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mi he Place 0 IJUV vj can BOW :"K to select from. Call U m me it : 1 lv itook if I ...... I,. ,otli in lnn y , k. uemon IT'S A HARVEST TIME HERE FOR THE ECONOMICAL Never before in the history of this gfMt country were such rare chances offered to the consumer to buy the BEST EATABLES in the market lor inch LOW PRICES Wc don't put forward a few articles and make a big talk about REDUCED PRICES Every article in our stock the largest in Pendleton is SOLD at n s LOWEST PRICE. We candidly bolicvt wc are offering the GREAT EST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN GROCERIES Alexander & Hexter. The Boston Store Sale of Fancy Hosiery, 530 pairs Fancy Lisle Hose, were 75c, now 39c 240 pairs Fancy Silk and Lisle Hose, were $1.00 per pair, now 59c Sale Commences Tuesday Morning. Pendleton's Big Busy Store. Wlltv visiting cards J Q. win your address T"U ttUL I H.MS. Hon wapmiv . ... . r. 1 -o i . 1 1 1, f ua '-Knages ami ir,, .,-.., li-te to tu.uu tothpitks, Sc. '"' toblata, blank hooks )' station. pencils in. :. ,1,,,..., I tor c. In. . " J 1 pencils ,V , o. i-li Haines, fancv crnnrls ..Bound to Make an Impression.. VOI' should try our pastries; you will surds he impfMud by their KooiIiilss, Tin iN the pi rfei tion of LakuiK delicacy, and art the most appetizing of luxuries. We use the btat flour, and ripe, sound, perfect fruits ami berries. These pastries are healthful as well as appetizing. and we take special pride in making them so. C. ROHRMAM. rVn " cn rock i,i.r.c i Wf in... I -..ucl0Sei,a from.li.ai uisMfc5 QLAMWAtl JUS. J- 2 hA.. I or ,.,. .... - - - 'i.iill - "I 111 35c your old liool hooks to us. REDERICK NOI F uPpUes. BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make good bread use Byer' Beat Flour. It took first premium at the Chicago World's Fair over all coin pet i tiou, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used. Kvnry saea iti guaranteed. We have the beat Steam Rolled bailev, Seed Kye and Beardless Barley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYLRS, Proprietor. 44 See Dem Freezers I have a full line of The Peerless Ice Cream Freezers from one pint to ten quarts, will freeze cream in from three to five minutes; also have a full line of fishing tackle, hammocks, etc. See my line before buying T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man. GENERAL NEWS. .lease Haney, owner of several nl the earliest BOBiO paper, died at III home in New York citv Monday, aged rl v..r. Captain James Parker, counsel for Admiral Schley, left bin home in Perth Amboy, N. J., Monday night for waahlagtoa. The grasshopper plague ha v ihiI.sI Naples and is assuming serious aspect Farmers are cutting their grain pre maturely to save something. Uavid B. Henderson, speaker ot the 1 nilM Mates rouse of representatives, and Representative Frederick t.illett, of Massachusetts, are Merlin. Jack Wade, of Salt Lake, defeated .lack Donnelly, ol St. Louis, in the third round of what was to have been a 20-round go at Butte, Monday night. Two and a half inches of rain tell at Kandshurg, Calif., Monday in three quarters of an hour, lot a while half of the houses in the town were Hoodad. Arrangements have been comileted in New York for the funeral of the Right Rev. A. N. l.ittlejohn, bishop of the Protestant F.piscopal diocese of : Loatfl Island. Vice-President Roosevelt left Colo rado Springs, Monday afternoon for a three days' coyote chase in the viein-i ity 01 Kountain, IS miles south of that place. It is generally acknowledged In those acquainted will, affair- In the house of rcpersentat ives that SpcAkcr HaOdafaOB will he chosen to lOOMod himself as presiding otticer of that oiigress assemble" in I't STRIKERS AND TRUST ARE FIRM o Shaffer Will Order Men Out Aug. 10. TRUST S0MK WHAT L1KKS THE TIKUP Says li Shuts Down Mills the Tmsl Know What lo Po With. Didn't bods when re.111 her. Wireless telegraphy by a relav sys tem is to lie tried in the vicinity' id Boston. The system is ttie invention of Kdgar S. (iray, and it was tried in Vermont a short wihle ago. Die ap paratus consists, general I v speaking, of two kites. John M. Wilson, a patient at the insane asylum, at Provo, Utah, threw himself head first into the open door of a furnace Monday. He was badly burneii before lieing pulled nut. While bandages were being prepared, Wilson broke away ami again threw himself into the furnace, this time be ing so badly burned that he died with in a short time. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Some J' cases ol scarlet fever are re ported in Walla Walla. People have l.een to.. . a re less in handling the cases and it has spread unnecessarily. Over 2,.rU0,(sJ0 pounds of fruit and vegetables have been shipHd out of the Walla Walla valley since April 1. At present average consignments of six cars are leaving daily. A Cottage 1 1 rove woman, who is something of a shot, went after deer the other lay, when she met a particu larly large and lively cougar coming down the path. She ran south, the cougar north, and there were no casualties. Kdward tiedde was shot at Astoria, Monday, tiy William Risk, an aged Uerinan. The bullet entered the right breast, tearing a hole in the ilesh, and hslged in the arn . The man is not fatally injured. The men had a quar rel over a tritle. This is believed to he the straw ber ry record: J. W. Overbaugh, of White Salmon Mai Portland, shipped :IU1 fu i crates and 7 half crates for which be eceived ftKM.OJ, alter paying lor freights and all commissions, and had alsiut l.r) crates for home use and friends besides, making in all TJi. full crates and 7 half crates, all grown on two acres. Ttie board of othcers buying cavalry horses purchased Mtt head at Walla Walla. They have now gone over to Kaker City and La .rande. (.Quarter master Jacobs advertises for IL'i. stand ard artillery horses to hi- delivered at hurt Walla Walla, bids to la opened August IS. Artillery horses are of a heavier grade than cavalry horses. "Must go over UiOO," says Colonel James Jai ks-ui . Mrs. W. I). Smith, aged 30 years, died in Hillsboro, Monday after an ill ness ol two years, fleceased was mar fied to W. 0, smith in November, lau'J Thomas L. Arnold and (ieorge Seers were held up aud robbed ot money and valuables oh tile top ol Ben Data mountain, in Malheur county, tiO miles west ol Vale, by a lone highway man. There is BO clue. Pittsburg. Pa., Aug 7. A general strike order from President Shall r will be mailed to all the vice presi dents of the Amalgamated association tonight ordering the men out on Vug list 10 unless there is an adjustment of the dillicnlties in the meantime. The strike will affect all the Amalgamated men employed by the National Meel company, hoderal steel company and National Tube company. Shaffer does not anticipate anv settlement before the strike goes into effect. Altogether alsiut 100,100 men will lie Nltectc.l by the order. Shonanso Men Went Out. Hawoaatla. Pa., kaf 7. Promptly at midnight the men of the shnnango Valley steel plant of the stetd trust struck. The order of President Shaff er was ohctod to a man. The strlki was ordered to prevent the production of material that would keep the other plants in oiierat Ion. United Mine omelali to t outer. Shauiokin, Pa., Aug. 7. The ('nit ad Mine Workers ol lie i al s left llaxlton this morning to meet the olhcials of other districts on an important con ference. It will be held tomorrow lu iPscuss plans for a light against the coal companies that will not allow the union . in hi 1 1 tee t inspect the mem bership in the collieries The collier enre may result in a general strike. Wellivllle Is Orderly. Wellsville, O.i Aug. 7.-Wellsville is very quiet bslay. No new trouble of any kind has iMviirrod. Trust Likes strike Medicine. New York, Aug. 7. The steel cor poration officials maintained their at titude ol silence today regarding the spread of the Amalgamated strike. Morgan's Wall street organ tisla sas (he strike order is received with ex pressions of satisfaction, as it solves the problem of shutting down several plants winch the trust bad been anx- IIBIKIS lor some i line. IT MAKES WOMEN HAHP V. "I had bi.i, a sufferer foi BMMly ve.o knmi in rvouMM as with .ill Us kymptom and oopipltcstiows. " write Mi- (J N Pi-lu r of isa I,, nngtoa Am . New York s' I as taasatasw) g"inK (a mi a sician 'i puii lia-ing llu-dil mr My bus band -'t la induced nu to try Ur. Plcrvt's Havorttd Press ription. Alt. i taking mm bottle and follow ing row! advice I wa tiicouiav ' ' I ivi man Is.lllrs ot Favorite frescriptioa l conliaved tak ng it and tell that 1 was IsSDrovilMJ fast 1 1 ,li.n, ai last I am not now to, - ,onl but abb am! 1 hsvt u good color in in v Ian hav also gained tin pouinU in weight .oid eu tlmusiitiit puunds u (umji'tl for 1 jiu a in w woman once toff and youi advice and yaalf ' Favorite 1'iesi ription ' is ,n i MM "f 11 " THI; NHW YORK (MARKET Reported by I. L. Ray Co.. Pendleton. Lhleaao Board or Trad and New York Stoek Bsehanae Brokers. New York, Aug. 7. The wheat mar ket was strong trom the start today, influenced bv the heavy export demand and the light offerings irom tlrst hands. Llfarpool was unchanged " a. New Tori opaam i-h to '4 lower, 7." I -a, but there was a scarcity of offer :ng which a. Ivan. -.si prices I to FOrJ. Stia'ks stronger. Money, ' per cent. Wheat: Closing yesterday, 7." t-.s. 'P'1'" today, 75 to 7tSi-i. Range today, 76 1-H to 7H1,. Close tislay, 7tl 't-8. stocks: Sugar, steel, lil'4 . St. Paul, i:7 , C P.. WV Wheat In Han Franelseo. sn Franoiano, ng. wheat, Iff? :i-a. Wheat In Chicago, Aug. 7. THE BELCHER I' nber Chtoaao. Wheat, ;n to 7I. MINI'S SOLD Baker illy Properties Bring OM.OOO Prom Eastern Buyers. Baker City. Aug. I lo.la the Hel cber group of mines, of the Alamo dis trict, whs sold h the format owners, Laraan, Denton ami Otaarna. to the Dainaa QoM Mining ami Milling com- lany oonpoaad o( Baatara aapltaliala lor a consideration III the Height.. .r- nood ol ffili.iSSl. I lie Helcher group is in the Vicinity of the Kcd Bov and has about lfffftl feet ..I development work. Six claims are included in the group. It is the avowed purpose o i lie new management to inaugurate extensive development Work alld erect soon a plant for treating the ores of the pr. perl v. Ions to get off Its I Wo CLARK MILLS START. Caused Conksrnallon Among Strikers Who Keep Uuiel However. 1'iitsburg, Pa., Aug. 7. Consterna tion reigned among the strikers this morning when lhe learned that two of the t'lark mills had started up. The superintendent says other mills of the company will la- started so s. sin as repairs are made, and that there will lie no trouble in scoring men Throngs surrounded the plants this morning seeking work. A great crowd of strikers is now around the nulls, hut quiet and order prevail. All is quiet at the other mills in the city. Oossn t Aiarm Shaffer. Pittsburg, Aug. 7. Shaffer does not regard the starting of the Clark mills as significant, lie says he uiidnrslaml almost all the new men are hegna.s and that the Amalgamated men will not bothaf thaai Secretary Williams of the A malgainaled said this after noon no other lalsir organ isal ions would la askisl for material aid until the situation becomes such that it is absolutely necessary. MTSIKKIOUS AC-EN I or PEACE home Strong Influence at work lo Pes vent Shelter' Striae Beginning. New York, Aug. 7. The on, men ial Advertiser says this afternoon: "I'eace may not ho tar away, alter all. It is learned thai an iiideMUideiit inlluenee ia at work which may sur prise everylasly wit I. in the nest few days. Morgan will not say a word, but It is ladievrd in some quarters that he has received important com munications Horn persons string enough and independent enough to hring alsiut a settlement before Shaff er order to strike takes effect " THE PBkSCO TIBUP. 5,000 Men in Building opperailons Lose Work uy Teamsters Strike. sail Francisco, Aug. 7. Five hood red land teamsters went out this morn lug. This slops all excavation aud foundation work as a result. The tie up of building onerat ions throw s out ol work .'"i men within a week. W. iiortou, a colored non-union teamster, was shot aud seriously wounded this morning in an altercation with an tin known striker. The general situation is unchanged PRANCE" MAKI S a bluff Sendk Warships lo Constantinople lo Scare Turkish Oo vsi nuieiii. Paris, Aug. 7. The dispute between France aud Turkey as to the owner ship of quays in Coustantinople has taken a somewhat serious asiajct. Three French battleships are ordered to bw held in readiness to make a de monstration in Turkish waters. It is expected this demonstration will cause Turkey to recede from her position Wanted lo Kidnap kenalor Clark. Phoenix, Aug. 7. -Senator Clark has left Jerome, where the copper miners are ou a strike, on luosuav. It is rumored today the miners formulated a plan to kidnap bun Kitchener Has 111 Health. London., Aug. 7. - Pans Rinpel, a newspaper, in a Cape Town dispatch asserts that den. Kitchener shortly will return from ling I and on account of the serious condition of his health. Revolution Against Plutoeraey. Loudon, Aug. 7. The evening uews commenting ou the coal strike aays it is iu the nature of a revolution against plutocracy. CANNOT IRACi; STOLHN (HM D Suspsels Remembered as Seen at Vallslo Bstore the Robbery. san rranoleoo, Aug. .'. No trace of stolen gold has lieen found, and then are no new developments. Vallejo, Aug. 7. Two unknown cast ern men who were hanging around here during the past I wo weeks disat Uaaiad the night of the gold roldsTv in van Francisco. The police believe thai are the guilty parlies One is reported to res bla tha daacriptlon ol Pat Crowe. Sympathy Tor Bereaved Monareha. Loudon, ug. J", Tha house .! com mons loiiay ii mi ii i tin iie l v adopted a mot inn to present an address of sym nathy to King Kdward and Kaiser Wilhelm on the death ol howager r.oipress rreitenck. Catholic Temperance Society. Hartford, Ouaa.i Aug. 7 Pba thirt) Brat annual convention of th Catholic I'oial Abstinence Union of America iqiehnd today ami will contin ue to Saturday. Large at tendance is here from all parts of the country. ASSESSMENT IS PINbHED VALUE OK EBTY UMATILLA lOUNTY PROP PLACED AT a5.BUO.040. OLD GLORY WILL WAVE OVER COLON o A Warship to go to Columbia to Protect Interests. REVOLUTION MAKES THIS NECESSARY o Insurnsnis Held up Train on Isthmus and U S must kp Traltlr opn. Ihsse Plaures Total fur Assessment Pur poses and May Be SlishlLy Changed by Board or Biiuahallon. The assessment roll ol Umatilla .' int. has just l e. n liutshed n QoMB I) Assessor t.eorge Buxan and Ins numerous deputies Ah ilisMM'tion ol it will prove interesting I be largest item in the list is that relating lu acres oi tillable lands, being placed at Ii HIM, 170, there Isong fM,V7'i acres Next on the list comes t'i IN miles ol railroad id valued at 1117,144, lu the county there are l.'.tlKl headol cattle, IHA,iwl7 sheep, 11,716 horana and mules, IIM aw t lie and two dogs. The lest named animals belong to K. i Porter ol Maaehaaii and i r Me.lernaeh, ol Pendleton. Mr. Porter values his dog at IIIMI, while Mr Me.lernaeh put his down lor (Ml The assessment roll this yea. com paraa farorably with that ol last, lu tin- preceding year the gross value was lt,U'.'7,H-t7. with exempt n.ns at $4411,840, leaving the net raiaa at 6. M4,008 The net value oi the taxable properly Una year as asM-ssed is $.' 000.040. These latter figures will iirohablv be slightly changed by the hoard o! equal uat ion which will ajgaal at the court house on Monday, August 10. In this coniitMtu.il it might he well l . advise those who think they have been Q0 highly sssess.sl, and in tend to seek redress, to do so at the earliest oiqx.rtiiiilt) It is lielleveil Ihat ho i haiiges will be made In the rolls alter limy have once lawn llxed and the staltuieut sent to Salem so that Umatilla county may be charged with her pro rata share ol the state ofleuse. The llemlxed Tisiemonl. Fill.. wing are the dill. -renl kinds ot proper!, assessed, with their values Aerosol tillable lands, IliU.W.'J, l, sLa, 170. Acres oi non-tillable lauds AKh.lil-i 1604,407. Improvements on deeded or patented lands it'J,s,i , lown and city lots Hb.tH, .(), 176. Improvements on town and city lots, 00,004. Improvements on lands not deeded or patented, 114.006. Milaeol railroad bad, ill. li, H17, I4H. Miles ol telegraph and telephone lines, Wi.06, I1U.07H Kollnig stock, tlill,H16. sieamisiats, saillsiats, ststioiiary engines and maim lecturing machinery, Ii3i6. Merchaiidiso and stock in trade, -'.L',-I66. Farming impleuients, wagons, car nages, etc , tl5U,740. Money, notes and account.-, i06,4O0. Shares ol et.H-k, 207'J'y, U,lSf. Household lurnituru, watches, jew elry, etc., 4117,070. Horses and mules, 19,71ft, 1116,116 Cattle, :7,()4, ili,7i3. sheep, 185,6117, 'J'JH.HOft i i..gs, i, iito. swine, iUtt, bii7. dross value ot all proH)rt , n 11-, 004, Kxeuiptions, 4l,B66. Total value tor pursiaea ol taxation, ..,taJ0,lM. Washington, Aug, f, The state de- I partntanl b- raoMatad laa navy de partment to .end a ivarship In I',, ho. 00 account ot I Inv retolutmu In Colom Ida. The gunboat Maehtaa will ia sent This action is taken oa account of the holding up ,.( II... trans-Isthm isn tram bv insurgents, i be I 'liitisl states tielng Is. on. I bv internal mnal agree ment la see that traffic on the r..ad -not interrupted Pba purpi.se ol the visit i.f the Ma cbtas at this time is to keep an eye nu the situal urn and see that B0 ineri aaan interests are interfered with. If, however, the insurrection should grow so f. . rim. table as t.. get bey nod the power ol the Colombian govern t in 1 an I it and result g nter Pantlon ol American comnierce. a lore of blue jackets and marines will In landed It is isissible that Beer- d uiiral Casev. la I baffe. of the Pacilic coast station, will be directed to send a vessel from bis licet i -operate with the Ma. bias. PHILADELPHIA EXPLOSION twslve Personi Thought to He Dead Hesrtrenderlng Seenei. Philadelphia, Aug. 7. The most ra tional estnnat w places the num ber of dead at about a dozen I be death list now stands as follows: Three unidentified colored men, an on IdanllOad colored child, an unidentifi ed man. iinrecogi, liable. Scenes in the neighb. r 1 ! of the accident were heartreiid ii g t. .I.n Ti e -Ir. ets were tilled with a dense throng ol negroes who Iliad the air with their lamenta tions. Colored women, friends of the relatives ol the siippuse, I victims, eat on the curbstone in a pelting rein moaning and praving. Uawn showed the full force ol the explosion which was terrific. Not t house for a square in mn d tract ton aaeaaad danraga the property I ins was not oval 0- I . AMI TIiii territle explosion incurred in a block of six buildings ill I m ust street, near Tenth, .ami wrecked tiv of the structures lb., eiploalan oooarrad about OilO o'clock last night What eiphsled and bow it hatqauied Is not known at this time, hill It Is believed to have be.ii a barrel of gasoline in one of the three grocer "lores STRIKI: MAKliS SMOKiAdli 1 1.. t enl Advance. New York, Aug. 7 The atrike at the tin aiid sheet mills has liegun to effect the manufacturers of tin aud enamel wares, as the stuck ol tin plate end sheet steel used ill this industry is laiing depleted Che manufacturers' as-.. ..i tislav i I. need the price of tin and ena I ware ten per cent. If the strike be not settled in the near future it l evpecled a further advance Will he made SLEEP FOR BABY AND REST FOR MOTHERS Sleep (or Skin Tortured lUbice and Uaat for Tired Mothore. la Warm lUth with VSOAP And a tingle application ol Cuti cura Ointment, pureat oi einol lienta and grcateat oi skin curca, Thu u the most speedy, perman ent, and economical treatment ior torturing, diaiigurmg, itehing, burning, bleeding, scaly, cruated, and pimply skin and scalp hu mours with loss ot hair oi tniants and children, known. Mn uuaaoi pauri i laOonuaaa sor, Sjrtilfl l.) i i in i a nisiassi, loi beauU (yiug lliu skin, tin i luauslug Uie lealBi Bad Uiu sPipplug uf falling hah , (or luftOBlBgi wlilluuliig, ami ...ii . i. red. rough, aud sore Baads, uiel lor all (In purposes ol Uic kiliet, uetfa, awl Buraery. MUttuai ol sroassa Bee OP- in i U4 .-.oai Ii. i m. i i.in,)iuslrrlUUi.u, InBamiuaUous, xiut i li.ulug., uo Ires or udBic slve persptrsUou, iu wsahas Joe okrve wcskueasis.aod fcu ... 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