ived by Express 20 m . . 4 AT m .4 Dinet from the factory; the very latest styles, new shades of blue, pray and brown. Not ehetp skirto bot th Dlt line ever shown in Penaleton. i R aTl auew t 4 "s .r t ver Dru:. m y uuuua vu, tSDAV, MAY 2, HH)1. .Mil IHkV spi Seventh at Ball's Ranch on Wild Hona. Mav 1. Ir. Smith, of reived h call trom the houie on Mm Wild Horse, yea- ...I . I . . , ni irii Ul I'HHON O 1111 11 r-i"ii It whh decided to Ml I in i VMM-tn .Mini tr. Plaasoaaoa. Ity, MMWtMd tli" summons. UlIITll till' disease HIIIIIX1I. ,m Hugh Hell came to two dottOfl were sent to the ..lll I'.. I I '.. ... u . ..ri iiVii. I11IIIUI IMTII IP III ntf 1 1 1 hi . Til' lulest riiorl is r.. an. In lit neVell CIISCM . Mr. Inrui' family ami also BBS llllllllliT of III IM I . It IH to lu ll t nothing serious will roan It. Allien i.oeali. II. llawes mill lialiy re- niiiliiv in irnitiu from a three rin ' relatives at Muskogee Wlii returnimr. the lialiv 1.. Ul III ... tAm I If.. n It i h mm' uettiiiK along 1 (I will soon have thorough I v Arrival! at Hotel Pendlrton. W II I )n id incur, Albany. Win Maher. Portland. C M Hmith, Portland. A Bloch, Huffalo, N Y. .1 M Moorlinad St Louis. (' Mbott, Portland. .1 T Lamhirth, city. .1 H Beck with, city. F Howden, San 1'ranc ism . 1. I' Hayliss, Omalia. J A Cranston, Portland. W J McConnell, ldalio. W N D Mom, Walla Walla. A i'n man. Portland. Hurt Srthoonmaker, SMkani. J II Kloeckner, Spokane. C L Downs, Spokatm. (i M Johnson, Spokane. I II Clarke, city. Sam I ., Spokane W IM 'hinnherlain, city. .1 .1 burns, Portland. K W Jackson, Portlaml I I l'll (Mtin'i W l - i ill nuiioii Anil wnv riiMiMl In inirrliami (or unntlior l-.tm-hull aunH iitw tniitn will tit known ah 111 I Fl ...... . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 tin mi un. ''mi K.iiiipii I ai a,U- 1 a. a J it a nw MI V i l.L 111 M I lilt 1 II v Barrttt, tin Athnna tmnlwaru :i t iiii l i 1 1 1 1 1 v i m 1 1 1 1 r i 1 1 1 1 1 1 it i IP it i iu ri i in iff ai I it it tin- rtiv. ltd ten Hot Lag, A. Mill,r Hptint Tuesday in i : . , , murium to ook alter Inn nix- Krklmrt, a contractor and 111 III,- ruv, Willi SCVer.t !!.. r veil a slight paralytic stroke, i-rilay lor Hut Lake, I nion nTi I,' MM ruhiflll, lur m.i , - Mr- 0 Q Drake were 11 Dazzles the World. No iliHcoverv in medli itu' lian ever Ortill 0M iiiarter of tl MltMDMl that Iihh Ihmmi fatiHod Ity Mr. Kinu'x Now Ihm'iivory (or (JoiiHiiiuption. It' HvereHt teatH have lieen on bOfMlltM victiniN of conauniption, pnntunonia, liniiiorrliavro, plMrilJ imd bfOliebitl, tliotiNiinds ol wliotn it liaH rontortul to perfect Health. For cotiuhH, cold", aatlitna, croup, hay lever, hoarHenuaa ami whoopinu couch it in the quickest, aureat cure in the world. It ii Hold by Till I man .V Co., who cuaruntoe mu( inflic tion or refund money. I.arce Ixittlew ,'iOc and l. Trial hottleH Inv, Work on the Baieball Grounds. ) A force of men, teama, acraperH, plowa, Kradera, etc., wua put to work on llic tmriohall cfoiuuhi early thin niorninc, and they will hi- put in ex cellent aliaiMi for preliminary practice, ho uh to lie in perfect condition for the OMBlag cane'. The additional mH will he ordered at once (ruin the Kaat, ho that they will arrive in good time (or line in the oiieniuc cume. Manacer Kader ia alive to the reMiiiiHiliilitiea of hia piaiition and i( Paadlttoa leV'l represented by a good team it won't be hia tault Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With local appllcatlono, as tltvy cannot resell tin' seal of die disease. Catarrh Is a liluod or i looatltuliounl dineasc, ami In order lo cure It you must take Internal reinudles. Hall's ('a larrb Cure Is taken lulerually and acli directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Hall's 0a tarrli Cure Is not a uuack edlulne. li was ure m rllied by one of the best pbysiciaus In this country lor years, aud Isa regular iirew rliHioii It m lOiiiuoM'il ol llic Im'-i ioiiicii tiioxli, cum blued wltb the beet blood purltters, aclluK illret'tly on ibe mucous nurfaces. The perfoi't com must ion of tbe two lugredleuts Is what produces -in n- wouderful results lu curluc ua tarrb. tteud for testimouiaU. free. V. J. CUKNKY A 00.. Hrops., Toledo, O. Hold by druaiilsu, prlue 7&u. Hall's Faiull) I'llls are the best. Bring on your Clocks. 1 1 at 11 t mum :.(.t titnr . i,., L f)L! It ll'llllf tt IW11I U'lll.M lie ... . t - 1 1 1 1 Tn ..,.' ii.. -. : . uir. iiBnnno HI V7IL i:d 111 Tl rv N i m wp 6,cr ana uptician.., imr i.. i i . . .. l . a a tat - MHPIW t-X Ill'iUtr B I A N SFER, UCKING, 'OIUGE. WNER & SON. i fci. aphonic main l B. Martin Leads. K. Martin ia entitled to be culled the leader in the grocery trade on ac count of hia long experience in the liiiNiiieHM. Then an he buys iu car lota for cash he gets a trade aud caHh dia louiiu which give him hie goods a little cheaper tnan other MloruH. Mar tin gives tins aaving in his buyiug price to his customi rs. If you want a Big bill of grocerieH M prices ut other stores and then Martin can bent their prices. Ha! Hal! Ill What is the matter Mm. Smith'.' Oh, nothing, only 1 don't have to hake any more, I can get 40 loaves of bread (or fl cash, from the wacon or at N. Laraeu, the Standard Bakery, in l.uuih's old place, near the public school. It Will Do Vou Good. A blood purifier aud tissue builder is Karl's Clover Koot Tea. Sold for half a century on our guarantee. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. Price 26 eta. and 50 cU. Tallmau A Oo. For Sale at a Bargain. 107 acres of timber laud, one mile from Kamela Station, at un exception ally low ticore. For particulars ad dress K. B. Clark, Fort Steveus, Ore gon. An extensive uihilist plot wu dia covered in'Kussian Polund. Mr in . Ice, Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. . am a tt rm mum ms a m j iikiiirvv Woman t Work U trytus on the eyes. If there U any strain Nl wlieu sewliiK you sbuuld tuoialt to a tesi and socurea pair of 1.1.AH.SKM which will reilore the sllit lo uoiuutl ooudltloii. tillioi wise total or IMrtutl bllndueat way reault. Havlug a buge stock of Fyeglasaes aud Spectacles, we can lit all ordinary eases la a few iniinites aud at small cost. Where there are coiniiUut Uous we nutke to utuer. DR. W. E. GARRETSON. Hlau Ula stye. Court St., Feudietou, or. MILLERS PAY GOOD PRICES THB EXPORT MaRKBT. H0WBVBR, IS AFPBCTED BY CHARTERS. wool quotations Are Nominal at 7 to 10 1-2. With Few Sale or Contrasts. Pendleton, Mav 2. Notwlthstand ing the falling off in the price of wheat in the Chic.arrn and Nak York rnarkeU an compared with Saturday. rtpru in, wneai noniH Uh own remark ably well in Pendleton and throughout Umatilla rnuntv. Ksnnrtorn lnv mt their pricen 2K,r per bnahel, from 50 to ti,H oeniH, nut tne local mum have made no Hlich laron rmlnrtinn. Th HH M'H IIHH Wit, I, live i, .i.ii milt A farmer with w lient nt nntoidn finiiHeH can get from 4l to 50 cents per I . . .1 1 ... I f... !. . .1 : i. .. ..ill . ' i r-1 1 1 iui it, Mini, ii lie win ueiiver 11 In H 1 1 M'H mi . lie can irnt from A 1 to 52 CentR for it. lieortre Msrnhsrt sold 9001) biiHhelH early thin week to W. S. livers for 50 cents tr Imahnl It in at Saxe and Havana Htations on the O. K. V N. Raise In Charters. The iirincipal reason for the difference between the prices offered ny local mi Hern and hy exporters if ttiat ciiartern have mlvanceil at I'ort- and to the extent of makinc a difference of about one and one-half centn per bushel. The exporter, of course, looks at it that a raise in charters means that decrease in the once of wheat, for he figures on the Liverpool tntirket. The miller, on the eontrnry, wants wheat at his mill to grind into Hour for which the market if esiani iHtieil, consequent ly the charter rate dues not aired linn so quickly. Pendleton Wool Market. Pendleton, May 2. The first o( the season's clip of wool is commencing to come in, and within 10 davs the local warehouses will he III line rapidlv. Very little wool is heins contracted, the owners helievinc in belter prices and the buyers not beinc able 0 quote prices to bring about sales. Wool is about three cents per pound lesH than it was one year ago. Prices quoted are nominal, 7 to 10U cunts tier pound being the figures. The uverage clip o( wool in Uamtilla OOUnty is quoted at !' to '.l'- cents. The hicher prices above quoted are fur wool of particular excellence, while the , -cent crade is that which con tains more than the usual quaiiittv of dirt, grease, liurs, etc. Loeal Produce Market. Pendleton dealers are pavinc the fol- lowinc prices for ranch and farm pro duce : Mutter, 40 to 50c er roll. Kegs ll'V' per dor.. Potatoes "5c per sack. Turkeys Alive, 12'c per pound, iieese 112 per dozen. Ducks 14.50 ier dozen. Obiokani-18.00 to 4N per (loM, New cabbage, sluiiped in from Port land, sells at 45 cents per pound. .New p ilatues are selling at 5 cents per pound. Portland Whest OfT a Little. Portland, Mav 2 The wheat mar ket struck another suit snot yesterday, and fell away quite materially at the upon i nir. but recovered some of tbe lust strength in the Dust before the close. California received another soaking rain, un I there wits more weakness in ttiat quarter than elsewhere. In the local market, there was more of a svm pattiotic feeling with other markets, and us buyers bad taken on about all the high-priced wheat they wanted last week, most .ul them shortened up their limits to otic aud 59'c for Walla Walla. There is nothing offering at tin prices, however, utld the business is at u stun Mill (or the present. HblpffMBll fur April were the largest on recti m I lor a corresponding mouth, mid there ia conmderaDle wheat still held on spot. available brain Supply. New York, Mav '.'.--Special cable and telegraphic communications to Uradstreet s show the following changes in available supplies, as com pared with the last account: Wheat, United States aud Canada, east of KiM'kv mountain", decrease, L'.i04,O(s,i bushels: altoat and in Europe, decrease, 7 01 1, OIK) bushels, total supply wheat, decrease, II, ;104, 000 bushel. Corn, United states aud Canada, east ol Rock i' Mountains, decrease, l,rMi2,000 bushel Oats, I'nited States and Canada, east of Kocky mountains, in crease, 1,137,000 bushels. The combined stock of wheat at Portland, Or ; Tac'itna and Seattle, Wash., increased 103,000 bushels last week. Eastern Llvesloek. ( Imago, May 2. Cattle Receipts, 18,000. (ieneraliy steady; good to prime steers, ii IM) to $6.00; poor to Baadium, $3.90 to 4.86; Blockers and luuilura t!t 7.', Ill tl ISI- Kiiita ttt lift t $4.50; heifers. $2.70 to $4.76; canners, $2 lo 9.60; bulls, $2.75 Vo $4.40; calves, $1 to $5.50; Texas-fed steers, 14 '-'.' to $. 40; grassers, $3.50 to $4; bulls, $2.75 to $3.85. Hosts Receipts todav, 30,000; tomor row, 25,000; leftover, 2360. Market easier; top, $5.85; mixed and butch, era', $6.66 to $5.821 ; good to choice, heavy, $.H6 to $5.85; rough and heavy, 6J0 to $5.00; light, $5.60 to $5.77S, ; bulk of salej, $6.70 to $5.0. Sheep Receipt, 17,000. Sheep, alow; lambs, weak; good to choice wethers, $4.25 to $4.05; fair to choice mixed, $4.20 to $4.40; Western sheep, M.tf to $4 tiO; yearlings, $4.36 to $4.ti5; native lambs, $4.50 to $5 ,16, The. Wool Market. Hostou, May 2.- The deiuatid for wool bere is quiet, but the toue ol tbe values is steady, and buvers neediug supplies are paving about loruier rates. Dealers claim that the outlook is verv favorable, although any material ad vance at the present time is not looked for. Territory wools continue to head the list of sales with prices about the same. Territory wool quotations: Scoured basis Moiitaua fine medium and fine, 14 to 15c; scoured, 42 to 43c; staple. 45 to 4ic ; Utah, Wyoming and Idaho hue medium and hue, 12 to 14c; ni mr)d, 40 to 42c; staple, 44 to 4uc; Australian, scoured basis Spot prices, combing, auperflna, M to 70c; fine, 00 to i'4c; average, tKJ lo 03c. London, May 2. The third series of the wool auction sales opened today. A good repreentative assortment, amounting to 12,074 bales, was offered. The deniaud was chiefly Irom tbe home trade, hut tairly good bidding by French buyers caused keen competi tion. Prices were generally firm, and at i linos showed slight advances, some fine merinos being 6 per cenl dearer, flood Queensland was active aud de mand good. Fine orussbreds were steady, but common and coarse grades were 6 per cent lower. Cape of Good It. in.' aud Natal were iu good reuuuet at good prices. bt. Louis, May 2. -Wool -Quiet aud mny ; territory and Western medium, 14 to 16c; fine, 11 to 16c; coarse, 11 to 14c. eta s m - - - PIONEERS OF THE PACIFIC They Will Give a Banquet and Charter a Bpaeiai Train. An enhasiastic meeting of William Martin encampment, No. 1, Pioneers of the Pacific, was held Wednesday evening:, May 1, at which 14 new mem bers were initiated, making a total of 147 at the last four meetings. Cap tains Kennedy and Morehead recom mended that instead of the losing side getting op a banquet for the winner that all join and give a banquet and hold a social session together. The proposition was received with great favor, and Wednesday evening, May ft, was selected as tfie date. As the banquet hall adjoining the encamp ment room in La Dow block is too small to accommodate the 250 members who will be i resent, the ballroom will le utilized as a banquet hall for the spreading of the festal board. Excursion lo Gibbon. A picnic or onting to Oibbon will be the feature of the Pioneers on Sunday, June 9. A special train will he run and a low round trip rate will lie made. The train will leave Pendleton at about 8 o'clock in the morning and will get back in the evening at about 7 'clock. As a means of amusement for those who will go on this excursion a number of plans will be made. Home will fish, hunt or engage in romping over the mountains; some will prob alby go across to Bingham spring, pieakl tables will be set, and a great dav is looked forward to with con fidence. Strikes a Rteti Find. "I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility," writes K. J. (Ireen, of Lan caster, N. H., "No remedy helped me until i liegan lining Klectric Hitters, which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used. They have e4o kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Klectric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invigorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take its place in our family." Try them. Only 50c. Satis faction guaranteed by Tallaran A Co. BOB STANFIELD SELLS 100 Butter Creek Cattlemen Get is a Hun dred for tattle. - Roliert Stanfield, one of the leading cattlemen of Umatilla county, living on Butter creek near Kcho, is in town. Mr. Stanfield came up to attend to some banking business and to make some purchases, and he incidental I v sold 100 head of cattle, receiving 5 cents a pound as they stood on the hoof, or $5 for every one hundred pounds. Mr. Stanfield was asked if the cattle business at $5 a hundred pounds on the hoof yielded a profit to the grower. He said : "At the price I would not go out of the cattle business until I desired to go out of all business and retire. There's good profit in cattle at $5 a hundred ' Muring tbe last twelve mouths Mr. Stanfield has sold 1000 head of beef cattle from his Mutter creek ranches. When asked about how cattle in bis opinion were going as to prices, he aid : "I wouldn't have been so verv will lag to turn off 1000 bead of cattle dur ing the past few months had I thought the values would bold up a they are now. I am of the opinion that heel on the hoof will drop before long." W illiam Kahh, of hch , was another cattleman who was in town. He sold 50 head at prices the same us Mr. stanfield. Look at Your Faee, And see if it is reflecting health or disease Karl 's (Miner RiMt Tea tK'aiitities tbe face and comnlexion. and assures perfect health All druggiHts 25 cents and 60 cents Money refunded if results are not satisfactory, lallinaii A Co. A MISSING BOY. Information Wanted at Spokane Con cerning Ed Haney. Any person knowing of the where about of hd Haney will confer a favor by communicating with Mrs. Alice Hughes, O 1129 Ham i tun street, Hpo- kaue. lid Huney wrote to his mother at Spokane on April 1 In. in Peudleton, using tbe stationery of bwearingen Brothers, since which time nothing has been hard of bin). He wore a gray suit and a brown fedora hat. He is 17 years old. If the vouuu man sees tbis notice, or if anyone knows where he is, a communication should be sent at once to Spokane. The letter from Mrs. Hughes states that his mother is almost craved with worry over the absence of her son. e e e A Good Thing. Our great -grain 1 mothers' garrets contained the same herbs of all heal ing found in Karl's Clover Root Tea. They gave our ancestors strength, kept the blood pure, aud will do the same for you if you aay no. Price 25 eta and 60 eta. Tallmau 4 Co. , leading druggists. a j Vice-President Uxeevelt spoke in Boston before the 1 1, now Market clob. 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 atrengtheo the lungs, cure cold and stop the cough. "I coasaad tm ae had baatorrhasm Duuoit iie I was la Usi stag of tuuauatfs tkui. Mad siraa as ell aoes I easily triad Saiuae aud ic cetasf aw ctawsaeMS. aai Mdty la iwrlact aaallS. " Itsuaiwi (tl SaultiACa tmilsMtdja SJura at ald bjr ttil tnusaleta .1 ). 4. Ion a bottle. S rrluted yutrtnltt Jfes wtut , uotu f 7 on ti. avot tl safes, s" fSMss vrajsjpU and gat juhi .4-... bssei. BT . i . I. tiluAi.aiaa Lou aa iniiaaaiatlaa heal vuhoei tott H yaw. S C Wstls Ce., tavsugr, M.S. Tor avU by Talliuttn at i ... . drutterbtta . - ,i j , . . For Rig5 To go Fishing or fur a cab to make a call telephone Main 7U. acaaio. Depot Stable. TRIP THROUGH CALIFORNIA GRAND GUARDIAN VAN ORSD ALL SPKAKS OF W. OF W. Rapid Proe-ress of the Order Slnee It Seceded From the Parent Organisation. Mrs. C. C. VanOrsdall, grand guar dian of the Women of Woodcraft, and Miss Bell Bishop, her private secre tary, returned Itmn Caifornia Saturday evening, after an absence of 46 days, spent in otVieial visiting in that state. Mrs. VanOrsdall said: "1 was practically all over the state, from the north line to San Piego near the southern line. I held 4.'1 meetings, of which 86 were public meetings. A Urge number 01 ftppliOStlOBI were taken and Woodcraft is Ixxmiing in the state. The membership is enthu siastic and believe, with some con siderable basis of fact, that tbe Wo men of Woodcraft is one of the best orders on earth. "How do I like California? That's an old question. I have already an swered it 6000 times, more or less. California is all right -finest (lowers, finest climate, finest fruit, and the titles! people you could find. Bttt I ' Hint 1 1 lit county suits mo, too, and I have come home with my old opinion strengthened that ours Is a pretty ex cellent county and town to tie to. Good Opportunities Here. The man of small means has a better show here than anwyhere I have been in the nine Pacific states if he has! the requisite energy, industry aud business push. If 1 had $15,000 or $20,- (KM) to invest, which I haven't, I would rather put it into a Umatilla county wheat ranch than an orange ranch or an oil well, or anything else I have run across. "We haven't California's climate, it is true. Rut our climate is all right. At least that is mv nninion. And the railroad corporations haven't got us hy I the throat as they have the fair slate of I California. This last is the only real evil in the state, but it isa gigantic one, and spells much to the industries I and to the fruit growers there. Progress of the Order. "What of the Women of Woodcraft in general? Well, we are growing. In March the grand clerk issued 'Jo.i'. certificated to new members. We celehrtited our fourth anniversary on April 1, I 'in I, you know, and have started on our tilth vear. On March 81, 1901, we had 22.72H members in good standing; and Ml local circle. We had paid to that date, $1N ;, 166 in death benefits, and had a cash balance, or surplus in our benefit fund, in the bank, ol 146,865.90. that's a pretty fair showing for a four-year-old, and especially an order managed and controlled by women. I don't know of any similar order in the nine Pacific states w hich has done so well in the same length of time. We hope to touch Hie 40, 000 Hue in memtiersiiip by August, 1902. "1 start Hast next week, to visit, officially, the session of the Supreme Forest. WiMsltnen Circle, the order from which we seceded in lx7. We are affiliated, fraternally and ritualis tically, having won our fight for la dependent existence, financial and ot herw ise. More Than the Old Order. The Women of Woodcraft has now about hum more members than the old order, and has proved every contention advanced by the seven delegate who, four years ago, walked out of the Sti -pr. nie PoCtSt, and organized the Wo men of Woodcraft." 179th SURPRISE SALE Friday, May 3, 1901. 500 Yards Summer Dresa Qoods Lawns. Dimitiss sad OisnaaMnst and In innRtbs from 10 to jo yards, were Be, 101 . ia4c 15c 20c and 25c per yard. The kind that were from He to 15c, will ro for 4 Cents Per Yard. The kind that were 15c and OC will go tOl 8 Cents Per Yard They'll not last long. Those who come earliest ffml best selection. ?1 Pieces HI ack Dress Qoodti Wc, 40c, 50c and 751 per yard was the price, we offer them at just half price B0 Pall Wotnttt'M tovtsOddi ad ends, boric heels, ionw spring heels, sizes 2x2 to 7. See our BARGAIN COUNTBR in SHOE ROOM. Mother's Friend Hoys' Waists, Discount of 2R per cent. At the earnest solicitation of a Dttttlbet ol ladies who wen- not ready to take advantage ol our last week's discount Ar on WO Mi N'S 1 ULOR MADE SUITS we will Continue one week longer to sell them at a Discount ol 1ft per cent. Just 8s SHIRT WAISTS of Gingham, Lawn and Percale, soma plain, others trimmed, were oSc to $ 1.00 each, to 1 lose out .it 2ftc, 5(C and "ft:- Wrappers Sizes to 46. 11 vou sci tin 111 you'll buy nowhere else. The Peoples Warehouse. Shoe Store 71h Main street. Iry Goods iHipiirlment 71S Main Street ( 'lothlni I iHpsrtmcnt 720 Main Street. asormon Blehope' Pllle tc I, n m i.. mn ytut I , n.e l..,lr-. ..1 n,.- lil, mo Cfcimh tn. I then 1,1, ,wi. l'iiu(Ty mm the wirt catrt In nld tml , i,ij f,..n u-. hi . -o ai ' .iiiii. i. n.rtvi, cr citf.ri n. ni . Cur Lost Mitnhi. lod. tm 93 potjnr, Lost Power, Ntaht-Uoeses, Opsrmntorrhowa Insomnia, pains 9 In Hac:i, Bvll Poelrefc. San Inal iiftleelone. Lame Barn, Nenrotis Oa fj blllty. Handache.Unfllnees i . Mnirr, t.ot or ssajMSj SamSn, Verlcoosia, " AJrJirxis;'vAu,n'' 0 6" flu w vrvy fuiitiion lir Kt tlrt(-i.T nt, ft turo ( at tvind, iMjTTH Kreloces amall, ind-teles 1 id Itpa that laraiti and hrrv i snlcr. ls I Un at f l m bv Ii ill eBBMaaBBB' A tllti-n uh n tni r lun.re urvans Si i en saiway rr luuJcOa tta Usaea. CUxulars Iroew Atftrmt BlthOP Rmedy Wu., tan ffur.tiiuo, 0l WH mt iv MV T f.l.M .V f'- MH'NlHimrH. i t i . illarms W.D.HANSFORD&CO. DMbnin BARDWABB. 0TOVE8, BARBED WIRE, SHELF HARDWARE, IM'MI'San.l PIPE. : PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. 601 Main Street, Pendleton, Oregon Hotel Pendleton Under New nanigtn.t nt aV ,MMBwi ' ' A 5' i aaaW Strlctl) First-Class J ML LZjLmlx Give Ui d Trial. iLuu uj Kxcelienl Cuisine. Every Modern Convenience projierly applied, with the proper ap pliance' at the pro.er time, arouses the sluggish blotsl and sends it coursing through the arteries and veins like a siiarkliug, leaping brook. This removes clogged ami MisonoUI IBS tiff from the system. Can you afford to go crawl lag around, dragging out a miserable state of feeling when such a remedy a DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT is within your reach'' Write lor mv free booklets, whicii explains fully all you may wish to knots . DR. A. T. SANDEN, Dept. A. kusaal Block, PORTLAND. - OKKOON. hilffiilTHTTlBsVii 2 Rates $2 00 a day Special Rates by Week or month Bar and Billiard Rooms. iloadQuarters for Traveling Men The Best Hotel In Ksstern Oregon. Van Oran Bros.. Props. Successors to J. I Moore ..French Restaurant.. mm f aaaMIl 11 f 1 1 1 1 OPKN DAY A Nil N10UT . . . TBOUT ANI OAIIK IN BSASON. Just Received a nice lot of trog'a lega (lua luiFontalDC, Proprietor. awiisler buildiua, Malusi . Pendleton. Oreaoa The College Athlete We are all Ready to start decorating fOUI walls and i -1 1 1 1 . K with the most eh-autly dt-Mned wall i.itti tti i n t de vised as soon as you are through with your Spring, housutleaning; before, if you prefer to have us out of the way prior tu Starting lo clean bouse. Patterns un view Ioiik ago -don't miss the exhibit. I Jesse Failing. Main street near bridge. e .LEE'S LICE KILLER A sure remedy lor lice aud in ilea. International I'onltry food keeps the bens healthy, mica grit aide digestion, 11.. in. meal gives strength lo young chicks. HONK MKAU A clean, iuoffensive hut nutritious fertiliser for your lawns. C. P. ColeSWOrthy Pou,try and BM Supply Depot HOW DO YOU The new store . n never t.....,.,.,.h .ra,... known unless It advertises wliecl In lit. spuria is uo iuor vuiuu.ia.in. about 1IW1 BICYCLES luan un- laVOef BVSS1 and woiouu woo i lde for Ilk A 1. 1 If AND t'l-fcASI Ufc ou tmiwtli ruuiiing wlieuU of urovcu wortb, fur 1 1 .ii.no i aud safety's sake. Staudurd Kaiablurs cost Laoiue or (ieut's UoaJster f io.uu IjTiIo or (ients l.iuht Roadster. 40(SJ Gents ltt pound Racer 60.00 Indies or (ients Chain lues SrlO 00 Ideals 120, S22, 26 R. W. pLETCKfER, Ageul ItsBaillla OtHiul, Pcudloluu, OfvguU expect people to know what you have to sell If you don't S ADVERTISE? ssasssK aWsiJaBBB) Tan dtio. UAKVBAtl, Rrap EleunUy Furolioed Statin Heated Huropaaa Htsa Btuck aad half Iroaa depot. Sample Rooaa In eounectioa Room Rate 10c, 7ac, 11.00 For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor.