Midsummer Sale
of
I C Mwwi
Now going on.
-tu r.nnds. Shirt Waists.
Duck Suits and Skirts all go
at just
1-2
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
:b id Taylor were Pendleton visitor
Monday.
J. W. Pearl, a former resident ol
thii city, bat who for the past
three years Iim been engaged in mill
ing on the .Colville innervation, return
ed Saturday, and will again make
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8anday.
;.E?DAY. Jm 1'. iwi.
REPORTS OF
UBATILLA'S WHEAT WILL 0M ONI
THIRD THIS YlAR.
.... . hinamsn Crop
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ii ane rtrtonai ...........
Jolr 8. -On Sunday alter-
nwtaf muinranu in thit city,
bi mixm p in a flatic
l'bf tmuuls between them
,wicat owned V tioey.wnicn
a tool' meal Ml of Ham
rtfhea. Ham, ben he caught
, .tbreetof tteai ing. grabbed
jftmlf anil cut on ue van.
asUu to thit proceeding snd
j.m .imr name in In i nese
iussJ bun to hit Hoey. The
t naru oue ana notn com-
...fr.iniJert.iv iiruisea up
aMitoct.
v i' i.' il I " 'i i,,trlv
Miwdoia -until, daughter
ui Mm. Mellord V . smith,
. .- U.n Ika SI .1, ii III
lady, llurty-nve ui Her
i- Ml in attendance and
sltaaut tiuif wan naa.
. ff. p. Wi!liby-uiriied Setur-
ni i n nil i,i m aajr. 1 1 " i v
go the foeal ol Her tiaugiuer,
M Castitmaii.
.r kamp and daughter re
loads? (rum Cotton. Wash.,
Iter bad ipeut a pleasant month
m lalatifaa.
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X HP WflaTV ur nt)WbF li IW-
Tfr: wests
n Low, woo bat been aiieanng
a Mototata Home, Idaho, re-
u urn cm nunuar.
I Mw and family left Monday
... and will tie absent lor a
' o! DODthl.
.em asuon. an oiu mnneer oi
Kinity, now rending in lamhill
' u the goest Sunday of Mr.
lii.iniiHr VI r Vttlnn u ,. .
ux (jormn by learn , rlaima
tr almost a total failure
jar ic the rallev.
tod Mn. 0. V. Kind lay of
m men., arrived in tbit city
iwi art- avoran v un-
hit i-riinr ill UlifiH,
, iiuu. I. : i : i j
derided to make thia
a. Matt. W. H. Hi... and
Vn an not prepared fur
HARVEST
hart bought a pair
Colored Glasses
our
. and 75c.
Whit or colored
and 50c.
Eye Protectors
Save Two Prom Death.
"Our little daughter nad an almost
fatal attask of whooping cough and
bronchitii," write Mr. W. K Hari
land, of Armonk, N. Y., "but, when
all other remedies failed, we naved
herlilwitb Dr. King'e New Die
icovery. Oorniecw, who had connump
tioD in an advanced etage, also used
hit wonderful medicine and today the
it perfectly well." Desperate throat
ana lung "diaoa I yield to Dr. King'i
New Discovery as to no other m:
on erth. Infallible for oought and
colds. .Vc and fl bottles guaranteed
by Tallman & Oo. Trial bottlen free.
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton.
w - Alin, Roy Stnhm,
dleton.
Win B St renter, Portland.
S i inr, Chicago.
H Clark, Chicago,
(i B Jobnaon.
w K Ulendenoing.
Jobu Yertsh.
T Donovan.
W D I leaver, Portland.
E Carrin, Portland.
J J Cleland, Portland.
John C Kiab, St Lonii.
A F Bernard and son, Portland
(ieo H Cireen, Spokane.
Mrs A W Shanard. Arlington.
Mike Jacob, ban Francisco.
A S Heatfleld, Spokane.
B Applegate, Spokane.
J A Mendenhall.
C D Rinker.
Wm Matter, Portland.
C M Smith, Portland.
H B Keea.
C D Oabrielaon, Kalem.
W A Johnaou.
Peu-
(iresit consternation waa felt by the
friends of M. A. Hoharty- of Lexing
ton, Kv., when they saw he was turn
ing yellow. Hit skin slowly changed
color, also his eyes, and he suflerd
terribly. His malady was Yellow
Jaundice. He waa treated by the beat
il'M'iora, but without benefit. Then
he was adviaed to trv Klectric iiitum,
the wonderful stomach and liver
remedy, and be writes: After taking
two bottlee I waa wholly cured." A
trial proves its matchless merit for all
stomach, liver and kidney trouble.
Only Z3c. Bold by Tallman A Co.,
druggist.
Gsor Purring. r Whsat Crop Will
Fall Short Herman Suhl Tsllt of
south cold Springs Fields.
One of the largeM wheat growers in
the county of I'matilla, and conse
quently in the state of Oregon it
i.eorge Pennger, who resides in Pen
dleton. Mr. Peringer doesn't do all
his farming by proxv, nut gets in and
drills with the rest of the men, and
keeps hlmeelt as thoroughly informed
at possible upon the crop situation.
He returned on the afternoon of Tnes
day. July !-t fr,,, , lri() tlirooufi 1 1 1 o
fields sontheatt of Adamt, and reports
a damage. Without qaotitif bial
literally the (ollOWiBg ll the result of
his investigations :
Bstwasn Adamt and rendition.
West of the RbelifQC place, let,'in
Adamt and rendleton. (or a diataM
of eight or ten miles, the daniage to
the wheat Iihs been from 10 to 1 1 r
cent. Fast of that landmark, and oft
to the southeast, where he the choicest
lands of the rewrvation. the dgsgMft is
leas, and the late wheat there mav not
have been damaged at all. Mr l'er
ingtr has 17iX acres of wheat, mid Ins
crop, as it it now estimated, will fall
1H00 buthelt short of what he was
counting on ten days ago. The m. st
of tin' lost will come from 0M field
of 320 acres, which wat put down for
V bushels per acre. Mr. I
has knocked the live ofl the thirty and
will lie ln'rfectlv stistiil ii it reaches
that. His other fields, farther east,
nave nol suttereil. In regard to the
caus of the damage Mr. IVringer tan!
he had to give it up, as he did not
know whether it wat the frost or the
late cold winds. Hit belief in that
regard wat similar to the expression
of opinion of a dozen other of the best
farmers, that the frost had weakened
the wheat plant and left it an eatv
victim to what might follow. Mr.
Peringer further stated that the lost
would not only be in having lest
wheat, hut that much of it would not
be No. I,
Herman Suhl't Lott.
Herman Suhl, who resides in South
Cold tprings, nine miles northwest of
Pendleton was in the city Tuesday
evening, July K. He hat 2'HI acres of
wheat. Instead of gett ing ;;." bushels
of No. 1 wheat to the acre he a ill get
bushels, but he said D ositivelv that
it would not lo No, 1. The early
own wheat took the brunt of the lost,
while that sown later, not being so
far advanced when the frost and cold
winds were cavort ing around, escaped
with comparatively little damage.
A WHEAT FIELD BURNED
suppotsd to Hava Caught by a Spark
From Patting Engine.
Herman Koehlke, who resides at
Fulton station on the W. A C. R., has
not as much wheat by 10 or 12 acres
at he had latt week. This came about
by a fire. Mr. Koehlke took a walk
out to look at his wheat Suuday morn
iug, July 7. He wat surprised to run
across a patch of 10 or 12 acres that
had been burned. The wheat was
dry in that particular corner of the
lot, and had apparently been ignited
by a spark from a passing engine. It
had burned the dry wheat and had
stopped when it got to where the
wheat wat green. It is thought that
the fire took place on Saturday even
ing, July S but that is a matter of
conjecture, as no one saw it to give an
alarm.
CROP DAMAGE I
ing the coming of the show with inter
est ami looking forward to its coin
ing in anticipation of a big time. The
marvelous acrobatic feats of the six
l ddys will make any of them open
their eyes, as will the acts introduced
in the Mag program of startling
noveltii- In Mist Kdna, the Tvbel Is,
the Karl Sisters and the other famous
artittt of the ring who are ospe-ciallv
engaged with Sells A tirav't Shows
Reserved seats on sale a't Tallmmi
Oo. 'l beginning i a. m. show da .
l i in ir i .
ju, Lite i i.iii iiir
Tu. 76c, 11.25, l.50.
" ou r will till your
satisfaction
L HUNZIKER, -
"sssss vrjriician..,
iMt In i I a -
'exanuer x Hester's
Grosarist for Harvest.
R. Martin baa made big prepara
tions to supply harvest outfits with
groceries. He has bought in large
10 40 qu'Dt't'ea and never lets any store un
' I deraell hitn. He never has any dis
satisfied customers because he gives
them the beet goods in the market.
Martin's store has the only first-class
bakery department in the city. Veget
ables, fruits and berries fresh every
day.
"I am indebted to One Miute Cough
Cure for present good health and my
life, i was treated in vain by doctors
for luug trouble following la grippe. I
took One Minute Cough Cure and re
covered my health." Mr. h. 11. Wise,
Madison, Oa. Tallman A Co.
A suite of rooms in the Kast Ore
gouiaii building, not and cold water,
Lathruoui, for 111 a month during the
aumiuer. Apply at the Fast Oregouieu
office.
ume and here is the place to purchase your bum
-mp outnt while I have
-r uui artn. es
large stock and am selling
ac i -j mn i rvA i nc uiiMn 'nuari;
" vlftJS 3tUICDt IvUlS, TV 0. 'J ll VV tt-l J
K chaJTb, tots and tabW. ramn stonl ami rnanv nther
'"-itj Q sT
necessary to enjoy a summer's ouUng
Joe Basler,
Cbt Mam Street Furniture Dealer.
The place to buy
Atl-rust tinware, stoves
and ranges
IS
J. CLARKE & CO.
Opera House block.
AMERICAN SOLDIERS SHOT
xpsrlsnss of a Rsturnsd Soldlsr Who
Wat Captursd by Filipinos.
K. ( Benson, a discharged American
soldier, who returned to thit country
on the transport Thyra a week ago,
told the story of the killing of five
American soldies in an attempt to es
cape from the insurgents by whom ttiey
had been captured, in April, ltsK).
The story of the killing of these five
men, so Benson savs, Tiat never been
publikbed.
Benson and sis other prisoners were
confined in a small town near the eatt
coast of Luzon in a small bamboo
aback on a river bank. All seven of
them made an attempt to escape at
the name time, an 1 lleuson an I a man
named Brown got awav. The other
five were abut and killed. Iheir
names were. Olal Sunwall, of San
Krauciaco; Sexton, of New York cilv
Dolau, of Chicago , ,Iubn Kinney, of
Marquette, Mich.; Medlock, Colledge
ville, Ark.
Benson and Brown separated, au
Benson says he lived for four days in
an uninhabited forest, living on snails
roots, etc. He wan rcapl'ired at
Puuta Real, at the mouth m ti .
August river, and taken to Biuan
' i man a town in the province of In
fantj, where he wa held in cuptivitv
for hve months. I itimately he was
released bv order ol Ag'iiiialdo, some
time prior to the Ulter's capture by
Kuustou. Beuson says that Biuan
liuiian, in lufauto province, has never
been captured by the American
troupe. Another town bv the tame
name, he says, but in another part of
US Island, was taken lit mi)i that
while prior to his escape and recap
ture he was not treated very well
Astello Ssu Pablo, the governor of
lufauto nmvioos, treated hnn as well
or better than he would have lieeu by
the American army . tt i c. r -.
Benson was origiuaily captured will
a oack train near Becorr in Cavite
proviuce. He was attached to Swan'i
exuexlitionary brigade. He was will
the Filiniuos in a long retreat before
haw ton's brigade. His home is at
Louisville, Ky., where he will return
Oregon ian
SUICIDE 01 ATTORNEY WHITE
Son of Ambaitador Whits. While Suf
rsrlng From llinstt, Dsttrort Hlm
tslf. Syracuse, N. Y.. .Inlv 10. I'he sui
cide here ol Attornex Knilenck Whitt.
son of Vmhatsiidor White, is being
generally discussed and some addi
lloojll details were brought out.
Mr. White had apiHaril to las in
usual health during the day, and had
attended to matters of business of the
management of the White estate. He
was alone in the house with the ser
vants during a part of the aftermxm.
Mrs. White returned shortly after
o'clock and found Mr. White dead in
the bathroom. A bullet from a ritle
had passed through his brain and
death had been inttantaneout. So one
heard the shot.
Some IS years ago, on completing
hit course at the Columbia law college,
Mr. White had a severe attack of
typhoid fever, from which he has
never recovered. Stomach and intest
inal troubles resulted. Later hit ner
vous system became weakened, and
within a few years neiiraxthenia
d eveloped.
Aliont a year ago he suffered a
seven- attack of the complaint. Dur
ing the recent hot sxll Another attnek
of the disease came on, leaving him
in a stnte of acute nervousness.
Coroner Mathews today officially
reported hredcrick D. White's death as
a case of suicide due to neurastheninl.
FREAK OF A CRAZY WOMAN
Cult Hsr Daughter's Throat and Trlst
to Kill Hertslf.
Cincinnati, Ohio, July 10. Mrs.
Pan McOuarrie, during a til of tem
mrarv insanity, attempted to cut her
daughter's throat with a penknife and
then turned the weapon against her
self and mutilated her throat near the
jugular vein. Both are still alive
nut their rfoviry is doubtful .
How's ThltV
Wc offer (Mi"' Hundred lnllsr Rt-waid tor
n ri nt i stsrrli ttist rminot be i iitviI by
Hi. i slarrh l ure
P. J CUINIV .t o . Props,, Tolsdo, O,
We, tbs nadwrsTgned, nave known P, J tTns
m ) Ol lie !' lllti-ell yesr.. slid lielli VO llliu
lTlei lly hoimrnlile lu all bu-liie. Usixsi'tlons
ml liimm Inlly st,le in carry out all) obliga
tion! made by their firm
Wit 1 TsiaX.
Wholraale Ur;iiigltii. Toledo. Ohio
WaI PINO. KISSAS ,v Masvin,
Wtioleasle Prugglsts, Toledo, uhlo.
Hail s Catarrh i ure iii taken Internally, ast
Ing dtrci fly nn the tilood ami IllUinm .iirlaeui
ol the ytetn I'rlee ?.'. wr tsillle ,. by
all drugslt Teillioonlals tree.
Hall's T'atnll) I'llli am the east.
Hold tor Murdsr.
Kurt Wayne, Ind., July 10. Charles
Dunn, the aged and wealthy lumber
man held by the coroner on suspicion
of having killed 10-year-old Alice
Cothrell, whose bodv was found in a
cistern beneath Dunn's residence at
Wallen, a village six miles west, wat
arr I to lay on .i w.irr.i it .'urging
him with the murder of the girl by
choking her to death.
Baldwin in Norway.
Tromsoe, Norway, July 10 Kvelvn
F. Baldwin, the leader of the llaldw in
Zeigler Arctic expedition, has arrivisf
here. He Isiardod the refitted Arctic
whaler America un which he will
make hit headquarters. Preparations
for the trip are proceeding apace.
Hummel Improving.
London. . f ill y in. K. H. Hummel,
the famous New York lawyer, injured
here in a runaway, is much improved
tins morning.
EAGLE SCREAMER'S PASSING
The Ons Time All Important Punetlon
ary Is Losing Hts Grip.
No lietter illustration of the decline
of platform oratory is furnished than
the recurring celebrations of the
"gl",i"in Fourth." Twenty-five years
ago no celebration in any town was
complete without an orator of local
celebrity or national renown. The
man it lin matin the naifln irMim araa
the star attraction of the dav. The
fireworks in the evening were the fit
ting finale of a patriotic fervor worked
nip bv the perspiring spel I hinder who
set ofT the rhetor i, at skyrockets earlier
in the day.
The chronicles of the Fonrth that
ur.. n.,,i. i. ....... ftl... i.a.mn. '
contain (ewer mentions of Fonrth of
Jnlv orators each year. It is true that
orators ol national fame are still in
demand But there are not enough of
them to go around and country towns
are no longer willing to sitile in the
hot sun and listen to a retired preach
er, an ex -congressman or a back num
ber politician.
Whether this is a sign of decline in
patriotism or in the power of oratory,
or the token of more widelv diffused
common sense among the plain pgoplt
is (ood (or interesting spallation. It
may tie that the people no longer feel
the need of the annual visitation from
the oratorical tail-twister in order t
impress thqni with the full meaning o!
Independence day.
The school house, the church and the
newspaper are doing bnslnrss all the
year round. They are the constant
disseminators of patriotism. Keen
the partisan press that follows blindlv
the leadership of partv, right or
Wrong, is always for the tlag when
national interests are imperiled.
Perhaps this explains why the
people prefer to make the noise them
selves on the Kourth rather than to
llstCn to the rhetorical explosions ol
one man. -Keford-Herald .
o a
Notice to Water Consumers.
Water consumers are untitled to have l
meters put in hy Jnlv hi, if not al
ready using them. Meters may he
obtained at the citv recorders' oJBOB,
By order of J. T. BROWN .
Water Superintendent.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
Tins Monday Itiortlillg
most important salo
ymti
at 8 o'olook W inaugurated the
Pendleton Iiuh known for several
Summer and Staple Merchandise
greatly Reduced.
A irmarkablo list of bargain fro til every dtpfsltnieiit
in the stoiv, M stocks must lt rtduofMl to make room
for our immense fall stock soon to arrive. For people
now in ntvd Of goods and for those who have money tJ
spare wun wnien to ouv aneau ot nine an unuHiial
portunity is offered t luy DeoeM itiei at
low prices.
op-
wonderfuilv
Fur full porticuhirs call at store for big sheet.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
The Leaders.
MANHOOD RESTORED
Mn lllier,ti..i.-rii,ii,,n ,,r a ( s I , ., nlo .., u i,
never cure
to
dytpepria
What your body needs It plant)
1 ou can
dieting
of food properly digested. Then if your
stomach will not digest it, Kodoi Dyt
papsla Cure will, it contains all of the
natural digestants, heuce must digest
every class of fool and no prepare it
that nature can uae it iu nourishing
tlie body and replacing the wasted tit
sues, thus giving life, health, strength
ambition, pure blood and healthy ap
petite. Tallman v Co.
in BMOW COMING.
on as in
fells Uray'S United
Peudleton July 17.
A sudden tit of economy has seised
the small boy. He clings to every
gtiMt and buys no more candy. A
fonder desire enthralls him. lie wants
to see toe show, the big stiow with
its vast espauee of white tents, flutter
ing nags, gnueu cages, a"'"u
wagons, btwpaiigled performers, eooii
eal clowns, praociug horses, wild
baaats, and all the faeciuatiug features
of Sells ot Oray's I'uiUsi shows, which
are to give two performances iu Pen
dleton ou Wednesday, July 17. So the
small boy is saving his money been uae
lie earns to see that big show and he
ini; well that only one buy aaa)
get in free by carrying water for las
elephant. .'.
But grewu-up people are also await
"I wish to truthfully state to MM
and the readers of these few lines that
your Kodol Dyspepsia cure is without
q Oast lotl the best and only cure fordys
pepMa that I have ever come in contact
with and I have used many other prep
arations. John Beam, West .Middlesex,
I'a. No preparation equals Kodol ! s
liepsia cure as it contains all the nat
uri'.l digestanta. It will digest all kinds
of food and can't help hut do you good.
I ,i i I mn n ilc Co.
. a , .
Wagon for Sals.
A liuht second-hand mountain wagon
for sale cheap. Inquire at Cleaver
Hros. Shoe store.
It is easier to keep well than get
ciinsl Mewitt's Little Farly Biters
taken now and then, will keep your
bowels in perfect order. They never
gripe but promote an easy action. Tall
man A Co
II i i ii
cupioiirr
, i I'n-sp riini(i in IMlltnilH I r 'i pin aj, w ,, ,Jt,, ki sjn, M tu M gUl
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rort iai. ii T TAlitiMAM ai'o.. DWtTalf TW. i'Pnih.kton, tiRjiMON.
Hotel Pendleton
Under New nanaxement
FOR GOLF RASH
Ilea' luaii, iiitUiniiiatiKiis, IP Iiiiil', irntmii'iit
aiel i i.Mtii.Ks.iiuilueoriirrtutlvapartpliatloa,
and luai.y other saiiutive uses, uutlnnir so
eouluig, piirityuig, siul refreshing aa a baili
wuii i rid ma soar, followed la the ttouer
forma by cenllw am'tniiiiira w.ili i in caa,
the gret akiu oars and purest of eatoiiiseiSi
Ci rn i as a. ii M ll"il all 4. u'a Ut muliti'i rj
ft i . . .i. i i...
an l r-.r I".
cut IM w..rm.
frvj.. Hii
i i . . , Hi
ll k. Il. UsauUlal Stli.
..sri
i . Suit
liaa
Lazy Liver
I Itave i. .ii.i. ii great steal
M lib a UStlUS
i "i. 1 fo i. l CAM.'AKKTf to lis all youclulBB
furtbeiu and seeari d suss ri in f i dial trial,
tiiai I pure based snot bar supply and ess sea
aletall 0 u r td 1 Si, all only ls loos'sd tn re
uiiiaiend t aacsreis wbsusver lbs tpportuultf
la preasi.led " J. A Smith
aMO - ivi uei.ai.i.a Avr I'l.lladi-ipbla I's
A. C. SHAW k CO.
W. J. MWILL, Manager
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS
Yard on Webb Street
Opisisito Hunt KrelghtDesil
We are prepared to furnish anything
in the lumber line and can guarantee
prices to be as cheap, if not cheaper
thau others. We also carry a large
line of DMrs, Windows and Moulding,
fart ins contemplating building will do
well to aee us before placing their
orders. We also carry Cascade Itesl
Kir wood. I'houe Main Vi.
Strictly Flrsi Class
Kicflllent Colsioe.
Kvery ModerD
CoDYeoienco
i.
GUf Us i Trial
Rates $1.00 I day
Special Rites by
Week or mootb
Bar and Billiard Rooma Headquarter for rravallng Men
I he Beat Hotel In Eastern Oregon.
Van Dran Bros.. Props. Successors to J. E. Moore
Call upn
No. 5
Annual Clearance Sale.
To make ri mill oi I '.ill Stn k Will (V bifj diMOttnl ror
cah on vorytMag iii ike itora. Carpatoi tdtgaj I'or
tirs, Lace Curtainti Cur tain Poleai Bhadaa, Wail i'aer,
LiaolaeM ami everything you need in house furiushinK
A few leather runt lies ami rockers ( heap Sewing ma
chines ami luppliua (oi all in.u him -s. I ' mlci taking a
specialty. PbOBfl Mam 34.
Jesse Failing.
for
Wood,
Coal,
Brick
and 5and.
Heavy Hauling
agaatal siumion gitso
Ul Cousin 11 uinu IS
AMIiKICAN PLAN.
$.).0) per Day and Upwards
I Inc. I Hotel
In the Patiffc
Northwest.
JjaaV candy
lifaofesLaatz Bros, thk Portland
1 tsadi mass atsisrseso gasw7
BrSw jrapw
Plaaaant Pi TaMa ln. IK
I lit TI, AND, DHKOON
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LEHMAN
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SPRINGS
A Natural Hoalth Heeort.
ttued Flehiny and Muntlrty.
All kinds of ttporte, Hlnsitiug geilery,
Howling alloy, Cnaiuet and Oaueliig
Telephone ouuneotlou Ui ail paints
Mail three time per weelt.
hniicott, Warren A McFaul,
LhUMAN, OKKGON.
Sneclal Uatss tu l.attsio Oreson neopls vlsltlna HurtlauJ.
for tourlats and commercial travelers. H C HOWBKS
Headajuarurs
Manager.
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For Health. Strength and
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Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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