TI ESDAY. JULY 9. IfBU
Very
Stylish,
SEE
Tm' -HIS
TRADE MARK
IS BRANDED
ON EVERY
SHOE.
Light Sole.
Medium Heel.
For Stre-t Of p-ja
Wear.
el Rcpradanian ( Ihk SrtU
$3.00
iw, lngli rs !
Iramwl ; lalrt
H m OhMvw
Wall UT lit
Wi. iii-
There art- other shoes at
this price. The diffwri-n
is in the shoes The dii
ferrncc has made
Queen Quality Shoes
world famous. All sixes
one price 3.00
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Boot ami Hhw M -i
BREVITIES.
Buy vour window shades at
Murphy's.
Jar. rubh-rs, jar hips, all kiml- (4
frox at Hawlrv's.
Io not forgot that
cutlee at Hawlev's.
llavi vour pir-lnn-
atylee at Murphy's.
II siiirt waist, now 4U
Hroa. Dry ttooils (Y
! iluck SIUI. EMM
Hroa. Iry Gonils lY
Now tirwiKiis in
Murphy's immi BtBM
Wail taxi - A a-mxl girl at tin-
Isjenliog Iiuumi. Uood wagea.
At Kailer'a furniture stun- it lbs
finest line cf rugs and niattiriK.
Automatic relng-orators anil a .it-
eoulra at Heeler's furniture store.
Firat claaa wheat pasture lor cattle 1
and horaea. Inquire of Ivter Weet.
Window ahadea. curtail) pole, niir
rora, etc., at Kader's lurn ttur- stnri
We will cloae out our entire liue of,
etael range at coat. Baker (ft PolCOfB.
&c an miner goods la i-loee at
par yard. Cleaver Bros. I'rv 'ii-.d-Co.
Midsummer tale of waali I
half grioe. Cleaver Bros. I'ry
' lOOlll Co.
Fioeet liauia and lard on law
Home product; try it, iis guaranteed,
gebwara A Granlich.
Loet -Hetwoen Pendleton and
Hock, a pair of fine shoe Kinder
pleaae leave at tbia orti
lee cream (or parties and
aociablee at apecial prieea, quilt"
guaranteed. Candy Ihi:m
Fine lunch and pii'iin gooda. veal
loal, chicken loaf, obit) potatoes,
olivea, imall cheeee. at Hae ley's.
Creecent bicvele cn the laatmllsaei
plan at the Crescent Bfeaej n tbe
Oregonian building, payments II a
week, no internet.
A 18-font header and four header,
beda, all in good toadition, for sale. I
Inquire of Pierce A Twaedy, or at:
Zelger'e blaekamitb abop north of cmi'i
iiuuae.
Hllae it. Hoole, profeeeionai wjm
toner, fn Houle Hr..a.' Arm of POTS
land. 1a stopping at tin Ht Qeofaje
hotel. Leave order at Tallinaii A C
drug store or hotel.
Harveet la coming ou and you vlll
want bread. Ott Hobbacii 1a turning
out tbe beat breed in the city. It do
not get drv ai.d bard. Call up tele
phone Main so ami ry it.
The Htandard Grocery ronipauy naa
received AO bozee of oranges ami
iemoua from t'lia. 1'ierce's mnw
larm 111 Southern California Th-
are the Hue: '.bat ever came to I'm
illetou. Call and order aume belore
they are all goue. hlandard Grocery
comiauy, 'phone, main tit.
Tbe bomelieat man in Pendleton un
wallas the handaonieat, ami Blhevi
are invited to call on any drugit
and get Iree a trial iiottle of Kemp
balaam (or tbe throat and lungs, a
reuie.lv that ia gua-iitHl to care ..
relieve all chronic ami acute coogli
aatbiua. broucibtia gad UOBSJSlSSption,
Prise aar and 60c. For sale by Ta.
man A Co.. aole ageuta.
Come and Celebrate
the Fourth of July.
Make our store your
headquarters W
have a nice line of
stationery and toilet
articles. All the latest
books and magazines
TALLMAN & CO
All the latent magaxinea Ml l-ratler's.
Ha by huggie ami go-carts. NoK'a.
Baseball good anil fishing tackle at
Frailer'.
Salmon are scarce in tbe river M
Wallowa countv. Oregon, tbia year.
The Heppner, nr., (louring mill
has cloned down for the rammer on
account f low water.
Ten carload of all aorta of bones
wee shipped recently Iroin Flgin,
Or., to tbe Kansas City market.
C. X. Gordon, sentenced lor live
veers lor assault, encaped from the
Vancouver Washington, jail. By
using the legs ol a table as levers he
prieu open me neavy siewi uoor m me
cage and by the same mean tbe one
inch iron bars ol tbe window.
Patrick Hughes one of the bent
known and most influential resident
ol Currv county, re.-ently met with
a serious accident at Port Orlor-t,
that terminated fatal It. He pent
fnrtv-ttiree veers of his life near Cape
Blauco. and acquired large ami valu
able property there.
I A. Humphrey, lorenian at Byers'
tloiirmg uiilis, state tna' ome one
fired a bullet from a rijle in Byers'
grove on Minday. July 7. It isaeil
through DM ol the Imards of the fence
surrounding Mr. Humphrey ' home ,
then UtJBsJh an eight-inch peacti tree
and oa through Ihe side o: the
chicken bouse, where it was found on
lbs I -or. The bullet a n( steel,
ami looted BS tbOSatb it uiiuht have
ei. I; r .in . r l tie The
ufaltea of lirmu ofl ong-ditanre
tirearui in that portion ol Pendleton
is dangerous and shoniii lie discon
tinued, Is tbe opinion ol Mr.
Humphrey,
Tin- FOB) sella baseball club of Port
luud paseed through Pem'.leton on
Momiav ofonlog. .'uiv 8. after haviug
deleate-l the Walla Walla team on Sun
day afternoon bv a score of U lo 8. The
io'nt'-llaa and La QlSSOt teams play
at tas lirande on Tuesday. Weilnewlay
and Tnursiiay, July 9. lu ami 11. ha
QrajMBS baa playetl nine names tins
vear without a single defeat. The
Fontellas have won II of the l" gam en
plaied The deleat of the Fontellas
in the one game lont wa at Walla
Walla on Friday, -Inly 5. when the
score imm1 4 to I aguinst thetti.
ED LINSNEk's FUNERAL
It Ooeurrad Krom Hit Lata Hoain Tuaa
da. Afternoon. July V-
The funeral of tin- late i.dwurd LlEej1
ner iii-i-urre.l .111 Tilesdsv alterno-itl
Julv tf, Irom the Umily residence in
Went Pendleton, two io.., k- norti, ,.:
Dr. Cole's hoapital. There was a
inrae uiimher (M Irienil ami relatives
preetit iii-..rge l.MMiier, a brother
of the deceased, ami Frank Parka, a
stepson, arrived Monday afternoon
trom near Bulge 111 resonse to a
t -ifoiioue mei-ai." . Nei- Park-, an
other stepson, who was m-ar Pendle
ton, also waa present, as well as the
immediate (aunly The service were
conducted bv Kev W. K. Potwine, oi
tbe Church ol the Kedeemer. Many
bluight and Indies of the Maccabees
ere present. The Maccaoee- were
organued in Pendleton six year ago
ami this is the first death of a Knight
ol that order.
A further investigation into the
cause of tbe death ol Mr. Linaner led
the physicians to the Irel iel that the
deceased had not taken morphine in
any shape or manner, hut that it hail
lie-1 4 used by a rupturi- m 1 .110
ol the stomach.
A Journalistic Gem.
Any 1.1 rant citisen who lielieve tin
Hero is not doing its lull duty in
holding up tbat county ami town to
aa bJU gate should ue cuirtmart is I ed
and drummed out 01 the county.
Here are some of it efforts:
' ISM Of our new subscribers (his week
ia Sels Qualley, the popular and
efficient assistant foreman of the Ked
Bov mine.
j. 11. Barry, the North Fork placer
miner, started in this week lore year's
college course by subscribing lor this
great geasih newspaper.
Mrs - Pi Bow'! mirae and buggv.
O blab had lieen lett at her old home
in (.ulliam county for a year, was
brought to ' iraii ite last week by
Crawiord't boys
Inut bauiug 111 tbe mountain
streams hereabouts is tbe order of tbe
day. Joe I'itniars ami John Oovlo
bagged a couple of boabels of speckled
baa Mil it Moaduw creek the tirst 01
this weak.
Anion- the prounnen' visitors to
tbe Uranite gold tielda tbia week was
Mining F.ngineer M. richitlpius oi
sumpter, who believe this camp will
outrival Cripple Creek in the near
luture.
Jaot Hinlon, who owns one of tbe
rirlieat placer claims in this district
MOJ AiiDiii, was in town aeveral days
Ai ith his pockets ao lull ui nugiieis
tbat tbe weight made him oo
1 lotted .
Vii-.'d iiave ever thought there were
an many handsome ladiei and pretty
dresses in this neck 0' the woods?
Arrival at Holal PandUloD
W I) leaver Portland.
H Heckaith, Portland.
1 J kauluian, Portland,
a R) under, Portland.
Viator r JooBaoa. Pag "lato T a
I 1 .
.Join, lieDuoaldi Adams.
I: lUirt LotiM, Portland.
li if UrO) and wile. La (iramh-
1 H ira . La liraude
iiu. H Weill,, l.a lirandn.
1. I IJirallBS, Walla Walla.
S K Kurti, Portland
T V. Filzgerald, Louisville, Ky.
s 11 Paiiou, Hpokaae.
1 1. Utllfi MB F'rauciac
M I. Hamlin, Hallnnori-
II A derrick. Miilon
! 1 ' Saoinler-, M lion
T F.arhart, I'Kiah.
1. MmIO) . Omaha.
.1 M Trowbridge.
W ii F, Fortlaud
Harrlaa at Omaha.
Tin- marriage of Misa Add ie L Mi -lot
eh and Cuarlee M. Mendell, jr.,
mvurrnd al the home of tbe bride at
'm aha, Neb., on Tuesday, July 2.
Mr and Mrs Mendell wit! u- at DOOM
ai Miaaoiiri Valley, Iowa, after July
8. Mies Mcintosh was highly esteem
ed hy mauy Irieuds in I'matilla
c iiiuiy, haviug taught school lur aev
eral years both at .'.dams and Pendleton.
THE INDIAN MURDER CASES
Supreme Court Deelsien Will savo '
Umatilla ceaniv Oreat lapens.
The opinion handed down b the
- .,! ,W Oraifon IB the c-ases ol
Colnmhia '.enrge and loi Tov is ol
pneoliar Interest to attorneys, as wen
d irreat imimrtam m the laipavers
of 1 raotllla eoonti It dooisjoa that
imlians must be tried in the I nlted
-late ooirt lor the crime of murder
when committed b-- one Indian upon
another Indian on an allotted reserva
tion The BttorOOyi lor the defense in
this case were W.Iiiam Parsons. R J.
Slater, am! Carter A Ralev, to whom
padlt ta log for a reversal of the
case from the judgment of tbe circuit
conn The mandates ol the supreme
rnnrt will come to Hepnty Clerk Law
MoorbOwM within two weeks and the
dnlendants, Columbia lieorge and Tov
Tov, who are at present in the county
jail, e ll m releaaeil Irom custody
Ml OOl fa a 'ew minutes. It is
presumed that ('nlted States Marshal
Hons." or one of his deputies will be
present SB again take them into ens
todv. Then-alter they will have a
preiiminarv bearing helnre John
Hailev, r., rintn! Htaten commis
Slooor. who will hold them to the
t inted Slate circuit court at Port
load, I el re Judge Bellinger.
The Question nt expense.
The trials o Columbia Ueorge and
Toy Toy in the circuit court cost about
t'omi .., !, Thw rulinn of the supreme
curt in those esses a ill have the sflect
of having similar esses tried in the
Dnllod state courts, whi'-h will take
a eoSsshlorahlc eapenae of! the shoulders
M the taxnavi-r 01 umatiua rouinj.
iDCHTIONAL cuhv DAMAGE
Sevara: Bia Farmars or Umatilla County
Exprais Tnemialvaa.
Within the past lour dsy the opin
ion regarding the extent I f the damage
to the wheat crop ol I'matilla county
hat changed wonderfully. Mel von
BbOtfOB ha a fection and a half of
wheat near Fullon station, on the
boats (arm. several davs ago be
tiiouiit it woiiitl range imm 2o to
bosbols l-er M re. with an average
vield ol m hushels. This morning be
stati -I V a reporter of the Fiast Hre
g'iniau that he had changed his n ind,
and estimated that it had been dam
...l .-. eant He had several sam
ple -if .the head, both ol club snd
r. di-hsft, ami it certainly did not look
m ,.l The heads were short and
blighted ami tbe grain shriveled.
U II I,,,... bus I'JXUI ai-res ol wheat.
tin- 1 1 1 e; held Iwiug one mile north
of Pendleton Mr. Jones staled mat
he was counting ou aft bnsbele to the
acre, hut is aatistied now that it will
M v go aliout lr) or inMsihly IV bushels
n, the acre. Hia chauge of opinion hat
oeen caused by an iuanection ol the
held within the past lour days. Mr.
Jones livee in Pendleton and waa ior
merly 111 the farming implement busi
ness. W. P. Temple, ol the arm ol Temple
A Whcoi. vuiied his 12A0 aerosol red
chaff wheat on Saturday. He stated
tha' hi prospects were never better
thai, two weeks ago lor a vield ol 35
bushels to the acre. Without any
quel itication of language be abated :
' The damage to niv wheat will be
( nt." Mr. Temple's fields are
uorthwaet of Pendleton about aeven
mile- .
is the neraoli who committed the
crime He will probably be arraianei!
before Justice FitiHerald this after
ooon, bot his preiiminarv hearing will
not take place ontil later to give Mr
.Johnson the opportunity ol obtolofasj
a witneee whose presence he deems
neesnarv to making out a case.
TRIAL OF THE CONSIDINES
State Will Try to Preva Shol Wat fired
MBBBj aleeadlth Foughi
Seattle, Jolv H. The preiiminarv
hearing of John W. and T001 Conai- ;
dine, charged with tbe murder of ex- 1
a, 1 1 1 n.. 1 ; l.lln, 1 1 l.tiini,.
V,nie- ' "urr .'inwirni, . - i
The i IK 'boned its band plainly in
-- - 1 . 1. J.. f. t nrtilenf
tnn roome "i me o. . -
the state will try to prove at the trial ;
tbat some one. not vnt named, began
the latal affrav bv firiog a totnl shot
at Meredith in the stree before the
latter fired nnon John Considine. j
The sixth shot theory is a new one, as
heretofore it has been agreed by all
witnesses that but Hve ?h"ts were!
fired.
WALLA WALLA'S NEW MANOR
6. W. Babrook Meetad Ovsr Jaeob Beti
nv 101 Blaloni.
Walla Walla. July H - After a biltOf
fight at tbe polls yesterday 0, W.
Babe'" k whs elected msvor over JaeOO
0.1 k snwiaelM ol 101. The ne
men: ers nf the cnnncil a ill be M. A.
f ams, irom the hrst ward: 1, '..
I Smith, 'mm tbe second ward, and
John kirkman, Irom the Third word.
I In the fourth ward the present council
I men hold d r another year. H
1 BloOufotd as ele. tel city attorney
and K. P Reynold; cUy clerk.
I marout Act
Cinunn ti July Mrs. Philip
Anmi-.r id t ho. wo. through her at-
Ion , declined lo take BOB LoM ol
the etate oi her brother Frauk
Ogrten. ho recentlv dieil in Cincin
uati. Ogden left an estate, winch M
his will was to be equally divided
between hi wile and Sister, Mrs.
Armour. Bv tbe letter's generosity
the whole estate will now go to the
idow.
Clear Causea ureal Ptee.
(treat Band, Kan., July 9. Fifteen
thousand acres of wheal went up in
Hamee here veeterday. The tire was
started bv an unkuoan man throwing
a lighted cigar into a Held of wheat
stubble. the loss in wheat will ag
gregate 'n si, its 1 busbela.
appointed Attlilani.
Man Francisco, July H F;. H. I it.
bugh was today appointed aaaiataut to
the president of tbe southern Paella
avatem, with otbee at San Francisco.
stTjoestore
W e ire offering
Groat Bargains
In all departments of our store.
Save Money by Trading
With Us.
l IBOBST stock ,, co. sn , SFxr.CTrKOM.
LYONS .MERCANTILE CO..
lMMBBMMM..,.ansananssanssawana
lid
A Summer Snap
it ia, indeed, to supply your bot
weather nessJa from our array of eool,
light and handsome (ootwaor. Fery
shin- waul of town and eouuuy, buai
net and pleasure, in and out ol doom,
1 uiet in this smart diaplay ol tbe
season 'a novelties. Mauy aearoalv
know what to lake irom such a pru
fusioo of lirai choice.- at melted prioas.
tioting si. es lor Ldiea al 13.60, etc.
Pendleton Shoe Co.,
WM. FHi6iiKKAl.l,
Manager.
KILLBI) BV AN ACCIDLM
Sol Rothsnild Olsd a: Billon Tuaadav
Foronoon, July B.
Sol Rot hcli i Id, wbo lives in the
mountain ont Irom Milton -met with
an or ' 1 lent on Monday ami died on
Tiieedav, Julv 9, at his borne. Mr.
Kothebild w is pnttug up a bunding
and was beug assisted by some neigh
bors. Him of tbe timbers they were
handling slipped and fell upon him,
resulting in bis death the following
day. County Judge Hartman was
tod of the accident and asked his
opinion in regsrd to the necessity of
1, - dlag a coroner's inqnsot. Tbe
iUitiouer wss referred to Justice of
the Ivace Miller ol Milton, who de
cided that the case waa so plainly an
.1 lent that there would be 110 neces
aitr lor en investigation.
PERSON At B Eh T 10 S
I'uaries Bean, oi the Boston Btoro ia
visiting at Pocatello, Idaho.
Miss Lillian Cochran of Heppiier
is the gusst of. her cousin, Mra. Fid
ward Ebeu.
Mra. Kllen 0, Bond, Charles aod
Wi.iard have gone t- Meacbaui to re
main tor UlO weeks
i. K Watson, who has heu station
nd at WilOOf looking after bah matters,
is in town on business.
Df. A I. li-atie has returned Irom
a trip 0 Portland, called there by the
meriting ol the Oregon stale dental
board.
ftfiaj Margaret Lee ol the Peoples
Warehouse has gone to Portland to
visit lor tun days with relatives and
(rieuda.
Mi-. Alice Smith has returned Irom
a trip t Baker City, where she was
quite suciessful in her work as organ -i4er
lor the I.ady Maccalieea.
Frank t'lrn-h went to La Oraude ou
Hoadar and playetl shortstop with tbe
team there against the Baker City
team. La lirande won by a score of J3
f 11.
J. H Raley it absent at Cauyon
City and oilier places lu uraut county
00 boaioaaS counected with milling
matters, He adl ins buuin about
July IS
W. I. Bowlaby, a stock aod dairy
man Irom the Cama Prairie country,
ia a visitor in Pendleton today and
a ill leave for home Wedueaday
morning
Henry shorter has returned from his
trip to La tiraude ami ia ready to re
sume his aituation as mascot ol the
Pendletou baseball club it he can gel
on the payroll.
Mra. Sluaher, Miss Kdith Hluaher
and Mr and Mrs. Waller Carter of the
olden Rule atore will leave for the
.iioiiutaius un an outing on Wednssday
morning. July 10.
Frank Myers, clerk at the Orhee, has
gone 10 Ihe summer home of h'M
Tbotnpaoa, Fid lleethoru and himself
in the mountains near Meacbam. He
a ill be aaay a couple ol aeeks.
.Mrs. Anna Clark, in charge of tbe
cloak department of tile Peoplea Ware
house, li lt on Sunday morning lor the
Last via Spokane. She will visit at
the Pan-American exposition, altar
ahich she will continue her trip to
Boston, Naa York, Philadelphia and
other eastern cities
tnat-lst
akSIOBMCB RUBBED.
Awaltlas an
Uavn id Jan
An alaaaieat.
Tbe reaideoce of Burr Johutoo in
Kaal Puiidleton was rubuad raoeatly,
I reauinably about the Fourth ol July,
of large iUaut Hies of Household aluft
.in Hiding a great many dishes Tbe
house was uuuccupiad at tbe time.
Charles Davis was arrealed and placed
in tbe couuty jail ou suspicion that be
Piepare for the
Fig Tournament
Julv 4th
Holsl Burnsd
Stockton. July Is. A telephone re
port states the V ictoria hott at
-niiurt waa destroyed by tire this
morning. No particulars.
Inereai.ng Donation.
Alameda, July A letter from
Carnegie ha been received increasing
bis librarr donation Irom I.' ".' 1 to
;l6,0oo.
Notlee to Water Contumen.
Water consumers are notified to have
uietera nut in by Julv In, if nut al
ready using them Meter mai he
obtained at the city recorders' ORBO!
By oriler ol J. T BRoWN .
Water loaasrinBaWdoSlt.
Wagon for Sale.
A light second-hand mountain wagon
lor sale cheap. Inquire at Cleaver
Bros. HhiM store.
Washington authorities are now i-
bdent tbe Pan-American espoi
will be a success despite the eflort
for its defeat by Peru and Bolivia.
OWL
High Grade
Baking Powder
makes
NICE BISCUIT
Owl Tea House.
Firecrackers
LOANS
on
WHEAT LANDS
At lowest rates
J. K. DICKSON,
hast Urogosuaa hull dm
Pendleton, Oregon.
LOT FOR SALE IN
BLOCK 81.
l ur sale, lot 4 lu block Si, fine
residence lut at a low price. Ap
ply lo
C S. JACKS
Help or Situation
Wanted.
C F, look's Eraplojinriit Afeocj
Corner Main and Alia Mreei.
PENDLETON OREGON
rj
llssSai i rssMst tar Blest
EmifSoa aaS Basawai iMtra 1
IB a MOUBS Csss Est IWiJI J
est sag Bsasasr Itesasav
Pv pnMwtittf one of our up o
.lat, DinHtf Koom Sets Th. v are
of choice desmn. tine finish, weil
made and offered at prices below
competition Seeing is convincing.
Step in and see the fine line of mattings, ingrain carpet., window
shades, etc
. A. RADER,
Main and Webb Sts.
MORROW
(OASTEF BRAKE
The Morrow Coaster Brake is the
parent of u'.l HMter brakes.
It us the fits'. ; it is the le-nt.
The oio.v coa.-.tcr hrake that has
Ix-c. pi '. chough , ' neti !;o change.
It IncTtfMMM the Utilitv of the Wcy
ch ; it decreases the eflort m-oessary
Q iro;. ! it.
More pleasure ; less exertiuu.
A '., your dealer to get it for you.
Never put off until t morrow when
you i .:; buy a M' V.- ' tjday.
sii.: f ir our I'.lustrattil liooklct.
Ltlijikr MmiuLuturins Co.,
fcl antra. N . Y.
Do Your Feet Hurt?
Do Your Feet Burn?
If 50 you want to oomt
to 716 Main Street md
be fitted to a pajr o
easy shoe that m
make your ffet gjfj
We tit
All Kinds of Feet
That's our busine.
The Peoples Waiting
THE FITTERS OF FEET.
716 Main Street. Fendletoo. u,
The Place to Buy::
w w
Is where you ran sn qD;,-t
ami rhenp prirss Put ia
your orJer lor header bsra
water tanks ami feed racki.
Bi-t line of
Luiulver. Lath,
Shingles, Build
ing pfevptr, Tar
j.iajK'r,Lime and
cemt-nt, Tirkets
Platter, Brick,
Sand, Moulding
Screen Doon 1
Windowi, !Suh
A Doors, Tern
Cotta Pipe.
IVndleton Planing 1
Lumber Yard.
R mRSTFR. -
NORTffl
Xwb) DAPICIP
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Can,
Elegant Dining Can,
Tourist Sleeping Can
CRESCENT
BICYCLES
The Wheel that la
ky High In Quality
Prices From $22 to $60.
Road wheels; - $35.
Racers, .... $50.
Chainles8 Crescents $60.
Boys and Girls Wheels $22.
1900 M idels as low as $15. $20, $25.
Crescent Wheel supplied with apring frame
and Morrow oou.ter hrake or witli either.
Tenue of paymeut to suit fustomere, with BQ
LntafHst. "ttll and p a i-atalogae.
CRESCENT AGENCY.
East Oregonian BuiMinp;.
4MEUCAN PLAN.
$3.00 per l)a and I pwards
Fiocst Hutel
in the Hacilic
urthwet
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