e- midsummer Sale (WADING of WEBB STREET The X SEASONABLE GOODS Now going on. Wash Goods, Shirt Waists, Duck Suits and Skirts all go at just 1-2 leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. IT. JOLT 1H0I. . .-r-.,r rnnU U K!ll ,-Mwi Mi NfWMM From the jjtrmiiilH of Athena who ii villi MM POHHI ID "ru". Mr tain? tiot-air irpumeoi at U KrUitlfHl t'SIIlf iron. .Ki.li vrstsnlsy and will work tup tod lri s M"w""l -;-h takes the field next week ...acf stone I"' tb foundation .! l(ronchit o.irrai. scnnoi iiuiitiinK mmm tetun. I large force of men J ft ft a ft.u'1- niiftrrv in . HM, feiiinn nm luamriai. id Wntoo'i t hri.lgesare now - cmuplelMl. Tbey are built in csiamiat a uift"1" 1 - i ; .iiiSer, tnd ire expectea to th it ram of thf spring ait tit been 10 disastrous to . i . . ft . ii- ii i mm :ip Bros., ttir uause movers P'txi.ton. hare been niakuig warts ub their work st Wet- ltd sill toon base all the build. M0TSO irniB HIP ntirniai et limn B. B. Hell's residence, i i & f j , i i in iisin or ixvupieu ny rroi. sos ixTopie s fine site over- I3t IOWS. when- they will play the baseball team m that city at 2 o'rock in the after noon. The xiitiin of the Pendleton aggregation are as follows: A I far den, captain, first-base. Will Satter lee, shortstop; Win S. Brown, third base; Lett Drake, left field: Charles s-emple. center-ti.-ld : Cliff Diipuis, right field; Robert Cronin, pitcher; Charles A. Maskrey, second-base Clint frown, Arnold Sheiierman. Klvin l.anipkin and others will Accompany the team to All. Clint Browa, the regular catcher, has an injured right and will not he able to plav, but will score. Who will niton to Cronin's pitching has not yet been decided. Saves Two From Dsaih. "Our little daughter nad an almost fatal atta:k of whooping cough and is," writes Mrs. W. K. Havi- land, of Armonk, N. Y., "but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King's New Dit covers. Oar niece, who had con samp tion in an advanced stage, also used his wonderful medicine and today she is perfectly well." Desperate throat ana lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for coughs and colds. oOc and 11 bottles guaranteed by Tall man 4 Go. Trial bottles free. flits Ian Turnsd Yellow. . ........ i.. i. i. ., .. of 1. A. Hodarty- of Unnn- is. Hii skin slowly changed mm DM svss, and he suReni Hit malady was Yellow 11 sat treated by the heat but without benefit. Then kmw win r.ieeme nixierc wsdwlol stomach and liver mhI b writes : "After taking I H wholly cured." A ih ataicii'eis uieru lor an Sold by Tillman ,v Co., - t- i . -a s i s i n i a . saw Correstlons to Balanes. WffrffJ errors in the figures in the report of tbe committee and superin tendent having charge of the Fourth of July celebration, as published in the East Oregonian on Thursday, July 11, cause a difference between the total amount received and the total amouut expended. The following changes should be made: The bill of Fred Nolf was 30 oeuts, instead of 2u.:W; Kev. W. E. Potwine, 11.31 for Roman candles, instead of I T. Hicks, I instead of 111. Tbe amount turned over to the base ball aaaoclation was in: M instead of HI. 64. - - e . V V II W. I BT 9 H II Ul arurnoon. July 14. m of Peodleuu will leave ana , o'c ock on mmii 14, lor Pilot Rock. ios siwDot prepared for HARVEST . kive bought a pair of our Colored Glasses . ). and "or. sad ior. Eye Protectors n 1 1 . . "Uk5. JllKt tlit. fbinu f.. Ton. 76c, uj ,i50 etd ItKl r. ..II MM , j IOur atufaciion. HUNZIKER, v.it-1 n n . . . : i 1 1 i ii u 'I" IV.IUII.., UJ A ftftBftft.l.. ft I. -"uuw ox lleltor How's This? U'e offer Une Hundred IoUar Hrvaid for any oaas of eaiarrti inal ruiuul be curel by Hail i i'trrU ur. r. I. ( UKNKV A CO.. frous.. Toledo, O. , Uir uudaraigued. b. known T. J. Cb nry tor tbe lul bftevu yearn, and believe bin perferily bouorabl In ail bum tranaartioua and flnanctalljr able to carry out any oblige Uona made by tbelr Arm. W bst A TacaS. Wboleaaie Irugct. Tolelo, Oblo. WaUMNo Eisea tk Maavis, Wboleaai- lruggil. Toledo oblo. Uall't aurrb Cure U taaeu Internally, act ing dlreetly on tbe blood and mucous sarlaoss of tbs Tu m Priue 7f. per bottle. Bold by all drugguu TealiuioniaU Ires. Uall'aKamlly PUUare ike bust Hoiiee lo Csatraetors. sealed propoaals will be received at the otfaue of T. F. Howard, architect, iu (be Judd building in ts A ' bask p. m of Saturday, Jalf 20, 1"M, (or the en-t tion of a two-slorv reei lence for C. S. Jackson, in I'endletou, Ore g in, according to plans on exhibition at the office of T. F. Howard, srcln te t The right is reserved to reject auv and all bids for the work. July 12, 1001. You can never cure dyspepsia by dieting. What your body need m ple'jty of food properly digeeted. Then if your stomach will not digest it, Kodol Dys pepsia Cure will, it contain ati of the natural dignetauts, hence must diget every claas of food and so prepare it that nature can use it in nourishing tbe body and replacing the wasted tis sues, thus giving life, health, strength, ambition, pure blood aud healthy ap petite. Tall man & Co. Heuee lo Water tenswoeere. Water consumers are notified to have meters nut in by July IIS, if not al ready using them. Meters may he obtained at the city recorders' oAna. By order of J. T. URoW.N. Water ISuperiuleudeut. LEARANCE SALE "Order Uj ln.A. uiM - m l. ' - ' - m. - r a ejej a m v we ve a a a a t w - ttu allll Winter L'imh-Ju T will ubivau anrl utwl h-'ww vv a a. . a a v w v wj utsva rv wv .a, v! 7 . au-v rytluced prices fur tlu- next siity hn Kei prices. Joe Basler, The Main Street Furniture Dealer. attar Was Referred In aiaaal Cemmlttea With Power to At. Aih. mw,,,n8 he ritv council on Wextnesilay evening. July 10. the matter of the grading and graveling ot Webb street between Clav and Oak streets came up. H,.i were suhmitte.1 as follows: Charles Baker, for gravel hauled on streets. '.) rente n.r yard earth hauled off, :W rents per square yard ; C. K. Finch, SO and 116 cents lor same work ; . F. Former and n. ii. onnoy, l..Vland ,S0 rents for some work. The matter was referre.1 "e eireei committee with power to II. A. Klein A Company made appli " ' wen nquor, and it was granted. I ne ttnanrr committer reported that n nad made a loan of f 1.S00 to Charles H Carter, out of the lovee sinking I llllll . Treasurer's Statsmsnt. I he statement of Treasurer Charles Hamilton showed the following: Halance May 31, HSlO.ftO; received irom licenses 8'S tV; ami other sources, f 2024 54. tieneral hind war rants paid, f.Wl.83. Halance 1 une -e, IH01, IV4XH.21. Bills Allowed. the following claims were allowed and warrants onlered drawn: T. T. Nelson, f. Ill QmrM Meeker, U "'it: Mr. lt.orn.fii: K. horsier, ft?. 13 ; ,1 T. Brown, it.V t. B. CloptOO, fit) W. R. Withee, H.OO; Cr.-iue A Oon pany, $123.77 ; B. S, Wattle, I2 50 Pendleton Savings hank, 17. .V; Pen dleton Savings bank, f :.J7", interest on bonds for six months; J, M. I.eeier, fl ; P. Krniler, f 1 ; T. r. Nel,.n. fH.25; Tall man Co., 11.75; John tiosh. 16; P. II. Fee, 4. ii. T. Meeker, (S; i,l,.,i KuMiee, $l! ; D Turn. - rge Meeker, 9 ; li Mat ker, 44 ; P. K. I., a P. Co . MM; Peale k McAlden, Mt.M) T. C. Taylor, 3.30; Charles Beale, t James Hutchinson. $9; Peter West, 2.75; Tom Hirks, M.M; B. l. Pnh. Co., 112.50; Pendleton Tribune, ll.Ml R. Forstr, $1.54; Sam Oshorn, 5 ; J. Frank lav, 5 . Prot on How 0 5; Alert II se Co., 141; Mascot II. -e Co., Ill) T. T. .Nelson, M.8t salaries and rent, 3.!3; (.. A -unth, MM ,11 ; Hartman Abstract Co., 17.50; total, 01 14,. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS Baker County's Share of ihs Panhandle Debt ll t30.76l.36. F. B. Clopton returned on Thursday night July 11, from I'nlon, where he had been to perform the duties of his appointment hv Judge Kakin to deter mine the amount of indebtedness, if auv, to be assumed bv Raker county and 41s id to Union county on account of tbe annexation of the panhandle of the latter to the former county. County .lodge W W. Travillion, oi Baker c mtitv, and County JuJge B. F. Wilson, of Union count , were the other two commissioners. Findings ot Commlsslonsrt. The commissioners met at the court bouse at Union on MouJay, July H, and on Wednesday, July 10, submitted tbe following findings'. The total indebtedness of Union countv on March 1, r.SJl, was' County warrants outstanding, 1224,221 ; in- tereM . ui same, 4 1 , l.'ii.'M . dug t In state of Oregon, lll,4il.w; total, IJ7' sol. 84. From that dwdoi t M. 4Vi id, cost of county buildings, furni ture and fixtures, leaving a net indebt edness of the sum of 24",3.f' The net valuation of the assessable proiierty of Union countv for the vear 1000 is the sum of f !. S7, :.'. The net valuation of the assessable proerty for the year 1U00 of that por tion of Union countv annexed to Baker county is the sum of 41t,IMi The proportion of said indebtelness of Union county, to-wit, the sum of 27t,li51. 84, to be assumed by said Baker county and paid to sal I Union county, under tbe provisions of the act of the legislature filed in the office of secretary of state on March 1, l'oi, based on said assessed valuations, re spectively, is the sum of 1:10,751.35. Mr. Clopton states that County Clerk George W. Benson, of Union county, made it pleasant and easy for the coumiasioners by having the balances and assessed valuations all footed up ready for iustection. There waa no friction whatever aud the duties of the commissioners were performed Xeditiouely . SUICIDE AT WALLA WALLA Kubis Vernon, In a House or ... i .. ... Wai lb Victim. Ruble Veruou, of Walla Walla, colu mn ted suicide by shooting ln-mli through the left breast at 0 o'clock on Wednesday evening, July 10. She left the following note usjii her dreeser: "I'm tired of living. Don't blame anybody else but me. .-11.ee I dyed my hair 1 feel as if 1 would go craiy." The note was led date-1 atio no signa ture was attached. The dying woman was taken to St. Marv's hospital where death relieved her two houre later. After arriving at the boanital she again sooke of want ing lo die ami get out of her troubles. Among the effects of tbe woman left iu her room were three partly finished letters, each addressed to "Dear Albert." They had been written Monday, aod after three attempts a letter was finished aud mailed. They were (or Bert 1 .aw sou, who at the time waa iu Pendleton. One ol the uotee read : "Dear Bert. I have left where 1 waa; she wanted to be alone, and 1 have taken a crib lower down. Beat (or you to address to poetottice. 1 will explain all in next letter. I had to ay fa in advance lor rent, and Ware not uitich doing, as you Know Things are awful bad no one has any money to spend at preeeut. 1 enclose a lo bill Mope you are getting along all right. Let me know if you get this." 1 lie place to buy HUUHBa wrjil a.v ww mmm va tl-rtist tinware, stoves and ranges IS J.CLARKE & CO. Opera Houe block. an oil CK00K COUNTY OIL FIELDS AiDbailum ana Olber gllumen forms as Well as rarafflu found. Tbe Kant Oregonian is in receipt of a letter from McNamara-Fraiue, mm- ing eiigiueere, regarding oil diauover- ' ies on goveruuieut laud in tbe cential : iftortiou of this stale. There are aev erel thousand acr of this land, and heloiiktiiift lo tbe goverumeut, IS on I , auLooct to auuroonatioo as uilueral claims. Tboae discoveries were Drat made oy exuert iu the employ ol an oil . eomuauv probably Hie .-lauuaru who immediately put ageuU in the tild Li, louatftB theae lauds uuietly, the evideot intention being to acquire 1 uiisso ii n before the knowledge be cauie general, aod shut out the BwMIc at large. On account ot tbeir extent, it will require from sixty to 11 in. t A.m. 1., locate these lands, aud in the meantime, the will give the mutter widest publicity witu a view 01 individual locators instea.i .. n..-ii.ft. tbe lauds 10 oaas into the bauds of large corporations. Under the revised statute (title 8 chapter o, a citiaen of tbe IniteU States, male or female, over the age of 21 years, can make one mineral lo, a tion of seres, either 111 person or i proxy; or an association of eight pi r sons ran hvate Irtl acres which only requires 100 annual assessment. No assessment work ts nrcessnrv until the last of December. Iltl2. Iffja Qordnn McNanart, writes in the Oregonian as follows: "Pursuant to instruct ior, 1 visited the mnch-talked-of oil district of Crook county, and I rind that a num ber of companies are acquiring govern ment lands and leasing ronsiderable tracts. It poo which patents have been obtained by the farmers and stockmen in this district. After spending nearly two weeks investigating the country II deduction are that the indications will amplv warrant the expense of sinking wells for petroleum. The oil indications I found distributed over several miles in extent. The country is mainly arid. However, there is occasionally found a fairly good growth of pine and fir timber."' "Asphaltnm and other forms of bitu men are profusely distributed over tbe entire surface "From my examination, I unhesi tatingly pronounce the indications the OM favorable that I have seen in this state for petroleum, and, in my judg ment, tney compare favorably with Southern California districts" with which I am very familiar." Anv in quiries regarding locations will lie cheerfully answered free of charge by Messrs. McNam.ira nnd FrooiirV. "I wish to truthfully state to von and the reader, of these few lines that your Kodol 1'ispepsiii cure is without question the best and onlvcure for dys pepsia that 1 have ever come in OMtMl with and 1 have use! many oilier prep arations. John B-arn.West MlddltMg, Pa. No preparation equals Kodol )ys pepsia cure ;s it contains all the nat ural digestants. It w ill digest all kinds of food and can't help but .lo you good. Tal luiHii .V Co, BASLBALL QAME IN SMUT Spo- Woodmsn of Ihs World Tsam ot kane It Coming July 24 J. I. Daniel, malinger and advance agent ot the Wool men of the World baseball team of Spokane, arrived in Pendleton Thursday rwtiitig and left on the night train for Portland. II. was successful in arranging 11 game with the Pendleton team. Tbe direc tors of tbe local organisation held a me, ting Thursday evening Manager M. A. Under MUOanoed 1)11 Saturday evening after the tournament that he would not have the tune hereafter to look after the management of the club. In consequence. Captain (ieorge Mail man will make arrangements and select his team for the coming game. 1 In visiting team left Spokane this morning and are nlaying this after noon at Ritiville. They will go to tbe sound and will play at eattle and other cities of that section. They will arrive in Pendleton on Tuesday, luly 211, and visit Pendleton camp 011 the evening of that date. On the following day, Wednesday, Julv 24, the base ball game will take place on the Alta street grounds. The Spokane Team. The men going were ..I I. Ianiel, manager; Fred Kellam, shortstop and captain; Miller, catcher; llarri and Darling, pitchers; make, first base; Poh 1 man, second base: De 11. use, third base; liliss, left field; Waller, center field; Mrf ulloiigh, right Held. Ill most of the towns visited It is pro pus, I to 1 1.1 1 1 ! 1H1 t i'i 111- cunpost I 01 Vvoodmen ol the world, nut where that it iiiis3ssihle they may take on all comers. HeWitfsViit.il lU'cl Halve should fie applied to cuts, burns and scalds. It sooth, - and lie.t.s the injured part. There are worthless counterfeits, he sure to get DeWitt's. Iallman o. Co. Rend-rice for Sals. A nice house and lot mi Alta street, south of the court house, Pendleton, for sale cheap. Address, A. F. I KM hirst Avenue, okaiie, Wash. . 9 - A bad complexion generally results from inactive liver and bowels. In all such cases, DeWitt's l.lttln F.arly Hisers prisluce gratifying results. Iallman 01 Co. Wagon for Sale. A light second-hand niountuln wagon for sale ofSMD Inquire at OlMVM Hros. Sbo, st. ire. V1w5- : 9 ay':. kaas u Pat, Hm 1 bL) frve frora every tlm skin, eettli, biftlr i. Mrrved, a u f I ll .1 , aod Desuttried by t'liu 1 11 rliiar. It 1 1. o'l.u las . .1'. '.f I'lliiplee, biift. klMsd, red, iuwkIi liui.de, dry, lUa, at 4 taiiiug heir, aiftd baby gakat, vu Um HW-I. . I, ituiui.d, or slug 11 d 1 1 1 o u of Ibe I N" ..llur ...ji la ... .1 lib II for n.ftf, pirlf'iig, aud fyli.ftl Uu kl'i,eal), ; No oil.L-r a..u la lo be i'ofSftarv4 v. il', It (( all Ibe ur- . .1 l,..tb,ott r. Tie.. II uyiubmrs Iu i r at Okk I'sii I - aj oBjm us tsar d (.'inoknioo s..a., and r t..... t i.., aod uast .rid. Oon't Cut Corns Don't do it Voui uif Uon't Lat Anybody do it lor Too. v ... a moil or woinau NgeriBg with aloful und auuojlng Mill w ill not give ibe. oi lo bave li. ii, reuiot ed t fur xa nub you gel LEONARD'S Hamburf Corn Remover t I ' I.'' ' I 'li ' WilJ rww(f.a tftMl tofli ' ia tu luA'U I whrie II a I ivi.tf )n t l.av 1 U tr bow l-.ri'.. 1 - li l lai.aiwi oui . a Law aWIVtW an Monaiaat mm vTm the aubaerviug in.. 1 p.ftft4- . - in ortai. r. wwwwwaree CU... PJmU.U ..I.. 01. rn i-.i.u ui..i. iL 1-. vi u o. ".as immt- feur aaoaar r(uuie ir M aim el ilo eg a .ii.niau.iiiH.iii 1 ii u U OiU a . see 1 -n, uum 1. u. m mm u. . u. f o. tftftftiar. Oregon' Motsf I anwu.i Keiorl, The Hold f lavel I now up;u r the 1 .u Siueet oquluped rraorl uorlb ot Mouleray fcvery roues . l o. Ugtitv'i au'l atcaiu Ot-aUsi. STOCK COMPANY AT PRA2ER Will Appear In Pandlaton Thro Ntghti or NOXt Weak. The Kmpire Stock company will play an engagement of three nights, commencing, Mnndav, July 15. The OptnlM bill will he the romantic drama, 'The Man of Mystery," by Murk K. Swan. The following is a criticism from the I.aramie Ibsun erang, in its issue of June IS: "The Kmpire Stock company MMMfl a week's engagement at KiNit's opera house to a Targe and appreciative audi ence. The opening piece was Mark K. Swan's sensational melodrama, "A ItM of Mvstory," and to say the audi ence was well pleased is putting it mildly. The play and plavers were tbe hit of the season. Aftor witness ing so many medicore productions it is a pleasure to give credit where it due. The play ia out of the ordinary and commands attention from start to finish and the stronger and more sen sational scenes kept the and o n. .. wrought up to a pitch seldom wit nessed. The comedy ever present was r. tlmd UaJ so originally ludhr u.. people, laughed themselves into tears Old' t'urlesnno methods were thrown aside and clean legitimate Work only was resorted to. The hypnotic scenes in the second act were the acme of artistic work and the strong climax took the audience by storm. The third act, laid It! 11 New York dive, was the strongest of the piece. The climax showing Flossie's rescue aud tbe detective's triumph, commanded several curtain calls. Tbe last act showing tbe capture of shadow and the happv terminal ion of the play completed as strong and pretty a story as was ever told on the st.lge. The company Is one of the best that has ever visited this city, l.eou Hat tenhaeh, as leading man, is an actor of ability who lends artistic touch to all bin work. Frank l.emaster, a the .lelci tive, won the hearts of all and I'Uved his role iu a painstaking imtiiner. The specialties between the acts were new and original ami kept tbe audi ence in an uproar. . ats mi sale Friday af Tallmiiii A Co. 'a drug store. Those famous little pills, DeWitt's Little Farly Risers compel your liver and bowels to do their duty, thus giving vou pure, rich blood to recuperate y.uir b slv. Are easy to take. Noyer gripe. Tall man .V Co. A suite cif room, m the Fast Ore gonian building, hot aud cold watm , Mtbrootn, for 111 a month during the summer. Apply at the Fast Oregonian office. Shirts and Neckwear Swell Shirts For iIh lumtntf w';ir. lor riht now The new thinjra ooitmI things, 50c to $4.00 each. Cull ami siv tin U'uutic Neckwear Pretty thingi for Ittunediatti om, Thf Um in no ex- teniivfl thnt wo cannot toll of its tm lty ami liainl- .liall lu liappv to show it o vmi, SOIlltMlt'HS. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Litsding II ustleri, MANHOOD RESTO ft ED?5!L .tan Ii.-. ft. or 1 ft..,-.'. .7 - o, ... wi.i qinri,,y,,,,ero,, ,' " "I-.' 1 ft. .,,. ,,.. i. ...ir.,iVrieS, II .. .ull ImvmoIo il.yeri, (In. fr. veils i, , ,1 .achar,,... whlcli UnntcEsZwl MT'" rri,,,..,, , 1 ,,, 1 , . .,rr.'l...i,iSlS ami rAstares small wl'ai; , ....... ... n,.a. - wk.sjk alreuglfeaD rt'n'Vo'"Knir.'r,''v''' V1 7lrr;!ilh.y ,VH',"rsh;'eeiise wiper .ni are tna.hnst rinlslllls nanuifeu given an.i ,. . , n ,, ,.i,m .u.. i - -.'laTJiVU a.i.insfta voi. miiiiiM ,,. sim s m.x ny T vi.i m a s , iilneauul il, : l a ; . riuaiteul . lire. ILuval Hula T I'. U. II.11 3TH. Hen KiaiM Mftl al. .. I'tii uajtHTH, PftlTbl 1 rts. nigHoN. FlGPRUNE Cereev.1 The little folhs enjoy the distinction ol drinking coffee just like mamma and papa. Let the table beverage be FlGPRUNE and they can join with the family in par taking of a rich, nourishing drink made of choice California figs, prunes and grain. Healthful nutritious Boil from 3 to IO minutes only All. GKOCF.KS SELL FlGPRUNE, CEREAL. ATC SHAW & CO W. J. nWBU Manager WMESAII AMI lETiH Hotel Pendleton Under New flanagement Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Kvery Modern Convenience; Glir Us 1 Trill. Rates $2.00 a day Special Rates by Week or month Br And Millard Rooms. HeadQu.t. for Travllno Mn 1 he r. . Hi, 1 . 1 In l a Oregon. Van Dran Bros.. Props. Su lessors to J. t. Moore Annual Clearance Sale. To make mom lor lull BUM K will nivr? Mi dilCOtlBl for cash on everything in the ttore. CaVrpatc, Kuk, t'ot tu ts, Laoa CuttaiaA) Curtain Polta, Bhadn. Wall I'aper, l.iiioli iim ami trwythio vou inul in house futiiishing. A few li .itlii i t out lit s .111.I rm ki ts 1 Ik . iji St-wnit; ma- chlOM ami lUpplil I (oi all specialty. PbofM M.nn 14, mat him-. I 'mlci taking a Jesse Failing. li;mbir DEALERS AMERICAN PLAN. $J.CH) per Day and Upwards. M licet Hotal III in. i'. Hi. North waat. riusel beliiiux Usecl, uu Nurtli faeillr i ..... I ti.ftirlft.ftfta flub llftjuatf itftftlU'llita tueliu. al lea, tiilllard bells ana alae Ders l.uui. . uuru in" .i.ftjiftftftft. "u Uuutlied ruuius. Siuaevl (aicled aud .uuuiu lluf U--.I lurullufr Uiou. ) mum vuj iu ItaUftlft. ft '.rlftpll'ili. II' wflllftl Uutel ultuWr aauaeiueul ol ul J K liar vef. tut rales. cU eftldf uae, II. .ul Klatel, rietel, "gua. ' addreeaJ. L Mil. hell, eee- 1 tl., J ... . Malftjualu BuildiUg. VlU Oeiid,Ual.U Yard on Wobli Htrnut Optsisitu Hunt r'roiglit;iu,t W am r)ai. 1 furnish anylliiug in tin. luiultur I Hit) ami fan guarmitiwi ( 1 I. . n tt, in- as irliaap, if not t liar than otliura. Wti also carry a largt linn of li.sirh, W in. Iowa en. I Moill.lllig. i'artins uiiU)iutlatiug huilding will do Willi Ui Mtw us tstifora plai ing tl.t-ir onlnrs. Wu also carry Casta-In IM Kir wood. I in- Main Wi. Call up: No. 5 for I Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. rHE PORTLAND POM riwANOi OliaOONt Heavy Hauling a.j.... i.i eileuilos gleaa Sp.UI Wales lo t aslerii Oregon people lor tourlete and coinmei' lal travelers II C. Mowi-KV iHaaager. 10 UtMiahjaaMttt Laatz Bros. JS 9 EleWfllly Kurub-eJ Steaai Heatad I u. pcet, HUu Bktck art a kail Sample KuoiH la 1 Kooni Ka! Mc. 75c, UM For Health. Strength and Pleasure Drink : : : : : : : Polydore Moens, Proprietor. or fit n