1
Glove Sale
For one week.
pair of fine kid gloves, worth $1.50 to $1.75. to closo at
$1.19 pair
800 pair regular $1.25 to go at
"oc pair
KM) pair email sizes to sell at
49c pair
SOME FACTS ABOUT CLIMATE
R. RUPPK DISCUSSES THE ANNUAL
WEATHRR SUMMARY.
Miss Maggie IVtcrs. of the glove department,
will tit all gloves at the counter.
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
FRIDAY, APRIL B, HOI.
(BED WIRE TELEPHONE
INSTALLED BETWEEN FARMS OF
bLIAH AND WALTER M'CORMICK.
Snd ! Near Havana, on th 0. R
N.. th Othar Naar Fulton,
on th W. S. R.
it telephone liner, heing part ni
I mil iing t lie extensive harlie.l
(..it.... .i-utjini i,i I inuTil'ii i-,iiint
., .... - ---(' (i(li, y
ltclitT NiiMiit Tuesday in install-
line with three , :. net lot Mc-
ink nrothers, northeast of I'en-
rw , i, . 1 . HIM11-.
Cti. l lie line esienus i r. hi i nimam
irmii'k - (arm, three-quarters of
111- north lit Havana station on the
A N. rail way. t tea farm of Oid
In, thence in the 'arm t waiter
prinick. near Fulton station, on
A ('. K. railroad. The scheme
inir harheil wire leuee hp tele-
les has lieconie quite popular in
Ml Hectiotlli Hi this conniv.ailtl Mill
ire extensively lined a- it merite
known,
trod 1 1 or Discovery.
Inicrniis perxonn haw appeareil
ling the credit for the discovery of
He of harliel wire fence a tele-
lines. Its first practical awe
Ic. never, uiunt he credited to But)
liter. He etumhled onto It hv
slit, in tact wan forced to use it.
Hk' ii' Mi- was repairer
Hiimi Iton-Konrke line in that
connecting llclix and i'elidleton.
Slav it wan found to lie inipossihlc
a communication between the
iwns. ami Mr I'lctcher started
i find the OMMM of the difticultv.
lisi-overetl that Home person with-
rcgard for the richt of corn ira-
had taken the telephone wire
for a distance of ahoiit half a
He did not have enough wire
ailk ' :n lo connect the two endit and
el :p I ne hreak, so fixed it up h
Bt iil: the disconnected ends around
Haiiie l wire fence He wax eon-
idlv surprised t mi ver that the
TOrkad an Mil a though it fiad
repaired with the ordinary tele
i wire. The hrrhed wire was tlm
ed a a telephone for several
, Mr. I leteher not having the
to go out to make the change
that ' time, and the difference
to tie working of the line wan not dis
MMa)i Mill rate it w ill lie only
Hrt there will In- no
bity of ringing the diuuerhell or
Hog a horn on a iArtu. The chief
,Bi' k tcheii department will just
the IirUHt - telephone and nehd
IgeH all over the harbed wire
un the place to the different
w hen heTineii an ,a tk an I
larlt. iheiu to come to dinner by Itc
hy all people living within the tein
tory emhraceii in the three States, H
wefl ai hy all who rnnteniplAte coming
to the West to live. The hook let wan
original I written hv Ool. Pat I'onnn,
And is issued now in revised form for
ui n nil d iHtrihut ion.
The reading matter ha leen revised
Ami rewritten; the iwentv half tone
i I Inst rat iotip are new, and include
view of the farming, chipping, agri
cultural, lumbering, mining, (dock
raining and finding industries of thia
territory. The cover in new and of
latest design used for Pilch purposes
The hook contain- a large map of tin
state of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. Thia man dan been recently
revised and ii to be relied upon.
I'ermihh desiring it nniv secure a
d Heinling to the general oldce of
the company in Portland, addressing
the letter to A. I., t raig, general
passenger agent, O. K. A N. Ofl
svn Years in Bed.
"Will wonders ever ceasu,'."' i
quire the friends of Mrs. L Pease.
Lawn nee. Kan. They knew she had
been unable to leave her hed in seven
wars on account of kidnev and liver
troohle, nervous prostration and gen
eral debility; but, "Three bottles of
Klectric Bitter enabled MM to walk,"
nhe writes, "And in three month I
felt like a new person." Women Buffer
ing from he. i he he. backache, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, faint
iug and dixy epclla will find it A
pricelctip bleaaing. Try it. Saticfac
tion ia guaranteed. Onlv BO cent
Tall man & Co.
Aitei
line
bAM
i .mtsi - rwi ;em wimmmm)
The Popular Young People Were Born
Umatilla County.
Leonard L. LaHone and Mine Hella
C. Tweedy were united in marriage at
o'clock ThursdA.v evening, April 4, at
the home of the bride' parent!, Mr.
and Mr.. T. J. Twe.-dy, at the c rm r
ol Lew ii- uinl Stonewall Jackaon direct.
County Judge G. A. Hartman per
formed the ceremony, alter which the
principal received the hearty congra
tulation of thoMc present. He:
ment were afterward ervd Boifl
the bride and groom were ru in
I'malilla county and arc well known
and popular in Pendleton. They have
gun- to housekeeping in a home pro-
liUCU llj KIHUI1I
Street
on Went Webb
A Ratting, Roaring Flood.
Wahil down a telegraph line which
Chaa. C. Kills, of Liauon, la., had to
repair. "KUnding wait deep in icy
water," he writes, "gave me a terrible
cold and cough. It grew sfOTM daily.
Finally the best doctors In Oakland
Neb.,8iou City and Omaha said 1
had comuinptiou and could not live.
Then I began using Dr. King's New
Hisuovery and was wholly cured by
sis bottles." Positively guarantec.1
for cough, colds and all throat ami
lung troubles by Tallmau Oo, Price
50c.
IT IS PARASITE.
Cauiet ileblng Ssalp, DAndruff,
and Finally Falling Hair.
itching scalp, the falling hair
Hie dandruff that annoy are the
of a paratiite hidden in the scalp.
Iparasite must lie killed to cure
fun; aud the only preparation
Till do that ia Newbrn's Herpi
I "Destroy the cause, you remove
Iflect."
11 Kned of Victor, Idaho, say:
elf and w ife had dandruff -aud
Ig hair several yours. Two bottles
ewbro's Herpicide completely
us, after several other hair pre-
llous had failed to do good."
i hair grow glossy and soft as
Huudreds of other teitimonials
fcs strong.
tiP O H . It s b htW BOOKLET.
atM Artiitie Publleauou That Describes
.ti-gui.. Washington and Idaho.
I. Craig general passenger agent
O. K. is . to., sends out aii
lie booklet, entitled "Oregon,
liugtuu aid Idaho," that well de-
notice, and that should be read
Have vou a broken
Taaehers' Esaminatlon.
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpose of making Rfl SUMIUMtlOR I
all persons who may offer fhailsxl ISJg
as candidates for uachers of the
schools of this county, 1 will hold a
public examination at the court house
in Pendleton, commencing April 10
at 0 o'clock a. in.
The following program will be fol
lowed First, NOtea aud third grade certi
ficate. Wednesday PcnniuiiHhip, his
tory, orthography, reading. Thursday
Written arithmetic, theory ' f leaching,
grammar, school law. PrMa)
graphy, mental arithmetic, physiology,
civil government.
Primary certificates Wednenday
1'euiuausbip, orthograpdv, reading.
Thursday Art of questioning, theory of
leaching, methods.
J. F. NOWL1N
School Kupt. Umatilla county.
CASTOR t A
ears ths stgnstuic of (. . H Pl
la use fur iiiurc thau thirty years, aud
Pendleton Ralnftll 18 22 Inches. Wes
ton's SO Inehei and Umatilla's
7.97 Inshes During; 1900.
Pleaaant View, April ft. According
to the- Annual aummary of the Oregon
section ol the climate And crop service
of the weather bureau for 1!HM recent 1
issued, the mean temperature over the
whole state war ft2.0 or 1.8 Above the
normal. The highe. mean wan "HLtt
at Berlin, .lo.iephine conntv; lowest
44, At Joseph, Wallowa county. The
maximum temperature for the ear
war li degrees al 1'chdlcton. and oi
curred on ,lnlv?;!0, the next lnglient lc
ing lO.i at UlahH'k ', (Olliam cnuntv
The minimum temperAture for the year
wa 11 below At Pavville.tirant conntv
on November 21, The average mean II
I'matilla county was "i4 degrees, lowest
4 below, October 1.
The average precipitation over the
state was 41. S7 inches, or 3..M below
tde mean Annual rainfall of the state
Matter of the Rainfall.
The rainfall at Pendleton was 18.
inches, at Weston :!0 and at I'matiHa
7.97 inch. The little mm-e than
foot And A IiaH precipitAtio i al Pendle
ton eonals a plus ihqiartnn of about
inches from the normal, while some of
the Willamette stations have nvords of
1 to 8 inches minus departure. Thus
it will be seen that, when one section
of countv has an excess of rainfall over
the nominal, it i at the expense of
some other section. The smallest
amount of rainfall tor this countv in
any month was in .lulv, both Pcndh
ton And Weston reconLng 2.07 inches
And (he heaviest wa in October, In
ing .'i.OJ at Weston and ;!.02 at Pcndh
ton with I : at Umatilla.
i he elevation ol imatilla i given
as 340. Pendleton 1074 ami Weston
lK.'X) feet above ea level. Thi
difference in elevation in connection
with the difference in proximity 0 the
mountains plainly Account for the
lifference in precipitation at the sta
tions named.
More Nsarsr the Foothills.
iwcntv-lour inches would cmn
nearer being the aerage raintall a
few mile north of Pendleton than 18,
as the elevation a mile or two from
the river must be several hundred feet
more than the river vallev, and, con-
cnuently, bring more rain. A foot
lifference in moisture precipitation in
a distance of less than 2" miles hi
tween Pendleton and Wesloti is a great
leal.
People of till i oltllM .ire 1 ikelv h
think that there has been a good deal
if wet weather, and so there has for
this section; but, a compared witl
some other sections, it ia a drouth
flic rainfall atOlchora, Tillamook
otinly, is given as 132 inches 11 feet
Maml a six-foot man on the head ot
anotder stx-lootcr. mid tde top man
mid just lie able to keep his head
idove water. Still that would he con
sidered comparatively dry to some
parts of India, where it I said about
' feet of rain fall annually. If that
muchfwere to (all in Kentucky in one
vear, there wouldn't be a "cunne!'' or
'maiaf," there but would get ui and
leave the state. A lil' I'l l
Catarrh Lannol Be Cured
Willi lis sl siiiilli Hl Inn., tln-y csiiimt rest I
lie SCSI ll Mil lllM-AM'. 1 Hlsrrh l-n IiIimmI nt
uimtitiitiiinsi iiiscs.e. Mel In order to rurs 11
mi lllllnl tske iiin rtinl rellli-dlo llnll I n
tstrh nri i- Olio ii Inti-riinllv m ml s I - llre I h
II llll- IiIimmI Hlld line o, i- Mill., ,-- 1 1 H II s n-
Isrrll (lire I- not H ,'iie k llleiln I lie ll un- in
scrilied t one ill the lie-t li l inn- III till-
untry lor years, mi l l h n-k'ulnr nresi rititinii
It U coiniNitiud of the U-.t nam - klinwti, cuia
hilu-il Willi tin- I--I i. I nurilirr- nilliiu
lirectly mi lie- iiutcou. siirfsee. The pern-el
iillllilllHtlnll el the Iwe lllgri-illi-llts I- wlist
priMtuees sin li wniiilerliil n-siilt. In curing en
srrli SelKI I. il le.llllinlllHl.. tree.
F J. I IIKNKV A CO., 1'ri.p. , Ton l. (i
hnl. I h !t..t-,- price 7.V.
Hall's Vamily I'lll- sr. the best.
AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS.
In
Fresh Ooods.
K. Martin has received a big ship
ment of ham and bacon from the east.
Dan Sully and a First Class Company
"Parish Priest."
Once again Pendleton fail to patron
ize high class drama, and gives the
famous Daniel Sul ly a small house.
Whereas the entire lower flour and
very Ihix seat should have Imk-ii tilled,
the Isixe were emptv and so wen-
many seats in parquet and dress sec-
loll. Almost auv one who knows the
theater knows that Daniel Sully is g
genius in highclaas comedy. His ia the
lean, sparkling, wholesome variety
of wit and humor. His is a voice
la-auliful in the ordinary sentences of a
usual conversation His i a real
llguity that loses nothing when meet
ing ami appreciating a good joke. And
its is a pathos that finds expression in
acts rather than in mere words.
Summarised, hi jiersonal oualities on
the stage, in "The Parish I'riest," are
the ideal constituents 'hat would make
kindly, sensible parish priest with a
keen sense of humor
No better play has been on the stage
in Pendleton. This ia not allowing any
xceptiou for Warde's "liichilieu" or
'lay Clement's "Huron Hoheiisteuffen "
r any ol the urtistn- successes Pen-
ih-ton theater goers have witnessed in
the Fruxer.
The play is beautifully written and
its pcrformaiii e approaches perfection
Mr. Sullv was oiien to no criticism
iiuhis role, and the supporting com
any of eight artists fullilled require
ment and left no room for adverse
omineiit. (.'hrystie Miller us "Dr.
'assidy," Al Phillips us "Dr. Kdward
Welch," J. L. Tracy ia "James
Welch," John D. Orifliu as "Michael
Sallivun," W. C. Hro kmeyer as
I rank Dougher. I. uclle Spinney up
'Agnes 'assidy," Kule Heneleau, us
Helen Durkiu" and Mildred Lur-
ence as "Kathemie (Jorrigun, each
deserve the meed of praise (or finely
delineated characters.
Toduy, not one person who attended
the play is aught hut enthustiaatic in
referring to the event The audience
gives unanimous endorsement.
Playsd Out.
Dull headache, HUM hi various
parts of the body, sinking ut the nit of
the stomach, loss of upjM-lite, fever
inline, pimples or sores ure all ji
live evidences of impure In -,.,d No
matter liow it became so, it miint Is-
ii is in i ia cured and very One. Martin : puriti.sl u, order to ohtaii. good I i
is receiving fresh shipmeuls of green ; Acker' HI. ni Klixir has never fuileil
syphilitic (Siisons
f
member we do all kind of tine
l repairing and guarantee it.
Oui Uisarantcc la One
1U you 0A depend upon what
my, as our busiueus, our nauie
Mur Ini ire depends upon it. Work
Cil will receive our prompt aud
I atteiitioj.
L. HUNZIKER,
tweler And Optician..,
t door to Alexander A llextoi s
vegetables every day, such as spinach,
ouious, rhubarb, and asparagus. Hi
also has a very Que selected stock of
canned goods aud dried fruits. Martin
is uiakiug close prices and it will pay
you to call aud see him
Our great-grand mothers' garret
contained the same
Uood Thing
herbs of all heal
ing founal in Karl's Clover Koot Tea.
Thev gave our ancestor strength, kept
the blood pure, aud will do the same
for you if you uuy to. Price 26 cts
and 50 etc. Tall man A Co. , leading
druggists.
Morses Waotad.
Horses weighing from 1000 to 1000
pounds from 4 to 8 years old. Must
be sound and iu good condition aud
blocky built.
J. C. UAYKS 4 HON.
Pendleton, Or.
It- cure scrofulous or
or any other hl.ssl diseases. Jt is cer
tainly a wonderful remedy, and we sell
every bottle ouaiiositive guarunU-i
V0I sale by lir.s k A M. Comas.
CONFIRMATION OF SIX.
Rev. M. W. Volgt:Wrlles of iDleresllog
Services or Sunday Last.
The Oermau Lvaugelical Lutiieran
rlmr li north of Pendleton, last Sun
day was the aceue of a jovfui and
solemn event. Under impressive cere
monies, a class ol six young people
were confirmed and accepted into the
church. It is the practice of the
Lutheran church to baptise children in
their infancy, and afterwards, as they
grow up instruct them in the Christian
faith and the doctrines ol the church
until at the age of 14 or 10 years
after a special course of religious iu
struct ion, they are admitted to oou
In Selecting a
SPRING
SUIT
I HIN T let
altogether.
cheapness i;m.lr you
Vou must consider
COSVSM1MT, ItCO.
mt, MMnrrkiii iui
QUALITY if you expect SATIS
PACTION. Without .t dil
appointment is boUttd to follow.
This spiinc, we have gathered for
inspection an assortment of suits
that an- perfection la their t.nlor
made stylishness. V R I C B S
RANGE FROM
corxiOMT, nod,
..T. K-Mrrsl fton-
$10
111
$20
W in n we add that
The buttoti5 don't come
off.
The iining don't rip,
They hold their shape,
They fit better than
ordinary custom clothes.
cormOMT, IM
MUST, KHalrsr S M
yon have
it good.
our guarantee to make
OOSvdlOMT, (M9,
((mi. . m m munt
175th Surprise Sale
Friday, April 5th,
Saturday, April 6th,
100 dozen yards narrow
Vallenolennaa Laoe.it nv pet Jomb varde and
10,000 Tarda Velteaelennei taoes In dlflereni widths rajrnUrly mid tr p.,
Ir rani, zc, .v, ic. h-. (ic, 7'c, c, -Mfl., . m,
at discount ol
m per viird, will o
25 per cent.
New (ioods Arrived
Bofe' Shirts, I IftpS, Suits.
Babies' i a.e un. i Muii Caps, . . ir
OlrU' Apron . H . H , g , ,
Hose i hc bail -. hv, r.c. n ,
children.
aeb,
fs- ami
7'c and use en. h
Htc I lose
in town, for women and
Easter Sunday
You'll want many ol these things
Ladies' Fancy Naokwsar iu great varieli at tuodftgf pftses,
Ladlae Belts, rite, Pompedeui Oossbs and ths
Ladles' Silk Welsts la Blaok and aolors Loot the tnwa ti ind roa
learn thai we ha. the only uomplete line
Pettlooats in c.itton, Merelsed and Silk,
Tailor Made Suite, slses H t.. u prion f-l, IU tofAil 00, hlark and sulotl,
Shoes lor liov In i,if, Velonr, lei, Tan, Rnssal and Blond
A lew alts of that M inch llleach.-l Muslm (J m- for fl.im
tOBMTI BUTTER tOK 'I P in RHI
The Peoples Warehouse The Peoples Warehouse
W.D.IIANSIOKDt&CO.
I biejrolas abieh be priced. Ha4Bda' lo remain here vlsitlaf
(I... I...u, 1.....I l Tu'ilh Liu rlulii-nu a, (..it- .Iu I. i (
tirnitit i m , which in the church Ian-
g'lage ans the renewal and conlirnia-
ion of the haiitismal vow, vix. : "the
onfession of fnith and the iiromise of
Until i tin a Christian life." to which is
added the iiromise of adherence to the
Lutheran church Through contlrma-
lon young Christum are admitted to
active church ineinlicrhii and only
such as are hnptised and continued nmv
njoy the )ri ileges of the same. The
names of this year's class are as f..-
iwb: .lohn Kggers, lliuirv Ilrednik.'.
Ilerinaiin KoseiiU'rg, Miss llertha
Eggvrt, Katie Itosenherg, U rtha Hude
nuuia.
I'he service was well attended on the
part of the congregation. There were
also some American neighlsirs and a
nuniher of visitors troni I'endleton
present H. W. VOIUHT,
Olil.KhKI STONIi ARRESTED
Bicycle Thief Adopts Plan That Would
Not Work
At I ESQ Thursday morning I'elhert
Stone, a voimg in., i, iihotit 1M years old.
alltsl at .loc Hasler's store and asked
I.. Sharon, the clerk, to look at tl
stock .
nicked
ii in t w-i il full of wind ready for a
iard trio. Me returned in half an
hour, and wanted permission to try the
wheel for a few minutes, which was
granted, and he started off. In the
otirae of two hours, Mr. Miaron
thought the ..ung man had had time
to give the wheel a thorough test, and,
as Tie had not drought it hack, the
heriff's ollice and the marshal were
notified, and furnished with a descrin-
tioli of the youth. Me wore a white
hat, red sweater and helt, so ciuhl not
fail ofeheing identified. At .i o'clock
in the afternoon, a telephone message
from the sheriff's ollice announced that
tin- soling man had heen arrested at
Athena and wofild la down on the
train at 5 o clock in charge of an
other.
According to program Mr. Stone was
laced in the county jail last evening.
I ne Arrest at Athene.
Athena, April 5. Saris Fharadas
afternoon, City Marshal tieorgn Mc-
lloliald received a telephonu tneaaage
from Depot Sheriff Davis, of fondle-
on, to watcd for a young man riding
Cleveland dicycle and arrest dim.
Ahout '. o'clo. k a young fellow answer
ing the des. rinl ion wa seen riding
along the track, and tde officer took
him in. Me claims his name is Ihdliert
tone, and that he caine from Sher
man county lie lit not deny the
t lief t , hut gave as an excuse that he
was looking for work and was hroke.
Coimtahle J. L. Hm it It took Stone to
I'en. Iieton on tde iiasseuger train
ITHENA FISHERMEN QUILTY
Caught Trout on Sunday Last In Pine
Creek.
Athena, April h. positive itifortna
t oii came to this city yesterday that
several parties were guilty of fishing
last Sunday in Pi reek, delow Wes
ton, one of them doing aide to hook
nine dig trout. The fish commissioner
should see that droakers of the lish
law should he apprehended.
Joseph C. Krame, of Walla Walla,
is transacting husinesa in this city
Thursday.
F, O. Itogers, grain huver for tde
Western wareliouse coiniiaiiy purchased
this week from A. J, Wagner Mssi
hushels of whiiat, and :!i)0ii from other
parlies. Me paid I. cents.
I'at Kmc, iIk Paadletoa hog raiser,
was in the city Thursday, hnjlhg hOSJS
I. 0, Kirk, of Weston, was in tlie
city Thursday, on husitiess in connec
tion wild the MeRaS iniisic tuner.
.lohn rersjueoa, of Adam
Athena Wednesday .
Ilcnrv Wright r.tiirne.l from Venule
Dssisn in II KDW.KK. 8TOVK8, BARBED
WIRE, SHELF HARDWARE, PUMPS sod
PIPE. PLUMBING SPECIALTY.
601 Main Street, Pendleton. Oregon.
was iu
which he will goto his ranch Inline
near Prosser, Wash.
II. iu v l.alirasche returned Wednes
day from Chelnawa, where he has heen)
at tend iug schoiil ,
Jacob BetS, oi Walla Walla, was an
Athena rialtor W .liie-.lav
It. J. W. -peer, who has heel i cm 1
ducting the doldcn Kule store here
(fir ihll oiamI u.,ur in l.u..Lia..a .n.l
.... I I -'- , I- I I. . I , !
Ills stiak, ..I. i will leave for Seattle
In. lay. Mr. Sieers and sous will
enter into husiness at that place.
Anthony Jenkins, who has heen a
resident of this neigh Isirhood for the
past M) years, died at the residence of
Ins soii-in-law, T. J. liallaher, ahout
I wo in ilea east ft this city, at I'i
o'chsk today. The latsnseat will he
at the K. .- cemetery at o'clock Fri
day. I.. J. RoblnSOn is bate t(lay from
Riverside, Wash., where he has charge
of W. K. Hood's new llouring mill.
Mr. Robinson will return in a few
days, when he will place the ma
chinery iu M)itlon.
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
To make go. s I dread use Byers1 I'.est Hour It tOOS in '
premium at the Chicago World's lair omt al I coin pel i
tion, and elVOB SEOslleOl satisiaotioa wderever used.
I'' very sacg is gnaraatsed. We have the bast Stsera
Rolled Barley, Seed Rya and Beardless Barlej
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
v. s. BYEKH, Pniprletoi
Locust Hill Rabbitry TmVa
and Poultry Yards
Sick
headache ah
idy a
Moki
and per-
tea. A
isolillel
inaiieiitly cured dy uain
pleasant herd drink. DONE constipa
tion and indigestion, makes you eat,
sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money hack. cent
and 60 cents.
ivdigirrd Itclglan Mares
and pure bred I owls.
Mares, ft,00 pat pair, l each
Marred, Muff, and While I'lym
(Mlth KiM'ks- l-.ggs lii.UO iei I
i sittings forfiisi; also -..mc
Marred kock Sgg l Kl pel
silt log.
Itose and single Oosnb Rhode
Island Kesls KgS t'-' dW sl 1i
sittings lor f I
Visitors aelensae For (under
information address
00 Y W. VADK,
Washiiiytofi &
Columbia Kiver
Railway
Fm
Chicago,
sas City,
Bl Paal, hi Lento, Kaa
ii, ).., Omaha, and
All Points tast and South
I'ortlaud anil polote
(ill the s,ouud
In all ntages of nasal catarrh there
hould he cleanliness. As eiperience
proves, hly s Cream Halm is a
eaiikt-r, p. H.ther and dealer of the die-
eased iiiemdrane. It is not drying nor
rritating, ami does not produce eneeg-
ing. I'rlce v cents at druggieta or it
will de mailed dy Kly Mrothers. fitt
Warren street New Y(jrk. I'pou lielng
plaesd into the nortrils iii spreads over
the memhraue aud relief is imme
diate. It is an agreeahle cure.
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SlSMllsl Halca t lbs aiwlllll
Heal Ui.lrl In II..-
IlitiUisIl Walui. Kin ii. plo iimibm
Elm id. tin liia .. I Mlcsiii Heal
Kne piml l. nniing
Cur. Court and Johnsun Sin,
PENDLETON. 0UE00N
JOE Ey IN PSMOIE TOM.
Urn
Increase of Lamas in His rioeks Will
Abuut loo Per Cent.
Joe Van is in Pendleton today. Mis
home ranch is on lower Mutter creek,
seven miles from ItBlt Me states that
the lam ding season is progressing
favorahly as far as lie knows. Me has
ii")" ewes, and figures that the increase
lamds will he aliout i" ner cent.
Me has detween 4000 -and ysl heal
of yearlings, iu addition to ewes and
ducks.
Chris Nelson, of Qardane, who was
in PandietOfl on Wislueaday, says an
average ewe aud lauih dy its sole are'
world fl, tin- lamd figuring la at fl.fjo
and the ewe at 12. "). At this SsasVril
the ewes and lamd are sold together,
hut ordinarily only few sales are made
unit i he lainli lias docouie old and
strong enough to go in the iamb hand
and hustle for itself.
Sore Iungs
BMM wrakened lunga all
caused by a cold und cough
Weak lunga sooner or latti
mean consumption.
Shiloh's
Consumption The Dead
will heal and strengthen the
lungs, cure cold and atop the
cough.
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Pendleton, Oreaoni
Under New Management.
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nine rear of haviiigajllank .
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Oregon Lumber Yard
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Kor hams and .1 ell nigs.
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Screen l. i a Him,h
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Terra (kittu Pipe.
Borie & Uht, PropV
Alta St , ap, Clin t House.
Lu Jk at your .
And see if it is reflect ing health or
disease Karl's Clover Koot Tea
beautifies the face ami complexion, and
assures t-rlecl health All druggists
'ib cents and 60 cents Money refunded
if result are not satisfactory 'fall man
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For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink
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