PENDLETON WATER SYSTEM.
SI L-K
WHIST
SHLE
See Display in the North Window
$2.50 to $4.90, formerly $5 to $10.
eaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
I HI HAY, M A KOI --, W01.
IE ELLIS TO MOV E HERE.
Sold Hli Home In Heppner. and
Will rurchat or Build in Pendleton.
honor, .In !," V K . 1'lliH, pro
Bjt hi. lire of tlit- Sixth district
I c.uiri.imw resilient 111 ni'iuivr,
hi tn remove to Pendleton to
Dll Iionie. He has recently told
mnfortatde home proMrtv in
iter toll. v . rncip. win. w 11
ber of tlie law firm ot' Kllis A
s, and WlM retiiuins there tO DOB1
the practice 01 hi jiroiesswn.
KIli- If now looking nhc-iit for
iiril.le Kite lor n home here, uml
either tin v or hnilil a house in
ll to live.
Hrint: UMHiUjfii loaolry for re.
Bp property in Pendleton li qaite
Httttr Mitnv pie living in the
ptrv Hre deeiroui in coin log 10 Pen
ftn i" mnke theli bomei end reei
Be loti era decided Ij on the np-Uw-
to tniirket valuation, Reel
Be deeletf itre B nd i n Ineidfl prop
of (nirU eeey rale, erlth a ten
y nil the time manifest lo pneh
Ker out. end eitend the boanderhn
Hr ri'-iiii'inT dietriei Tin advene
wiee has l n material during tin'
Htu ur t hree v o.ir-
CR(M 1 N T PEOPLK
Hfr to the Efficacy ot Uie New Sclen-
tlltc Dandruff Treatment.
HL I'. Lanier, Denver rave: "Her-
has made mv hair iim
ly."
f A. titierin, i.reat h h 1 1 -. .Mont .
"I Hnd Ilerpieide un cxi client
ruff cure. '
I ireehlahd , Portland, Hre sues:
bm Herpiride Htoppeil ui)
tailing out.
I. Israel, Dartoe, Wash., says:
picide has completely cured mv
ruff. "
arlee I'.rown, president I ' i rut
nal hank, Vancouver, Wash..
Ilerpieide in excellent lor keep-
le Hcalp clean. ' '
m LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT.
rch and Academy Affair for tbt
Securing of Neeetiary Fundi.
lumher of affair of a columned
and business nature are planned
e near future, each heing designed
iMt in the raining of money for
I'lahlc objects Aiming; these are
entertainment" which are con
flated hv t:ie students nf the I'eu-
li ucadi'inv to add to the fund
III is being raised fur the better-
of that excellent nelcn I. I'mha-
Wc sell Alarm Clocks
75C.
$I.OO,
$1.25.
$ 50.
iy lit day Striking and Alarm
Clocks, guaranteed, ior
$3.00 up
c will convince you we
are the lowest on clocks.
All we ask is a visit from
you
L HUNZIKER,
,'weler and Optician..
xt door to Alexander .v Welter's
hlr during April an entertainment " ill
lie given for thin ohjct. And at later
dates other will follow.
The Indies of the I'rp'-hvtcrian
church, having bought an organ to
'coat 7'i, are planning numerous,
affairs to secure the money with which
tn pay fur it. To further this work,
Sirs, J. R. Diekeon wlllgivea maticale
at her home on the Tuesday following
Faster, that promises to he pleasant,
indeed.
Announcement has already Iveen
made of the Kaster sale o le neld hv
the viiing ladies f St, Agnes guild, of
the Church of the Uedeemer. and of
the play to he given by the Klks to
procure funds to apply on the improve
ment of the city cemetery. This oh.
iect being eo worthy, it will doubtless
insure a large attendance at the pro
duction of the play.
Ha Kept Hit L etr.
Twelve years ago .1. W. Sullivan, of
Hartford. Conn., scratched hit lea
with a rusty wire. Inflammation and
blood poisi'iiing set in. For two years
he Buffered intensely. Then the best
doctors urged amputation, "hut," he
writes, "I used one Imttle ol Klectric
Bitters and 1B boxes of Bncklen's
Arnica Salve and my leg was sound
ami well as ever.' For eruptions,
er tenia, tetter, salt rheum, sores and
all blood disorders Klectric Bitters ha
no rival on earth. Try them. Tall
man tt Co. will guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Only V cents.
THE SEASON FOR FISHING.
A Faw of IhB Provision of tha oame
Law Recently Paad.
L'ntil the session laws have been
printed the exact provisions of the
game l.iw passed at the last session of
the legislature will not he generally
known. The following are a few of
the provisions that are known: The
open season for trout-fishing in Oregon
liegins April 1 and lasts till Septem
ber 30, It is unlawful to take, eaten
or kill iiny trout or salmon leas than
five inches in length, and such must be
carefully disentangled from the hook
and transmitted to the water without
violence. It is unlawful to sell or
offer for sale any species of trout at any
time. It is unlawful to catch more
than 125 in one day, and the man who
gets that many is in luck. It is un
lawful to take trout between one hour
after aunset and one hour before sun
rise. It in unlawful to catch or kill or
have in possession any Kastern brook
trout, l."i Leven trout or grayling
before April 1, l.i-i. If anxious seek
ers alter knowledge will paste these
statements in their hats, or commit
them to memorv, they will be ready
to go afishing when the season oiens,
even if the trout are not ready to rise
to the fly.
Thousands Soul Into tine.
Reejfy year a large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly
and not always sure. Iiou't lie an
exile when Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption will cure you at
home. It's the most infallible medi
cine for coughs, colds and all throat
and lung diseases on earth. The first
dose brings relief. Astounding cures
result from pernir'teiit use. Trial bottles
free at Tall man & Co. I'rice 50c and
fl. Kvery bottle guaranteed.
To Sheepman.
K. Martin has a large, well -elected
stock of groceries of all kinds and is
making prices lower than any other
store. His stock of dried fruits and
canned goods is very tine. When you
want to buy. figure with Martin and
you are sure to get the best goods for
the least money.
Look at Vuur faea.
And see if it is reflecting health or
disease Karl's Clover Boot lea
beautifies tlie face and complexion, and
assures perfect health All druggists
cents and 60 cents Money refunded
if result are not satisfactory. Tallmaii
4 Co.
Frazer Opera House.
Saturday Evening, March 23.
EXTRAORDINARY EVENT
Waeuiiuo v Keinpur Praevut lite
oo .i'. Tragic Aclreaa
MAbAMfc
MODJESKA..
Farewell lour ul the United tilate ataUieU by
K p MaeXeau aBd Odette Tjrlar
ml brilliant supportm couipeuy jiieacuuug ScbllWn great liialurical .Irautu
"MARY STUART
frits.: Box aeau tiM , lower door Ural lrowl.a; lasl o rc.wel.U
l.allci y M Baau ou Bale at laliutau' drug .tote.
PATRONS RAPIDLY PUTTING IN
MKTBRS RRQUIRKD BY LAW.
THE
Five Commlislonar to Ba Appointed
This Weak by tha Mayor Story or
a "Graft Exploded "
Dr. r, W, V incent, mayor of l'endle
ton, is just now wreslting with the
problem of appointing five commission
erg to serve M the Isiard provided for
hv the Amended charter. He has
carefully considered the question, and
desires to make apisiintments such as
will insure management of tlie system
in the best manner possible, and yet to
satisfy all of the taxpayers and water
consumers. He has not yet prepared
the list, but will announce them bf
fore leaving for the coAst on Saturdav
night.
The Commllonr Dulte.
This commission is to be composed
of live men who have resided here for
at least live vears, and who pav taxes
niion at least fi-ViOO of property. Al
though appointments to oltioe usual I
are pleasing to the mass oi men, just
now lr. lucent is experiencing
dithi'iiltv in inducing citizens of hum
ness judgment and experience to acct
the place. Thev must serve without
nav, and their terms of office are to lie
respectively two. four, six, eight and
ten vears. After the original appoint
nients have been made, the members
will he electmi by the voters at the
regular municipal election, one every
t wa j i
The commission will take absolute
charge oi the wiiter system, managing
tlie hnsiness, handling the htiAnci
under the laws, make new regulations
in short, run the water department o
the city independent ot the council.
Tutting In tha Mater.
l epofegtre having meter placed in
their houses and places of business, in
accordance with the ordinance. Tin
council was moved to make this re
quirenient out of considerations
economy in operation of the depart
nient. It was obvious that enornioti
oiiantities of water were habitnall
wasted by some of the natrons. Many
it is true, were careful and eonscien
tious, and remembered that, for every
gallon id water iicd. fuel and lnbo
nere required, and therefore uddi
tintial expense to the eitv. More wtt
was consumed, So the official
thought, than was needed for the
pre-eni population. Thev therefori
enacted the meter law.
No one can doiiht that water wa
wasted. leopie lilt lancets running
al! night, irrigated their lawns afti
the lawns were soaked with water, an
eeli allowed stream'- to to out into
the streets. Then, when others wl
were h..n -'. in the matter wai leu w.i
ter, it was sometimes hot to he had
Older the meter -vslem, people will
pav for all the water thev use
Hence, thev will he welcome to leave
their faucet running day and night
and winter and summer, and through
'lit eterilitv, ll thev desire, lor thev
will have jo pay the bills proportion
ately.
At to the Supply.
It is the theory that, once the coti
sumption of water is checked to a legi
t imaie rate, by reason of the meters
Pendleton wiil have enough water i
all needs. This mat ter has b)M care
tullv canvasseil, ami tin i the con
elusion al which the council and mavor
arrived.
A new lug pump will he coupled ii
within a week or two, and then ccn
hour loO.tHNi gallons may lie pumped
or 1,400,000 gallons every M hours
Thus, so tar as the pumping capacity
ib concerned, Pendleton will have
ample supply. If, after this summer's
experience, is found that theweli
now in use and to he put into use are
not ample, it will lie a simple matter
to increase the well supply, and
furnish all the water needed. How
ever, it is probable that the supply
will bt ample during the couiMig suui
mer.
The "Graft" Story.
Some -lie s'arted u rep ri t:,at there
was a "graft" in connection wilb the
meter adopted hv the council. This
was oue of those yarns that frequently
gain currency, made out of falsehood,
and far from even the semblance 0
truth. These are the facts:
The council at first named th
"Crown meter as the one that must
be put in. This is one of the standard
meters of the United Slates, and is
l-Th.ip- the most durable on the mar
ket. The proceedings of the council
had nut been printed, vet. when Jose pi
Basler signed a contract with the
manufacturing mpai.v. for a quantity
of these meters, and secured the exclu
sive agency, ihlr he tiao ho sooner
done than he found that he had the
"cinch" on the only meter to be al
lowed in Pendleton, and this came to
the ears of the comic 1 1 .
A conference was held between Mr
Basler and the officials, ami it was de
t ided that he should furnish to other
dealers these meters at the same prices
at which thev could buy tbem at the
factory, plus the freight, and this hi
readily consented to, since he had not
intended to nor been cognizant o
the lact that lie hau gotten things in
shape so that he would control all of
the meters thut could be used in Pen
dleton.
Furthermore, the council adopted
another meter, the "Pittsburg l)int
fullv as accurate as the "Crown," but
not so durable. Patrons are therefore
given their choice of the two. prices
iteiiig: rittshurg, '...-inch, 10
?4 -melt, 115; 1-inch, $2o; for Uie
Crown, 'j-inch, f 14.60; 4-inch
14,'Vi; 1-inch, not carried in stock.
WHAT IS SELF-DENIAL WiiHK?
Tit Salvationist Want to Ran awo m
Pendleton.
This is self denial week in Pelidle
ton and it is wherever the Salvation
Army is fouud. Major Harris, of
Portland, division secretary, states
that an immense fund will be raised
tiiis week bv the Salvation Army, of
which the largest cities, including
. lurk, will only De eia-ele.l lo
raise I10UU each. Pendleton has been
set down at U0. This fund will be
spent principally in missionary work.
One feature of that work is the estab
lishment of Salvation Army farm
colonies. Of these there are three in
the United States, one each in Cali
fornia, Colorado and Ohio It is pro-
posed to establish oue in Oregon. A
man made the army an offer of land
for the purpose some time ago, but the
option iias long since expired.
Foreign Mission.
The work among the heathen em
braces India, Japan, Atrica and Java.
In India the pioneer operations were
conducted by Commander and Mrs.
ROM now their heathenism
the Salvation Army.
To Reteue the Fallen.
There are now scattered throughout
the principal cities of the world ""ii
poor relief institutions, under the
charge of MOO officers and employes.
Witt) daily capacity for IS, (XXI per
sons. Through the Rescue Home for
fallen women there pass annually more
than 5000 girls, of whom aliout SO per
cent are permanently restored to lives
oi lrtue.
Ill the I'nited States there are now
ISti institutions with acconiniodat ion
for 71W persons, while three Farm
Colonies have been established for the
purpose of creating homes (or the
worthy poor of the cities. Alreadv KM
persons have been settled upon' the
land and formed Into prosperous .com
munities, nans are neing laid lor a
great extension of this new century
philosophy.
During the self denial week of lvi
there was raised f:tS,tXX ami in I'.mO
168.000.
A gold nnslul awarded al the
Paris exposition for the United States'
exhibit of the Salvation Army opera
tions among t he poor.
Announesmant.
To accommodate those who are par
tial to t he use ot mourners in applying
lionids into the nasal passages for
catarrhal troubles, the proprietors pre
pare Orentt Balm in liquid form,
which will lie known as Kly's Liquid
Cream Halm. Price including the
spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or
by mail. The liquid form embodies
the medicinal properties of the solid
preparation. Cream Balm is quickly
absorbed by the membrane and does
not dry up the secretions but cl.anges
them to a natural ami healthy charac
ter. F.lv Brothers, M Warren' St.. N.
Y.
WANTED. A MANAGER.
Who Will Ba tha Moss to Taka Charge
of the Baseball Club.
The DMeball boy s have been hunting
through the bulrushes for the past two
weeks for an undiscovered Moses to
take charge of them, organize a club
and lead it on to glorious victory.
M ' 'sesi Mns r lialev or the plural
of the name is. don't seem to be very
plentiful, but as there is enough in
terest Isdng shown to prove that base
ball is still popular, and will be even
more popular than usual this season,
the question of who will be manager
only doftyi proceedings for awhile,
and will make the hoys get down
to business
The meeting last evening was pro
ductive of no dellnite action. The
general ami informal discussion
brought out the fact that there is good
material available. The molding of
that material into shape, fixing up
the grounds and fencing them, provid
ing the sinews ol a campaign, etc., are
still numbered among the things un
accumpl ished.
100 Dollar Reward. 100.
The reader el till" paper will Is' please! to
learn that there ! lea-t one ilrea.lhil cllea-e
that science has lieeu able to rure in all ll
lager, and that Is ratarrh lla 11 ' Catarrh Cure
I the only poMiive cure now known n t ho
BMdloal fraternity, catarrh being eoawUtu.
tiotial 'Urease requires a eotiMitutioiial treat
ment, Hall's Catarrh l ure ll lakefl m. rimlly.
ai tins 'lirwily "l, the hlool mi l miii'Oil ur
lacer of tin rytcm, thereby destroying the
foundation ol the ilixn-e. atel giving the pa
tient strength by bull. ling up the constitution
and smI'IIux nature In dolus li Work. The
proprietor iMVe SO much lallli In lt curative
Kierr thai they offerone Hundred lollnr lor
n rare that It In I Is tu cure, send lor lint ol
;etl iiiotuah. Addre--,
r. 1. riiKNKY . C'l , Toledo, Ohio.
Sold bv Druggi-ir. 7V
llall'i. KanillY I'illa are tlie best.
Resolution of Reipeet.
Whereas, the (treat Spirit in His
widoin has taken from th- hunting
ground of this tribe our fellow chief
and brother, Peter hort, therefore be
it,
I: "olved. That the members of
this tribe by this means express our
sincere sorrow at his death, and appre
i iation of bis many gissl qualities ami
our regret at losing so faithful mem
ber,
Besolved, That a copy of these
resolutions la- given to the ..eal paM-rs
for publication that a copy be sent to
the Northwest Calumet and that a
opv Is' spread on the records of the
trilie
I'D ON M 'MA Ho,
KARL or ioti
BOV W. KITS KB.
Your f aea.
Shows the stute of soar fe lings uml
the state of your health as well. Im
pure bhssl ii itself apparent in a
pale and -allow complexion, pimple.
and kin eruptions, ll you are feeling
BTejfta .Hid worn out and do not have a
healthy apia-arancc, vou should try
Acker'a Bhssl Klixir. It cures ul I
bhssl discuses where cheap BbMMsV
imrillas and so-culled purifiers fail.
Knowing this, we sell every Istttle on
u isieitive guarantee, lor sale by
lirock ot Met oittan.
and joined MR. BYERS PLANS BUILDING.
Arrival ai Hotel Pendleton.
S H Prv, Nan I'rancico.
J A Allison.
J W Cason.
B H Weterrett, Denver.
Oeo II Oreeu, Sail Francisco.
W F. I arr and wife, Don or
F W Jacksou, New York.
1 o Hathaway, Tacoma.
J W Mver.
Bufus Drum, Portland.
A f Bernard, Portaud.
K Mi O ah) , Walla Walla.
D Shults, Walla Walla.
Mrs w K KUU, Ueppoer.
C P Dtfig, Portland
W U OteMlnnlng. Portland.
W W Smith, Portland.
fi A Franks, -pokane.
.1 Wool ley Portland.
K B Howard, Stjkane.
W W Cooper.
W Thomas, Portland.
None or Sale.
J in- undersigned will receive sealed
bids for the Blair stock of merchan
dise aii'f fixtures and lor the Blair
flouring mill at Weston, Oregon, until
Saturday, March HO, at 19 o'clock noon.
Separate hi Is are requested for tin
mill proirtv, and the stock and
fixtures. The right is reserved lo re
ject any and all bids. Pronertv may
a - . . .. . . w
insptMieu on application to my
agent, V.m .Macbeth, at Weston
B U. c-ABJN
Portland, Ore , Manlt , 10I
It Will Oo You Uood.
A bhssl puntit-r ami tissue builder is
Karl's Clover Koot lea. Sold for half
century on our iuarantoe. Monev
refunded if reaults are not satisfactory
Price 26 ct. and A) ctH. lallman A
Co.
- o
Bulla loc bale.
Ou account of ill-health and by the
aiivit or lw lore, 1 am obliuo.1 to ills
continue active business, and tlierefore
1 otter the White limine grix:cry store
for sale. Ihere is no better store in
the slate, ami a lull investigation is
invited
F. Y. SCHL'CK, Proprietor
WILL BRICT A LARUK WARRIIOUSR
ACROSS ALTA STRRKT FROM MILL.
Also Prapara to Fill Low Lot East of
Court Strael Commant on Pol
blllitei of Orlantal Trada.
Wi . Bvers, proprietor of the Pen-
dleton roller mills, plans to make some
J important improvements in the near
I future, in fact, he has already begun
l work on one of them, the erection of a
large warehouse on the vacant lots op
posite his present buildintrs, across
Alta street ami just north from the
woolen mills. Men are bslay engaged
In this work, and are prepaying to lay
the sidetrack that is to run past the
new house. It is to lie of ltXI by 180
feel dimensions, and is to Ivo iisi4 "i
the storing of llour and urain. This
improvement is demanded by his in
creasing milling business
Can Now urlnd 800 Barral Dally.
" This warehouse, " said Mr. Bvers
todav, "is to be used in connection
with my mills, the present houses be
ing inadequate for the handling ol the
wheat and flour. 1 am now titled to
grind S00 barrels a day, and, soon after
harvest, when the new machinery is
placed, I w ill be abb1 to grind lolly
BXX) barrels, and oven IQ0O( by crowd
ing. The mill structure was built
large enough to permit pulling ma
chinery to grind anything up to 1500
hundred to ' h h barrels in twenty-tour
hours."
Will Fill Eait Court Lot
Another improvement contemplated
by Mr. Byers is the tilling and grad
ing ol a number of lots owned bv hits
on Fast Court street, beyond Col.
William Parsons' residence, lots which
are now too low for use as residence
sites. He will he compelled to move
an enormous quant ity of earth in doing
this lilling, but when the work is done,
he will have added considerably to the
available ground for residences in Pen
dleton. To Put In Steel Wheat Taaks.
Still another move forward he in
tends to make, is the putting in of
Bcme of the modern steel tanks, now
being introduced in all of the great
mil I ing and wheat bundling centers.
These tanks are built to very great
capacity, in Buffalo being large enough
tu hold up to one million bushels.
"These tanks," remarked the miller,
".ire better for the storing of grain
than ordinary houses, for the reason
tha. thev protect the grain from
weevil ami other pests that infest the
wheat while in storage."
Ureal Hope of Oriental Trade.
Mr. Bvers is extremelv sanguine re
garding the extension of the , Pacific
coast's trade with the Orient. He be
lieves that the trinle in flour has hut
just been slightly opened, and that In
a few years the teeming millions of
Asiu will he demanding more grain
than can be raised on all the arable
ai res of the coast states.
"i once talked with Jim Hill, o
theli rent Northern," said Mr. livers,
'and he said this: 'Suppose half the
Chinese get to eating our Hour. There
are more than 400,000,000. II 800,000,-
inni were to get to eating one cent's
worth ol wheat a duy in the form of
llour, the total would be almost in
calculable. It would lie impossible for
the west to supply the demand.' Mr.
Mohler said the things to me that Hill
diil. He looks for Wonderful develop
ment along that line. "
ai
A Good Thine.
Our great-grand mothers' garrets
contained r, . herbs of all heal
ing found in Karl's Clover Boot Tea.
Thev gave our ancestors strength, kepi
the blbod pure, ami will do the same
for you if you say so. Price 25 cts
and 50 cts. Tallmaii rV Co., leading
Iruggists.
Sore Lungs
mean weakened lungs all
caused by a cold and cough
Weak lungs sooner or latei
mean consumption.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will heal and strengthen the
lungs, cure cold and stop the
cough.
"1 couchld far mill - ha.l tem,rrhea
(j.loik I Wat hi lul ui . 'Xtauilit-
Bfl Ha.l lives ail ltp I tiualljr mad
oaiM'H ana ll imih bm iowp!iijr. J
WOAf in Or. i I ,. Hi "
MkS ILHHNLlliHW
Kui CMkUad, Cel
Slilloh1 CuiiiuuiUuii Cm.' U Mid hj ml
di iiKclala al 40, , avc, I' no buttle. A
urliitod i;..i.i.lo M"a vlll. el.i, buttle
If yuu are not allafld ;u tu juitt druggtal
auel get jruur luun t.r.k
W, 14 ' i 111 ..a' ralad Book un cci.aunplloa. tKOI
vubuui u, bbbj a. C Wall a Co , Lak, N
For -nil by ThIIiihmi Al Oat dFUaTgftnf
- Baaiw
Hoolh I ucker. J here are now more
than low officers in mat country, Acaer r.i.giieit remtxiy win stop a
while as many as 26,000 Hindoo have cough at atty time, and will euro the
iirofuetttid on, version in a single year, i wore! coi.i in twelve hours, or money
In some parts of tha country entire refundod g6 cts. and 50 cu. i-or sale
viilttaie cjutmunitiMS have public.! re 1 by Bi-ock & McCoutae
mm
Hade from drape
ind oi lot alii ie lamuiih lur iri,iluciut( nun
ol wry l.iKb .,ulil) , uur louic J'oii I an
Idem BTiaW BBT B4 luselld'a .. ll luctmstt
lite eppetlto, alrtiiBllieiia Ibe illBMIlvti uiifmu
mi 1 la an aid tu in aatlmulation ul loud.
Glenn lillen Wine Vaults
French Restaurant
HKnl HKAl IN TU OIT M
0PN HAV AM- NIOHT .
I too I AMI UAMK IS BKABttN.
173rd
SURPRISE
SALE.
Friday and Saturday March 22 and 23.
Lot of "Mother's Frinnd'
Tor Isiys at a discount i ' . i
Waiete
r cent.
Huck" Tnwola
A Lot of
horniur price I V, surprise ale price s, , n .t more than '. sold to
one person nt thll price
A Lot of Childrnn'a Shooa
II .. f.t . 1 - I . . . I. t A t . .
Ituoat s' tittir amigeiner in tnree riliu'e I - ;t , ,, s s' I.,
worth Jl.L'i, sale price, S V, si , to . .,rtb l Jl
l I
to S,
H.on
to wort h 12.00. Mil
II
II, II'. to
ale price,
10 Pair Woman's Fancy Vostlng Top Laoo Shoos
With patent tip, a regular 18.00 ihoe, as long M thev last I.ft0,
In IMt and congress, the best !
50 Pair fflnn's Shoos
00 shoe we havi
l ,50 per pair
w n, ai inrprlae sir
mmm
Bitot Store
. Ifl l :l ill S( reef .
Dry
Unntli Denertinenl
'IN Mam Street
Men's i rOOdli
SO Mum Street.
BTfaffrillI'
MANHOOD RESTORED
MeVllaUrtr.thprseeriM bii n i . , will mil
CUPIOENE'
...... . .
fit (.Hill. us Kr htiliVaU. ..,11 .:. .71
ill. i J.L m. . ' ' li.tllli.U.I. Mlla.
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Itl.i. all least - hf day or nllu I'revrntni i ,.t.- i,i, i, it iciVr k.-.i
u '' " i ie .i i i i t run m
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.it
ay until. Sen I It i . i i ehviilar mul loim,
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I'KVni.i lux ii.isij.in
W. D. HANSFORD&CO.
I c;ili i-
WIRE,
PIPE.
iii HARDWARE. STOVES, BARBED
SHELF HARDWARE, PUMPS und
: : PLUMBING SPECIALTY.
001 iVlain Street, Pendleton. Oregon
loll St wie
(IBO DARVBAU, I'rop.
Khgutll Furnished. Steam Heated
tiurnpeaii I'lan.
I lo u it -ul - hall from depot.
Sample Mm. in In connection.
Km, in Kali
50c. 75c, sum
Byers' Best Flour...
To make kh1 hr.-Hit use Hyers Mest Flour. It took liiat
DfratllllB at the CMCbVKO Wurid's Full , over ull iotuietl
tlon, un I gjlfgej ex. t lk'iit satislui lion wherever used
very aack In i$uuritiitvel. We have the hest Steam
Rolle.l Hurlev, S;el Kyi- uml Hi-ant less Hurley.
Pendleton Roller Mills
w s RYERS, I'rop
Bran Shuru. Etc
OREGON
SHOI(r LlINF
UfUON PACIFIC
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
I ol
(bit
aan
ht.
Caul, hi. Uuiia, kail
Jo), i in, aha, and
liaraBT
SOS
I lino Schedule
from Pendlelon.
assiv
All
rate,
;!iy
Points last and South
I'lllC.tfO
I'lirtlanil
HjM . lal
ifj n ui
Via lo. i i
iiiBiijti
Atlantic
Kiru
tf 16 a. in
Via 11 ll ll I
liiKtiiu
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la
Snltaii
Hall ui. Iienver, Purl
Wurlli. io....iia Umn
atu lily ril lmla
Dbleage ami kmi.
Halt I ake In liver, Kl
Mi, lli, OmabS, Kan
aa. I lly, HI I I lo
ami I .. 1
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Walla Walla, i.n.n
.s...aa... Wallaii - lull
li. .'ii M I (I Ilea 1 . 1 ' Bl
Haul, Inihiiii.MllHiaii
ace I lil. ago ami Baa.
I'm Hand and polota
on Ihc Souutl.
i o li.
Ocean and Kiver Schedule.
lemiu i.-Kii AMc
I (ju a, in.
All aHliitf dale, .ul,
Jecl lu . Imiige
S.ii Halt Krauclai u
Mall ry 6 .lay.
I ii ui.
Juet Katin J a alee lot ol frog's legs
Uua Ul uuutut, Proprietor.
MrlUUr lMUldiu, Malum fcu.ll.tou. tu.......
Dally
except
Huuday
u in
Haturday
1U p tu
Ually x.
Bu inlay
a tu
a
ColumblB Hitj.
lo Anuria aud Way
I in im.
Willamette. Hirer
Oreauu CU. Newuery lot Humlay
naieui imiepeuaeuoe
i Bumlay
4 -Hli e in
.ll'l. Il l' 11.
aud Way I au.lb.'ga
a. ui.
In.. Una
aael rial
7 a. lit.
lue. Tin.
aud Bat
I MIL-
Kluaila
lie., tu.
lally
urvallla ami Way-
I a I, .ling.
Wllla.iiella and ram
n
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Muu , Wed.
ami Sri
I.au la.ua. ...
tireuu City. Uayltiu Hon Wd
auu nay i in. ami rri
A 1 1 1 v ' V mula 1 . n n.liiuailayi an I frldaya a I
,1 k)i in I u.a la I liuiaday. and Baluidayi
al u U a in
I ieiar la daily e tie 1. 1 Huuday at .. i ii ui
got luforoiaflou regartUaa ralee ami aaeeav
Ul.alatliiua call mi ul . i lo a.
Vt AlMMH ttfavo
Cel. I . I. il. Ilroajuu
B. B CAl.llhitllKAIi, II r. A
Walla Walla. Wa.il
Oregon Lumber Yard
WOOD turn I K.,
Vot liarns and dwellings.
Cheaper than I in
Luiuhtfi ,
Lata,
Mi I n Kit. .-,,
Ruildiug Paper.
1 .ii 1-.U per.
I line mi. I ( c incut,
MtlllldiuMal.
PJttnter.
Id u h uml Sautl,
Seiet fi IKxirueV Window,
Sanh ami Doorm,
Tgirra Pipe.
I I Leave
l c H l.l.ill
SAI at
Hal
laaaalM
I Hluarla Ml I cwlat.ni
. W. V .aa.i . agaut, CudleUau
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alu St , opp. Court Hou.