East Oregonian : E.O., July 13, 1901, Image 3

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OMlk pmebed Sunday.
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I.IM niey m or a "."
Hip tkm slowly BDABJRM
ihintTM, and lie surTerti
Hit malady was Yellow
He wi treated by tin- lieet
Mt sithoot btneht. Then
.a L'luii.rl.' Ilitf..ra
nWil lUimtcii ami liver
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lie law wholly cured." A
rw in mtelieM merit for all
liter and kiduey troubles.
Sold by Tall mm A Co.,
Nalltwa'i Celebration.
Itn basebal l tonrnaiiimit,
mtrrwud t uroat iiihm iH.ot.lt
at BKesalol throughout, not
mi oe Mia in cotniii iiutiiii oi
Mlebretion. Tlie Kast
rs&gmsss thii (act among
RMsls in working to i.ro-
iflaamf-u. It est. tin. i.mihI
i wr lean art- mm Main nig
; that "tbil year tbe hand.
aw bslor the celebration
Mnai too many afterward,
which ia perhaps a jnet oonclnsion.
In any event, the entailer towna
throngrtont the county are of the
opinion that if tbey couldn't anrpaaa
Pendleton "a latest attempt at celebrat-
hv xn hi tro oni oi me ronnn
of Joly boatnewa. Weeton Leader.
HBIPICIDIt mission
New lamed Tbat Deatrejra the Dan
druff Oerma.
Knthinir i more annoyina to men or
women of middle age when they no
tice that their hair ia growing thin
ner, when thev moat admit that the
ft rat indications of bald headed noaa
have commenced to appear. Mni
would give a thouaand dollara and
more for a remedy with which to
preserve their natural head-drf a.
1 1 ..am.. thv don't need to. New-
i,r,. Hri.ifide removee the irffect (
ilun.lrnff hv dttatrovina the cauae, the
only dandrofl cure that actually ie
atmya the dandruff germ.
Cheaper Rubber Ooodi
fharlee H. LaBelle, a Halt Lake
architect, will be worth 18,000,000
within aixtv dava from date, with a
good ohanoe of getting $5,000,000 more
aiT.ir.liiiL' Ui 11 a Biorv. M cibhu.
Lav., invttntacl a nroceaa nv wnicn no
can eitract rubber from the ordinary
crude oil aa it ia found tn Utan, ana
mi-lwaa rubber pulp at a coat of one-
tourtb of one cent a pound, while the
rubber aa it cornea from tbe tree in
Brazil coate $1 pe' pound. Mr. La
Belle atatea that a syndicate of Cali
fornia, New York and London capita'. -iata
baa taken an optioo on bia for
mula, and baa depoaited $105,000 in a
Salt Lake bank to hold the option till
the deal ia cloaed.
How i TblaT
Wc offer One Hundred iKiltara Kewaid Inr
any oue f catarrh tbat cannot be cured by
IUU'i. CaUrrh Cure. ,
f. J. CHKNKY 4 CO., I'ropi., Toledo, O.
We, tbe undaralfued, have known F. J. Che
ney lor the laat fifteen year, and believe him
trrfecll) bonorable In all buaineaa tranaactioua
a.id finauclally able to carry out any obllf a
tloua made by their firm.
Warr A Tatux,
Whuleaale Druntau, Toledo, Ohio.
Wa-DiNO. KinnaM A Mabvih.
Wholeaale Orucg-I.U, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall'a Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, act
ing directly on the blood and mucoua nurlacca
ul the ayatem. Prlo 75c. per bottle, bold by
all druaalau. Taallmoulala IrtM.
UairiFamlly Pllla an the Best.
HAPPENINGS AT ATHENA
arrtaces, Ceep Nawa, ninlna; and
Paraonal lantlen.
Athena, July IS. A quiet weddinc
took place at the home of Mr. and Mr.
JomBalina-ot Pendleton on Wnlmw
day evening, July 10, Mr. A. L. Jonea
oi tbla city and Mra. LiirJe Oartiner
of Pendleton being tk-e contracting
partiee. The ceremony waa performed
by the Rev. George W. Kigby. Both
Eartlee are well and favorably known
era, Mr. Jonea being the senior mem
ber of the firm of Jonea A Winahin.
doing bnaineee here aa the Athena
Tranafer company.
On lharadav mornina Mr. and Mra.
Jonea arrived at their home in thta
city, and a few minutes later the
bride a happineaa and sniilea were
turned to grief and tears by a tele
graphic communication notifying her
of the death of her father, Mr. Isaac
Mansfield, aged 6 years, at lloauaim.
Wash., at 8 o'clock that morning. Mrs.
Jonos left on the evening train and
will return with the remains tomor
row. The funeral will take plabe in
tbia city, the deceased being an old
pioneer of this section, having reeided
here upward of 30 years. He leaves. be
sides his daughter, Mrs. Jones, two
brothers, B. F. and F. M. Mansfield,
both prosperous farmers residing near
tbia city. He also has numerous other
relatives in this vicinity, to all of
which the heartfelt svmpathy of a
large circle of friends t's extended in
this their hour of bereavement.
Oavid Love, who has been at home
in this city for a few days, left Thurs
day morning to join his partner, John
Santon, also of this city, to do assess
ment work on a quartz claim, recently
taken up bv them, 0 miles northwest
of Boise City, in the Boiae basin,
which baa the promise of being a pay
ing proposition Samples assave.1 from
the surface gave returns of i .'"
gold. This is a fine milling ledge, and
after this asaeasment work is done, if it
holds ui, Messrs. Love and Stanton will
put in a stamp mill on tbe property.
Andrew J. Willaby, who lives three
and a half miles southwest of this
city, and who has 200 acres of wheat
this aeaaon, aaya his crops are looking
floe, he expects better results than for
years. He also savs that when the
crops are harvested it will be found
that the damage is nt.t so great in this
vicinity as at present looked for. He
think, the general average will be
from 32 to 38 bushels per acre. W. P,
Willaby, who resides one mile and a
half northeast of here, has IttO acres ol
wheat, which is claimed brail who
have aeen it to be the best crop in this
section, ud it is estimated that it
will grade No, 1 ami go over 40
bushels. Harvest will soon begin.
All our farmers are uow busy get tiin
tbeir machinery in running order .in. I
expect to take to the fields lie! ween
the 15th and 30th of this month.
l'ythian Lodge No. K. of l',, of
tbia city, installed last night the fol
lowing officers who hold office for the
ensuing six months: Charlea tiay, C.
C; J. W. Smith, V. U. ; Fred Flint,
P.; J. A. Foaa. master-at-arms: York
Dell, 1. U.; Earl Saunders, O. O.
tieorge Mansfield ol Uollax is in tnis
city this week visiting relatives.
Win Burden was a Pendleton visitor
Wodneaday.
of 1 1 II , I I '
U. Id. r TOO me, tor reuuieuiu nwiy-
man, transacted niiHinesa in hub city
Wednesday.
Qeo. Reynolds is in Weston tin
week transacting business.
On Thursdav afternoon at the M . b.
t .at. - w- nr.
naraonaifc in mis city. nov. rm.
and Kggerton was arrested ahortly UMPODA
H f 1 1 ' C M ft r . 1 nn (list i lmr.ro ,if i.iii i it Anal
lotigeti in the county jail. He will He
given an examination Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock before Justice C. A.
Wintermeir.
Kggerton baa an accomplice, who ia
till at large, and thev hav. come up
the valley from Portland, probahlv
working tbe same game on tbe several
counties on tbeir way up. They fnilc.l
to work it at Albany, howcer, as it
seems the clerk there waa "next" to
their game. F.ngene Guard.
VALLEY PRUNES
DEATH OF JOHN MISEU
or
irge
T an aot prepared for
IURVEST
H km bought a pair of our
Cvkifed Glasses
oft and 75c.
Whits or
od fjfj,
colored 10, 40
Eye Protectors
CLOCKS. JiMt ti.e thnw In.
75c, 11.26, 11.50.
we will fill your
auiafaetion.
i HUNZIKER,
.1
optician..,
Aiauitder A H.-xUtr b
Motlee to Contrasiors.
Sealed propoaala will be received at
the office of T. F. Howard, architect,
in the Jodd building up to o o'clock
p. ua. of Saturday, July 30, 1001, for
the erection of a two atory residence
for 0. B. Jackson, in Pendleton, Ore
gon, according to plana on exhibition
at the office of T. F. Howard, archi
tect. Tbe right is reserved to reject
any and all bids for tbe work.
July U, 1801.
saves Two From Death.
"Our little daughter bad an almost
lata I attack of wliuoolng rough and
broucbitla," writes Mra. W. K. Havi
land, of Armonk, N. Y., "but, wbsn
all other remedies failed, we aaved
bar life witb Dr. King's Nw Uis--covorv.
Onr niece, who bad cousuiup
tioo in an advanoad atage, also uaed
his wonderful medicine and today she
ia uerfncilv well." Desperate throat
and luuv .1 lauaaae yield to Lr. King'
New Diaouvery aa to no other medicine
on earth. Infallible for oougba and
colda. 50c and 1 bottles guaranteed
by Tall man dt Co Trial bottles iros.
Wagon for Sals
A light second-hand mountain wagon
for aale obeop. Inquire
Bros, Hbue store,
at Cleaver
war is
A suit of rooms in tbe East Ore-
Ionian buildintr. hot and oold water,
bathroom, for 111 a mouth during the
j (1 minor. Apply at tbe Kast Oregon ian
office.
' i Xj. w g mJi aV 4 -4
wder to make room for a uew and larger stock
w m winter goods I will soil stovos and steel
greatly reduced prioofi for the next sixty
i uu gtu prices.
Joe Baslor.
The Ma in Mn.fi Lata Mast a
i UUUIUIU 1Cdit 1
1
Deweese uuited Sidney Tull and Miss
Dolly Kelty. who resides near Milton,
in the holy bonds of matrimony.
IMPORTANT TO CONSIGNERS
xtraets From An 0. R. a; H. Latter to
Agents ecardlng Demurrage Rates.
In accordance witb the rules of tbe
Pacific Northwest Demurrage assccia-
tion of which tbe O. R. A N., Northern
Marine. Great Northern railwa
southern Pacific. P. C. W. .VC. K
and A. di C. K. K. Companies are
members, all loaded cars on and alter
July 0 will be aobject to storage
charge when held more than lorty-
eigbt hours, not inciuuiug nunuay.
aud legal holidays after the delivery
of such cars at the following ratea:
Cars loaded with wheat detained
longer than seventy-two hours and for
care loaded with other freight detained
longer than forty-eight liours, one
dollar per car per day lor Drst live
dava. after five days two dollars per
day or fractiou thereof until cars are
unloaded oi oiiung auswss sasss
furnished.
Notice to consignees must be given
at once upon arrival oi cars; u i y
postal, such notioewiii date from time
deposited in postoffios.
Delivery of care will he ih.iti
as made at tue lime ..k
placed on the proper private or puoiic
delivery track; or if such track or
tracks con U i a such a uumoer oi cars
belonging to the same consignee as to
prevent prompt del ivery, then such cars
111 De oneiuereo as uav.i. i.cm
nlaiwd when the road one ring them
would have made delivery bad
conditions of such track permitted
It Oeeurrred at 1 t:IO on the Night
Friday, July It.
John Misell, a well known rei.l'ht
of Pendleton, died at 11 :10 o'clock on
the night of Frnlav, July 12, at bis
apartments in Mrs. Stratum's pyOfftlgsj
hmse on tVmrt street, where he has
made his home for the past ten years.
Decease! was generally and familiarly
known as "Shorty" Misell I' he fol
lowing were present at tbe death DOdl
Rev. W. K. Potwine, Mra. tie..
Lash, Mrs. W. S. Kord, D. J
Miller, George Darveau, C. A. Keys
and Frank Wilson, the nurse.
John Misell was born in West Vir
ginia on February 28, 18.N4, and was
therefore 47 years. 4 months and 12
davs old. He left his eastern home in
1M; and went tn Iowa. He came to
Umatilla county and l.H-attxl at Pen
dleton sIhiiiI 20 years ago. He engaged
in railroading and afterwards ba m .
a bartender, working for many well
known saloon men in this city. Includ
ing George larvean, of the Hotel t.
Gt-orge. K.I Horton, I'll irles Rami ml,
Frank Scheinpp, the Golden Rule
hotel, and for others. He haa been
suffering with consumption for ncarlv
a year, hut only gave up work about
seven months ago, and for a time was
at the Pendleton sanitarium, where he
at first improved, hut later kept get
ting worse and returned to his rooms,
where he died.
Poring these months of sickness the
Knights of Pythias of Pamon lodfO.
No. 4 paid him every attention and
made peaceful his closing days. The
deceased has a brother residing in
Kansas.
Tits Funsral Sunday.
The funeral of the late Charles
Misell will take place from the
Church of the Redeemer, torner
of Alia ami Johnson streets, itl 3
o'clock on the afternoon of Sunday,
July 14. Theserviies will he conduct
ed by Rev. W. K. PotwlOS. of ItM
Church ol the Redeemer, under the
auapices of Hamnii lodge No. 4,
Knights of Pythias, of which deceased
had long been a mrmlier.
Knight. Attention.
All members of Hamoii lodge No. 4,
Knights ot I'yth as, are requested to
assemble at M A. Kader's undertaking
parlors at 8 p. m. Sunday, July 14, to
attend the funeral of Brother John
Misell.
CH AS. J. FF.R il'SON, C. C.
R. w fL ETCHER, K. R. 8.
s sj a
SELLS AND OKAY'S BIO CIRCUS
It Will Be tn Fandlston Wednesday.
July 17.
This is what the Topeka Daily
J.iurnal of June 14, said of the per
formances of Sells Gray's I'nite.l
Shows, which are to be duplicated in
Pendleton on Wednesday, July 17.
"The big tents were literally packed
witb people, and it may be said, to
start with, that everybody was delight
ed with the performance. There were
new ami novel matures thai caught the
crowd immediately. A hand concert
preceded the performance in the hig
tent, which was a treat for BOtU
lovers. The ring performance intro
duced th Karl Sifters, in thrilling
aerial (eats: the Tybells in tvolotiooi
on tbe lofty ladder; the six Bddyi,
whose acrobatic feats were wonderful ;
Miss Kdn , a beautiful and tlaring
perforrmer, and many others famous in
the ring, not to apeak of the clowns,
who kept the people in a r .r of
laughter from the opening tournament
to the hippodrome races. Altogether,
the performance is a kaleidoscope of
marvelous feats aud funny acts, aud
beyond dount is one of the best ever
seen in tbia city.
Tbia coming from such a reputable
paier as the Topeka Journal assures
the' people of the excellence of Sells e.
Gray's Show, and their teuts will
certainly lie packet at the two perform
aloes in Pendleton next Wednesday.
Crop Promises to IS a Record Breaker
Oil Indleat.ons Rspertsd.
Rnsebnrg, .Inly 13. The. prune crop
ot the Umpqua valley promises to be a
record -breaker. Many growers are
hnililimr new evaporators to aid in
handling Hie large produce for the sea
son. New orchards are coming Into
(tearing end older ones are full ot
fruit. At Riddle, in the Southern part
of the county, J. B. Kiddle Is jnat
completing an evaporator of 260
bushels capacity. A steam drier of
about 300 bushels capacity will be
erected at the same place under the
direction of Hon. G. W. Riddle. Geo.
qnino, Peter Clam, 0. L Guild and
others are also putting up driers near
there, aa are John Arsner and Mr.
Worley, near Canyonvllle. Myrtle
creek and vicinity ia also inreasing the
facilities there for handling the crop.
At Winston, Agee A Sheridan are hav
ing two large evaporators huiit and W.
C. Winston is well along with a new
one of 340 bushels capacity. At
Rosc-hurg.F. A. McCall is building one
of the same slse ami other smaller ones
are going Bp in this vicinity At
Looking Glass the ISO-acre orchard of
Geo. Marsh will require additional
facilities (or handling the crop. A
Urge evaporator is being erected at
Raneho I'el Kto, near oiide.and com
modious new machines are being put
in at Wilbur, 1'mpqua Kerry, Oak
land ami YosmmIIr, Italian prunes art
the leading product, but I'etites,
Silvers ami other variefiea are grown
nure or less extensively and of excel
lent .(iiality. In fact I'mpqtia valley
prunes have established a first-class
reputation in the K.astern markets for
ito am) flavor.
Cherry shipments are finished and
peaches are now in the market. In
both these fruits the yield is much
lighter than usual. Apples ami inters
will hardly be up to the average in
quantity.
I'etrolenm seepages reported from
two different parts of the county ma
terially increased the interest in oil
mutters here and tbe local oil cm
paniai will investigate them tborotlgb
It . Samples have alreu.lv heen sent
to California experts for examination.
Shirts and Neckwear
Swell Shirts
For summer wear, for right now. Tho now tilings,
the correct things.
50c to $4.00 each.
Call ami st'o tho Iwawtu
Neckwear
for immiMliiito nst. The line is ho ex-
i i i' . i.
caimoi ten of ns novelty ami naml-
Prttiy things
h-iisivt' tluit wt
Shall be happy to show it In you
OllHMU'SS.
Telegraphing to Man.
The experiments in wireless tele
graphy have met with such siicecs
thai art ObR WM hold communication
with our planetary neighbors. Science
msdo wonderful strides in the last
half of the loth century, ami probably
will advRiijtc further in the next few
te.ir-. There is one thing however,
hil MisaMR cannot improve upon,
ami that ia Hosteller's Htomaco
Potters. It is the I.cmI remedy in the
world for stomach, liver and bow
oomplaints, Fifty jrontt ol cures stand
hack of it. and a fair trial will con
time you it has no equal as a cure for
i ml ige's lvsHpsia. constipation,
bil loilinnsji or Hver ami kidney trouble.
It also prevents malaria, fever ami
ague. Be sure to have the Hitters
always mi hand, ami thua avoid any
aSFlOQfl Illness.
Arrivals at Hotel Psndletsn.
I red S Havis, Sail Francieco.
I II Lmot, Portland.
James Popp, Ontario.
It It Hall, city.
H A Krana, Spokane.
A M Itriimhack. McMinnville, Or.
.1 V Sri, oil, Rock Creek, Or.
Roy Strohm.
S R Hint. San Francieco.
Krauk Q Hull, Milton.
C fQ I'attullo, Walla Walla.
Mr- A It Allen, Poineroy.
II Hi hide, Pocatello.
Hen Mitchel, Portland.
. W Wilson, Kraser.
W .1 Kearney, Portland.
F K Ramsey, Portland
S M Martin, Portland.
H II Clark, Denver.
.1 M Moorhead, St Rpuis.
W S lierden, jr, Portland.
(' Harris, Seattle.
Fred S Hadra, Chicago.
W O Wette, Portland.
Bert M Deniaon, Portland.
M J Klias, Helena.
W W Dreyfooa, Kanaaa City.
W R Kuril, Portland.
J A Allison. Portland.
A .tors contemplate building a IS,
OUO, 000 hotel ill liutlou.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Leading Hustlers.
mm i
Mormon Bishops Pills " r rf "w imMi it.' Moe
Ct,,,,, h mul llvf . liilTi.fl ra.U If ..on. Co , I. .a.l .n.i , .'H.f ft i. trW, r,
ol Mif olmtt, dlulMeu, ., or cI(umk n.iit....(. Ouros Last Manhood, lm
not.Mt. Loat Siimr. Mlwht-Lossse. nparmntorrhoesj nsOfrinla. sJna
m BTncli; f.ll Oe.Ueki amlntll Bmleaion., tnm SJac, "jnou. ua-
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H.I .ha ImIr .i,d . t,.0. t . A U.. I I . I W"'!
r I.-I. .it ivm. cinuun !... Address, Bishop Nemadr OB
FIIH l.K HV Ta I.I.M AM A t.O.. Ill I If .WI Tt. I'RNllt.RTON, OH
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4 wt.i.m tti.i.,,
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IlSPiav TlmeHehert.il. MpjTS
SOB VPSra Pendleton. rasa
Cklnaso- salt I ak Dasvsr, fort
Portlaad Worth. Omaha, lea
Bawelal sas rflty, Rt. Leals. a a.
vrfp m Chicago aad Past,
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I
AUaatle Rait Lake. Dsaver. rt
Rssriss Worth. Omaha, gaa-
i lit m . itr. m uu "hi IS-SIB.SJ.
.la Html- ragn and Rail
lattoa
Rt Paal Walla Walla, Lawistsa.
Paat Malt Sposane.w allaoa.Pull
a :1ft a. a.. siaa. Minoeapolla, at ttti a
.la Paul. Imlath.Mllwa-
apokaae. kss, Obleat n aad Raat
Ocean snd River Sthedule.
PROM fORTIJtND.
Alt BBlllBf data sob-
m p. as. i lee io ehaaaw.
Per Ran Praattlasr. t p m
Rail every ft days.
"Trifly j
eirept Cslaskfela River
Sunday I B. at
S p. m. To Astoria and Way . kand.f
Saturday i ... ii..o
It a. at.
I Woiamette Rlvsr
. ax.
Bmiilar lOragon nty. Nawharf.l isp
4 a. SB. BSMSS, tad.ptn,1ene IRx.Baadar
sad Way-Laadlttss.
(a. m t'orvallls and Way- i si m
rues. Tars. landings Maw., Wed
aad Rat. sad Prl.
fVlllamalta and T ant "
7 a. at. Rivers r m
Tua Thra. iir.Tn city, PaySna Mew. Wad.
and Rat. i and Way tandlnss sad Prl.
t-eare LSBVS "
Rlparla Snaks Rlvsr. lawiMaa
IrflTSaka. meant
Daily Rloaiia to lawl.tnn Dally.
P. P. Wursurv. Aswat. Peadletam
Hotel Pendleton
Untfflt New nanaxement
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
the
The place to buy
ppiitj8v uranixo wttrv-
-st tinware, stoves
and ranges
Atiotii
IS
J.CLARKE & CO.
0
;htu Hnutie block.
THE WHITE COLLAR LINE
b learner. Istwssa Tbs Oallss and
PorUaad and Portland and Astoria.
Tbe advertising columns of this
paper coulaiu the time eard of the
''White Collar Liue." which operates
a palatial line of steamers between
Portlaud aud The Dalles and Portland
and Astoria. The Dalles-Portland
route is particularly popular on
account of the wonders of the upiier
Ci.liiinh.ii river.
The Bailey Oatsert, one of the finest
l on tlia river, makes a round
tri. i .lailv exceot Monday, between
Portland and The Dalles aud the
m nodule ia arranged so as to affoid a
fraud visw of the lordly and mighty
lolumbia aud at the same time avoid
n. ii ii n nulla.. rv waste of time.
Tli- ......I. aerved on the "White
Collar" steamers are excellent, and
lUr. handaomelv furuished state
... for Ui.im: who want them. The
I,,.,. .oiiHiinirxl twtweeu The Iallesaiid
Portland la less than ail hours and the
up trip ukc seven hours. The Suuday
trios are made a leading feature.
The route has the grandest scenic
attractions of any on the earth, and no
oue should miss taking it, if they
have the opportunity.
SCALP BOUNTY SPECULATOR
Irrigation In Baker County.
K. .. M t aud Dave WiloOI of
llames have awarded M Walla.en
contract for the construction of a canal
five miles in length, which, when com
pleted, will irrigate one of the tinest
tracts ol laud in Iiaker county, .nr.
Wallace now has a force of men ami
team at work uear the head of the
canal, which derives Us wamr irom
Kock creek on the Hunyan rancn. n
will require a large amount of lumber
for lluming across Marble and Salmon
creeks, but the contractor anticipates
no diltp ulty in completing the canal
before snow tiles. 1 he isnil irimnart
to the big ditch is already taken
aud all the water is spoken for. IBS
companv is composed of Ba ker City
and Hal DM business men.
Holies to Watsr Consumsrs.
Water eonauuiers are untitled to have
meters put lu oy July in, u not al
ready using them. Meters may be
nt.lained at the city recorders otDos,
By order ol J . I. BKOw R .
Water ouperiniciniciii.
Strictly First-Class
Kicellent Colsine.
Kvery Modern
Convenience
m
For Chioago, Ht.
ms City, Kt.
Paul, h. Ixrals, Kan
Joe, Omaha, ami
Girt Os i Trill.
Ritas $1.00 i day
SMCltl RltM by
fffjek or tnontb
411 Points Cast and South
Portland and point.
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Arrlras Monday
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Pur i ui. .mi. 1 1. in resardlaa raiaa aad asssaa
intMlailuoa call on or address
w. suaaa, geat
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t. R. OAI.ORRIIRAD, U. P. A..
wans wau a. waaa.
Bnr nnd Bllllnrd RoomR. HeadquAriers for TrnvRllnfl Mn
Tho Best Hotel In Engtarn Oregon
Van Dran Bros., Props. Successors to J. E. Moore
Annual Clearance Sale.
!r Fall Stock will K'v' '"K iiv ount lur
.S .a a .at a Ik ll
cvervtliinn ill tin 't..n L.n"l'., iv UK " ' "'
A. C SHAW k CO.
W. J. SKWKI.I., Manager.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS
Yard ou Webb ritrest
Opposite Hunt KreightjDspot
We are prepared to furnish anything
in the lumber line anil can guarantee
prices to he as cheap, if not cheaper
than others. Wb bIso carry a large
Hue of Doors, Windows and Moulding.
Parties ooutemplatiug building will do
well to aee us before placing their
orders. Ws also carry GaAcadq lied
Kir wood. Phone Main IM.
1 o make mom
cat.: on cverytlnii", in
tiers, I ' Curtains, Curtain Poles, Sliailes, Wall Paper,
Linoleum ami everything you need in house liiiiiishtng
A (ew leather couches ami rockers cheap. Sewing; ma
chines ami supplies lor all machines. UmlertakuiK S
ipsa . .It Phone Main 4.
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Jesse Failing.
AMERICAN PLAN.
$3.00 per Day and Upwards.
t'lRsst Hotel
In the Pat. uk
Notthvst
WerasB Lars CeRRtjr for 00 and Cosass
to Uriel
A vnnnir man. aa-ed 21 or 'i, wl
gave his name as Harry K Kggerton,
This morning preawuted to County Clerk
Lee 'A) wild animal scalps, took Oath
tttst be was r resident of Lane county
aud that the animal, from which lie
obtained tbe scalps were killed in
this county. He was paid a piece,
or $40 iu all, for the acalps, accordii g
to law, and nothing more was thought
of the matter until Clerk Lee reveit d
a telephooe message from the county
clerk of Linn count v, at Albany, stat
ing that tbe young fellow had tried In I
dispose of the acalps there. - Mr. Lee
immediately notified Bheriff Withers,
Cool the Blood
Ii all Cases of itching.
Burning. Humon
with flu
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
While Cleansing the Skin end
Scalp with hot baths of CUTI
CURA SOAP end healing the
Raw, Inflamed Surface witb
CUTICURA OINTMENT.
Complete Treatment, SI.2S
Oregon's Mont I ainous Resort.
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JOSEPH ELL,
Lsa4ag rfdurBwSR aa4 Saddle r y .
Farmers Custom Mill
Proa W altera, Prsarlstar
.pa. u, ISO barreia a day.
flour eavhaasad lor wheal.
Vlaai. UIU feed, Chopped rol. sis., always
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