav evening, .M.ireh fl, .lunge I mi; culled the nieetun! In rtler, ho . the prenidunt ol the old bourtl, .indite Jamuri A. Pae and Dr. (, Sohool Dlitriet No. 66. ii. w. Mybea, taaob I lha tebool in hi . .". iso. ,;, neur v.. -in' wiih ii viHilor in I'endleton on I'lteMlay am lelt for iue iioine thia iiiuruilia'. lie later that it became noccHnarv to cIohh hih Hi'bool on account of the prevulci.co ni imalLnoa, and that l here 11 not reuaon lor bulievinx that the will he ri'opiiiied before next full. It in the name kind of miltl tieen at I'enillet'Hi, 11 lot Unci.. Wnl la Wallu. ami elne- whore through this suction, but still of Hiich character that people don't liku to have it in the family. Worse Tnan War. Iliindre-dh are killed in war, hut huudrotlH uf thoiiBumlH are killed by coiiHUiupliou. there wouhl be no .it .it Ii.- at all caiihed hv thin terrible 'i:-' .i " , if people could In made to un derHtaud that Shilob'e ,..nyt, and con sumption cure is a aura remedy if taken in the early Htaiteh. L'f cU. , M cte. ami $1 a buttle. DruuiiHtH will refuud the moliov if a cure in uot effected. Tall- man A DO, , leading drinatigth. mid a complete line of tbe GENUINE ) JEWELRY uinmuiiud Free Delivery at Freewater. A rural free delivery route has been established ut hreeu titer, to commence April 1. The mute mux entirely to the north of the utiioe, with two carrier, William II. uml James O. Otamentii. This case has been sus pended for several months became of Ih. iiwil .ni. n. ul Alilioii, a n nil was rcroiuinumled by two departiuent in ' speetors. "1847 Rogers Bros." Knives, Porta. Spoona, etc. Kyes cafcfully cumiiutl end piujrly Hurt! I" the ti giede FLm KtialruiK. L. HUNZIKBR, jeweler and Optician. t dour to Aleiandor A lloxtar 's r0 She Didn't Worn a Mask Hut her beauty war completely bidden by sores, blotches ami pimple till she used Utickleu'e Arnica Salve. Then they vanished nR wil all tTOfi tion.t, fevor sores, boils, ulcers, cur buucles and felons rwio it i'- In fallible for outs, corns, burnt-, seuld ami piles Cure una t un teed. Mm at Tatlmaii A Co. I' rank Staiuiu, a younit mail of 1. ii is in ikMiiiK ami DO efforts by tbe autlKirities of the Montana mluinu city avail to locate him He left Unite, pfaaomably tor Bpokana, a voar and a half ago. The misniuy; man is rtin-'h , '-'A yearh old. has dark e.w.s an 1 pale complexion ami in gear I six feut tall, lie has a biother, Albert Htarnm, iu the jewelry bitfilMMi at Inline, Muni., who uek iiiformatiuu ouuoeriiiug bini. OF INTEREST TO SHEEPMEN. Report of Specialists on Poisonous Plants. During tho closing hours of the K'HHion ot congress a resolution wiih pufwd by the hrttMa. at tha reqnatt of tteprpsi'iitat ive .Mootiy . nt ureoon, au thoritinn thu prlntioa ol 10,000 oopla of n retort upon an Investigation miuh hv fiierinlifitH oi the department of agriculture of tdnnts poisoiiBii,tfi stock in Montana. T it if report is ol Inepti mahle value to the sheepmen of Ifon tana and other Western statc-i, contain ing as it does minute .inscriptions of tho various poisonous plants. w ith remedies in cacli instance. .More than half the plants common tjd Mnntana , are found on the raniji'H of Ormtoii, and 10 thil extant the document will he verv valuable to Oregon iheapmen, Kor vears the shoepmeti of the entire West have been perplexed at the hi-avv Iorhpf of sheep from plant-poisoning In many instances tin deadly plants have been I . tented, hut temcilti'h have nnt been found. Tin department en ponded consider .hie money in praetioal Held exiMTimeiits tiering the past feu son, ami as a result has discovered cheap hut successful tint idotes for most of the poisons costing in the wild forace plants nf Montana. ""ccretarv Wilson, of tho department of agriculture, says that his report, if it rnn he placed promptly In the hands of stockmen of the Western stales, will enable them to prevent losses aggregat ing hundreds of thousands of dollars annually, lie feels thai unloe au adaanatc edition of this document can be had, that the work ol the dtMVI nient will be practical ly waited. It was w ith a view ot ha, ing an ample supply nl the report, printed lor ills trihution nt the opening of the hp- preaching teaaoti that Mr. Moodj urged prompt action upon the tenati resolution anthoflting tins large edl- t inn. The report w it- prepared by Ml nsrs. Chestii.it and Wilcox, who d iscovered, out i: mi plants examined, six that were poisonous to BtDck. The report will i" prolate ly llnttrntetl, 10 that breeders inuv mure renilily locate the dnngeronn plants. Aceoinpai'V ing tin deaoriptlon of each plant and tht symptoms ol tne resulting poisoning are explicit directions tor the BnuliCa tion ol the remedv relcri-i' I to i perm a 1 1 it a it a t e "f potash generally an swering till purport's , a remedv whiih .ait he easily carrietl by the herder, ami as easily administered, tieueruf inai an aiei id a f I ai ii are given for tbe ovoidaniie of the poisonous species by proper hnmilii.it of -1 1- mi the range. l.iiHses iiuiotiuling 10 about 1X5,000 i nine under ttie aclua! ObterVBtlon ol .Mr. Wilcox within a period 'if 2Kj inontbs, and nf tttaaa losses he esti mated that more than four-fifthi wen ptwvaotnble. The total preventabli losses ol slock bv iilunt-poisoniiig in Montana ai uie iHr the past year wns estimated to ri itch Iroin fii.OOU to IfXl.lHlO. In view 01 these tact-, sheepmen will readily recognize the importance of securing this document and having il constnntlv with them until ihev have learned In identity the daiutcriiiiH plants and understand the treatment the report will he printed us "Semite ducumeiil No. Kill, 5tilh congress second Hessiiiii. 1 hv which title aiitdi- cntion should he made to representa tive or senator in whose district tbe ibeeiHiwners, herders ami others may reside. HONORS ARK NOW EASY. Deputy Sliut'lir TU Taylor thu Victim or n Practical Joke. At the time and following the getting away of John liovle from the county jail, Deputy Hlmriffs J 00 UlaUley and til 1). Taylor DBVO been having more or lest: nniuseiiieiit ut the expense of lleputv Sheriff C. I'. Duvis. Mr. l'm le was allowed in go down town hy per mission of Deputy Duvi-, so the others have been relerring lo tlmt event jocularly on severnl OOtaalOM. Mr. Doyle was Otllte lame, so every once in a while Depute Sheriff Taylor wonld walk lame ami thus plaaaantly recall the missing prisoner. Thut joke was on M r. 1 lav is. Next cume the trip Jo Gibbon of lleputv Sheriff .Ion ijluklcv, OotXHMf Cole. and Joseph ii. McDIII, su perintendent of the COttnty hospital, after a corpse, which proved lo be a wild goose chase. Thut joke was on Deputy Sheriff lilakley. Deputy Sheriff Tayl:r had thus fur escaped anylliiiiy and everything of that nature and was enjoying thu anility side of life. It is a long lune that has no turn. And Tuylor's turn cume Tuesday forenoon, lie had gone into the jail part of the court house at 10 o'clock on business, where Col umbia (ieorge, Tuu-Tua and .bdin Kitzgerald were. That settled il as far as his liberty win. concerned tor uti hour. Deputy Sheriff illakley closed the door and turned the key. Deputy Sheriff Taylor limped BfOnnd utter tbe muiinur of Mr. Doyle and wunitd Deputy Sheriff Davis to let hi in go down town to truiiHuct MUM busmen-, us hud Mr, Doyle, but Deputy Davis bad lot rued by experience and re mained obdurate. Then Til toh! Deputy lilakley that he hud received a telegram from oibbuii to pome op ut MBU and bring a collie, us n dead man hud been found. Mr. HUl. ley said he would have to have tni.ru evidence than a telegram be would have to see tbe corpse ItrHt. Alter parleying around for almost an hour, the deputies ou the outside thought that they had had tnnwient revenge and let the prisoner Out, provided he would do the honors with cigars, etc., ami would inner again reter to the Doyle escape or the Gibbon hoax. EXI'liRIMUNTINU IN GRA&S. 0. K. It N . Co. Has Seeded 40 Acres In Morrow County. A whole Bocti'in of laud upon which to experiment with grasses has been purchased by tbe t). It. A N. in Mor row county, lour miles east ol Castle Kock, and 40 acres have already baaa seeded to buiichgrass, broiiiegrassjainl Turkestan clover. 0. L. Smith, a 'well known expert on luriuiiig aitii live stock, returned to I'ortland Monday from liusterii Oregon, suys the Ofe gooiun. He bus beull superintending the prepurution of tiie ground and lilantiua of the seed, and feel couii- ileal of satisfactory results. Tbe Whole unction, containing bio acre--, be said, will be feueed with u rabbit-proof wire network, ami all the grushos will thus bo protected while growing. Disk harrows are used to prepare the light, alluvial moiI for the teed, ami ordinary harruwh afterward fiuiah tin- work. Ity next lull, we will kimw just what grasses succeed ucht iu tbe urid reukm ulonu the south side of lie Columbia river," be suitl, "and this kliowledgo will be of immense bjMiegl to the stock interests of tbe eastern portion of the statt I lie laiin itgrans wma was rnihwi no the company's lurm, near wailtt Wallu, and as this is the natural grass ol that region, there i DO ques tion alsiut its boantUal yield, e.eu uhnre the ruiulall is not sulliciwit to mature a crop t,i wheal. HiincligrajH. ltrW to imrlecllon Ull over me avit'iii now blowu up iuto grown up with SBasbrusli, but years of overstock Ihg and the trampling of hordes of sheep, cattle ami horses lunn long since billed it out. It will take time, expense and protection to grow full crops of grass over this level stretch ni country, but it will pay well in the end, bv trie InCNfcMd nuniher of stnrk supported . "The Tiirltestiin clover resembles alfalfa, nnd thrives well in North Central Asis, where the soil ami climate strongly resemble tlmt of East ern Oregon. The general government eeiled 40 acres to this crass near North Yekima, Wash,, last year, nnd the field was very satisfactory. "fimme crsss is a good dem like Kentucky blue grnns, nnd prmlnces well mi Itgl't soil, where rnin enough fulls lo i-nflhlit v. bent linu.lu In fill Wh other il will An .r, noil mkmmm ll... I P ' f Rnv ruin and snowfall are not sufficient to nuttiin wheat, is an experiment.'' SEEKING AFTER NEW HOMES. K. P. PODP WON HIS CASB. Th Union Mutual Aid Society Will Have to Pay. The BAaa ol B, P. Dftdd vs. The UDion Mtiton1 Aid Society ot, Port land, ill I he DOnolntion of the taking ol the testimony on Monday in Justice FitB Oarald'l court, was taken under advisement hy the jtulgps. The de cision was handed down on Tuesday a (tar noon i it was a lodgment in favor of the plaintiff for IH. tbe sum sued for, nnd itists uml attorney's fees. The dent tlnn n complete victory lor the plaintiff, vho was represented by J. J. Hnlleray, as attorney. Several other similar suits have been instituted against the Fame society. It has many members In Pendleton, many ol whom have been sick since taking out this InaONUMe, which has entailed n heavy loss on the corporation. Rnlstoit O , the secretary, returned to his boma ut Portland Monday night. t m I This Plain RnoitRh. If yott have a nagging cough ami are Inning rtesh. go to a drug store, and gal a bottle ol shilob h Consumption cure, lake two-thirds of it, and then, if you are not benefited, return the bottle lo tbe druggist, rtml he will re turn your money Isn't that fair',' No One OOOld HNk more. cts. , 50 cts. and 1 1 a OOttla. Talluiaii A Co., lend ing druggists. A 1 RIP TO I AI.IKORNU. Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall srid Mis. Iicile Bishop Will Leave Tonight. Mrs. Carrie C. Van Orsdall. grand guardian of the PtolAe Circle. Women of Wo uh raft, will leave fur California night, accompanied bv Miss Belle Bishop, her private secretary. The trip is a tour of inspection f the circles ni Cnliiornie. There are -IS circles in that stole, and i0 of them will be visited mi this trip hy the grand guardian. It will be impossible lo visit the other eight at this time, us thev are remote from the main line m travel and in get to them would consume too much time. Hven as mapped out Mrs. Van Orsdall'H Itinerary is ont that will keep Iter Im.-v day and night lor six weeks. The lusl circle will be visited on April 0, and the travelers expect to u'rive home at Pendleton on Mttv J. m m Five Things. I'he Ave diseases for which Shi lob's Consumption Cure is eHpecially recom mended, ure Coutihs, ("olds, Wlnsiping OofljaY Cnuip ami Consumption. No medicine ever made by man is eijunl to it in anv respect. Sold under a uisitive guarantee. Money back if it Lift el Ml cts ni.d II a liottle. TBlltiiRn A Co. r in Alter 1 1 Years. An interesting incident occurred in the life of John A. Smith, n pioneer of I'.nstern Oregon, when hy accident he met a son that he bad not heard from for L'l years, llcury Smith, ut linker City a few days ugo. Mr Smith was separated from his wife over Ul years ug" and lii-s.ui Henry, being but two tears old, Wg- tllkell In Colo rado hy his mother, und since that time 'lot! ing had been heard of him. Hi- lather noticed a family resem blance as his unknown son passed hitn ou the street. Later in the dav the filets hcciiiiic known and two hearts were made glad after g years of separation. Arthur Yuntcn . manager ol J. il. (iriswoitl- brunch store at Sum liter, is missing with f:a0 ol hi- employer's money, For 50 Years mothers have bn-n giving thajit children for croup, coughs and colds Shiloh's Consumption Cure Motiu-rs have you Shiloh in the house at all times? Do you know just where you can End it if you need it quickly if your little one is gasping and choking with croup? If you haven t it get a bottle. It will save your child's life. "Shilo ' cured inr baby of ereu. cu.'i.. i.rt tlv.tU. 1 woul.1 lifl be wtluoul 14. BK J- U. MAHTIN, Huuuville. AU. aiillnli's Cuuenuiutl.m Cure 1 sold lrH dniualau at left. , AO.-, ai.ov a buttle. A Iirlltle.l SJlUfrl-ant '' icoeit Kltti ntrrj I villi ar., But aalUII.-il an tu your Urt.til suitl get , '.r muurjr back. Write for Msetrslctl book on cotteuniot.oii tern C. WcUs. Co.,LeU. lllioul iu lo you. b Kor milt b.v Ttilliiiau V o. , ilrilitulHt - i C. SHAW k CO. W. J. jUHVPTilj Manager. WESiLE AND BETH sand iluue and Vurtl no Webb Street Opuoeite limit Freight Depot We are .r.-. ifl lo furnish anything in the livutber line and can guarante prit es to bo a cheap, if not cheHr than others We uleo carry a large line uf Doors, Windows and Mouldiug. Part.es n.nl. oipUuug buildlug will do well to see u lieloic placing thoir order. We also carry Caautule Ked fir vtuod. Phone Maui VS. Hundreds ol ImtnlBrants Pas ThroiiRh rendleton Evtry Week. The passenger Iratlic on the 0. K. iV N. railroad during the past month has been enormous. The trains passing 'through Pendleton hnvo been crowded I with bomeseekcre looking after suit able locations. About M per cent .keep on going to tho Willamette valley and j the other IS pat cent go north into Washington. Some of the questions asked bv the passengers when thev ire) off at the depot for a few minutes, to ' look around while the train waits to transfer passengers and bagagge to the Spokane branch line, are amusing. Thev show that thev have no ulna of the natural resources of this Inland more than n chipmunk wonld have. Hot so much, in fact. What effect wnnld it have on this county and community il "00 good tnmil ies irom the central staten wore I to come here. buy land ami go to farm ! ing and raining stock .' Wouhl It ho a benefit or a detriment.' It has been suggested by a business man of this city that advertising the resources of I'm ii ' i county so that the immi grants could take advantage thereof, would have the effect of causing iniitiv tif them stop and become identified with the county. l"o do this properly it would be necessary to have suitable data prepared and printed in ijreat tpiantilies and placed on the west- iiounii trains al Huntington, or even as tar east as l'ocatello. Idaho. Manv who have land to sell have been overlooking the iart that' pur chaser- come from abroad, tree ad vertising hv word of mouth at the depot is Dot eflecltve. it does not come at the right time. Bv the time he gets to Pendleton his mental gar is IimiI mi green valltvs far awav. He know- not h iu,: of the possibilities of Umatilla tonnty land for raiting wheat, or of its adaptability for ruir ing cattle, sheep, nurses and lings Thev who have something to sell might take atlvaiitugeX"l the tip here given, to advertise it, out it is history that iluv will be Ust ones to do it. 1 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Our $3.50 Shoe for Women He Lost $10,000. A. Mnyth, one ot tho most promi nent Hht-c pdeulers in I'.astern Oregon, whose home is in Arlington, returned root nth Irom si. Paul. Mr Smyth put mi the market ut Chicago 25,1101) head ot sheep which he wintered in Colorado Owing to the extremely thtUUtnt market ! nml the high price of feed, he suffered a loss of more than llii.OOO It was another severe blow such as he suffered two years ago under similar circumstances. Old Soldier's Experlene. M. M. Austin, n civil war veteran, of Winchester, Ind., writes "My wife was sick a long time in spite of good doctor's treatment, but was wholly cured by Vr. King's New Life Pills, which worked wonders for her health." They always do. Try them. Only -lore. at I. 'nu. ii. t ' drug i:amily Orders : raj iv u,,' mtt ut ion I tic i r I mtorlHii't lnrv . u 0 haw h vurjr tint IIqu of WIum ami Miuom lor laMr ami m. dl' JumI u.- ami ar uh i. in n ttnr aldtlty lo niiily tin-in at llo lowed 1 i M V QgJTJ a IurgrM'le iloii oIswh 1 anl i " vitiaii-t in nn iropular hrauli of K n tuciy WhiNkayti nu'1 IiuMiitfl ati1 liuitittattc Hiftinli'-h Court MiM, iiHr JolinmHi. If BanaBtfltti m jLBKmrm tiiiBgt, v "" etHII.IMI.B vehwis. inantiisii. lim The n.le.1 of this shoo is to etobody everything; tlint II rtcnful anil beau tiful in form. It is the jmrfeition of hot art and skill It it without a rival 1 1 is the siijvi ioi of all Ij.JO shoes (or women. i$ differ, tni stylos, button. ue. turns, writs kill black, tan 01 brOod, (latent kid. to S, width aa Itl I I Our New $3.50 Shoe for Men Honest work tad honest pay to hon Ml auptriOf Imn. h slioemakert. This is tin wa this shoe is tntile. Heat umteriali made in tha correct new shapes Bo art hava ,i right to sliiai that wo show tha best shoe at the price m. tile in the world Have them black ami (an ol Vu i, box willow i all, l u nch call, tvery st Ic. tor; all sirs Ifl call, velon, t orilovan in and widths Shoe Department 716 Main St. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Hotei Pendleton Under New nanagement. Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Every Modern Convenience 1 Give Us 1 Trial. Kales $2 00 a lay Special Rites by Weak or noita Bar and Kllllard lloomt. Mtadquartera for Traveling Wan The Keat Hotel In Eaatern Oregon. Van Dran Bros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore Byers' Best Flour... Tu make good bread ukc Myern' Heat Floor. It took fiiat pienihim at the Chlcagu World' Fair, over all couoatl tun', and gives excellent satlafactioii wherever uacd Kvrry .sack is I'liiirauteeil. We have the beat Bteaiu Rolled Karley, Seed Kye and Beardhraa Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. s RVKR8, Prop. Hrnn. ShrK Etc The Old Reliable 1 1 tu a-11 )af" 111 (jUNtlieaa iiJ 110 irlit to 1 nu 1 yet '! uiualiruoui tiiii trying t rriKkti yon ' in t L y an jj i )ou ae tunuh lor the lollar a v t Mii IJIKV f'AN'i DO l'l ki er nny lh only roinjilul lto a of IJariteaff .s4iit, Hri.ldUa, Rita. Spun, Wblte, ilota, Itruihtta, Combe, oil, soap, lunia, Vegou 1 cm and ' nn van lint: wait aver biouKeil lo KaVI 11 Orogoli. JOSEPH ELL'S Leading Maiiiessand Saddlery. Closing out at Cost at VAUOHAN'S (I RA STORE Now is the time to lay in your BTBIVG HCPi'LIKS Iadiat' shot), 11.76 now. . tl.ou Lsuiie' shot!, 11. M now . .U'j Meu's heavy BBOta, J . 1 0 M'-n t. 80 shoes iM I. u.lich H'ct,iiriiii.' wui(l.t llet thrttad 1 1 . 1 1 Vm: ipuul . .04 Coppur wh boiler,,, I3I.H4 I-. B i II, 'n r ' tindurweitr, stilt t.06 I C tin coffee jHjt irC UOW . .10 WbhIi bttin W All K"i inn. I go aooii - , " .i-.- on . K.ih I'AKKN IN TKAIU.. Vaujt'fians Hacker Store hi7 Mam Street IBUON PACIFIC aavav Tinhs4ui .aaiva " From fanalaten. roa 1 M.fo Ball lka. Iuirr, Purl furllanil Wnrili Oasaka, Ku Hunclal sa t'liy, Ml Uwle. .t. in i I- ni l im .ml tul vi. Hum laatoB. I All.iilli Hall ! I" 1, .ii , ft. Klprew Wnrili, Ofu.B.. K.n :lt a iu m i lly, Bt bun. Oal- II l m Via iluui .an .ml r.et ngaM HI faul Walls Walla, haiwl.lou rulU.ll H. kanr M.ll.t.. Hull in iii.ii, Until. '.(atlla, Hi I. M V ui Via Paul. lJulutli.Mllw.u Hpukau kee, I'ltlt-asn .ut ta.1 (keen and Uivcr Schedule. KHOM 1 "in I. a .1 All aallluf d.U'i aub kSJB p. ui. Ja( tu t u.uge Kur Mau Hraitclai ., t p. in Ball vr I days. -BB ( jto.pi LeluuiBl aiv.r Buud. It ui 8 p. ui 'iu A. Ion. aad Way aa tuuday Saturday i-audluft it p. m, I I Take the... Watshington k Columbia River Railway lot ChlcaBo, ht Haul. HI. Ia.uls, sas 1,'ity, ht. Joe, tliuatia, aud All Points cast and South MortlaiMl au4 pwlata Ull the SOHBaf . ArrttM kjttitil.ya, HaluaMl.asakul frioaisai ll'.Ua ui 1 It. ,i..l.a.i.J saauitaia si IB a as. Ii. (Htm il.ily en t -pi Suuday .1 a iai Pur lultiiiuatntit nsai liug i.ia. sad iiiixl.tliilia a m .11 ull uf atlilfaw AbAtB, Aasast H.udl.auu. Ora t At I'kHllkAII, U. H A , Wall. Walla. Waal. Pfiidb ion, Oregon. atBIM buardw' hy Ilia u.y. k ui uoulu aud , i lb. utaat uf iaM f irt Claaa Livery Kik;a Ually ex. auuuay a at la BV I una Una aaidaai Wlllaiuatt Blv.r Ola. t.l. II. Naabvrg. 1 una p. inn in . aud W. l..:.ilii,g. Ikm iu as atuud.y 11. 1 ... Una sM bi Wlllau ll andtratu ..I Ulnar. tii.t.u tily. Iauiu .Bt Wr Uudlua .rac nil rrl SUMP ui Muu Wad ..,.1 y,i 1 u i.c 1.1,1.1111 ii ..it aiif.i i.uiit. 'ielapl.uut klaiu n lura. a i , 1 .. Hiuprl. Depot Stable. 1. Klparl. . an., iu I'aTly k : pen la w Laaruavu t r WAAMe1T, 1 ... Uai.UtU 111 Ul. Ikall' Oregon Lumber Yard woon uuriKitb For barn and dwalliu. ;ri.uioi ihau tiu. Lumber. VOL Hhiiigltja, BuUdiuM FaiMr. Tnr Fopcr. I.iiuc aud CiCiuattl, Mouldisjee. Picketa, Plaater, Hi ii aud Baud, V 1 ecu lioom it WJuduwe. Siuth and Doura, Terra Cotta Pipe. Boric & Light, IVop'f Alu at., eyp. Caaart