EMBROIDERY AND
INSERSION SALE..
IWHJ ew-'v a y m i y IVIIWHT
Regular price, ioc to 30c yard.
FOR ABOVE DATES ONLY
Insertion, 3c. Embroidery, 7 l-4c.
Sale COtnmencai Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
S!' window display.
I tl I I ' I A k - it.. . ...... . I . .
rKMB rMK I AKdl.M KOU I i lrom BO ",ay ditlerent direct one ; but
i man mice it on v fls a manifestation
of ID inexhaustible well-spring of love
whloh can refresh an. I inspire the
whole world.
Let me pray that not to me only, hut
to all others, yonr loving temlernem
may be shown , not to those In sickness
only, hut ns well to those in health,
(lire I helping hand and a word ot
comfort m to I hoiM to vmir struggling
brother: clear his path of ditticultiop,
rather than beset it with obstructions;
helpffaitn to be a better mM, and by so
doing you will help yourselves to
better men .
It cannot be that all the love you
have shown me comes from perishable
life I cannot hel icvejthat it will pass
away wnti mv consciousness and
0M We shall meet again in a lan
wncre mve win reign supreme, am
where in eternal sunshine all clouds
will have passed away.
L B, 0031
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co,
. A PHIL 18. HUM.
lATURDAY
..!, fi ..it it ciiir'.iircc
111 I' KA U 1 t
SSM'IMJIUn III .ll I I iiuiium via
MnV 14.
enterprise worthy of support and
congress which meets in Han
W . II. III 1 il .
( . I I .'1411 II l I I" I I ..,.. HI,
..U I I II II I'l III. II i Oil! Ill I II U III'
consideration of tOWtl and city
BUieitt, landscape gardening and
l,nw rates, hife been given
i tare and one-third from points
li les or less distant.
lare and one lifth from points
in i'm or ex- i l-t. lilt Hit not ess
lor 1H6 miles.
" 'are tr im points over U00 miles.
ket nun It.' purchased lor trams
inclusive ami are good (or return
l-i to IH inclusive.
Male Floral society will open at
I the cunurcMS and continue
Il ls M iwnr show s tlie most
e Moral event of the year inCali
t.
I ii ion I'errv building in which
DOW will lie held is located ut the
III Matket street, live minute, ride
the principal hotel". I'l xhi
M0l4U feet.
etc., from all parti of Culiforuia
I 't-r slates hie Wi collie.
and several noted Kattortt Imrti-
rists will be in attendance at the
ess ii nil niiov
t ol the lonuross l'o advance
I io iiaintani'o uml interchange
is. To impart to the public u
knowledge of the beauties and
s ol nature and of "the art
doth mend nature. "
eMtos- I tin ti.rr 1 1 1 ir in I ui.iiiui nl
1TI.HU llli IIiI.im I U ..uli.
Nevada, Arizona and Call
All llorists, seedsmen, botanists,
private gardeners
boi l icult.ural societies are
and
tettcheri'
be wel-
niembers
entitled
Katl in the congress.
Normal and public school
and all lovers of nature will
come.
Program - About titty talented speak
ers an. I essayists have accepted pi oca
DOO thf program.
I he general divisions are: Ihpart
omnt of literature: department ol
botany ; department of landscape gar
dening; department of practice - sec
tions one, two, three and four. A ques
tion box will also be opened. Dill
fomla speakers are limited to thirty
minutes; speakers from other states to
forty-live minnutes. The opening ses
sion will Isigiu at 10 o'clock sharp
the morning of May 14.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
With looal MpUeatlotM, ai thai oanaot - . n t .
Ilie .est ill die (Unease. Catarrh I. m IiIimhI or
eeiKiimtiniiHi Qlaease, i toeur.lt
ran must take internal rrniwiiv.. iiair. Ca
tarrh Oar. i taken Internally uui eat. directly
nil the blood und nuicoui BUrfaaea. Kall'0 Cm
tnrrh Cure Ii Ml n iiiiack modJclae. It h pre-
m rilH'il i.y me ot I lie he I .ic, . un. ill tin.
country lor years, nud Isu rcRiilsr im'.i rlptloii
ii in oonpeietVrjl is. best tonlei known, ouav
blBed with the beet bluoil iiurlllern, hi lint!
dlreutl) on M iiiurinie Hurlerc. Tie' pertnrl
conbtnattoa oi the two Ingnatlenii i- vraal
produce Mirli miielcrful resull. In curing cs
inrrli. - h i (or teetlraoalaii, free.
K. J. ciiKNKY A co.. Prop,,, Toledo, 0,
-.iiii bj drugftete. price 7.'m
Hall's I'aiiilt y IM tin an the Im-.C
a Skillful Plumber.
Joseph liasler, seeing the nee I of
belts! plumbing in I'endleton, has in
his employ L. A. Kddingr, an experi
enced, trained, practical, scientific
I lumber. Mr. Kddinu's wnk in Pen
dleton testifies to his skill and know
ledge ol the trade as well as shows the
difference between good and Im. I
liluniung. (iood tiluinhing not only
costs les hut it lielps to preserve the
h alto of the family and, if done
properly, seldom is in need of repair.
If you wish to have your plumbing
(lone! h ave ynof order at Joseph Itus-
ps N ill K i on SPORTBMUN'S ASSOCIA
TION pur ur a in rod.
Rule Governing Contest Are Given In
Detail Time It Prom April I, to
October St, Inclusive.
The Pendleton Sportsmen's Associa
tion, at a special meeting held Friday
evening, April 12, decided to offer a
$l.r Ashing roil as a prite to the mem
ber of the organisation who should
catch the largest trout dressed! in the
waters of the I'matilla river and its
tributaries during the seaum of 1001,
April 1 to OqtObef N, inclusive.
Rules Governing the Contest
The following rules and conditions
were adopted to govern the contest:
The fish must be caught in the waters
of the I'matilla or it tributaries by a
member of the Pendleton Sportsmen 's
association : must be one of the follow
ing varieties, rainbow trout (sal ma
Irlattu), Polly Varden salvilinus
parkei), bulltrout (salvilinus parkei ;
western trout 'salvilinus I matillus. )
'I'be Molly Varden and bull trout are
commonly named Oregou charr. The
fish must be caught by honk and line,
with a pole; tbreo members of the as
sociation shall make affidavit to the
size of the trout, filintf same with mm
retary; three reliable w itnesses shall
be named, so that the three members
can satisfy themselves that the trout
was caught in the waters of the I'ma
tilla or its tributaries; any signs of
snagging or a grublionk shall debar the
tr..iit (run competition; the execnl i v e
board Of the IMOCifltion will decide
all disputes, and their action shall be
final ; .should 'any member (alseh rep
resent any information regarding this
contest he shall be oiiel led under the
by-laws of the association.
The COOimittee to arrant" the ruin I i
tlons of the contest consisted of J, K.
Kraaae, n. J -tillman and C. 0.
I (lerkelev.
Club Shoot tor Modal.
The regular monthly club shoot for
the gold medal w ill occur at I lie usual
place on Sunday, April 14, at 10
o'clock a. in II. J. Stillmnn won the
t'ophv the lirt two times and F. W
Waite the third time. The contest to
niorrow sill he of great interest.
Baseball Players Will Praetlce.
The baseball n liners who are tigur
lug on becoming members of l eiidb
ton h foam tins year will practice on
ita street grounds Suudav after
noon. There is considerable talent in
process oi tievelo' ment, ai d it
thought that a strong nine can In
goiien logeiner. i lie imam oi itireclors
have several important matters under
coiisidt ration with tl t iiitentioii of
istartiug the seas . n otf with a boom
.i date" have Ik-oii urranged as vet
DOT is jt known what team will la
selected as opponents for Pendleton t
open the stason I our teams hav
been proposed, linker Citv. Athena
Whitman colleue and Sharpstein'
al In Walla team.
be
I
ler's eatftbllibmenl and be oonvlnoeu
that Lfood pliiuibing can be obtained in
reiidletoti at Uioat reasonable prices
CLARK WOOD, EDITOR. POET
He Writes a Potm and one ot Hli
Subscribers Kicks.
(.'lurk W I, IQMatlf city editor
1 1 if r.asi 'tecoiiian, now eilitor-m
i I n l of tlic Weston Leader, has courtti
tlie Muses and received inspiration
that moved him to write a poem. He
to
trip
CASTOR!
ears thr slgnntuic of Ciiak. It FlbtcjU
la nr for more tlieu thirty yran, and
Jhe Kind ium Uav Alwujt Hongkt.
Have you a Broken
w. .'. T. . .1.. .1 H.ll.l.- I, l 111
repairing ami uuurunlue it.
Our UuarantLC la One
r - . i
r in lie i . en. Is in. on it Woik
atUn.t ion.
L. HUNZ!KL:K.
. 7
weler anJ Ooticlan...
loo! to Alexander A. Iloxter's
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton.
0 M Field, Muskegon.
W f Niuneinan. Muskegon.
A (3 N innemaii, Muskegon.
J J Tliauein, Portland.
.1 ie W speak and wile.
A Opprabeiuier, Kan Frauciaco,
Julius llecht, Chicago.
i Irani unil w ife, I'ortlaud.
W Nelson, Sun Francisco.
M I Florage.
II II Sill, Portland.
I. K (Nix, Athena
f'asto, Spokane
II I Russell, Portland.
1 Ii Armstrong, lielroit.
O 1) Hanks. Nea York
W II Hamilton, suuniter.
Corkie.
I n o Stevens, Spokane.
Prod Fischer, Athena
It M Smith, Portland.
U Tbls Plain Knough.
If you have a nagging cotigii and are
loaing lb si. go to n drug store, ami
get a bottle 01 Bill loll 'l UuaMBIptlMI
cure. Take two-thirds ol it, and then,
if you are not benefited, return the
laittle to the druggist, and be will re
turn your money. Isn't that fan'.' No
one could ask more. K6 rtl . 6" cts.
and t) a laittle. Tailiuau A Co., luad
iug druggiste.
Mother s Plain Words
I .suppose son will be ;is.oius.lit;d when I tell you that aix years ago I was
WSil IIH nfi i ills i n Ii : a'l it-M i W'.ini. hit it uixt nun iriin i c lei Ullkf ( 1 1
111.11 llllll iHo, ' l : I i I I .1 l nv IU 1 U A 111 LIIHV 11 1 m VltieiV'l v i -
myeneatand lungs. I could hardly move, and to stoop caused inUsnBebut-
aomeone uoviscil Ack-
ngiisn Kcmeily, and I
: j - -
ess that dow n m my heart
littk faith in u. i he
ottle guvc great relief,
: j . - -. - --
- i ,
.... ii. t i: i u iiiiii.-, til ii:ii
aaved by it from death
y wuie attacked in the
bad a Irtit tie in the closet,
act. uc (luickly tUat fu.ul
was cusuy overcoiue.
.ybkiic i ti inc t uiiui en
ley have a cough or cold,
would uoi be without it
Vrtlinir VI, iiulor ...ill
. . J -
Jao. ii you ask her. that
icdiciue that can alwaya
UllllCII 1IIMII. 1111 H i n
all our neii'bburs mImiuI
s English Remedy whenever 1 get a chance, and there an- plenty of peo-
bed at night without a bottle of it in the house than they would of leaving
nova As I I....L at it in.-ni , art) eriuiinullv radoolislble when
. ,. . i "jiv .. - - - -1 f-- - J .
low their children to die uuaer tneir very eyes wiiu croup. oceuuw
UUU leineuv tUat will eouquer cue leuioie uiouei.ei cvoiv niuc.
' MSI . . J M . O . ...... ff,.uii vd
iowuvui jam. ruuiu
Acker's Knallab Remedy I .old by all druggists uoaer poauive i
I ....... ....... .7.. u.111 I.- r.lnnilwl in rmi- .if (Allure ic. . . Mid Bi
ii... l sii.. M.wi i'. .ii. .,i.i to UuKlend. m jit . j id., sad . od
We HdJuruc Os bw ymtnuUtc. W. U. UOOKJUt O0. , Yritor, Aw .
OL.LI Or MUOUK M'OOMAt, fAKiJI.IHOS, OUK
lias leiurneo Home ironi a
Frank I Hi county, Washington, whitht
lie went lo locate on some government
land lie tramped tlie saudv nUni
climbed the auudy bills and rode across
the Sandy country in a prairie
schooner. Not one vestige ol vegetu
tiou was seen, excepting sagebrush
and some juniper trees. His emotions
were aroused and be penned the fol
lowing "tide to a J tinnier l roc," b
which is appended a touching appeal
lor a word to rhyme itb Jumper'
0i lonely, silent true
Whv so superlluoiis be,
In this thv landY
Oh, he a peach or pear,
And fruit refreshing hour
Amidst tlie MWdi
Coyotes bowl at thee
O miserable tree,
In ugly mirth
Host leave thy useless sphere,
And sandy home so drear,
For richer earth.
The author will readily undertake to
build another staima tu tins poem it
someone w ill suggest a word or words
to rhyme with juniper. Perhaps, how
ever, it is siillicleiit as it is to make
his literary reputation.
A Subscriber Kicks
1 he pillow ing npitcal in lilank verse
was penned by one of Mr. Wood's sub
sen Iters in replv :
Oh editor man, who would a poet be
To whom 1 pay my hard gold coin,
To buy your sheet which to the
margin's full with good live in s,
VVbv waste viir time in muiirnful
rhymes
J bat speak ot useless waillligs over
Nature a luws
And vainly trv to change the leopurd
juniper's i p. -is
You are, beyond all cavil, the real
thing
In writing facts and hroultle of
events.
Your I aher pencil Hies across the
page and leaves a record there ot well
writ ining,
Ut happy marriages, and the sad
deaths that cut the names Iron, off
your 'acriptioii list.
til births as well that promise you
new subs'
I en those new baliee shall Up to
manhood grow and buy our sheet in
vegetable coin .
Hut when you do essay to write
Vile poeuie on the Juiiier berry
tree,
Voo make yourself a target plain
for shot and shafts from everv man
Who reads vour screeds and wishes
that voii'd stick to news and leave tu
others all the metric rhymes you ought
not pen.
The next time vou'r tempted to write
pome, don't. I'll promise the same
thing.
Weston, Oregon, April Vi.
L. B. COX'S LAST MtSSAUi:
Of to
bjfore His Death He Penned a few
Words to Hli friends.
Hhortly before his death, when he
knew that the end could Is- expected
ut any time, Lewis li. Cox called for
paper and pencil one day and wrote
the following message:
To My Frieuds: A little more than
'i years ago 1 came to Oregon, without
acquaintances, without experience in
my professiou and without means. 1
nil now lyiug on a bed of which death
can be tlie oi.lv termination
During these intervening weeas ana
there has uouie to me one un-
PENDLETON WILL HAVE IT
The First Motor ( yele to Be Used In the
Inland Empire.
H. J, Slillman has ordered a 1'alee
motor cycle Iron tndianapollt, iml
and when it arrives, which will b
about the middle of Mav, :t ill In
the tl ret thing of the kind in Hie In
land Put pi i e and it is believed is tin
first to lie set n in Oregon or Washing
ton. Pendleton had to be content witl
t.ikinv second place in regard to being
a pioneer with an automobile, hut
will head the list with a motor cycle
The motor cycle is an ordinary bicycle
run by gasoline power. The iiTincipal
difference in the make of the wheel is
that the hubs are 5 inches distant
from em h other instead of 16, Thii
extra length it given to make room for
the motor, which is placed on a level
with the hub directlv beneath the
saddle. II is claimed that the speed
of thi motor orclt mav be regulated at
the will ol the rider, varying to suit
condition of mads and trallic to from
four to thirty miles an hour, and that
it will carry the ruler up an ordinary
hill with perfe.t ease. Wheelmen
generally are anxious to see Mr Still
man's motor evele given n trial M tin
streets of Pendleton.
FIFTH ANNUAL CONTEST
Five Studen't of the Pendleton Aead
amy Declaim.
The Hltli annual declamation contest
open to the students of the Pendleton
iicademv was held at the Presbyterian
ohnith on Friday evening, April 1
in the presence of a large assemblage
lie loll .Mini: is a list of the contes
tants and their subjects, in the order in
which they were heard: "The Slave
Hint Saved Kt. Michaels," Mabel Mi
Pill , "l.ady Clare." Knbv Whi
more; "Kuni s Maniac," Throssa
Porler; "An hie Pean," l.nlu Marple
" A li gi ml of A year," Ktbel Forlies
incurs! prize was awarded to l.ulu
Marple and the second one to itiihv
Wbitteiuorc. B. H. Conklin, principal
of the Pendleton public schools, and
l!ev B. E. Fix, were the judges.
Chureh Announcement.
Ma Bi church, south--Presiding
PI ler Thomas will Is- present, to bold
the regular uiiarterlv meeting next
Sunday, April 14, It is expected that
e will preach in tl.e in. .ruing at 11a
m. and in the evening at ::t0.
Bpworth League at BlSO p. m. Sunday
y l.ool at ill a. in
Paplist church Minilav school at
10 a. Ui. II. 'i P. U. at :3d p. in.
Bar, I. F. lobar, ol Portland, will
I reach at 7 0JQ p. in.
Church of the He leeiner - 1 M vine
service tomorrow at hours as follows:
Katlv celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 7:.ld a. in. Sunday school at
If) a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
at 11 u. ui. Kvening prayer and ser
mon with full choral service bv the
vested choir at 7 Mo p. in. The bishop
f the diocese, the Kt. Key. H W'istar
Morris is expected to be present and
preach at lajth morning and evening
services. 1 be rite of continuation will
be administered at the evening service.
Christian church -Hev. I F. T'obey,
of Portland, will preach at 11 o'clock
m. Key. J. li. Lister, statu evange
list of the Christian church, will
preach at 7 :'M p. m.
Presbyterian church- Kev. Hubert J.
PlfMi the pastor, being ill, F. K.
Fix, the Y. M. C. A. secretary, will
oinluct the services.
-t. Mary's church
high mass, 10:30
lnol ,
t n.n
Low mass, H a
a. ui. , Sunday
THE PRICE OF POTATOES
AN ADVANCS OP 100 PUR CINT WITH
IN THRRR MONTHS.
There Will Be No More Shipment! to
Denver at Portr Tenia
Per Saek.
Three ami four months ago the price
of potatoes in Pendleton was quoted at
to cents per aack, delivered at the
grocerv stores, and they did not eeem
to be in verv gnml demand even at that
ngure. as tne winter passed and po
tatoes became scarcer. Ihev advanced
10 cents per bushel. Several of the
heaviest holders of last year's crop re
fused to dispose of their potatoes al the
raise, and still have sereral thousand
sacks left. 0, W. Klghy shipped a
carload, BOO sacks, to Penrer, (lolo. .
t,. months ago. which netted him 40
cents ir sack. Tin shipment had no
sooner arrived at Penver than the mer
chant to whom consigned wrote beck
for three or four carloads mom at the
same figure. Mr. Blab) remarked this
morning that, he bad no more potatoes
either to ship or sell at homo at 10
cents per sack .
Jump te 76 Cents.
The scarcity of spuds in the local
market and the demand both hero and
at neighboring cities, had the effect of
jumping the price from 50 cents to 7.'i
cents per sack. That price is being
generally offend by grocers, who retail
them out lo customers at from Kf cents
to fl per sack.
Two months will elapse liefore the
potato crop of this section will hiy.n
to show itself, and then at fanes
prices. In the meantime old potatoes
occupy a conspicuous place in the
market reorts and threaten to ro to fl
per sack delivered at the lion or at
grocery stores.
Cnlifornians organised specially to ac
complish the preservation of some purl
of the redwood pirest, is a matter of
national rejoicing. The redwood tree
(Moquola sem per vi reus is one of the
wonders of the world. Its first cousin,
the so-called Itig Tree of the western
slopes of the Sierra Nevada, surpasses
it in girth of stem, hut no other tree
In the world attains a larger ilea Mid
no North American tree grows s i tall "
Worn Than War.
Hundreds are killed in war. hut
hundreds of thouaandl are killed bv
consumption There would ba no
deaths at all caused by thi terrible
disease, if pent. I mid be made to un
derttftlM that Shiloh's cough and con
sumption cure is a sure remedv if taken
in the early stages. H cts.. BO cts. and
l a bottle), Drnggiata will refund the
money if a HIM is not effected Tail
man Co., leading druggists.
HIS T8AM
H.nry Rlna, of
LEFT HIM
the Boer War.
The latest news from South Africa
indicates a siieedy and peace' ul
termination of tlie conflict that has
been raving for the past two tears.
War is a terrible thing aud has slain
thousands, but stomach troubles, we
iclievc, have slain even more, when
the itomtcb is cut of order the entire
iyttn mflen and disease takes an
i asy 1 1. 1 . 1 . lo insure health and long
life keep tlie stomach in good cond i -HOD
by the use oi llostetter's Htomtoh
Hitters. The next time yon are
troubled with dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness. OODltiMtion or unv other
disorder of the stomach do not fail to
give it a trial. It will cure these ail
nts and prevent malaria, fever and
ague. Insist on having the genuine
with our private revenue stamp oyer
the neck of the bottle.
PRESERVE THE REDWOODS
(oinmend.ble Effort to Save Orest
Trees From Destruction
Hostoll, April I.I. I be recent action
! the statu of California in appro
priating f.'.Stl.OOO to purchase a tract of
redwood forest near Santa Crux for a
public reservation has uroiised in
forest in every part of the country
per bt Dl nowhere more than in Massa
liUI Its, where lor years an intelligent
li 'dv ol Hie-iovers have lllged the nec-
ssity of -nine such step if any part of
tl.e redwood lands was to he preserved
to lutiire generations in its origins
glory.
At the Arnold Arboretum in tin
It) the opinion is expressed that the
anta rux reservation should ls con
Idered as only the entering wedge,
the( and larger reservations being re
pined il u real 1 1 adeiilate and typical
portion of one of the most remarakhb-
rest growths in the world bv all
idds the most remarkable in this conn-
trv Is to he saved from the ravages
of tlie lumber dealer.
Pror. Sargent's Views.
i ll. dim tor ..f the . rb. .return ftl
lessor Charles S. Sargent, whose work
in charge of the forest investigation of
the tenth census and. later, as head of
I he committee of the Nations! Academy
pi . .ni. d to consider the dangers aris
ing from the wholesale destruct ion nf
the western timber lauds, was the
Mind cuusu of such national forest
reservations aa we now isiescsu,- is not
lispoaed, however, to minimi, in the
lightest the importance of the action
which has been taken, , recent stall -ment
of Professor Sargent sums un
hat has been done as follows:
I he action of the California legisla
ture, which iH largely due to the efforts
I the Seiupervlrens Society, a bislv of
n p
m.
in.
rosary and boned ic
Five Things.
The five diseases for which Hhilol
Consumption Cure is esiscially recom
mended, ure Coughs, Colds, Wlusiping
though, t roup end Consumption. Ni
mexiicine ever mane nv man is eipia
to it iu any i. i muii mniei a
sadtive guarantee. Money back if it
ails. 26 , is, fa) eta and $1 a Is.ttle.
Tall man dt Co.
- -
There With Ooods.
If you give vour grocery orders to
Martin lie will he "there with the
gisals." Finest canned goods and
dried fruits in the city always on
band: also, nice fresh vegetables, lie
ib sole agent for J. B 'Jacob itorns
celebrated Putter I ow prices and
high quality Fastern hams and bacon.
nice line of smoked fish. All the
good brands of pickles, sauces und
relishes. Honda strawberries in the
market iu a few davs.
00f Koss, newly appointed to the
Yukon territory, is said to favor lax
ontrol ol vice, lie arrived in Paweoii
last Monday.
8 ft
li N
DR. SAMS BELT.
Do Not Trifle
with danger and remember
every cough or cold mean
danger.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will cure your cough or cold
at once It will heal and
strengthen vour lungs. It la
a safeguard for you always
Take it at the first indication
of a cough or cold.
"A kh oU tU le ikfuu tad i leiSUI
tub col.la alMtri UMed Mil eeielkt. 1
ioj bki.uk mu4 It ainkd hi el eee. Am
led to edd oil ikktiiauiif
HhSKr lObHIMO,
Kecuv Si Mk.k Cbuxck, Lettef, W. V.
Bi.n.,1. . i u.'iiii.i j.i.uu Oeare le eU hf ail
rugtrisu ui eec, eo. mt-wm a nviwe. a
rriutciil iikrwiU um wllS every bettl
I you turn uui Mtlaaed la jrwau duni.
ml ut jew uiuuev bkvek.
Wnu fur Uliudkiad eeok ee eaeeuen tioe. 8e'
witbuui com io yoy I C Welj Cu . UlUir,S
I oc ante by TAUbBM A f o. , druun lli.
Oregon Lumber Yard
WOUl) liUITKHH
For bams and dwellings.
Cheaper than tin.
Helix. Has s Runaway
fvim.
Pleasant Yiew, April 19 lomlav
eveniiiK, as Henry Hinf. who live
three miles wet of Helix, m drivin
nonie lrom l end letou , bis ton m
away from htm In some wav near Saxe I
station, leaving (heir owner and tlflrel
to make Iiih wav nloot Mi. Ring
watched the horses make their di"ap
pearatne over the hill up the lleli
road, and then, being tired .iml
sleepy, he to ik bed ami lauird t more
"board" than hid) at Saxe till next
momlng, when hi) secured the m r n . s
0l Mr. Ilockoiiin. who lives ne.irlo ,
with his team and wagon, l'ieces oi
WSfon, harness and other IhlnM aero
picked up all alonp: lot road. The
neiDi was lounu ai win null's more
than three in ilea lrom where thev
started to run, where thev arrived
alfnut dark the erenlsg boforo, iu com
nauv with Mr. Ring'l dog, who had
faithfully kept with the horses. The
horses when found had the (root axle,
with one wheel gone, attached to them
by the neckvoke und escaped any in
jury. They had been stabled over
:td and fed by Mr. Huff.
Crop Conditions.
The windy Weather Ol Inst week has
IhMB succeeded this week bv line glOW'
no.' weather, and grain is doming out
ill ureal shape, fee formed on horse
troughs sad the Amuod frost flight I;
Hie first three nicdits ol this week, and
earlv fruit which hi inn Inter here
than on Hut river and creek
valleys seems h. be badly damaged.
r.arlv maiden" ar (unite n far
alonn as at Miis time last year. Sum
mer fallowing is pr.'trressiui' rapidly. A
tfreat deal of stubble is iieina burnt
tills sprmif, im re perhaps than in nnv
other season. I'ari. ors aluiimt without
exception are aware that this is poor
policy, as the Muhl.le is n teded in (he
shape of humus to create plant food,
but, owiuu to tin immense aroa t h at
tained last year by the wheat, it is al
most Impossible to turn straw uudei,
hence the reason for hurnir.K
-ii S - m ii
Woodmen, Attention!
I'elldletoli Cauiii No. H w i 1 1 enter la i n
at Odd Fellows hall and Arinorv hall
rueaday, Aiiril o. Literary prouram
and diinciiiL'. I a h Woodman hrinir a
irisna. u a. iiakiman.
Chairman of Commiltee
s ..
I or Every Age
and
Every Siie
WE
CLOTHli,
Hart,
Schiiffner
& M;irx
Tailor
Made
Clothes
Oor-viiKiMt inot
Mam. IPMPPMi
MflUlK)
Blue Serge Suits
Blue that's blue wool that's
wool, COOl, dicsss . peril l littm ;
double or single breasted is kt
with liningi hsll lining, or un im
ing. Jllst tilt' Sllll Mill minlit to
htve ut the price you uughl lo pat
$10 (o $17.50.
These ate -.nits that an- novel
wrong, an alwaya right and you
know wnh us satiafat lion
anteed
Ki ui o . hobby with us-,
tin i illy sbont Dl "ii
know ItlSt hu
i . I'-'trrWeii
1 1 ithisgj find how
i (oi irl Honi'-tini
v i ' in who is in the
kct
tal
lot
DN
14 a
i I
'
I
!"i i 'un to see our Collecth
rin I stmtmei Suit
$10.00
to
$20.00
e,lliir
1 in: made of all v.
mali-rials, s ros, gaasitnerr1
w hipi ords, cl) s, ( lit-viota, tweea
Iwrringhon easily the btandsoi
st line evei shown in Penll't"
I he 11 lise V .
IA, (SMI from li
sheepman. The
li per i cut
It Lay Mills
ist, has chautffil
being now at
M . '. A . has borrow ed
obvrl Noble, un Idaho
loan runs 7 ears at
form. on an evanueL
his religious views,
itarian. He has been
sCl '
WaV.' f i"
mi f i.i
-lil. Vlll
IS( llli - I
Sti IU.M). I H
ron v i i' n
I ..iiiinr Clothiers;
Momma Bishops' eille
If '..', JfOit Tower, atlnht-Lr jeee, Inenti
"'.oii.ii' i.iire. ii'tniiil.ti iiii iii.mi
hit, ne in hi iie.uni.tneeji IO senrr
or Oornilnet'c.n, Kt.ie Qulekneei
s i ivnciioiii or w .-.inn.
mseltme
Wrt IS. Is tin ....I 11
mmm .is sieea oi.uun see
i.,ni. v
Aourvee, Oielivp Her
t ' i im .hih ' s
iu I'ortlaud dui .i . this wek.
There not a
Lame Place.,
Iu the Humbler anywhere.
One part is un strong as
another. That mav DS one
reason why
BYERS BEST fi
I'o make good bread me livers heat l louiJ
pMmintn tt the (Jbicao World's Lair ore
(loll. And givtis t'Ki ellelil silllsfaclion WI
I'.tery -act i- u'l.ir.iutv.il We have
Itolled Hal ley, . I Kya ami iteardh
HI WI
e th.
less I
PENDLETON K ILL
. S. IJYKHS, ProprsH
MCYCUM
I In' wear oilier wins. Is.
$35.00
i a. he-,' or Henla' koodater.
Ladies or noils l.ltfht Koadst I liu no
enls IU ooii n. I liaeer I Ml mi
l adies or lionte ( haiiilnes lUi.tMl
Ideals ggfl age . ,
R. W. FLETCHER.
Aseut i alalia laialj,
I'. mtlf n.n, nri-Kmi
GOLDEN RULE
Under New t lauagement
J. W HAM KOI I ',o.
Mel SIJM niel l M Ml Am, Meets ioc
Hmh mi Uelee L llir uuiilli
Knit in. i ui iaa city lur gaailUaii
Hualoell U'elne, Irw eeuiilr mmibi
kluclflc IikI'U einl HUhui Li al
riie proof bulldliig.
Cor. Court oitd Johnson g
PtiNULETON. 0UL00N
Hotel Peni
l ntltr New laii.t'-en
Strictly First Cldss
Excellent Cphioe.
Kvcry Modnru
CO'tblllfiOLo
itgAggaiaBlMBlatiaMeB
4
I
.1
Kar and Kllllard lt
Thv Heat iioiel In
Van Uran Bros., I nis.
Uadvjuartere for TravsUag H
baalern Oregon.
Succsssors to ' E. Muor
...Li:iAS LICE KILLER
ee e
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
i oi Chicago, Ht. I'aul, Hi Loots, gj
aaa Olty, Ht. J as), timaha, and
All Points last and Sowih
A sun fen .lv for lieu and mile.
Intei i ,ii i n ,M Posltr) 1 rit aidn digejition
I'... in- loeai iflves siieiiilh to youuii chicks. '
BONE MEAL
A .-lean. ii. Ib ii-.nn but nutritions h rtilucr lor your lawua.
C. T. Colesworthy and ltet? SuPiiy
ibivs
vari lug atory of love and evuinathy
frotn every walk in life and wvery
Htage of aciuaintancusbip. Ho sweet a
spirit ol peace aud joy Las tilled my
rooui that 1 uauuot o without giving
.-..ine feeble einreesiou to it. I aiu
overwhelmed with the human sym
imthy wbiub baa reeveheil out U aie
liu8 DO tujUitJ for lite OUf0 of
Norvous itntl rhyHical Ilgsbll
ity, Ezbslasid Vitality, Vari
OOOOlfj Pri'inatuio J Iodine,
fjQta of Memory, Wasting, t'.
Mrbioih lias beefi brought
about by early InditOftiioni
or later excesses.
eei'AULlHlIKO rSTISTY V ii A Ko.
Writv Uxlby lur uiy leUmt books, "Healli iu
Nature," uud "aticii.lb ; its Vine and a i. r by
r Oft. A. T. SANDEN,
Uepl. A. ggggggg Block,
POtULANO. - - OReOON.
Lumber .
lath.
Si:i.;;Iim,
PsiiiaUnji I'rer,
far paper.
f.imc and Ccincut,
Mouldiugs.
Pickets,
Plaster,
Hi u l aiid Sand.
Screen Ifcrnrsafc Windnws,
Saab and Doors,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop'f
Alts St., opp- Court Uouss.
fortlaa t end pulnt
un lb. :..n i. .
Aiilvt llui.ili.wa liifuli,.
11 Ml m tueeJay.. ThuiMs I
v:oo M
l 1
i i iiaar.ai
...ii
sy
Deuaru deilf iiici buu.U, al d ui i. iu
fur tufurmalliiii ri .r.lb,n rate, tii.l .cm
i.iodatluus call ou vi u I lo.
W. XI. Mr A.I'UI
i't'u.huUui, 'in sou
a. a. .m in uiis.ai u. f. .,
Welle Welle. Wseta.
For Health, Skengih and
Pleasure Drink : : : :
Sfial mfm II t:urNif
tJelHell Clfai
nmrnnrwni k
I Polydore Moens, Proprietor.