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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1901)
IMl I SATURDAY. JIM I'll. ItHil Very Stylish. SEC THAI IM, TRADE MARK IS BRANDED ON EVERY SHOE. Light Sole, Medium Heel. For Street cr Dreos Ver. Eiaet Reproddctlon of Ihtt Stvls Fliot. $3.00 There arc other sliors at this price Thr difference is in the shoes. The tlif ferrncu has made Queen Quality Shoes world famous. All sii , one price -J.t.oo, CLEAVER BROS Practical Hoot ami Sti..- M.-n HRBVITIBS. Oa in liMlgf i lor jrodi Bmworki, Another shipment toili-t paper, Nolf'B. Itaaeliall hoihIh ami lislimu t m-kli It Frazier'e. w i in low shades at linv your Murphy's. Oiih serniiil-hainl safe for null' at With.''. Blue sorgo suit, '. Cleaver Urns. Dry (inixlH Oo, I'uiits, $1 to fj' a pair. Cleaver BfOf, Dry (inoila Co. A tew ranyclo ami Crawford h n- v I " left at Withee'a. iarden hum. at all price- and unarm teed at Withee't. Jars, ruhliers, jar top, all kind oi fruit at llawley'ti. Do not forxet that new, hitch gradi coffee at Haw Icy'. Have your picture frameil . late-' stylos at Murphy V Li i. Kruiier's in the place to DOJ BNWOfSI ami flans. Hancy cassimern suits, ". Cleavi'i iti" i tv floods Co. New deaitftis in wall paper at Murphy'H paint store. At Kader'e furniture store hi the BdmI IIm d rugs ami mattiiik'. Ice cream sislu made from pure cream at Koappan'l drun Ifnra, Automatic ref rinerators ami .it't cinders at Mailer's lurnlture store, Wimlow shades, curtain pole, mir rors, etc., at Mailer's furniture store, We will close out our entire I im- of steel ramies at cost. Maker iV Kolsom. Oiliest place ami liest liliualos, at I.. Hoy's, cor. Court ami iiunleii street. Kinuat hams ami lanl on the market. Home product; try it, its nuaranteeil. richwars a (ireulicli. Ice cream for parties and lodftl sociahles at special prices, iu.ilil Kuaranteed. Candy Dntton, l ine lunch and picnn xmsls, veal loal, chicken loaf, chip potato.-, l i v - . small cheese, at llawley's. Crawfish has leeii added to the delicacies that may lie ohtuined at I 0, Kllmtt's Palace cafe, on Court strict. Crescent bicycles on the installment plan at the Crescent agency in tin- Kant Oregonian building, payment ll a week, no interest. Lady nr gentleman to repretieiil n in each locality. (Jood pay an. I steads employment. t I M Chamlier of Com merce, Portland. Koiind, near Knrster's mill, small Hilk garment, unfinished, with spool oi white silk tnread. Impure .ek M.u hews' luirher shoo. A Mi-font header and four header bwti K'od comlitioli, for Mia. Inquire of Pierce iV Tweedy, or al eiger'a blacksmith shop north of conn house. The homeliest man in Pendleton a well a- the hamlsomest, and oilier are invited to call on any druggist and get free a total bottle Ol Kemp's Balaam for the throat and lung.-, i renialy that la guaranttao to aura and relieve all cliroiin' ami acute roughs asthma, DfOMlbtil and coiiumptioii. Price J.v and 00c, Vot sale, by Tall man V Co., sole agents. Come and Celebrate the Fourth ol Jul v. Make our store your headquarters. W a have a nice line of stationery and toilet articles. All the latest hooks and magazines TALLWAN & CO All the latest MgtllMI M l'razier's. The 1'end ietiin hasehall team will leave Sunday morning at tttlO. J DIM :), for La tirandti. The round trip railroad fare will lie 11.80. The La (irande hasehall team defeat- ad Athena at La Grande or Friday, .lime 28, by a score of 4 to I, The I Athena hoy plav today and tomorrow It linker City. The lailms of Pcndlctoii are invited to call at the new art exchange in Wakaflald dj Folllng'ipiMo wareraoin ami learn the system ol the business. It will interest all lading. If von want a good chicken dinner go aiiil eat at the St. t i enrge restaurant, where meals are prepared to the qttaan,i tH-to by an apefianaad chef. Notice our Sunday hill of fare on pane four, (ieorge Stall. The Pendleton hrass haml street con certs are a ileliglit to tin- citizen these cool evenings. Last night thev drew a largo crowd of ladies ami misses, men and bovs, who, hy their applause, snowed their appreciation of the excel lent music rendered The date when the excursion tickets of the lleppner crowd will expire ImM heen extended from the 6th to the Sthi Thi will aotbla the Hepnnnn bondi hasehall pi avers ami MMidtM to re main over Sunday and taka the train for home on .Mnmlny ,,ln I , I, Tha Poopiai Warehouse ha jut re ceived tbraa nan llnoa oi men' shirts, the verv newest IIiiiil' in solid colors ami stripe, all suit boaoBM and daw tachahle culls ill helio, ox-t)lood, hlue and pink, sir.e II to I", pttOM fl. '-'"', $1.20 ami t- each. Oorrtot draaa for mi ll, our specialty. I lie Standard HrOOOry rompany has Ireieived M hoxes of oranites and lamom from Ohm Piareo'i orange 'farm in Roatbafg Cal ifnrnia. They are the linest that ever came to Pen dlttOD, Call ami order some baton thev are all none, standard lirocery i ompaoy, 'pbona, main W, CUTTINO WHEAT I OR HAY Opinion Kxprsmeil by Hev. 0. W. Hlwbv Tim Mornlna. Itev. i. W. MfjbVi who reside- in Pendleton and lias 1700 acres of row i in: wheat on the reservation between Pendleton and Thorn Hollow, was asked this uioriiiuu retarding crop pfoe pacta, Ba said he oonaartatlvaly estimated that hi wheat would yield on an averane "o bushels to the acre. He wa Itandlag near one of his 840" acre field- racentlv when W. .1. Wilk inson and .1 i in in y Stamper, of Athena, drove up They asked him what the Held would vielil per acre and be told them that he thoiitfht ii would go aliout .'!ii husliel. They said it would 0 40 boahall to the acre ami would take a contrai l to eat it, straw ami all, if It did not. Mr. Highy will cat aboal LOO acrei of the lightest of bis wheat for hay this year, ami ll a I read at work at it. He ha- his alfalfa hay in the stuck. Speaking about wheat lor hay, Mr. Highv said he believed he had made a mi-take in past year- that he didn't iiit more for thai purpose rather than goto the expense ol harvesting. He -aid that when wheal is low in price more can freiiiently be netted Irom a lield of wheat DT i iltting it for hay, than by threshing it for gram. This is exactly in line with the obser vations and opinions ol others. Mr. Highy will operate both a com bine ami header this year. LOCAL AND KASIUKN KXCu ions Low Hates Announead bv the 0. R it N. Company to Various Polntt. Meachain and reiurn, fl. Kxcursion train leave 0, H. t N depot at OtU morning. Stop at all stations. ). H. A N. ticket ollice. Hot Lake and return, H.H), In tt-ct dailv. Trains for Hot Lake leave i). H. A N. dapot tr Hot Lake at OllA a. m. The evening train doe not stop. (. H A N. ticket ollice. lortlauil ami return, 0, IB, Kor grand lodge, A. 0, 1'. W. and Degree of Honor, Joly I6lt, Pod ami Don club meet, Joly :t-l loll July 1, t, :!. I). H. . N ticket ollice. -an Krancisco and return, t'JU. I5. Kpworth l.eawne. Soiling dates July 14, IB ami IB 0, K. A N. ticket ollice. Ilinnham waim spring and return , including stage tare both directions, 1.7a. Thirty day ticket. . H. A N. ticket ollice. Detroit ami return, 171, M, Sell July '.' ami I. bd-day ttakatAa Any mute. 0, H. k N. ticket ollice. Cincinnati and relurn, ih.,si. Sell July 1, and 8, BO day ticket. Anv roatO, (. H. A N ticket oltlce. Pan-Auiericau MPOaitiontUoflalOi Ni V., and return, 7o. Sell July ' and 16, Choice of route. 1. H. A N. ticket ollice. Coast and return i), all summer, io Clatsop beach or any point on North lv. uli, from llwaco to Shoalwater Hay. Tickets gmsl until SeptemU-r B, Continuous passtge in botli direction, t). H. A N. tirket otllce. Hoise t'itv ami return, 1-'. Interna tional Mining Coagraoe, Joly 8BSB, 0, H. A N. ticket ollice. Fourth or July Ratat. f are and one third for round trip to any point within : miles of Pen dlatOHi sell July anil 1, expires July B, Kxeurtiun From WalU Walla July 4 Leaves Walla Walla 7:15 a. in., Mil ton 7:l"i, Weston S:4.', Athena U, AdaiUI UiBO Arrive in Pendleton 1(1 a. in. Returning leave Peudlelon al In o 'clock p. m. Ibis train takes tin place of train- II and C on July 4. A Horxs ami Maras tor Sal. I he undersigned will have and will oiler for vale al Adams, Umatilla county, on Saturday, Julv n, forty head of horses ami mares, weighing Irom 1100 to 1400 pounds. I L Mll.l.s. a I 'anger .disease and death follow nag lect 04 the laiwels. Lao DeWitt' Little Larly Itinera to regulate them and you will add year to your life and life to your years. Kaay to take, never gripe. Tallman A Co. A Summer Snap H is, indeed, to supply your hot weather ueeds from our array of cool, light and haudsouic footwear. Kvery shoe want of town and country, busi ness and pleasure, in ami out of doors, is met in this smart display of the season's noveltiea. Many scarcely know what to take from such a pro fusion of first choices at melted price. Outing almes for Ledie at $3.00, etc. Pendleton Shoe Co., WM. ! ITZti KH.U.D, m. PR0QRAM FOR JULY FOURTH KXBRCISBS AT THK PAVILION AFTBR THR MOHNINU PARAOK. There Will Be a Double-Header Bate ball Oame In the Afternoon, Followed by Sports RvenlnK Parade. I. verv preparation is now Complete (or the celebration f tha fourth at Pendleton. Thai this will la- the treated event that ever oocorrad in this valley i assured from the fart that everybody is coming. They are COBlng on trains, in wagons, on horse hack, on foot, and were it not for the Imu -tagc of the water in the Umatilla at the praaanl time, in Ixiats iniglii he added. And what a N ptkw is in wait for than Pendleton citizen lav abed nights studying how best to entertain the thousands who will lie here tO help them celebrate America's natal day. There will be parades, ipaacbfMi music and aong, baseball, -port, darning; there will be toot rac ing, bleyela racing, peanut racing, hurdle racing, hoae racing; there will h" H pyrotechnical display that will make old aurora boreal is look like thirty cents. And when the little firecracker! commence snapping and phi.ing out as the giant cannon and big guns explode, there will be such i reverberation that the old revolution arv fathers will wake up tO see what all the racket i about. Pendleton people are glad thi throng is coming. rtlOy will see one of the prettiest towns on the ooatti with its stately matrons and pretty girls, Its man If hoy and allanl young men, the old pioneers and their u nerable consults, and man) other Intareatlng features, to say nothing Ol the blankeied n d men and Indian maiden. Tlio Mornlna Parade. The motttlttg parade on July 4 will form belog Wehb on Main street at lOtBO, o a to start the irocession at I o'cloeJl promptly. The line of match wilt he down Main to Water, up Wnter to Thompson, up Thorn pOM to Court, down Court to the pavilion on Swi-ller'- lot, two bloefU below Main street. Pavilion Bxerelsas. The exercises at (he pavilion will lie as billows: "Star Spangled Han nor," Pendleton hrass hand; reading Declaration ol Independence, Mrs. Win. I' lUgerald ; "America." sung by aodioaaOi lead by Prol. H. S. Pond , oration, bv Hon. 0 M Idleinan, of Portland; music by band. Double-Header Baioball Game. i hi the alter noon of July 4 there will he a double-header game of base ball (or one price of admission. Promptly al 1:110 p. m. the procession will fonii near the corner of Court ami Main street, march up Main to Alta. down Alta lo the baseball ground, where Athena and Heppuer will con test in the first game of the tourna ment. After that game, without any wait, the second game of the double header will take place, with Dayton and Peudlelon as contestants. Sporit Follow Baseball. i l ee W. Held, chairman having charge ol the sports, announces thai promptly upon arrival of the crowd irom the baseball game foot-racing, bicycle race-, peanut races ami hurdle races will commence, f o'clock p. being the hour set lor these skiMb. Dancing will be on at the pavilion from -:.;o to " :'M) p. in. Dancing in the evening will couin ence at 8:140 ami continue until midnight. There will lie an illuminated parade Hi the evening. It will form at the court BOOM and the line of march will he down Court to Main, up Main to O. H. A N. depot, where it will dis band. BoainaM Boats and hundreds oi bicycle will contribute to make this a big feature of the Fourth of July celebrat ion. Ilom Haoa July 6. The hose race between team from the tlitlerenl companies of the peudle lon lire department, will take place at 'i o'clock on the afternoon of July 6. Baseball July 6 and a. hollowing is the schedule for the (our tame of baseball on July ft and Bl July ft, 10 o'clock a. in., lleppner vs. Dayton; '2 o'clock p. in,, Pendleton vs. Athena July 6, lu o'clock a. m., Athena vs. Dayton; J o'clock p. in., Heppuer vs. Peodletoiii , PERSONAL MENTION. Tom .Ionian is rusticating at the Hot Lake, 1 ii ion county. (ieorge K Ntocker is a visitor jn Pendleton from Alba. Hon. T. J. Kirk, oi Athena, ii a visitor in Pendleton tmlay. United States Marshal ' llouser I in town today from Portland. John Timmeruiaii is rapidly recoa erlng from hi recent severe i I luces. A. Leisenger, a prominent fanner ol Helix, is a visitor in Pendleton today. Charlie t'aiueri n will accomiianv the tiaseball team to I at (irande on Sunday. H. Ri Porter, the deal 'i in gMMvJi of .Meachain, is spending bslay in Pendleton, Robert Smith, of Perry, spent Fri day night in Pendleton and lei t this morning on a trip to Spokane. .i. p. O'Briea, al the t. h. a n., remained over night in Peudlelon and left thU looming for Portland. II. W Voigt. the (lerinau Lutheran minister, is happy over the addition to hi household ol a boy haby. Mis Hlanche Horn, of the tipper MoKaj creek i a guest of Hiss Demi Uendley, ami will remain lor two Week Mi K. Ki Puringlon ami daughter, Helen, left last Tuesday foi liurns, llainev county, on a visit to the par ent of the former. Charles M. Pierce, of California and Weston, spent Friday in Pendle ton. He and Mr. Pierce will remain at Weston until in September. II. J. Stilluiau, Captain F. W. Wane and D. C. Clark returned on the mixed tram Irom Walla Walla this afternoon, the tournament having been concluded Marshal John II, Deathman return ed Irom the Walla Walla shoot on Fri day evening, lie spent one day watch ing the apoi and enjoyed himself. Hey. W. H. King returned from Mc Minnvilla on Plkfay, accompanied by his wife and child. He has accepted the pastorate of the Uaptist church. Dr. W. K. Campbell is in Pendleton today Irom north of Pendleton about Is miles, lie says wheat i rlueuius alooly, hut that there will be a big crop. J. II. Williams, of the Palace lodg ing house, will leave on Sunday morn ing for a trip to San Francisco, with the expectation of being gone a month or six weeks. Mrs. tieorge KeUer and aix children who have been viaitimi at the homes of Joe Baaler and Joergen Mtiuiui, re turned to their home at Walla Walla this morning. lleppner nines: Alls let Thomp son, who has been enjoying a couple weeks' visit with her "friend, Miss Hertrude Hishnp, left for her home at Pendleton last Saturday. The many Pendleton friends of Mi" Mary llilliard of Meai'ham will be glad to learn her condition HI reported as irreatly improved, and that she is now considered nut of danger. Hubert Dick, a prosperous farmer of the Kast Birch creek region, is in Pendleton tOdgy. He ha one of the best ranches on the creek, together with dairy rows and Isia-legged hogs Dan .laeiier. of Sumpter, is shipping al the Hotel St. ticorire, on In return from the tournament at Walla Walla Mr. Jaeger is well along in vears, hut he shot manv of the yonngOf "lies to a standstill. He is a mining man and is now engaged in developing tOUM good properties. He is an enthusias tic all around sport . James S. Lindsey and L'dwin I;, bind My came in vesterdav tiom tbelf home at Alba. The latter la crippled with rheumatism, and toll ll the first time he has been In Pendleton for a vear. He is a guest at the home of Martin Flnneran, of the Boston Store, Mr. Finneran being his daughter. Dr. A. L. Heatie, accompanied bv his wile and I ittle daughter, will leave lor Portland tonorrow, when- he will attend a meeting of the Oregon Mate denial hoard on Monday and (or the two days following. Mrs. Hestie and child will spend the summer in the valley, at Salem, Oregon Citv and elsewhere, with friends and relatives Orant County News: A. Schwart. a well known tailor of Pendleton, was in the city Monday on hi return irm Iturns. Mr. Schwartz, is looking lor a location and thinks he can find noth ing belter than Canyon Citv. Thll city has felt the need of a tailoring establishment ever since the tire ami we believe Mr. Schwartr will make no mistake in locating here, DAYTON IS COMING STRONfl Plcklna Up s Uood Team for Pendleton Tournament A telegram from Uaylon lo the Spokesman-Keview says Dayton in tends to take a strong team to the Pen dleton baseball tournament in the hope of capturing something high in the $400 worth of prises. The nine will he chosen from "Curly" Thomp son of Pullman, K. limbic, II. limbic, of (iouzaga college, Nichols of Hitr ville, Hrown of Whitman. BlgalOfJ M Dayton, now in Walla Walla, Thorpe of Pullman, Thorn, Hurknart, Por ter, Phillips and probably a man either Irom the Spokane Amateur Atblatic club or from the league team. With four such team as Athena, Heppuer, Dayton and Pendleton com lting, the baseball tournament is al most sere to be a big success. Heppuer is strsnutbening her team also. A Mr. Smith went through Pen dleton mi Friday evening on his, way to lleppner, and will play with that team. Oilier outside players have heen secured. Ordered to strike Monday. Pittsburg, June '-"J. -The Amalga mated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin workers today ordered all members employed by the American steel hoop and sheet steel companies to strike Monday, because the employers rein ed to sign the scale submitted. Ihlr tv-flve thousand men will be affected. The Week's Failure. New York, June "JD. Dun's Heview will say: The failures for the week number 204 in the United State against 207 last year, and IB in Canada against 21 last year. Senator Dubois, of Idaho, who is be ing treated lor sciatica at Hunter's hoi springs, is not in as serious condi tion as dispatches from BolfM indicat ed. While he is lultering more or less pain, there are no other comphcatcin-. and his physicians say be will be cured ill two weeks Upon presentation with g $5.01) purchase o( dlass ware, Lamps, Crockery, (ir.uutewarc, Snaps. StOQl ware, etc. CUT THIS OUT Il's worth 35c. Wl will pay twenty tu 1 cents tn In-arer. Owl Tea House IfJlj glgeVMg Jjt dlMfNIi Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line rtuaton A Carney, Hrop's la-aye Pendleton every day at 7 o'clock oicepl Sunday, (or Pilot Hock, Nye, Hidifc. Alba ami I'kiah. Ooisl ac conintodatious. Heasonahle freight and passenger rates. City ollice at Tallman A Co's drug store. Farmers Custom Mill Fred Weltera, Proprietor. Capacity, 161) barrels a day. Flour axcuaugei) lor whuai riour, Mill Feeil. cbuppvl Feetl, sic . alway OU lnii ' "Nerve Waste." due ol Ills most helpful books on urrve wvakiicM ever ianucil l tliat nuliltst "Nerve Weatu," e Pi .awjrer ol gan Kramuco, uow 11 lis mill tu 1 t lili work of uu viper vriviicml end reputable physician ! In agree able commit 10 the uu sum of lalae achlui which prevails on tkis interesting subject. It abuunua 111 carefull) vousMercU and pra.au al advice, ami has the tu gieal merits ol wis dom ami llnierity. ll U endorsed by both the religious aua secular press The i 111, ago Advance aays : "X perusal of the book auit the application ol lis principles will put health, hope auit beart Into ihuuaauds ol Uvea thai are uow suflerlug through uei voua impareuieiil." The hook la l.tl by luall postpaid. tine ui the aiit interesting chapters chapter 11, ou Nervlues ami Nerve Tonus hai been prfgMad separately as aaiuplu chaplei, aud will be sent 10 auy address lor alauip b tba publlabers, THK P4OWIO I'DMUaiUNO CO., Uak Mtib.Uiui Viauvlaou. ST. JOE STUKE OUR SPECIAL SALE Continued Until June 30th: -r . h Hanirini; Full of Plums r.uW:,xSiMndwi t Will OOBtlntti 10 makf RED HOT PRICES tf you want GOOD GOODS CHEAP "" h VoUK OPPORTUNITY, J LYONS MERCANTILE CO., 5? I &c 11 fr"ar Pi rnari: for the '"fr -Pi: Fig Tournament C'I .' 1.1.. I4K r "HI I 1 iiroriirinn 0M of nor lip-to ggcit p j .i.-i a. Dimiin Uon fl I hey are t,i cboica dcaign, Bnc Bnigh( wnl htilow am. mgdi and offered ;it pricat , ()tiiiftiti()ti. S' finK is convincing. Step in tnd sim; tha Ana lin ol mattings, lofrt Tl-fts, window sllillll'S, ft' . A. RADER, Main and Webb Ste. SPECIAL SALE OF SUITS AT Wa hava about 60 suits of clothes in short lots of two and three suits of a kind, sizes from 35 to jij, which we are koiiir to push out at a sacrifice to BUtlM room for other goods. During sale we will sell $10 Suits at $s 8.oo Suits at $6.30 $12. 00 Suits at $g 00 and .1 corresponding rethiction on all cheaper suits. We also have a number of boys' suits that will be pushed out at a e,rcat reduction from the regular prices Don't tail to see these Roods before von buy our suit We cut other mtfchtnt'a prices every day, but we seldom cut our own, ami most of our customers will uiulerstaml what a reduction in our own prices means. Ihiscnbcrrj Mk Halo Street. Bennett & Tarbct, Props. Tin irheo thftt is sky high in qaalitj Prioffi rengtB Rroin to $(; terxni (0 huh. AT CRESCENT AQENCT fl J BYERS' BEST FLOUR o nmke ko.sI lirnail use livers' lt,.st Kionr It took tlrst MMiiUI at Dm Oblegflo Worl.l's Fair overall ci)iiiieti tion, ami gives exeellent satisfactinn wlierevor nserl Kvery sara is (inaraiitewl. We have the treat Hlu Kolle.1 mtley, SeJ Rye and Itoanlless Itarlwy. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor. The Place to Buy:: Iti H liei. a - ITV1 J1'" H (Hat anil i'liea, prs p''1 your order lor 1(-d , P water tanks , tSX Best line of 'sl'ingU.H,Buifj. 'P paper. Tar paper, Lime and cement, Picket PlaBter, Brick Sand, Moulding Screen Doors! Windows, Sash & Doors, Terra Cotta Pipe. Pendleton Planing Lumber Yard. RJFORSTER, - propriet The Columbia Lodging House NKWl.Y KITUNI8HED BAR IN CONNETJnS m CENTER OF BLOfS bkt. a i ,'v, wkiih ht f. xTsciSpp, r -1 1 A Bad Day for Drhiaf, rsM'iTnII II Miur veh li-le lin't :ii,! Hun. tin Siinrlii nt .liiiyalwavi n lor si iTilenls, Imt If oue .hour MUl lirliiu your waann aroinel to it: I nil! 11 in a oruer inr joii iiim prin inn work is tint tlm ! irnniil anil .iIiIIriiis NEA8LE BROS 0 NORTHE W PACIFIC AMERICAN PLAN. SJ.00 per Day anil Upwards l ineat hotel in the i'.. in, Northweat rHE PORTLAND ! 'HTUAN L), OHBUON. ""ONIH Ppie vialtina Pr.,.nr, H. C. 0WBR1, Man.Ker . r " 0 ui(un pc lor tourlata and commercial travelers tleadquartara St. George Restaurant. tauaiie Aucbuvy I otsa,' Alei.inliia t uuM,ui.' lmbem ouanonioui (irevn ra.ldiaucs Br.ill. M .aliiii.niroiit lialn.n iauie l.obstei tmui'll.'S liualun ,iy,. Pulatoe iliii haai WllMil ox luusur uu KirsUiau HptniK aaipkeo 1 la Mr lau.l fillet ol Bei-f I'beteauurlaii.i n-io..L a'hBlUels, )aiirUa Koaat I'rim, Klb.of fifaftSr MU,i"1 Itoast hbrnn lmb Ulli a,,,, ,. Koan 1 , o( I'ork.eapleaauee vv sauu t , nmmimmm Geo. Stoll, Proprietor. Daily Eaat OrHow.n. dekvarad bv caiuai, only is canU a weak. LOANS on WHEAT LANDS At lowus; rates J. K. DICKSON, Eaat OragonUn Building, faudlaton. Oregon. 1 1,, aB .W'i-xo.l CURE T0UHSELF1 . 1 His U l, ,,. lrrii.il. ' 'u"suounu. ...... mm j sruMBiala. bi .;;, -",.u, ai i. Vir-uaUU To RUNS Pullman Sleeping I Elegant Dining Can, Tourist Sleeping. Can iHT. PACl! MINNEif I DULUTH tfABw URASD I lOKOtiKTf I HELENA 1 BUTTE. rilKOUGH TICKETS 0HI0AO0 WAHH INtiTON ' PHIl.AItKLPUU NKW YORK HOtS'lON and all tioiniH Kast anil Through tlckeu ui Japea. tat Oj 1 aroma aua nortueru raws aud Amerloau Hue. TIMK SCHMDULI. Iralu leaves HeuilleUili dally I ea u ,vv 11 ui 1 k. f.. ....... all.UI tltM u.l tlt'kel. OAVll 00 or wrl-firfflgj Inn llrHiritii ir A. V- third aud Morri4WU Where to Spend tilt; LEHMAN OR TEAL SPRINGS A Natural Health Uood Flahing and"" All kinrfa f Suorin, Htiou"",! Hnwliitg alloy, Crmjuet H1 Tolopliono aoonaottoa Mail throo UaM lr Fndinott. Warren 4 LEHMAN, OKEM Locust Hill and Poultry Vi Pedigreed BelftaaW- nd pure bred WWm Harea. fJft.OO VJt barred, nun, " vtgl H aiUiinra fr $5 'VI If! Barred Kock egg '.tMI . ... ... r..mb Koat" ami Miig' ,Diet Island Keds KVfV1" 3 aitliuga for fo.w- , v;., uiuli'iiiue. " luforuiatisiii address UUY-W. WA alsl sweat taaa