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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1901)
mm PRICES oN DRY GOODS: yards Scotch lawn $1.00 spools Merrick's thread 2Rc .2000 yards val. laces ie pei yam. Rroadhead Dress Goods THE MARKET NOT CHANGED leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. Till KSDAY, MO PUSH OF HORSES u tn Maid in Many i (Uker Citv .,irtPt-r. hhv: M-vera, KXTS the Bornl K'ver U"' . .....r.,. roll 1,1 . n.itiiitH I II 1 " "it . 1 r ....IIO,., Ulllll.t III nth the iMirpwi" , ' . ... timk csrnw" " - i i mil iil tbrai tit praBwpit Icsrlosil, nci - ,i in.ni AH HI'VMrUI orilimn iuiii"" ' i MUtA in the rounii-ii., . If o... ti,..v will Minn. lr .. n..t t IrlTf ItllS I II I 11 11" Vl7- Clll I""' ' Jforcaralrv tni'Sfs. I.hmi Hiiiimirr Ull le number war shipel o' lUli-r county lor me nvnr i uli,lini iiwuv iixii r I , Ulir .ii... r- . . Thu iprintt tin- U"vr t'tit noes mdj in be in nu ll hhhcI of horses, i .r, i iilt iiliinit fur other Tl... l.t..l. .trii'it rt.n it If. Ilir in Onislm muI OUMT ..nuuie . i . .... i Ik Hi poinlr opens thai mariiei mr me .ln" Willi B IHir mark-in ui ;ftr itiipumnt. Horses here are .1 .1... U. ....... . I lal.m, itr nun in no minis ,nn.iet. . . ,i to" "u l n u i,ni 1 fur - Unci. l an aiirtinn sale held a X(il. WllMII IllirseH were SOld the miner from $: to $&(. M KMi- BBS I tlif iiiaierimiy , far the stllnc L'lais of stock bofON tin train pulleil into the Mtatinn ad OOald not be very tar away. A bund car at the station wan at once LMUUMtl anil Kent hark over the roail in g,uMt nf M missinK OhIM w hich wan f. miiil about a mile back lyin by the niile of the track with ill MM resting upon the rail ami none the wi.rHe for it fall from the swiftly moving train that wan speeding at the pace of Jo mi Inn an hour. Mow the child ecHiMiped from HerioiiM injury or death in a mystery to all. The chili,! wbm restored to itH parentH who were very thankful at its narrow escape. They will in the future no doubt keep a more vigilant eye upon their child ren while on a moving train. CHRISTIANS V. INFIDBLI. Dfbata Will Take Plae at the Frazcr Tuetaay Evening. June 4. A challenge to debate lMMlied by . S. W. Sherwood, of the Mtate of WaHh iugtnn, a miniater of the I'nited Hreth ren church, ban Imwii accepted by W. T. Hrown, of California, flie debate i to take place at the Kraer on TueM dav evening, June -I. The subject is, "KeMolved, that the teach ingM of the Hible have done more tor the liuman race than have the teaching- of in fidels." No admission will be charged and everyone is cordially invited to niuie out and bear the d iMCUssioti. The fact that the debate will take place will tie further announced from the I'endletou pulpits next Sunday. Law C'ul'MTV . i i I ClM0)r nuki'r oath Hint lie U Hie ptrlntrof tb rtrm ul K J riiunuy dt Co., Whm In the city ol MMa rouiily ii... ...h.ui. j,i..fi..(t K.i.l Urn. Mil Hal DO! our lluililr.'.t l llnr lii! I'm h Hll'l ufoi aurrn iiiai ' kiiiiiii im I'ureu u . lu. i,t.. Curi- m lu lielor au unit uImitUmmI In my wuue lhi ai in. ul tiuiuuilxir, A. WWII 1 1. lay, l vi- i.l 1 I -. . . bile. Ctitrrli I'uri- m uki'ii iniiTimlly mnl . r it, . I . I in i tin. lit iiiii' i,,p mi imi , n in-iniriu Sen,! lor ii-ttiiiiuiiiiiis (run. 1. 1. CHUNKY A CO.. Tule.lu. oulu. -.1 b) .IruMKue : . ftuil) PIIUrr llii' lient. CHILD PKLL FH0M A TRAIN. ' Wooltrtul Hope Krom Death Near Uurkee Station. Wben wneeuKer train No. i, arrived 1 M larkee ytntwriluv it was discovered tkt t child eome mix nr seven vears of j l odooginn to a l ermaii family was in. the Luiirande Chronicle Tbrrlillil k . .!..,. A Deep Myitery. It is a mystery why women endure backache, heailache, MttrMMMbj leeplessuesH, melancholy , faint tug mid duty HHtlls when thousands huve proved that Klectric Hitlers will ?Uickly cure such troubles. "I NlStn or years with kidney IrtWblM," w rite Mra. Fbebe Chelrey, of l'eterson, la., "and a lame hack pained uie ao I could not dress tnyaelf, but Klectric Hitters wholly cured me, and, although 78 years old, 1 now am able to do all my housework. " It overcomes const i patiou, improves uppetiic, gives per led health. Only BOfl at Tallmau t Oo.l' drug store. N. P. Pan-American Tlekett. The Washington At Columbia Uiver railway, in connection with the North eru I'aiiic, will eell tickets to the "I'an-American exposition' ' at Buffalo, on the Aral and third Tuesday of each month, June to Octotsar, inclusive, ut rate of 970 for the round trip. Tickets will be limited to thirty days, contiiui ous pussage going. Stop-over will be allowed returning, within limits of ticket. For full particulars call on, WAl.TKH ADAMS, Agent. MM A I REMAINS AT MARK. THK 4H-CENT i-2 Shearlnx Wool Here t-S. uiSEif ,n '"' mi everything u, - . rli'ii kiiu 1,,-miiiin "" 'ijle. n..l- ,t Uenutllul ID lu'rlnaic wurlh ami ;i run ae ri,k U buying your 55JJMo' Jewelry uf ute nt I poelllvely I1, lutrmiiei' nuuU en rupruMiilea L HUNZIKER, Jcweler and Optician.., duor to Alexamler & Hexter'g St. George Restaurant IVBRYT MING BjUtVEO THAT HE MARKET AFFORDS::: ::::; Suday Dinner a Specialty. 0HiN ALL NIGHT 'RINCH cook NWJ MMk, g.veuUlr. cHAt. SPENOCR, iu(jrmur. 'French Restaurant "?KS f.i v". i1? T 01TY r "A ANU NIUUT . . . Tot Cauiet Night Alarm. "Oue uiitbt in v brother's hahv was taken with croup," writes Mrs. J. 0. i Snider, of Crittenden, Ky., "itaeemeil it would strangle liefore we could get a doctor, so we gave it lr. KIMJ'I I'iscoverv. which ave ouick relml and permiiueiitly cured it. We always keen it in the house to protect our children from croup and whooping cough. It cured me of a chronic hroiii- chial trouble that no other remedy would relieve." Infallible for coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles, ,"n)c and 11. Trial bottles free at Tal Iman iV Co. a. mm, R. Martin Leadi. K. Martin is entitled to be called the leader in the k nicer v trade on ac count of his long experience in the business. Then as he bins m cur lots for cash he nets a trade and cash dis counts which give bun hie gooda little cheaper tnan other stores. Mar tin give tins eaviug in his buying price to bis custom ra. If you want a big bill uf groceries get prices ut other stores aud then Martiu can bent their price. Railroad Building. The railroad from Weieer toward the Seven Devils lias been completed and trains are running for a distance of on mil km The rest of the wav. about MO 1 miles, the trio has to be made by couch. I he construction lone lias been ordered to the front anil the mad luto the seven Devils will be completed this summer, (iround is about to be broke at Weieer for the erection of smeltei . TkOlJ'i AMD UAMK IN gKABuN . Hvivcd . -I.. ... . . ...v av. ui nu a m(t U LaFuuLalna " Tfcell I " iubi., k-eudlelou. Uragou CUT OUT THIS AD ENCLOSE IT TO Mb TEN DOLLARS. Wool Ha Sold Up to 10 is Well Along Little Not Worth 9 I'endletou, May :). There has MM mi nmrktvl chiinge in the wheut umrket during the past week. Ked chaff nd club. No. I, are quoted at -tsc bf M porters at outside warehouses, witii the mills offering a half a cent more. Wheal delivered at the mill is w,,rtli 50c. Indication are lor lower rather than a higher price. Local Produce Market. PmdlttM dealers are paying the fol lowing price for ranch and farm pro duce I Batter, -' to 0c kt roll. K.ggs l.'ic per dot. Turkeys Alive, 12c pr pound, lieese fll' per dor.en. PmcIM ft.M st dozen. . Chickens -::. ."si o 4."0 per dOMM). Potatoes "Ml to J jier suck. Straw tyerries Walla Walla, three 1 Mixes for 25c. Loeal Wool Market. retidletnn, May BO.'TM shearing season is well along and sheepmen have their wool where they can sell or hold as they think lsst. There have DMMj numerous sales niAde at lO'oc for giswl wool such as is generallv shorn troin the sheep in this country. There i very little in this market that is not orth H'.jc per pound. Some owners ol ool have been offered Id ...c, hut have taken the otters under advisement. Wheat In Portland. Port land, Mav :U. The Commercial Review in its issue today savs: Under the inlluence of steady foreign advices our market has ruled -tetnlv to a uniet usincss. Wheat is coming forward Uite freely from the interior on old infracts, tint very little new transac tions are being reported. Some sale- are daily reported at ligures above rul ing prices here, but mostly tor choice lots. The export requirements for this season are uliout satisfied. Kxist- lug business is mostly for luly and ngust loading aud lor some milling account. With three vessels here in tort loading and about lour or live more shortly to arrive, the season ,,: Miiio will be finished. The scarcity of tterings by interior holders has no effect as regurds values, for shi pliers will only work business when sellers are willing to meet the market. AO holders find no comfort in quotations, thev are slow sellers, and as above in- misled, trading is of very small pro portions. Prices are for club . to ieV hlllestem, to liJc per liushel. 1 here has been considerable old valley wheat sold the past fortnight, some three vears in the warehouse, at prices of ahiut Mc per bushel here in Portland. 'here is still tullv 200, ts.K.1 bushels of alley wheat held by lariuers.but thev will not sell at ruling figures, i rop advices are ol the best inmi all sections the stales of Oregon and Washing ton, and timely rains have been very beneficial to the growing crops. Some talk of flies is being indulged III, but when properly investigated we liml these reports all a "myth" except in parts of Washington county, where the bottom land fields are turning vellow. l'he damage has been vcrv -light Wheal in San Francisco. San Francisco, May B0 --The San Francisco spot market bus been slow and weak. Foreign advices have not been conducive to eucuiruitc buying. aud exporters are indifferent about do ing anything lurther in the shippiug ine beyond cleaning up old business and getting ready for the line season, whicli is onlv one month on. 1 bere are u number ,1 vessciM lu re in pori thut will finish the next thirty days to bring the shipments up to a fair pro portion. Ihere are also a number in iorl engaged tor the new-crop loading. Wheat otter nigs have not been what ould be termed liberal, but were in excess o! requirements, anil prices within the range of usic ier centaL Produce F.xchange transactions were verv light and weak at limes. Crop pr iu peel c ml nine very highly ssikeli of. i'he late rains have lieeii very beiiehcial to the growing crops, and and reports state that the crop is el Killed to be the largest lu (our years Wool In Portland. Portland. Mav .To Wool Valley, 11 to 13c; Eastern Oregon, i to lie, urn hair, 20 to 21c tier pound. Wool lu San hranelseo. an Francisco, May :0. Wool- Spring Nevada, 10 to 12c; F.ustern Ore (foil luto 13c: Vallev Oregon. 14 to MM 7 . , . A r. 15c: mountain lamb, i to ; nan loauiiin plains, (i to 7c, llumlsilt ami Mendocino, W to 10c. Wool in Bu.loli. Boston. Mav .0. Ihere wa little business doing lu the wool market here this week, aud the demand cuiitllitles unslerale. What ules were male wen at lormer nrn-er lerrilorv wools con finite to head the list of sales. Fine medium and line staple is selling at 40 to 42c on the scoured basis, while the strictly staple article is quote. I at 44 to I IC Fleece wool .ire also slow, and prices are nominal. Territory, scoured basis: Montana, ti e medium and hue, II to 14c; scoured, 42 to 43c : staple, 45 to 4tic. Utah, Wyoming and Idabo fine medium and tine, 12 to 13c . scoured, 40 to 42c ; alaple, 41 to 45c; Australian, scoured basis, ssit prices combing su perfine, 71 to 72c; good, bo to uc average, bo to bc. Kakiern Livestock. Chicago, May 30. -Cattle -Steady weak; good to prime steers, $5.25 to 5.95; poor to medium, 4.i40 to $5.20 ; stcK kers aud feeders, $3 to $5.10; cows aud heifers, $3 to $5 ; cauuers, It.tf Ui 13: bulls. :; to 44 to; calves, 14 to $41.25; Texas steers, $rl.25 to $6.40 bulls, $2.75 to $::.U0. Hogs -Opened strong to 6c higher closing easier. Mixed and butchers $6.0 to $5.00; gol to chuice heavv 45.80 to 15.05: rough heavy, $5.05 to $5.75; light, $5.00 to $6.85; bulk o sales, $5.80 to $5.87!li. 8heep Steady ; g'sod tochoice weth aM.fU.fM) to 44. 55. fair to chuice mixed $4.10 to to $4.30; Western sheep, $4.35 to 44.55: Texas sheep, $4 0 to $4. bo native lambs. 44 to $5.46; Western 2tuibs, $5 to $5.b5. and upwards, 14 to 15c; dry kip, No. I. 6 kg Ifl poaBtfot 14 to 15c pi'r pound; dry calf No. 1, sound steers, tK) pounds and over, 7 to 8c; do, 50 to m pounds, 7 to 7',,c; do under 00 pounds, H1 to 7c. kip, 10 to :to pounds, rl to 7c; do veal, 10 to 40 pounds, 7c; do, calf, under 10 pounds, 7 to ftc ; green un salted lc per pound less; culls .hulls, stags, mothoaten, badly cut, scored, hair-slipped, weather-beaten or grub y one-tliird less. A WE DDI NO AT REPUBLIC Mitt Kate M. Detantle Downey and L. P Principals. Mi-" Katherine M. Downey and 1.. P. PtOMtll were uniteil in marriage at Kepnblic, Wash., on Monday, May 27. Kev. 1'r. Caldi, of the Roman Catholic church, performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donttl DOW My. Of this city, and has li-en a teacher in the Pendleton public schools ap to a month ago, when she resigned her position. She is an ac complished young lady with many friends. The groom is the superinten dent ,d one of tbe departments in the famous Republic mine and is highly esteemed both bv his superiors and fellow workinen Mr. and Mrs. IV Castle will make their home at Re public. The best wishes of a large circle ol friends are extended to the young couple. CATTLBMEN DEMAND PROTECTION. John Day Teople Organize for That Purpose. Cattlemen along the John Pay river are perfecting organ i.at ions for pro tOCting theniseles against thieves, says a correspondent of the Portland Kven ing Telegram. Poring the past year an orgati iat ion was maintained in the Upper John Day and Hurnt river dis tricts, and now it is proposed to irgHiiuc down about the middle ol the stream to co-operate w it hB stockmen further up. Much loss has been sus tained by cattlemen having stock on the range, and it is lielicved that sys tematic gangs buve operated. Bjf driv ing stock from one section to another, and acting in a sort of relay system, it is thought that much stock has hcc;i taken from the country without attract ing attention until the owner missed his animals. Die purpose ol the o rganiftation is to prevent these thefts, and it is also nnder-foid that mutual protection in more general sense is OOMMlBPlOtOB. l", millets over ranges are always on lu t ween cattle and sheep interests. SI p drive cattle, and where cattle wners find their domain being in vaded, thev resent the intrusion bitter- v. A tight against sheep owners, like the object of the organisation on Hull v Creek, is not one of the avowed pur poses of organizing on the John Day, hut those informed state that cattle men tim! there is strength in uniiy, and bv concerted action they hope to preserve their ranges H better advantage. PURPLE SHOW OP B. P. 0. E. PBNDLBTON WILL BR RRPRBSENTKD AT PORTLAND BY COWBOYS. Olan Bushee and Four Assistants Will c.ive an Bxhlbltlon of Daredevil Riding. Tbe F.lks purple show at Fort I and will take place on .lone 14 and 15. The committee of arrangements ban been negotiating for several weeks With Pendleton Flks with the object of having Kastern Oregon represented bv a company of mounted cowboys, to give an exhibition of daredevil riding such as was seen here on thai morning last Septemlwr whett the Portland members ot the boanl of trade arrived in force to attend the Pendleton street fair and harvest carnival. The c m mittee was referred to lilen Hushee as being the most suitable person to take charge of the cowboy exhibition. Plve Will Oe. QlM Hnshee has secured four cow boys in addition to himself to go to Portland and give them the exhibi tion they want. The names of bis tour heliiersjare as follows f Frank Farhart, (iilhert Minthorn, R. Hrown and Wild Hill. The last mentioned is an Indian who has won fame on the reservation by his riding. Me--rs. I'arbarf and Hrown stand at the head of the class when it comes to riding bucking bronchos. i illicit Minthorn it the Indian who made himself famous by chasing an escaping hobo recently, and catching him for Othcer Scheer after a wild race for liberty. Transportation Is Ready. The committee of Portland F'lks has made all arrangements for trans Hirtation of men and horses. F'.ach rider will have a horse, saddle, bridle. etc., with which he is laminar, aim 11 the Pendleton aggregation don't give an exhibition of riding that will please the Portlanders it won't lie their fault. It will he on a par with the riding to be seen in Huffalo Hill's wild and woollv west show. i , Nobby Styles If you went something new and different from the ordinary run of clothes, come in snd try on the new Hart, Scbaffntr it Man atylea. They're the kind adver tised in the leading maga tlnes snd worn by good dressers varywbartb THE Arrivals at Hotel Pondimon. I r I F Wish), Condon . .1 JA Allison, Portland. .1 W Cason, Portland . W I Furnish, city. Sutton Cam, San Francisco. A Sank, Port) Midi i K Wharton, Portland. !( Linen, New York. W II I'atton, Spokane. I F.isielder, Portland. I P Newell, Portland. K Conner, Portland. F A Pennington, Spokane. W Uaggete, Minneapolis. II .1 Schaffer, Seattle. II H Roes. L Wimberly and wife, Roseburg. W fj BacdaP. jr, San Francisco. W C Winks, Portland. C I Blliutl, Atchison. Frank Q Hull, Milton. K Merz, Portland. H N iiraham. Corkie. m m m on for Europe. Mayor Jacob Hit, of Walla Walla was in Pendleton on Wednesday, May 2o. accompanied bv his entire family, consisting of Mrs. HeU and five child ren. 1 he mayor went up to At'iena on the evening train. Mrs. Betx, Misa Katherine, Master Jacob, ji., Mias Kleanora, Master Harry, and Master Teddv left on the l I. nag o-Portlainl special at 5:25 for New lork, from whence they sail for Kurope to lie awav all the way from six mouths tf a year, which time will lie spent princi pally in visiting in southern (ieruiany. Mr. Rett is looking after the erection of a brlM building at Athena, but may find time next fall to take a trip to Kurope to b.- gone six weeks or such a matter. f or hale. on.- ten fisit header, three header lieds, one fourteen horse Pitts im proved siwer almost new. Call or address, J. I, l.ll.l'AU F.N, Adams. Depositors of Uilbert Hro.' Imnk, recently failed in Salem, will look into the question as to how the bank was wrecked. WITH And 1 will furnish you all oompiet. ready for use, uiy lt0l Model No. 7 HAN'DKN BLIXTTRIO BELT. It is superior in make, quality and power to anv belt offered by other dealers for which they charge $40.00. Established 30 years. Write today for my latent books, "Health HI Nature" and "strength; Its Use and Abuae by Men. DR. A. T. SAN DEN, A Dept. pokiiaNU. kuci Block, . - ORBOON. Omaha. Mav 30. -Cattle-Market, beat stead v. others slow; native beef steers. $4.40 to 15 60 ; Western steers, 44 to 44.80: Texas steers. $3.60 to $4.40; cows aud heifers, $3. bo to $4.o0 ; canners. 42 to 13.50; stockers and leedors. $3.26 to $6.10; calves $3.50 to 46.76: bulls aud stags, $2.80 to $4. 10. Hum Market shade lower ; heavy a'. H., to 45.72U: mixed. $5.00 to $6 0; light, $5.00 to $6.62; bulk of sales, 45 liO to $5.25. Sheep -Market steady; yearlings, $1.20 to $4.o6; wethers. $3.80 to $4.20; oommoo and stock sheep, $3 to $3.75; lambs, $4.50 to $5.00. kins aud Hides. Portlaud, May 30.-Sbeepakins- v,.. .riii,.,- l.'i to 20c: abort wool, -0 u 36c; medium wool, 30 to 60c ; long I rill l.t SI ru..'h no.'. , w . r , Hides Dry bides, No. 1, 10 pounds j The Boston Store !; fit PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Woman's Work i-n iiii- "ii ii y's It there M any .train M wlii-ii .ewins Mm -ii" .i.l milusll bi a le.i Mini .ecnri' a Ntlr of ii UkHMgH which will reetors the sl4lll le linl llial ciilllUIIIIII IIIIII'IHISC 1,1,11 til p., nml iillhitiiMis may result. Ila.mg a laigc noti of Fiyeglasses and Hpeotacles. can ill all onllimrv cawe In a few isMinle. ami at small i iisl. Wlii'is there ar inpllia II, his we make Ui OHMI . DR. W. E. QAkkETSON. Htsn Dig Byu, court HI , PeuiHuUiii, or. MUST BE SOLD. Tin.' entirt" stuck of the oll Wiloy U Alb ti Mutii Co. instriinunts tO iiiiikf room lor a lart-' ami torn plot lux ( pianos, or Hans, small musical in strimifiits ami s ) c t hiiimic now on the road Call and BM tho stock. You can save f loo to $ i 35 on a piano. .'irslclass tiiiu r in iitti iulaiu Wakefield & Failing, Uoldcn Kule Block, Court Street. NORMAL SCHOOL, Monmouth, Ore. DEMAND POM QMDVATM rhs iBBRMMl tor gfadoalas et la Nenaal Betaaaf .1 n ri ng Hki ts.t venr h asea t beyeRd Um i.i y roaitinns tlh I rem I si 44 ni IT'. i, r BkMIki TATI I'KR I IHi'A I s IMl bll'l.oMAS Slu- i.ii1- his ere pa red mm Mm Hats Kxnminaiien. sail rcHilll) take .Isle t.Mr. on t; - i ,.o ...n BeNNMJ teaOessli .u,i t-r . .1 . i.o 1 OBMfM Well qaUHMMl IratMlMII DeRarlMMMK BrROMMI snr ftMB i 11 1" $t1t fm raai Ken kwrj wftttttn n ler eatakajt Mtalejejf. hall iaj4avejaj4M ,iiir i' I. 1 mi mil.. HrasJOaat, or J It. V III I I KK. Svcielsry. Kasy Running, Clean Outting. I. all Beftring They wre guaranteed, Call and sec them. Hansford & Thompson, (01 Main Street. Hotel Pendleton Under New rianagement Wholesale (lualcr in Ice, Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke 1 Strictly Mma Kxcellent Coisine. Kvery Modern Cooreoiooce Bafaatf I ' JbbIbBb kW An I BBLBef eL B otfflLeV-H I H C I m 1 Giro Us 1 Trill. Rates $2.00 1 day Special Rates by Week or mootb Ror and Kllllard liooms Meadquarleri for Trovtllng Ma The.Keil Hotel In CaBlern Oregon. Van Uraii Bros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore W. L. Douglass Shoe. The Dead Advetc; The College Athlete... Who 'IuuuoiiW uleiiiii b. porteet raanln wheel lu hli seurU 1. no were ealbu.lwti' uli.iei 1 mil M6WUM Ut.ii .( ttioee weu mut wuuiau wbo o n lur HKALIU ANU I'l.KAsi Kt Maoelh runuluif wbeel ol proreu no, Hi, in Hjl I KlnKdOlly Furuhtiod steaiu Heated l.urupean Hlau . llTfVl ""I a hall Iruoa J. pot Sample Mount In tunnettluii Koom Kate 5(k. $1.00 WOOL FOR SALE. Thuredaj ol uaoli week 1 will beat tlie F1n( Netlonal Hank oftioe to reoeive lealed bidi on lota wool Noa 6, s, 18 uud 17, about 600 acki uow itored lu the ndepetuleiit wam bouae; adao about '!! uokj of ihii .vara rli. I Nterve the privilegti of rejoetinig any or all iiil. AdtviM Pen diotoii or Pilot Rook. Telephone Pendleton or ranch on Bear Crei b J I srilTM. imi oe 111 runuluic Br couilorl .o.J ..l.i' ulii. Hleudaid KaaabUrs ouel Ijadies or (ieut's Koadatar $3o.u0 I .u.l ion or i.oiiu Llgbl HueaiaUir $4U.UD lieuts IV uouutl Katur 4fi0.il ljdie or Oolite Oljaiiilaaa 4U IU Ideals $20, $., i R. W. FLETCHER. Aseul i m.iai. rouul, readleiou, Oieoii ...LEES LICE KILLER A sura remedy for lica and mite. Ifiteruetioual I'oultry faui keeiie the hene healthy, uiica grit aide dujeatlmi, lloiiu meal gives slreiigth Ut young chick. HONK Ml'. Al. A clean, inoffensive hut nutritious fertiliser fur youi lawns. C. F. Colesworthy PouUry d supply Depot- For Health. Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor. u m a