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ceived by Express 20 ress Skirts pjnrt from the factory; the vury latest stylos, oew shadow of blue, gray and brown. Not ohoap skirts but the heal line ever shown in Pendletofi. eaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. iatorday, may . ira. ., xuiru in l i vil li k k - i i i r . 1 wlln-smlth Landed Safaly In Blu. lirati Stat.. i w.irt ti i MLf Inn . i( IT. H. Mar- Hooaar'i o(Bm at Cortland , ti. Watt on Leader, was in minlav nd Sunday on ....... . . , Willi tnrliv whither .. i i iit.Mmlrli nf much VI'VI'll . tiir man ho hHi'ly wanteii ntackv. Tin- proKont case against b.Hmftli l brought by IM gov- ml in' i- accused nf torging Utile" Hi tWn WltlieSSCS to llUlllllVltS I ..... 1 I. . lii I'linnui' with the former charge ill"1" L .. i hi ...... ..... .. . . . ... I ... I Illlll HIIIHI nm n in-ii'-... ....... .... laiH"' til1"! SOI III, in " ' - T irtai, n I siei, iii ."' .. ill.. ...,, II I I . II. I I ' . . ."I " i iii in.' tn fear from In- political I,.. it ii- also Million mm urn i- mil r. i'iir IimI Iiv I lie authori :. ::: lllc ;tn :i iartliu!ar! y IN I lM. I III' Ml irillllll KHK " ti I - . ii-i" lian tluriiiK tln i it .1 ... I W...H ,1.,,. t' llllll'lll, .111. T. Ill III I ll V"H a alii ri vlall to 1 1 in old honio in .i . A (jond Thing, gnat-grand BMWbWI1 garrets IIIM.1 Mm MMttli- lll-rllM Of llll lll'lt - i :. . l' ..-i.. li. ...... 1....i T.... 111 li II MM i HlWTl limn ,.;,. aa, ir MMMlON Htrongili, kept "1 pan, und will do t lit same if von say ao. I'riee M cte Fa I man Co., hading M- It'll T IMkAlk IC TMIC'J f 111 I I- ' ' .1 ' I. ... Dona. 1M-S III'!' 11' III U i'X I II I' L1XHI1N It. I ... li.l.. . - Kill .afternoon at 4 o'clock, cava nil ! in 'o in vt.uia n it it next ill. .iiii nr it ill. i iii iirntiini .i in'w railroad ii .. In-1 iik- aur- i run. u.i . Wu iii in tin,, i inn . Milton ini'l Weston .in- both on ft- II I, 1 ,,t It .....I Iffu II It llll.lll la' Kill llll' 11N vet IlllkllOW'll in it Miiiun w i . i nave u ucieini Will la Walla, mill it in regarded IU' l in ii .r I .i n' I ml V.eNloli Mill ill III Bring on your Clocks. ' Will i 1 1 1 it- after vniir r.lnc.k lirin it home to you when its liat's more wt-'ll fix it so it slay fixed. I work Kiiaruntticd. L HUNZIKER, MI il.Lir 1.. 1 1 I IT mi .vniA.umui Of, llMr f I R A NSFER, uc K Tng, Tor AGE. tiv W A s Ol.r.HlloNK MAIN 4. IM I .,iiUV, lealor in Ice. Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. enrv knni.tke - J also !' ri'uri'Hi'iiti'il, bh HOfa an mitcr priKf would I'lirtuinlv Ik- ail vantaircouH to this locality. Htatr ok (nun, i'ity or MUM i . LOOA. OUUMI I. I I inn, .1. OtMMf ii,. ik"- nntli t lint tir l t lip ienlnr imrtlliT nf the linn of f I ,GMMJ A Co., iniiiK i.M-i in tii' i r y n ItotMOi Bounty anil Hull' afOTMald, bii i Him Hiil'l Bra will pay ti iiii iii On. UnndrM i..i t m- nmi nvory cam nf l.'alarrli lint oaanol MOarM bf the tin1 ill II Hi I'm Calarrli lure. Hwurn In tmfnri' mi1 nml milKi rlln 'l In my s in niv 111 In lit Ii tlx nl llfri'inlior, A. J A. W OIJUaXHI, Notary Pubilo Hall. Catarrh OttN I. taken liili'Vnally anil act. dlraotii on la. Mood ami naooui -u: in. uf tilt' ayntuni. tin ml I t r tcHtliiinnlali. Irciv K. J. OHlNBV k I'll., TolMO, tlblo. Hnlil Iiv iMiiiin 7 Hall'.'KauilTy fill, an- Hie Ik-m FIRST OF lllli SEASON. Sunday Bxeur.ton to Haaeham upani Tomorrow Round Trip $1.00. 'I'lic popular MBICQaT BBDdfll cxcur lOM i'1 fflharn and way potnta DC Kin tomorrow , May 5. Tickotn arc good (or Sunday only. Train Icavm O. K. & N. dnpoi at AtlS a. in. Rf turning. IMVM Mcacliatn at I ISO p. nt. fld urr ivcH at I'otiil Iclon 10:411 p. ni. TraiiiH atop at all HtatioiiH MOfa direc tion for paHNiuiuorH. I arc for round trip, 1. There will he a jolly K'X'd crowii Roi ok up in toe iiiotuiiiK- It Pazzl.i the World. I'm iliHi'ovory in meilicitic haa ever createil one qiiartur of the evi tte il that han bMD OttUttd DJT lr. King! New DiMOTSfJT iof Conriuniptioii. Ii'h Miivereat teatn have heeii on ImpeleHH vietima of cotiMuinption, pmiumoiiia, litunorrliaKOi pleiiri-v and bfOQOhitSi tlioiiHamlH of whom it han IMtOnd to perfect liualth. Fur coiikIih, uolila, iiHthma, tHKMiPi hay fever, bOUMtMH ami whoopiiiK cnunii i the qalokMl . Htireat cure in the world. It la Hold hy Tal l mini tV Go., win. Kuarantee Hatialac tiou or refund money. l.urKe iKittlec .ri0c ami fl. Trial huttlea (rue. Arrlvali at Hol.l P.ndlton. OIiuh II (ireen, San I'ranciMco T K Koator, Portland. N 1. McDonald, Oakland. ( ali(. T w JaekaoOi I'ortiaud. .1 .1 HuriiM, Portland. Harry N. lieldor, lloppuor. K S GUI, Kfiokaue. C A KermiHon, st Paul. J T Fmwomo, st Paul. J T Carlialu, Boatou. .1 I Nylandor, Portland. (' K KiMMMivtilt, city. A J Hall, Spokane. Frank (iartleld, Spokaue. John l (iiMNlti, Kathilruui. W A Hilchic. Spokane. J J Balleray, city. A W Hay, l.a ti ramie. A L (ioodfellow, St I I Inward Kile, New York. Join I Warner, New York. Miaa Iiett . New York. Mia Walker, New York. Miaa Proctor, New York. I. II Mack. Walla Wala. 1. O I. akin. Portland. 1, J Underwood, Montpelier, Ida. ,1 P Haydeii, Per.dleioii Hn I' llavdou, I'endh't 'li. I) (' Aiidemon, Si I.oiiih. F M ISranch, Portland. A K llcrmtrd, Portland i ii". K K 1 loblMT, Portland W II Caaey, Portland. S J Cameron, North Yakima t; .1 Kreeae, SiMikuuc .1 M Wade aiiii wife, Spokane. QM Mci 1 1 1 very, Spokiuc 0 II rithian, Uhicago. 1 Waliluiau, Obit I Look at Tour Fa.., And hit i( it ia reflect ihk health or diaoaae Karl 'a Clover Hoot Tea Itc.iut iltcf the (ace and coiniilexion, and aaaurea perfect health All drtiKKiita 26 couth and 60 cent Money refunded if reault are not aatia(actory . Tallinau A Co. - "--tp m It Will Do You Good. A hlood purifier and tiaaue tmilder in Karl'h Clover Hoot Tea. Sold for halt a century on our guarantee. Money refunded if reaulta are not aatia(actory. Price '2b eta. and 60 ct. Tallinau A Oo. properly applied, with tint proper up pliauce at the proper time, arouaea the aluggiah hlood and aenda it couraing through the arterie aud veiua like a auarkliug, leapiuK brook. Thia remove clogged aud iHiiaoiioua matter from the ayatem. ('an you afford to go orawl iug around, dragging out a miaerahle atate of feeling when auch a remedy aa DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT ia within vour reach? Write for my free booklets, whioii explaina fully all you may wiaii to know. DR. A. T. SANDEN, Dept. A. Kuaael block . PORTLAND, OKBOON. Ail. THE NBWSI Tak. lb. Baal Oinguolan. Daily ti w a year by Mir. Weakly i jo. and o.uiu Vokly ea.uu a yeai. aaapUdepy free SECOND ANNUAL HORSE PARADE OOMOIntOMl. Went field; dam by Karl Clark; owner, Dr. Cole. No. 7U Mark llunna hav iihlino hire. Silaa; dam hy I.emont; owner., Hwearingen Bros. No, 7:i Little Fred, hay gelding, Hire, Howdecker; dam by Bud; owner, S. I i SI,,,,. No. 74 Mltllil tint' tttuni ill. A I ha. aori dan by Mwiallb, owner, J. B. luiHh. No. 7f I.ena, hay mare; aire, I . in. ml dam hv I)nn Knahaw I Man. Swearingen Broa. No. h Prince Albert, bay gelding aire, Mt. Vernon: dam by Pathfinder; ownar, Link Swaggart. No. a lrma, hay (Illy; aim, llliodnker: dam hv Silaa Wricrht. owner, GhK), Peringer. No. ,H-an t OOD, fiay gelding ; aire, I'lt't'cher Knov- iliim Iiv llatnlint' owner, nriiiiiit Humphrey. no. in-i.aveiie, mack niiy;aire, Silas; dam by Blackwood ; owner, Tbomaj Ayera. No. KO Litev. hrown i?eldimr: wire Silan; owner, L i I'aiatman. .No. HI Ant tkamnia, sorrel mare aire. Antrim : dam hv Mt Vnrnnn - owner, K.va (HI trel I No H2- Yillard. hrown stallion: hire, I .ml i . dam by Hevelo . owner, TllOISM Milarkey, jr. No Ha Pan hue. hav mare: sire. Sir Henry : dam by Villard; owner oith l.afontaiiie No 14 (trace W. fiav mare: sire, California dam hv Paul Jones: owner, (ius Lafontaine No So - I'atton .Hie. day nettling. aire, illanl; dam hy reinoha: nwiier. i Ubrlatopbff, No Bfl Spot, spotted gelding; aire, I ' map i ne Chief: dam hv Moutatlic; owner. BldOfl Furnish. No. 87 (Tlondike, blue roan geld ing. Hire, Copperbottoui ; dam hv Oopparbottom ; owner, W P Bitnev No. HK--Commodore, hav stallion; Hire, Sir Henry; dam by Dudley How ard; owner, A. (4. Nellaon. No H.I- Cluck Benin v. Iiiaik mare. aire, Chehalia; dam by Frank Day; owner, W J. Furnlab. No. IKI 1 No, hav Keldine; sire, Silas; dam by Lagle Bird; owner. Mrn. Cora r t hapmait No. 91 Dr. Smith, hav colt , aire. Westtield ; dam by Altamoiit; owner, Frank rra.ier No. Blk Ollie M, bay (illy: aire, Westtielil, dam bv Caution; owner, -I tunes Krwin. No IIL' Uncle Hiiintis, hrown colt; ire, saltese: iliim hv Little l-reil: owner, Fred Baddeley. AO. ion Know, dark nay stal lion; sireHiias; dam bv Black Cov ; owner, Chas. Chapman No till1.. Strathmore. hav atal I ion ; sire, Wehtlleld; dam by Hamboy; owner, (i. II McDonald. No HI -Dun Carina, aorrcl "tall ion ; Bonner N B; dam by AntelotM: owner. (Than W Keen No lit - Tom in v. hluck stallion: Obafcalis; dam by Lemout ; owner, Bwearlngeu Hms No. IWi Aater Annie, hay mare: aire, WcHttielil: dam by GfjfOBM Kddy , owner, John Campbell. No i)7 - Dick, brown stallion: aire, Silas; owner, W T Harrison No us Am-n-Lits, brown (illv; sire. Caution; owner, Chas. Wilktns No. Ht Tain-o-ain, bay colt; aire, Connor V B: owner, Chas Wilkins No Phi Iliato, bay colt; aire, Bon ner N. B; owner, Uhaa. Wilkina. Nn llll Alkali, hay colt; aire.Weat field , dam b Leon ; owner, Mrs Leon Cohen. No. I0L'-Cation, hlack (Illy: aire, Shetluud pony ; owner, F'olaoin Tall man Draft Anlmali. No. 103 Farmers' Friend, white stall ion, sire, Perclieron ; dam by Per cheron , owner, Thnuias Thompson No. llll Kaluuiur, hay stallion; aire, Millionaire; dutn bv Darling: owner, C B Wade. No lll.'i (ortiett. stallion; aire, Canuck Dean dam hy Davis; owner, Charles (trover. No. lOti- - irover Chief, bay stallion; aire, Lincoln Chief, dam by Lincoln shire Lad; owuer, Joe Snyder. No. 107 Honest Hero, bayatallion; aire, Loch tioraui Hero; dam bv Honest .It iii iii ie ; owner, John Myrick. No. 108 Honest Hero, color, bay stallion; aire, Loch Goram Hero; dam hy Honest Jiiumie; owner, J. W Mvrink. No. 10ft -Harry H; bay stallion; aire, Honest Hero; owuer, John Zim merman. No. 110 Grande Houde, bay stal lion; aire, Pache; dam by Belle of Hiveraide; owner, Finery Parker. No. Ill Y'oung Chief, browu atal lion; aire, Scottish Chief; dam by Stoiiuhavuii ; owuer, Thomas Thump eon. No. 112 Young Hsglan, hay atal liou; aire, Lord Haglan ; dam by High land Lad; owner, Atuaaa Phiilipa. No. 113 Sir Edward, hay ataliiou; aire, Luchgorm Hero; dam by Maggie: owner, W. H. Taylor. No. 1113' Teddy, brown atallion; aire, Luhrs Horau; owner, W. H. Bil ney. No. 114 -Cute, brown atallion; aire, (irove Glory; dam by Merfield; owner, S s. run in No. 116 Dandy, black atallion ; sire, Grove Glory; dam by Merfield; owner, B. S. Pama. No, 1 16'.. Steve, bay atallion; aire. (.Tlyde; dam by Clyde; owuer, Harry r c aom. No. llti-Coley, black mare; aire; Jim Corbel t : dam by Auvil; owner, A. W . Urover. No. 117 Zeb, black mare; aire, Jin. Corbett , dam bv Auvil: owner, A. W. (irover. No. 118 Bluuby, bay mare: sire, Lord Huglaud; owuer, Aiuaaa Phiilipa. No. llll Dandy, hay mare; aire, Lord Haglaud ; owuer, Aiuaaa Phillip. Nu. 120 -Kate, roau mare: aire, Chile, dam by Clyde; owner, John Crow . No. 121 Cad, bay mure ; aire, Clyde , dam hy Clyde; owner, John Crow. No. 122 Ladv, black mare and colt a Connor N. 6; aire, O'Bell ; dam by jrgao ; owner, Jamea Cameron. No. 188 Jane, bay mare aud colt by Conner N C aire, O'Bell; dam by Muigan ; owner, Jamea Morgan. No. 188 Monitor i bay gelding; aire, Connor N. B; dam by O'Bell, owuer, .lame Cameron. No. 127 Lady C, bay mare; aire, Buuuer N. Bl dam by O'Bell; owuer, James Cameron. No. 188 Perch, bay mare and colt by Conner N. C ; aire, Honeet Hero; ilam hy U lieu, owner, .unm-n v uuiciou Pledges tor the T. C. A. At the meeting of the women', com in hum- thia week, it waa decided to give uotice through the praea to all who pledged money at the time of the canvass by the women's committee that the money will be due on June I, ami to aay that it will Kreatly aid the committee and the work, if crcrv one who can possibly do so will take tne money to the canvassers, hefore the last week of this month. Many of the pledges have already been paid. The canvassers will collect, eacli in her own distirct, all that is not paid in by the last week in May, that the money may be in hand on the first of June. ASSESSMENT IS FINISHED Thou. Who Hav. Bean Overlook. d May Call at A.i.isori' Otn... The outside work of the assessment of the taxpayers of Umatilla county has heen (unshed and the work of com piling the information gained bv the deputy assessors goes bravely forward (n County Assessor Oeorge Buzati s otHce. It is quite probable that some have heen overlonkedi klMMOI BUMS remarked this morning that any per son who had not been assessed shonhi not take it as a personal insult, as it was undoubtedly an accident which could be easily corrected Iiv all such tiersons calling upon him at his offlOB in the court house and giving in their assessments. Mr. Buzan does not wish it to he understood or even suspicioned that he would overlook anyone on pur pose. the PEOPLES WAREHOUSE A Baloon A.e.nilonllt Killed. News comes to ns of a balloon ascen- toafal who was killed while making one ol bis daring trips. His hands slipH9l from tne trapr.ee and the hor ror stricken crowd saw a sight thoy will not soon forget. Life is too valua ble to trifle with in fool-hardy adven tureh It is best to employ nurse Ives in peaceful pursuits where we tnav be secure. Then if we take care of our health we can live to a koimI old age. The best means of promoting health is llostetter s Stomach Bitters. I his medicine aids digestion, regulnti"- the bowels and cures dyspepsia, indiges tion, flatulency and insomnia. It will also prevent malaria, fever and ague. w hich is prevalent at this time ol the year. Be sure to try it. COMMENCEMENT BXBRCISES. Th. P.ndl.ton Academy to Clos. on May 23. The closing exercises of the school year at Pendleton academy will I f an interesting character this spring. I he academy has a prophcrous year aud comes t the end of it with the best record of enrollment and the most successful work in its history Cer tain plans for the h'tteruient ni the institution have been formed ami with probability that they will he carried out the prospects for the academy are excellent, indeed. I he commencement exercises will include there events: On Friday afternoon. May 17. the primary and intermediate departments will hold their exhibition, for which rather elaborate preparations have linen made. On Friday evening, the same dav, the declamation conteat of the prepara tory department w'll take place. Seven or eight young people will participate . On Wednesday evening, May 22, S. A. Lowell will deliver the fourth and last of the series of lour lectures in the student's course. Ilia subject ha not yet "'ii announced. On I burs-lav evening. May 2.i, oc curs the tjnal event when the class of ItaJl will receive their diplomas. It ia extiected that the Lev. Dr. Wil son, of Portland, will he present on commencement evening, May 23, and give one of his valuable addresses. Hie exercises will all lie held in the First Presbyterian church. It is hoped that, (adore auother year haa passed, the academy will have an assembly hall of its own where audi affair, may be given. A NEW PASTOR IS CALLED. th. v. R. W. K.ng to B. In Pulpit of Baptist Church. Since the denarlure of the Hev. Mr. Patterson, the First Baptist church o( Pendleton has been without a pastor. For a couple of weeks, the Hev. H. W. King, M McMiuuville, Or., held evangelistic service. here, however, and proved to be the man wanted by the church. Mr. King returned to hi. home, and the church here decided to extend to nun a call (or a perman ent pastorale. Ibis call was given ami accepted by Mr. King, who will be hare on Sunday, May 12, holding on that dale the ti rat aervicea. Hi. family ia in McM i ii n v i I le, and w i 1 1 accompany him to Pendleton. The Hev. Harmon C. St. Clair, formerly assistant to the Hev. V . I . Potwine, rector of the Church of the ltodncmer and in charge of several missions in Kasteru Oregon, ao it is expected now, will come again from New Y'ork state to 'Oregon, and will lie at some point in the Kasteru part of the state. 1 He new organ bought by the ladies of the F'trat Preabyterian church ia a source of deep gratification to the member, of that congregation. It is tine instrument aud bus ila bent uuali tiea brought out by Hubert Ponu, the organist. H Martin Leads. K. Martin ia entitled to be called the leader in the grocery trade on ac count of bia long exier'leooa in UM buetneaa. Then aa be buy in car lota fur caah be get a trade and caah dis counts which give him bia goods a little cheaper ttian other atorea. Mar tin gives this saving in his buying price to bia cuatoiutra. If you waul a big bill of groceries get prices at oilier tores and then Martin can baaj their prioea. Saturday Specials For Saturday May 4, Until 9 p. m. 20 Oerieee and cardinal Petticoats $1.66, 2.00, $2.75, $3.00 and 13.75 eaeh Saturday special will make thenj 1.27, L.68, 8.13, 2.36 und 288 eftoh Shirt WAigtfi, wv mean the new ones, this spring'i latest fanhion. they tre without ;i doubt the handsomest In Pendleton. For this Saturday we will alio? ;i special dis count of 10 per cent on ever' one. Embroidered Nun's Veiling, one of the new thing! for waists, 3(1 inched wido, , regularly told for 85c per yard, Saturday Special. vol Wash Silks. 22 inehej wide, in all colors regularly worth 36c p'i yard fur Sat- 00.. urday Special 0H Women's Laced Shoes Yukon and Denver toed la BC D K and EE widths, in ileei from 2 to 7J, our regular $2..r shoe, Saturday Special $1.92 Children's Tan Shoes, iaei 1 1 1 to 2, widths BO l and E, regularly nold for Q CR $1.65, $1.75, $l 90, $2.00 and $2.50, Saturday Special all f IiUU Neckties usually told for Will he for Saturday Special 26c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.60 I 5c, 85c, " ii , 7.V ami 1 .00 Hats. We show the most extensive sml complete assortment of stiff, ft and tummer hats in this city, sold regularly. 50c, 7c, $1.00, $1.60, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4, $4.50 Saturday Special will be ,860,60c, 76c, 1.15. 1.60, 1.90, 2 25, 2.66, :. 3.50 The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE THK LEADERS. THE EXCITEMENT OVER OIL Springs of What War. Pur. Wat.r Hav. Chang. d to th. Tatt. The stories of oil discoveries have been so numerous that staid farmers assist in spreading the fake rumors. One man (rum near Pilot Hock state, that a spring which for years has been celebrated (or the purity of its waters is now so rank with oil that it cannot be used (or drinking purposes. Another farmer near Helix claims to have a spriiax from which he skims enough ell to lubricate his farming machinery. A railroad man from the west stated lust evening that oil to keep his hand carin easy running order was obtained from a spring near Troittdale. Derricks am) other paraphernalia for boring wells are ex pec toil to arrive in Pendle ton soon to liegin work on the develop ment of the property leased last De cemlier on McKay creek by parties from The Dal lea. Mormon Blah i 'lMl. ill ahooa' fin. ' I I II I' i. Ill' , r m potency, Lnii Pownr, Nliiht-Lo.aa., Bp .icl'iii ni.Vi'i "tn.ij'i n'Umr , kosi of or Oon.unntion, atoii Quielin. o Di- Viv voua. t witonina, or nougi. " . i Olif.l Lost Milnfionil i.'.fi'iii'.iii.'k nt. tirmatorrho.a Insomn nmi Sim cl' Do Not Trifle with danger and remember every cough or cold means danger. Shiloh's Consumption Cure will cure your cough or cold at once. It will heal and alrn.rlhjin v.iur Inlius It IM . " e-. - - safeguard for you aiwaya i aae it at uie urst iuuiuhv" of a cough or cold. utM. told. 1mm. ! owik. l wImI Skilok . ii tmn mm M mm Am lad le uU my UMiaaar. mm m. Mark'. Cawck, lJtsj, N. V. Mtil..l . CwipMn ) Is mmU I ta " n ( Mc aa. mif Strlk.s a Rleh Plnd. "I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility," writes F. J. (ireen, of I.an- I caster, N. II., "No remedy helped me until i began using Klectric Hitlers, which did me umre gmsl than all the ine.1 ii ines 1 t ier Used They have also kept my wile 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 Its. Satis faction guaranteed by Tallauiu A Co. Hi: h.:: Batll VX'l.ul 1 1. tin. limit.. r Mr Hmiihf Ob, nothing, only 1 don't have to bake any more, 1 can get 40 loaves ol tirea'l fur fl cash, from the wagon or at N. Larsen, the Mandard Bakery, in l amb s old place, near the public school . The College Athlete... Who SHHMkfl .. 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Addroaa, ttlahou a.m.Uy Co., man Piuncl.ou, Oal. .nil m ,f iiv r i i.i u , v i,i .1 DM ''Mat. - i'Mit il'iiv no fi - I in W. D.HANSFOKD&CO. Dialers in HARDWARE, STOVES, BARBED WIRE, BHELF HARDWARE, PUMPS and PIPE. PLUMBING a BPEC1ALTY. H01 Main Street, Pendleton, Oregon. Hotel Pendleton Under New flanagemcnt Strictly First-Class Kxcelleot Cuisine. Every Modorn CODV6D160tb Bar and Billiard Uooma Give Us a Trial. Kates $2.00 a day Special Rate by Week, or month lieadquartara for (raveling Men The Beat Hotel In eaatern Oregon. Van bran Bros.. Props. Successors to J. E. Moore ...LEE'S LICE KILLER A sure remedy for I lie ami miles. International Poultry Food keep, the heua healthy, mica grit aula digestion, Bone meal gives strength to young clucks H NK M BAL A clean, tuoffenaive but nutritious fertiliser for your lawns. C. F. Colesworthy pou,try a,,J Hc iPtHy p01 Steaio Heated European Plan Block and half frvaa depot. 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