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Midsummer Sale NKW TRIAL fOR of HI SEASONABLE GOODS Now going on. Wash Goods, Shirt Waists, Duck Suits and Skirts all go at just 1-2 I B ... A ABB 1 V n V V j , ..-. paver nrus. ury uuuuis u. CASB OF COLUMBIA GBOBQB AND TOT TOT RBVBBSBD. is Sy . .A 1 vV.-in s " C. J. SMITH'S I Kir ti 4. tn MaWA Larife CltlM LBrser. .. - .A..- . .... I. Fl, tl' h, f J Suilln reuin.ru . . - i..., . trio 10 tlif east it Hit IT 'I, "v . . . I. ' .L.H1I1V rr man i m m ' .. . ....... e,lsrille portion ... ,,...e --n . it... h.-vs.itla S in .tea ' ..., I,. PI-.illV.Ml It Wll I" "" ' wo rn- .H.t.nt mid silent Severn I . r. . . i i...- I n , . . ....rilih V ill I'"'" ii ""'"i ,. , - . .. .. .... c i.i the tirr.es t In- ill favor ol : Lima lilt 111 tjtj:i iii 'f ...I..-..,-, .l iirii rti rt 1)1! DUIIIHH i ..!-.. ..itiwa miii tiiu ni. ThtNe u . f L all. uvrt IKII ll't'tl I. -I. i,.. u ,.-- MMt .It'll- KltN'tnr I Knnraiiy Mir- ..1 ii ... nt ,..'.'. Via tier Illllk- .. ......I. I . r fl. im. I V III '.I'll I ;; pr-ojiui- i ' m - - IgMMtflO riOl 10 IM irg " .lui.urt.iiM.lt ttt.irus lltlfl . L . ....... I . .. tlisir pun-nases, h-iuhik n . . L l..i.,it!. .if tli. l Mtliall.l- 111 lilt- I I. Min i ........ . m mil towun where they live to t.oat in Any ,"-. m. in rUst Wi Interns. s.,, M.'. MviHiritMirf w I t : 1 4 ill York u out ol such a hri'tr i fin inoi tn desire to remain i.. . i . w mm i i.i in litri. on frtal Measure at getting oara Mlsr. tie perioriiiHU nioit iu ntfl ot the New York pul- MpitAli. Anil iavm ttiut tlie lieat ll'MI WU I lli' .k" IHUK H'l lull wn bo wirin it can ttet tii-r. '.. hxm" n-tn-f u kt.pt op Aij . iu iMir "ii i in. iiinni mi mi- ' L .1 1 . jr-aiin of tlir train uih.ii wliit li tu ridinf, that ftitiftionarv liav- 'n luixric.i i.u ii. r Ncvcrm imur living vorktHl ar ani l tl.f t'liKinc ptio to wake repairti after a i ian. Ulfin uhirtl'.. t.f . t.u 1..i....r r..p. i .' ..nil..' i. hi nr.. .una Stfti Two from Death. "i unit uauiclitt r i,.H an a Imoai itU:t ol liiM.pInk! .oiiicli and ilt Vr 1111 M ri. M K tluti. ol Arnionk, N. Y.. "hut. when rtxmt l.ll.J 1 ' ' 1 I I I . VI I- PHI III You an not prepared lor HARVEST you Lave uo.i-.lit a pair ol our Colored Glasses 25. , 5 and 75c. ULfcV U'l .... . .. . . .n .h. nimr nr .-(tiiriui IU, and oOo. Eye Protectors ui. in.1 in in,' ior aj rn. 75c, .25, $1.50. wu.i M W1 m ynur I H ywr Aatiafaction. L HUNZIKER, eeler and Optician.., 1 tm to Alexander 4 1 l..xir 'h her life with lr. Kintf'- 'w Dis covery. Our niece, ho had cop-ump 1 1. in in an uiIvhiicimI BtSfti aNo iiA.-d hia wonderful medicine and today atM is perfectly well." Deaju-rate throat and I ii tiac difeaae- yield tn Ir. KinnV Nev I) if.ro very u to no other inrd Ic I M on earth, lnfallihle for coiitihp and col. la. 90 and I bott)M RMTMtoi d by Tall man A Co. Trial liottlef. free. the Boatman ana lh Literary Man. It ia aaid that a man wan bciltg OMrritd BoroBf a lake aooiBvhafc In 11m old rorld by a boatman, and thai kbit gentleman wan a Mflad-ip and BM .eiied scholar and lit.ra v man. II. fell into convernaton w ii i the l.oatman, and -aid to him: "llHte vmi tftff atu.lied .hiloaophy'."' When the an Kn.ir I'uniH, "No," he aaid: " Toen m (...trier of your life ia lost." Then he aaid: "Iid you ever study science'."' The answer being the same, he re plied: "Then another .parter of it is loat. Ik you know MMrjrtblMf als.ut that?" "No." "Well, then anotln l quarter of your life is gone." Just then a violent squall struck the boat, and the boatman turned and aaid: "Sir, can you swim'.'" "No," came the answer. "Well, then," the boat man replied, "the whole of your life isjost. " Success. How s ThlaT Wi. offer one llinelrvl I.ulUrn Itcwsnl Inr any can of catarrh ihtl iiuiiui be cured ti Hall'a C'atKrrl. Curt. P. J. t'HKNKY A CO., PrOSa., Toledo, O. Wo. the uuiUrMuucd. have known 9 J Ch uc) (urtho laat flfttwn yearn, ami believe hlin MTlei-tl l.i.imral.le in all l.ii -1 m-xf. iranHa.'iii.iiK ami lluanclally able u. carry out ally obllg-a-tlotia made by their (Irm ur d Tai-AZ. W hole-ale PruKKiata, Toledo, Ohio. W Al.DINu. K INN AN A MAHVIN, Wholesale lrugKiil, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure In taken internally, act log directly on the blood ami tnncoui nurlaee ol the nyxtcui. Price 7ne. per bottle. Hold by all drugaliU. Teatluionial Iree. Hail s Family I'llli are the next W . ft c. R. Imurovomenil. S. 13. Calderheid, MtMtnl paaseuger and freight agtnit ol tUe W. & C. K. railroad, is in the citv from hia borne at Walla Walla. Hia company has been making extensive impr ivementr The ft orb '.f lilnug in all the treaties between Dixie and Walla Walla, which has been going on during the past year, ia nearly finished. The moat of l he men have been discharged from the work, as it is practically completed. The line of the road thus improved extends aver a duteo miles and aeveu or eight trestles were tilled in. Uroeerlei for Harvest. K. Martin baa made big prepara tions to supply harvest outfits with groceries, lie has bought in large uuaDtitiea aud never lets any store un dersell him. He never baa any dia satisfied customers because be gives them the best gomls in the market. Martin's store baa the only first-class bakery department in the city. Veget ables, fruita and berries fresh every day. Wiuie Man Turned Yellow. Cireat consternation was felt 1 y the friends of M. A. Hoharty- of Lexing ton, ky., when they saw be va turn ing yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also iiis eyes, aud lie suffer.! terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the tiest doctors, but without benefit. Then he hhh advised to try Klectric Kitten-, the wouderful stomach and liver remedy, aud be writes: "After taking twi liottlee I was wholly cured." A trial proves its match-ess merit for all stomach, liver and kiduey troubles. Only 25c. Hold by Tallman 4 Co., druggiat. e i A auite of rooms iu the bast Ore- Cnian building, hot and cold water, lb room, lor $11 a month during the summer. Apply at the Kaat Uregoniau ottioe. I 1Mb-. C DDI I a AT? is the tunc ami here is the place to purchase your sum Bers "P oniht while I have a large stock and am selling P sucti artitlcs as camp stoves, ttnts, wagon covers, "'ding chairs,, cots and tables, camp stools and many other "ut-les necessary to enjoy a summer's outing. Joe Basler, The Main Street Furniture Dealer. The place to buy "ti.rust tinware, stoves and ranges IS .J.CLARKE & CO. Opera House block. n opinion from ths Supreme Court That Will Be Read With Great Intsrsst. OolMBeWa GsjOtM MMfl Toy-Tov, the two Indians tried and coin icted in the ir. nit court of this listrirt before Judge W. H. F.llis for the murder of Anna Kdna, an Indian woman, will have a new trial in the United states district court at Portland. Their casv- were appealed to the supreme rourt ot mis Nate and the opinion handed down by that ho.lv on Mon day says the state courts baft Ml jurisdiction in snrh rases, and reverses the decision of the lower court. Digest or Opinion. The stale of Oregon, respondent, vs. Toy Toy. jointly indicted with t'olnm bia lieorge, appellant. This case is Similar in all reserts to that which follows and is reversed upon the same grounds. Sta'e of Oregon, respondent, vs. Columbia lieorge, apiellant: appeal from l inatilla county; Kills, judge: rctersed. Opinion by Justice Wolver ton. This case is important, as estab lishing the exact status of the Umatil la Indians under state criminal laws. The opinion holds that they are not amenable to state law for .rimes com mitted by one Indian against an. tlier, that they must Imp. tried by the United States courts coiisi-quentiy the rourt had jio jurisdiction and the arcn-.d must he tlisrharged. Tk,c Umatilla reservation having been allotted by special act of ontujjrSjBB, which act does rot confer jurisdiction is not conferred by the Dawes act of 1887, which is general in character, but does not re peal or m..di(v the special act of 1KM.Y The opinion nolrts that it was not the intention of congress to relinuoi-h ItB authority over the Umatilla reserva tion or the Indians stationed thereon. It holds that the citizenship clause of the Dawes act is "neither incon-i-tetit nor incompatible with the status of a tribal Indian : that the government, while it has he-lowed rit i.ensliip, has not thereby rel niiUishel the guardian ship of the tribes, and until the gen eral government has taken its hands off and relinquished supervision over the Indians, the state court- cannot BBBMIBB jurisdiction t nulling their criminal acts as one against another." Stssle Lossi His Olttce. Stale of Oregon upon relation of W. M. Cake, respondent, vs. W. It. Steele, appellant: appeal from Multnomah county, attirmed. Opinion by Justice Wulverton. The opinion holds that the power conferred upon the legisla ture by the constitution for th- con struction of county courts carries w ith it the p .wer to alter and change the constituent parts of such courts as it may see fit. fill- i- I in- ram- brought by the state in behalf of Ciuuty Judge Cake to depose W. B. Steele from bis otlice as county commissioner, which he held after the legislature passed an act pro viding for a new county court, consist ing of Judge Cake ant) Commissioner Miowers and Mack. Steele contended that the legislature bad no right t throw him oft of otlice and fur a time bis colleagues acted with him. Finally, however, they took the oath of oilice in the new county court and when the state circuit court handed down its decision declaring that the legislature acted within its autohrity, they proceeded tu transact business. The supreme court has sustained that decision and costs will (relaxed to Mr Steele. There was little likeli IkkhI of farther dispute, as Mr. Steele has been appointed ruiidmaater. Plcila Livestock company, -i lant, vs. James tientry, respondent : u peal Irom Malheur county; Clifford, Judge; petition lor rehearing: former opinion adhered to. Opinion by Jus tire Moore. Tl pinion refuses to al low a court of equity to become a party to a transaction which would neces sarily iuvolve a fraud upon the Unhid Statue government. Farmers A Traders' National bank of l.eoraude, appellant, s. William Woodell, respoutlelil ; appeal Iroui Union county; Kakm, judge; BMtltiOM (or rehearing; former opinion adhered to. Opinion by Justice Moore. H WHO OWNS BUM CIRCUS?" Batter Clly Papers Have a Bonansa in Menagerie News. The circus case was up this morning for consideration. The poiut itivolved was as to whom the circus property belonged, whether it belonged to Wal ter J. McDonald, his wif. or somelaaly else, (ieorge Costello is suing Mc Donald for POO alleged to he due as salary. The DOMtMMUOfl is that Mc Donald does not owu the show, Cos tello claims that he does. If McDon ald owns the show be l liable tor COSlal wages. If be d n't own tt.O how, he isn't liable. It's a very mixbd up must, aud the chances aru it will take some time to straighten matters out. The trial was started tin- morning before Deputy Sheriff Jerry Fleetwood but was adjourned uutil 1 o'clock this afteruojii. Butcher 4 Correll repre sent Walter J. McDonald, the defen dant, while Cotirtuey Mannville are looking after the iulereti- of Cos tello. Herald. AN INDIAN PARADE JULY II INDIANS I r,ow' th, Rtreaoi, and there ronolnd- W tn give the horses a bath first. When II the water at a depth of m eral feet the horses refused to go lui therand Fisher's mount plunged, throw ing the rider into he water. Tho heels of the horse must have struck Fisher near the heart, for he fell into the water anil disappeared. Walla Walla statesman. ttvsnt That From Was Postponed July 4. The Indians had all things arranged tor a parade on July 4, but the many utl rui-l if illd I Ilk that day mxjiled their calculations. The ludians are great Mjple to attend a circus, and many came to Pendleton on July 4 for that i.ii-ikuu. rather than remain at home and haie an Indian celebration. 1 be town also has attractions for Poor Lo II.. parade was therefore postpone I It will occur on the picnic ground ....... , .. r.n Tl.nrailav. July 11 iicai . . J . j - - - j i j after a o'clock. Lady aud gentleman i...i.H.,u I. .,ii, nil xiriioiiM of the reser vation will be present with war pan. I and most striking costumes. This is a sight that cau not be aeeu frequently, and the people of Pendleton and other . - . L ...... hhu in.i.Hl loan- near lur .oi -.. - - to be present. Cbiel ol roiice imj ens Ihjw wat- in t.-aii today and exleuded . .. . .1 LI... I the iu vita lion to li.e wuue peopir KILLED BV KICK OF A HOKSI Dies lo tate rouehet. A traa-ic accident occurred yesterday afternoon at Presoott. which ooat ii t io.l.f hia life aud makes a J 7 - ' whole community uiuuru. Mr. Fisher was a young man Ol I ears, aud came from his old home in Virginia lees than a year ago. H f.uud work and a borne with A. Fa H wn.a prom i MM I farmer of 1 rescoti with whom he was employed at tlie time of bis deatb. .a. Yesterdav young i isber and t lyde. a got, of Mr Hr.wn, about the . Fiaber, went lo the Toucbet for a awim. Tliey rode tbeir boraes loftu SAWDUST KILLS THE TROUT Baleful BtTasts Net Full Aapreelatad br Saw Milt Han. One of the greatest problems State liame and Forestry Warden Ojumby nas to contend with is the prevailing ignorance of the effects of sawdnst upon nsn. nut lew owners ol sawmills are a il hug to believe that sawdust is the great enemy of game tish that it is hence the contuuious trouble met with nv the game warden in his retorts to secure a strict enforcement of the sec tion of the law prohibiting the throw ing of sawdust, shavings and other mill refuse into streams inhabited In trout and other game fish. ror the benefit of those who do not ai.pc.ir to comprehend the evil effects of sBwdiiHt niton fish, the Opinion of tish expert- may be of interest. Thad Norris, in the American Ang ler's book, page 2lVt, writes: "Streams wliti I . once had but few tish besides trout in them now abound with ch.il ami ot her inferior fish. The sawmill, with its high dam obstructing the passage of lish, and its sawdust HI ling t e 00011 below; the tannery, with its eiicheil luirk and the di-ciiarg.-d lime mixed with impure anin.al matter extracted from the hides, flowing in an I poisoning the trout, have done more to depopulate the waters in a few ars thaw whole generations o( angler-. ' ' Further testilnonv upon the subject la given h Livingstone Stone, deputy Tinted Main- ri-h coiiinnssioner, in charge of the Unite! States salmon. 'reeding stations on the Pacific roast. at one time stationed at the Clackamas hatchcrv. hut at (.resent making hei l quarters at Haird, Shasta BMOty, Oftl. Mr. Stone is the author of several works on flab and tish culture, and a rrcognucd authority . In Forest and Stream, of December L'O, lHss. Mr. Stone wrote as follows: "I am mnrh inclined to believe that the Injurious effort ol saudust la trout and salmon streams results from the fungus which grows from the sawdust us BOOM as it is put in the water The fungus is the most destruc tive growth that is BMOWII to fish eggs No fish egg- can pnasilbv hatch out on spawning grounds covered with it. It is abeeltitcU lata! t them. It spreads with grest rapiditv also. Karh minute piece broken from it, even every microscopic .ell detached from the main stem, is a reproducing seed started on its errand of destruction. After the spawning grounds of a trout stream are covered with sawdust, that stream can produce no more trout." BtOlM g"i n t. sav that this fungus is not in I destructive to the eggs, but also to the tish themselves, and de clares that it is injurious lavonl the poat'ibilitv of exaggerat ion. telegraphing to Mars. The experi incuts in wireless tele graphy have met With such success that we can soon hold communication with our planetary neigbls.rs it loMOB made wonderful strides in the last half of the I Mil centurv, and probably will advance further in the next few years. There is one thing however, that science cannot improve upon, and that is Hosteller's Stomac.i Litters. It is the best remedy in the world for stomach, liver and bowel complaints. Pitt years of cures stand back of it. anil a (air trial will con vim c you it han no equal as a cure (or nidigesiou dvspepsia. constipation, biliousness or liver and kidney trouble. It also prevents malaria, (ever and ague. lie sure to have the Litters always on hand, aud thus avoid any serious illness. Ths Brothsrhood of Nations How ruueh nearer to each other the nations of the world seem to lie today, and really are t'slay, than was the . ase a fw decades ago. When weeks and months were required for coininu mcatioo between the United States and Europe, the countries of the old world appeared to la- a long way off. Now the circumference of old earth is belted with telegraph and cable lines in every possible direction. What : BpfMOkl t .da. in Btaropa. Asia, Africa, Australia, south America, and the great islands of the aea, is made known to us tomorrow by great news papers like the Chicago Uecord-Herald, whose foreign le as . orrespolldetlts are located in every ims.rtaut city in the world outside of the United Mates. In addition to its own staff rorresond.-nts, the Keeurd-Hi-raid enjoys the foreign news service of the New York Herald, famous (or inauv years (or the relia- hilitv of its foreign news, and also of H -H 1 The war department lias finished its duties iu fixing rates on Philippine duties. It gives advantages to United Stales OJuOOH and protects island products. 1 1,1 Baby's Bath U$oj CUTICURA SOAP. It p.tveuu rl.anog, rtdut-A, aud roughness of ll.v .kin, -ti.. lunauiuiellou, allay Iu h lug sad trituuiuu, and wheu lollowed by gcu. lit u l'lx atlulw ol (JUttl ciu Oluliucut, U gn at rkiu cure, iuecdliy cures all Ion... of ettlii aud scale liiuuoi. sul restores Uie hair. "Nerve Waste." t'ue of tb. luoal helpful books on scskuuati.-f issued Is ... si entitled --Nerve Wa.lv," y Or. Sawyer of aau rrtui lwu. uow In iu tilth nwuaa.cl Till, work of au esper en. lined sud reputable iiy.lclwii Is lu sg.ae al'lv cunlra.t to the reel sum of false .. blug a i.i. 1, urevall. ou thi lulereellug .ub.eai. Ill abouud lu carefully uoiuddered sud pra Ileal I advice, aud has Ifce la-o great um.lt. of e-ls I do... sad eluesrity ji i. endorsed by both the rellgleu. aud inula. (:u The . III. sgo AUvsuoe sy: "At u,uwl of the book aud tlm appluatlor. or iu principle. ail put health, kaipc aud Sua1 n.u. i- of live, that are uow .uS.rlua ll.iuugb uerrous luipareeMut." 1 be book 1. HO. by wail poetpaitf. . iuc of lb most lularestil.s cbapler. chapter i, ou Nt-rviues sud NefS 'louic. Use beau or i u tad seuarstely a s saupl. cbapler, sua will be eul to any euuiws. ior .isaiy .us publishers, I M PACiTlC I UkvUSHlJIU CO, bwA asie. aau READS RATHER SENSATIONAL Horrible Atroeltlas Reported ef the Beers to British Prisoners. I laindon, July . The, Daily Mail gives sensational prominence yesterday .morning to mail advices (mm Vlak(on 'tein which attribute to the H.airs Ml human atrocities that the censor would not allow to be described hv 'cable. "A couple of Doers," says the Daily ' Mail's correspondent, "who were armed with Martinis walked around among- the dead and dying, Some they i turned over to see if they were dead. If It war otherwise, then one or the other of the Boar shot them as you . would sh..ot an ox T saw four killed inthiswav. One youngster pleaded for his li(e. I heaid him sav: 'Oh, Christ, don 'i.' and then bang went the rifle. That's what haptenel. " The Daily Mail protests vigorouslv against the suppression by the censor of such details. HBRPICIDB'S MISSION. Nsw Rsmedy That Destroys the Dan druff Germs. Nothing is more annoying to men or WOBBWM of middle ago when they no tice that their hair is growing thin ner, when thev must admit that the first indications of baldheatle.lness have OOnOsOMOatl to appear. Many would give a thousand dollars and more (or a remedy with which to preserve their natural head-dress. However, thev don't ne.nl to, New hro's Herpicide removes the effect o( dandruff by destroying the Oft MOO, the onlv dandruff rure that actually le st roys the dandruff germ. BUUS AM) ORASHOPPEKS Soma Rsasons Why a Nsbraika Parmer Wtll Move to Oregon. "The time has come when I hit'e got to look for some (dace of abode he sides Nebraska, "writes Klmer Thomp son. o( Freedom, Nebraska, tn a t'orvallis friend. The letter is dated I June 27, and further says: "The bugs and graashnpcrs took in v rye and wheat. Hie hot winds have blown steadily for tour days and ire still plowing; I never saw it so hot. I am writing today to Hud a place to ship my stock to be sol.). There is no sale her.- (or anything I will sav nothing about the hard times that are now staring us in the lace, to! one like you, who has hitherto gm e through Nebraska droughts. It is hard to he compelled to almost give belong ings away, but is the best I can do. I do not propose to winter here. I BOB1 to get away bv the Bib. o( July, aid many others in the vicinity will d i the same. We are all coming either to Idaho or Oregon. I shall come alone, and send for lav family after I tiave seen both states, but some of the others will take their families with them." GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. 'Kiiis Monday DtOftling at I o'olook JfB inaugtiratl the most important aale PvodlttOD hits, known for everal yoars Slimmer and Staple Merchandise greatly Reduced. A remark avbta list of btrgalni from $v$r deparioMnt in ttu store, M stocks 1 1 k n -.t lc retliict'il to make room for our iiniiieiisc fall stock soon to arrivo. Kor tople now in nt'ctl IffgOOdl fttld forthoM ffho have money t spare with Vfbioh to buy ftheid Ol tun-' an UDUIOil 00 portUllity is olVcreil to Imy Decenitiefl ;it wonderfuilv low prices Kor full portienliirs oftl ut itoN fof big ihett THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Tho Ifeftdi t - A. C. SHAW & CO. W. J. SKWKI.I., Manager. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Yard on Webb Street Opposite Hunt FreightjDoot We are pmparo.1 to furnish auvtlnny in the lumber line and can guarantee prices to be as cheap, i( not cheaper than others. We also carry a large line of Doors, Windows and Moulding. Parties oonletnplating building will do well to see ua before planng then .inters. We alao carrv Cascade Kiel Fir wood. Phone Main W. Call up:- No. 5 ior Wood, Coal, Brick and 5and. Heavy Hauling kspvrlal stlentlou glyeu to laiuslguiueuu .... jatBros. Farmers Custom Mill Prodi W alter.. I'roprleloi capacity. ISO baxrsls a day. Ploer sscbauged lor wheat Plour. Mill Peed, Chopped Peed sir., always M i. mon Bl.hops rilla 1 4 wll-.',i.o. ile. ! -n. i.r -., 1 1. ii . ' i e. I. ..I.,. ..I th. M- .hwhi I tn ol I hikI t an. lining ...is sS-. . Cures t-ost Manhood. Im- ro'eocr, Losi Power, NlKht-Lnisr., Opermntorrhoew Insomnia, Wains It) Maca, avll Oe.ites, Sumlnnl amission., turns Oaok. Nervous Oe bllltr, MandiicFie.tJofltn.ss to Marty, k.os. i r j Sj O.m.n, Viri. oejH, or Oon..lp.ition, at, ml Quiekea.S of fis- IrTIl pnarwe, Otopa Her voua taiinliininf r-alldX ' ' KVksa r ., ,.iTY , ,T , w -? ' . i, i i, SJI'lia s.e.fH, msII. HstlsssMaw Ant -liii.iilitri ate In. n Isil i,...-. t. t . f. if, l-f I SWieMsJ V -en-. (.'.iii. .. ... -f. mmmt in..sul. eld. . ivss. GlasdSM Bss. Address. Olsnop Remedy Co., Oaa 'rwnulswo. Oak -I. ii s i i k i' Tftl.l.MAN ekOO.. I Hi 1 1 1. ewrsm.PTON. mi si., .n ...M)R HAYING., Short ami long bftndlfl pitch foriu, Seyther., sneitths, Klexihlc steel eahles, pulleys, ropes, in all sics. Hansford & Thompson, " The Leading Hardware Men." Annual Clearance Sale. In make room for Fall Slot k will givo lost dsMOOMisI for cash on - ci tiling in tin- vim.- Carelt Ku(ti I'm tn-rs, I .at a-Cut tains. Curtain 1'oIcn, Sli.nl. Wall PapMV( LintilL-um ami fvcry thiiiK um .1 m hottaol hirolllaiBft. A f w It-atln i i.iii.lics .iikI r... kcrs . In aj. Scvvi'it! mj i liiiit s ami supplies i.u .ill ma. lino- I ml. i taking a pccialty. Phono Main n- Jesse Failing. Hotel Pendleton Under New HanaKemcnt 1 Strictly First lias:, Excellent Cuisine (.very Modern COQfQDieOCrJ BBssshB.- dtrsH. ' hL-:BQs Is S EfMraVHfl 1 MP Us I Trill. Kates $1.00 1 day Special Rails by feel or moBii Kor and Hllllard Roomt. Iloadquartoro for (raveling Mom Th Heat Hotol In Pastern Orogon. Van Didii Broa.. Prupv. Successora to J. t. Moor Where to Spend the Summer. LEHMAN OR TEAL SPRINGS A Natural Hod.lt!. Heeort Hood f lashing OMMl Huntintf - ail kiiwiaof h.H.rts hiu-aii.tf aaiiery Bowling alley, UroaMOt wimJ Heiieiug I. i.u. i, ...... ooiiiiectiuii to all poluls Mail three time per week. Endicott, Warren 6l McFaul, LKliMAN, OKKGON WOOL FOR SALE. Tliuisilay ot cacli week I will Im ut the i'iit National Hank oilice tn rtotivH Mftlsd bidi on ltn of irool Nos. 6, m, i ; and 17, ftbottt 600 Iftokl, ti"w liored In the Intlepuiulant warw bouts; ftlftOftboul 80U Iftelll of this yearn clip. I rwwrvu tin- privilojM l rejttctlni any n all bidt. rVddftM niw 1'en- tlioton or Riot tiook. TtiUphona PwidlMoii r rwk on Jit-ar I nek. J- H. SniTM. Hotel Sl Geoi ol ii OAMVt.AU. Pros1 KlMiUy KviisiMd Steui Intod Ifurepean Stan Steock aael o half Irooa ifcssxM. kaiuplc Woo aw lo f aanettlasi Room Kate For Healthy Strength and Pleasure Drink : : : : : : : Polydore Moens. Proprietor. All HI II
