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THURSDAY, AUGUST h, 1901.
OUR
CLEARANCE SALE
STOPS AUGUST 15
t x t t
I unit Fail to See
Us and Oet a Pair
of Shoes for
50c
For House Wear
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Boot and Hho" Men.
BRIVITIBS.
Jas. A. Howanl. Kami loan.
I,arge shipment lead pencil. Nolls.
Hack for Teal sprinii, telephone
Main 7.
$1 atlirt waists, now 4ttc. Cleaver
Bros. Dry Hootis Co.
Ill duck suits, now $2. PH. OlttTtl
Bros. Dry 1. I- l!n.
let rent 4 -room house MNN toe
river. impure at this ollim
We are closing out (nut afl nt OOtf
At the Standard (Grocery Co,
You can UN money now by buying
your jara at the Standard grocery.
'Joe auninier kkmIn m .lime at III1...
per yard. Cleaver Broa. Irv ' i
Co.
Midaummer sale of whnIi gooils, one
hull (inc. Cleaver MM, DtJ
(tooda Co.
r'or aale t70Ut) ideal home. Modem
ten room houae, 21 lota, north tide
B. T. Wade.
Ice cieam for partiea and lodge
aociablea at special prices, qoalllj
guaranteed. Candy Diitton.
The Owi Tea House ad wax overlook
ed yesterday. They are olotlag (Ml
one line at a price that makea tmyinu
easy.
Creacent bicycles on the installment
plan at the Creacent agency in the fa
OreKonian buildinK, paymenta (I a
week, no interett.
Lost, a law gold miguei until an a
watch charm, probably between Baker
iy. Oggx saloon and .Mark Cation's cigar
atoru. William Baker will reward the
Under.
Cantaloupe, delicate in flavor, Iron
the celebrated l'ayette region. Noth
ing better can be obtained. Bend in
irdera to Standard (irocery company.
K. J. Murphy haa now the BOtt
complete line 01 wall paperH and herd
era ever ahown in Pendleton. All the
lateat ahadea and designs. You
ahouhl see the atock.
If the action ol your bowels in not
eaay and regular aerioua cuuipl icatioiiN
uuat be the Una I reault. DeWitt In
tie Karly Kiaera will remove thin dan
trer. Bale, pleasant and effective. Tall
man ii Co.
Dr. M. 11. Walker, palmist and
medium, can read your entire lift, Ifl
cate uiiuea, adriaea in business affairs,
marriages, love, makeH peace between
aching tiearta. Located in tent BOM
O. It. A N. depot. A few daya only.
'1'he business oltice of the Northwest
livestock and Woolgrowers' Journal
haa been removetl from tin- Makloek
buildiug on Court atreet, to Uhi office
recently vacate) by ft. W. lltOOBM,
in the postolliro hiiildmg, Main streit.
The bomelieat man in I'endleton aa
well aa the handaomeat, and others
are invited p call on any drogglll
and get free a trial bottle ol Kemp's
Balaam for the throat ami lung-, a
remedy that ia guaranteed to cure and
relieve all eh route aad testa poagba
aatbma, broncihtia and OOOtOmptioo
I'rice 25c and 60c. Kor aale hy Tall
man A Co., eole agenta.
SpokesmanUeview "Dla ain't no
(tall game; ir'aan argument , " waa
the comment a local comedian paaaed
upon the exhibition yesterday after
noon, wherein Seattle scored 18 rnna
and Spokane 4.
Tush ami Olover were threshing
wheat on their place near the month
of Blue creek near Walla Walla, Tues
day, when the knuckle" of the tumbler
became hot and net lire to a bundle of
wheat being run through the machine.
Forty sack" of grain were consumed
and "three bortM were burned to death.
Prompt action prevented the lire from
spreading and igniting other bundles
that lay on the Held.
Columbia Colleirs, Milton. Oregon.
Thia school ia located in the safest
town in the Northwest lor young peo
ple. A population 01 KHsl, and not a
saloon. College haa departments of
literature, KittMt, elocution, business,
music, and preparatory courses. K11II
lacnitv. Separate ami ilirst class dor-
1 initory accommodations lor boys and
girl:-. LOW terms. Send lor catalogue.
Aihlress the agent.
SPBAKINQ ABOUT DASBBAU
A Uamt to bs Played lunday, August 18,
Tor Camatiry Road Fund.
At a meeting of William Martin en
campment, No. 1, Pioneer. Ol the I'a-
cine, held 011 Wednesday evening,
August 7, Boy Bitner was appointed
chairman of a committee by Com
mander Kirkman to organize a hase
ball club to l' composed of members
of that order. It is proposed to have
another game ol baseball, the net re
ceipts to he added to the (mid lor the
improvement of the roail leading to
Olney cemetery. Sunday, August 18,
ia the date, and 2:.'lil p. 111. the hour.
The opnslng nines are to he compos
ed of Knights ol
of the Pacific respect ively . The
Knight- already have their nine well
organized and in practice. The Pio
neers will gt into as ginl shape as
possible.
President W. H. Lucas, of the Pa
cific Northwest Baseball League, ami
President C. A. Wnitemore, of the
Portland Baseball club, are already at
work on baseball pinna for next year,
says the Oregonlan. The plan that ia
protmsed is to form an eight-team
league, taking in Portland. Seattle.
Spokane and Tacnma, of the present
league, ami adding Butte and Hole mi,
while one team would represent Walla
Walla and Pendleton and another
would do the same for Vancouver and
Victoria. If the railroads grant what
are considered fair rates, in all proha
iblity this league will be formed. An
other proposed project is the invasion
of California territory hy locating
teams at San .lose, Stockton, Sacra
mento and San Francisco.
PKRSOHAL MBNTION.
Miss Margaret Downey is enjoying
a vacation at llidaway.
Mrs. Dean Tatom has gone to llid
away springs for an outing.
John Wilson has taken a position
with Hawlev Botherrs, grocers.
Dallas O'llarra will arrive in Pen
dleton this evening from Lehman
springs.
Mrs. Victor llniuiker of Walla
Walla is a guest of her sister, Mrs
L. Hnntiktr.
Walla Walla Union : Miss Kva Jus
tice of this city has returned from a
visit with friends in Pendleton.
Mrs. T. 0. Taylor and Miss Ida
Thompson will leave this evening for
a two weeks' visit to the seashore.
Charles Clement and Kred l.nalz
expect to leave tonight for Seattle,
from whence they will sail on Monday
for Alaska.
Will Moore has returned from Port
land, whence he accompanied Mrs.
Moore and son who went. SB to thi
coast.
Mrs. T. W Ayers, jr., has gone to
Portland. With Mrs. B, A. Vaughan
and Mrs. Al Roberta she will visit
the seashore.
Walla Walla Union: Mrs. Sarah
I gg-Thompson and Miss ft. Wilson of
l endleton are in the city the guests of
Mrs. .1. W. Cookerly.
Gtorte Darveau, proprietor of tl
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS
I.OSKH AT GAMBLING MAY RKCOVRR
TWICR AMOUNT LOST.
The Appropriation of Water From Flow
Inn Spring Wat Sustained Four
Raitarn Oregon Cases Dscldsd
Tbt opinion- in lour cases as an
nounced by the supreme court Si Ore
gon have been received by Deputy BO"
preme Clerk Lee Moorhouse:
A Loser May Recover.
John Meyers, respondent, vs. John
Dillon and Charles Melhpiist, appel
lants, from Union county ; Rohan I'.u
kin, judge; affirmed. Opinion hy
Chit I Justice Bean.
This actlcu was brought under sec
tion .:.V;h 01 Dill's Annotated Laws, to
recover double the amount Ol IWO tl
leged to have been lost hy plaintiff at
a game si "twenty-one" carried on at
the time hy the defendants as proprie
tors. The jury found that plaintiff
had lost 2())l, 'and the court entered
iudgment lor $40(), from which Dillon
appealed.
The supreme court, in atlirinini: Ihll
judgment holds that under citioii 77H,
subdivision 12, Ot Dill's code, common
re nil it inn wa competent evidenced
li e ownership nt f he Mtttbllng dm ire.
D is also held that when a di lvndant
has pleaded guilty to a charge In a
criminal action, his plea mnv he intro
tinted In evidence in ,1 civil action to
allOW tU admission ol the Mil-'. The
jnrv's flinliug tl at UO WM Inst hy
th Oraml
water was
off his
stun 01
that his
Hotel St. iiorge, returned on Wednes- nlnintiff is held to ne proper and ill Ml
Stomach
Difficulty In Curing Chronic
Troubla Overcome.
The medicines used hy physicians
ami in the many dyspepsia tablets are
what may he called "Relief inedi
cities," like Pepsin, and the many ar
t i tic i it I digcttors, and soda, charcoal
etc., which act II anti-acids. They
relievi the symptoms, like fullneaa,
bloating, and belching alter eating,
but that is all ihey do. The real
trouble remains, the sufferers go on
tor years ami years taking this class of
medicines, resorting to extreme diet
ing and washing of the stomach.
VVh.11 ih needed is something that will
have a healing action "t the inflamed
mucous membrane, ami restore the
peptic glands to their normal condi
tion, and this is what Nan'- Dyspep
sia cure will do, no matter how long
standing the case is. It is a new ami
successful treatment. It has cured
cases of A ami 2" years' standing. It
is absolutely necessary for the patient
to be persistent in the uae of it, and
lo take it for aouie time after the
symptoms of the trouble all disappear.
For sale hy all first class druggists.
AN ART DISPLAY.
Feather Dusters.
The largest ami lest line
of feather dusters ever
displayed in I Vndleton.
TALLMAN & CO
CAMPSgLL-JORDAN.
The Wedding or Two Popular Pendleton
Young People Gceured Wednesday.
The wedding of tieorge . Campbell
ami Miaa Ktta M. Jordan occurred at
It o'clock 111 the evening 011 Wednesday,
August 7, al the home of the Rev. it.
A. Copple comer of Mark and Per
kins streets, ju North Pendleton. A
iiuminw of intimate friends were in at
tendance and extended hearty congrat
ulations. The ceremony waa perform
ed by Rev. if. A. Copple, the new
ly installed pastor ot the Christian
church. I be bride has made her
home in recent years with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. WelU,
her parents reaiding at Albany, Or.
The groom bus resided in Pendleton
for yuara and is well known aud trust
ed in buaiueas circles, ile ia at pres
ent holding a responsible situation
with the St.. Joe store of' the K. M.
Lyons company. The contracting par
ties stand high in Una community,
aud receive the best wishes of many
friends for uiibouuded iiappiness dur
ing their lives. They will reside upon
West Webb street.
Itv evening from a business trip of
four days to Spokane.
Mrv C. B. Wade and her nephew,
81 Bi Bearce, the latter from LtWit
ton, Me., leave tonight (or Portland to
remain lor a few daya.
Win. W. Iteinhart. who has been a
Pythias and Pioneers nIUJgl nf Ralph Wade during the past
three weeks, lalt this morning for his
home in Olympia, Wash.
Koherl Potwine came imme b team
IrOtB Warren 'a Union county ranch on
Wednesday evening, making the jour
ney in one day, 72 miles across the
mountain-.
Mrs , P. Marshall and Miss Bell
Bishop leave this evening at 6 o'clock
via the W. 0i R. R. and N. P.
roads, going to Victoria, B. C They
will remain (or about one mouth.
Miss Blanche Lar.gd n, who has bttfl
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. K. I). Weaver, returned thi
morning to her home at Colfax, Wah.
Mrs. Dart Casey and her daughter,
Miss Delia Casey, are visiting in la
coma with Mrs. Maggie Hummers ami
Miss Nelile Lindsny, Mrs. Casey '
daughters.
A. Meyerheim, I be dash ing and DOS'
nlar representative of S. Rat. Blitt
works. New York, is a guest at the
Hotel Pendleton, on his quarterly vis
it to this city.
Salem Statesman: Mr. and Mrs.
R. K. Kennedy of Pendleton are in the
city today, en route to Newport (or
an outing. Mr. Kennedv is SBllntN
manager of the Pendleton Tribune.
Miss Lura Sharon an i veil home WeiL
uesclav, and has resumed her dutie- as
stenographer (or still man A. Pierce,
temporarily performed hv Mis- Delia
Beagle. Miss Sharon was absent in
Portland (or a month.
District Attorney T. (i. Ilailey wil
leave (or Boise, Idaho, this evening
in response in a telegram from his
brother, (ieorge llailev, telling him
toe nine on account oi the illness of
his lather, John llailev, jr.
Spokesman-Review: Charle Down
er, conductor on l. K. A . passenger
trams out ut Spokane, has returned to
bit run, after an absence of six weeks,
which he and Mrs. Downer and their
little daughter spent in the east, visit
ing the Pan-American exposition ami
other points of interest.
Baker City Herald: Mrs. Alice
Smith of Pendleton state organizer (or
the order of Ladies of the Maccabees,
who was here a few weeks since, will
arrive in a few days in company with
two ladies from the east to renew the
work here, afterwards gicng to Sump
ter. Mrs. W. II. Jones ami daughters
Pauline ami Minnie left on the W. j
Oi R. train Wednesday evening fur
Seattle, where they make their head
uuartera lor a month. Thev will be
mined there by Miss Maude Jones and
Oi '. White and will take a trip to
Victoria and other British Columbia
ports.
T. Oi Tavlor writes from Colorado
that in company with James II. Kale
he visited the property, including the
spring, of tlie oil well company in
which Pendleton capitalists are inter
ested and lound it just as represented.
They are now engaged in selecting a
suitable location to bON a well. They
are expected to arrive in I'endleton in
about one week
I Judge W R. Rllii came up Wednes
day night from Newport, on Vaiilina
bay, where his family are, spent tialav
in Peudleton attending to matter- in
connection with the building oi his
new residence at the northwest corner
of Lewis and Lee streets, and will
leave tonigh' at U)l40 on his return
trip. 1 he judge reports that tin' Pen
dleton people at Newport, including
I., lirock and family, Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Reeder, Charles Wilkiai and
family, as being in pssd health and en
joying themselves.
Miss Bertha Alexander and Miss
I. Ha iiexter have returned to their
homes, accompanied by Miaa Teresa
Adler, Miss l.liie Baer, Mis- Char
lotte Lppiugcr and Mist Anna McKas.
Miss Alexander had been at Baker
City, Sumpter and other point- for two
months Miaa Dexter had been visit
ing for two weeks at Baker Citv. Miaa
Adler ia the guest ot Miss Ktta Hu
ter, Miss Baer ia at the home of Mr.
and Mi- IftJ Baer; Mish Rppiagtr
and Miaa McK.u are guesir. of Miss
Bertha Alexander
Walter Fell ia in receipt of a letter
from bis brother, Theron K. Fell, dat
ed July 2 and mailed at Circle Citv,
Alaska, July o. Mr. aud Mrs. How
ard Dodsoii have arrived at Circle
City. Mr. Fell aud John DudtSfl are
at No. o on Bachelor's creek, gfi miles
from Circle City. The last two expect
to come out about September I ami
will .-pen. I the winter at Portland and
Pendleton Mr Full .- Hi. grttttti
annoyance oouies from BMMBflitOtt.
wilich are large and numerous. I h. v
semi back for iBtptttloB a number of
photograph- taken by Mr. Dodson oi
views at and near Circle Cm
Lse Northouso Makes a Vary Pleating
Una Fine Indian Studies.
I ee Moorhouse, facile princeps, I u
diau photographer, haa some pictures
on display that are better than any
ever before shown here from his gal
lerj of Indian laces. Some of the best
known lndiaua shown are Chiet Pen,
Mrs. Chief I'eo, Stella Tu-clans, White
Thunder, Black Thunder, Sabine and
papisioae, Columbia tieorge and Toy
Toy, and A-loni-iui, the last named
one of the converts to the faith of Mar
cus Whitman.
The most celebrated Indian of Hu m
all is l'e-tow-ya. Pe-tow-va is 111
years obi. She tells a story corrobo
rative ol this assertion, to the effect
that she waa fifteen veara old when
Lewis and (Mark paaaed through thia
ccountry in 1H05.
The new title earned by Mr. Moor
house, "facile princeps," "easily
chief" as it means, will not he denied
hv rational people who appreciate the
high stand. n 1 of art attained hv him.
it ia the common concession that his
Indian pictures are tin best in the
United States.
A neat booklet containing some
poems written by lendleton peode
has been issued by the Tribune The
poems were written with the Moor
house pictures aa themes. The book
let ia neat ami attractive ami has been
highly praised hv very many persons.
lent to warrant the court in enteril i:
judgment lor double the tmOflnt.
May Looate a Spring.
Tliema J. Brosnau, antieilatit, v-
W. P. Harris, respondent, irnm .Mal
heur COBJltr M. U. Clifford, judge,
reversed. Opinion by CIipo Inslne
Bean.
This was a suit to restrain I he diver
sion ot and inter h rem e w it Ji the Wtttl
oi a certain ring in Malheur lunnfv.
known as I ,x spring. I he opinion nt
Chit I Justice Lean Ms in part:
"The argument is that the water
perennial spring are not subject to ap
propriatiop unless they flow in a nat
ural channel or form pbM ol water
course.
"Whatever doubt may exist else
where upon the qntttlon, it would
seem that the right to make such an
appropriation oi waste, spring or Ntp
age water finds recognition in the leg
islation oi this state session law-in
IH:i, page IMOh The decree Ol the
court h'dow is reversed and one entir
eil here in plaintiff's favor.
Psrtonal or Rett Propsrty.
J. I. Alhersnu, respondent, v- tbt
Klk Creek Gold Mining company, ap
pellant, irnm Union county, Robtrl
Kakin, judge; alllrmed. Opinion by
.iut ice wolxtrton
The principal qBtttioB involved in
this case is oureruing the circum
stances which warrant the tonalttJtOM
that fiersoual property haa btCOBIt
part of the really hy being taxed
I hereto.
Damages to Rett Propsrty.
L. (Ildenburg, ri'spiuuleitt , . i
gop Sugar company, appellant. Iron
Union county; Robert Kakin, judge:
allirined. (Ipiinon hy Justice Hoort
Tina was an action to recover damag
es to real property. Piaintilf allege
that he ia the owner i certain land tr
Union county, and thai the deicu lant,
a corporation, unlawfully placed a
dam In Hm channel of
o I.. rrv..r hcridiv the
, dec.ed and over.b his ..rem ses
bordering on -aid stream, wash. Rg
" .i i . I .... I r, i c i ne till o-
U H I ne "
riga'ting ditche IBO carrying
lences, to Lis damage in the
"'H0t . , .
in .:..: I..., in,, testified
I IHIMI 111 o,.o
land before the damage was worth f."
per acre, and that be had BOTjr WW
R so low a.20per tOTt, tb ;ltndi
then undertook to show by the COttnl
BMttMr's record- that plain tiff I MM
sworn thai Ids Inn.l was worth lWj
The court rejected Ihll evidence, and
the supreme court sustains the ruling
upon the gr. und that the value exress
e, on the assessment blank It plttHKl
there hv the llttl or. fhllt W ""Ml
owner;-wear- only to the M Ol his
property and not to it- value.
Several other tttigntnttill "! error
are consnlereil, bill the sunn me COBfl
sustains Isdft Batkln In imtj particu
lar. Don't he Mtllftd with ten ran re
lief (ruin indige-tp n. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure permanently and completely rt
move- Mill complaint. It relieve- per
manently btOSBSt It allows the fired
ItOmtOh ptrfttt ret. Dieting won t
rtSl the Itonattti Nat.tr receive- iup
plies from the loop we eat. I he
hie WilV to help t'e e ' i to use
K nihil DvaniMisia ( nf
what you eat and ctn i
good i rtllmtn Co
ST. JOE STORE
FOR BARGAINS
a a
273
PAIRS I, A DIRS, MISSS8 ANJi
OHnPRBN'S SHOES, WORTH
FROM $1.00 TO $3.6 PA
A 111
PRICE
THIS WEEK ONLY.
)o not misH this goldoti opportunity.
LYONS MERCANTILE CO.,
do voll
SELLING
OUT
BARGAINS IN SHOES
Wl art- closing out
Ladies' Orfords,
Men's Tan Shoes
ami
All Short Lines
AT COST
i will close out our
WHITE ....
MOUNTAIN
tod ARCTIC
eg Cream Freezers at
a discount of 5 Ml
CgQl
Tin Whitr Mountain
ib so well idvgf tisatd
through all the leading
nagtsiacg that it needs
no further lomment.
Owl Tea House.
Jelly Glasses jje a dOMQ.
"Nerve Waste."
line m ine inoti lui prill bunks on iivrvo
vttkatittftr itsttd i that eutuiuii HHtrvt
Wattv," by Ui. riawjrur ol Sun fttl flsOO, tot
In Hi tlltli ttaouauii.1. Tills work of mi expr
eriuiiiKil ml repuulilu pliymuac U In SgstSS
utile c.nilr.iM to Ilic ml miiii of faur ncUlilK
wliicli pruvalla on ttol iDlvruttiiiK nl. uri
boiiiuU in oarslully uouaMervil tint ursi tlial
UttlttitBsl lisa the Wt srsnt met Us of wl
dom ainl tliueruy.
It It uixtorHi'l by both tbo i. ... ut
Sttt ulur pru. Tbo t Ulcugo .V.fvncu nyt: "A
Sjejgttl ti Hi" book null tbc tBgtlttlltl ol Us
brim iplsn will put bunltli, liopc u.l beart Into
thuuMu.fi ol llvvn tbsl ar now stgerttg
iBMtgh lnrvoua it tpao iiieul.'
1'Uii book la II On by mall postpsiJ
oueof Uio noat nuvreatliig cliapu-r. cuapuir
xx, on Nrruiiui ami .Servo Toniia bat been
prlule l teparalely aa a aauipls cbapter, amt
will be tvul to any aililnsu lor atamp by the
publiabera, THE PACIFIC M HI.ISMI.Nc, ((..,
tioi ti , San Kraucltco.
TWA N 8 F ER,
THUC K I N(;,
ST OR JCG E.
I hr
cmintv arc
the other In i
thetu. .t II tl
riHtT'CLASS
ii OOBSplSUl 1
Wblpti twsat
ItatBi r, tents
JUST THINK O IT!
fotrtpl of He ptopls in I'uintiliij
in-lining inn iiiirii"'- mnl 'a lillii ami
nir lire III ;
carry
lira, llritubrii,
has. "tritiK
.aa, all . r. I-
J08EPH ELL.
Leading Marnesfi and Saddlery.
Our midsummer
Furniture sale
fttrartion
attention
Shaili fg. . ut t. in:
Points Mirrors.
is thfl center ol
serves unusual
or you intend to furnish r,(ir ,
complete or ubi conn
l i r '. i i
.'Kuiiiion ot ;i few
tins is your opportunity,
twenty five different styles of
Iron Reds
l ressers, Commodes, Paiiti
nitnre. Oarnaita Mn
, , -limns. mi
I'lcturers, Main ah . (,,, (; at
niplate
lllll'.ir.
Undertalcing Parlora in Connection
A. RADER
Main and Webb Si
4t
mm
Rl.-Tlkl -IMl
m. la ii a
ihm inlly OI
whccla, or Jiiat repairing tin
mm. mi. 1 wo 'In nil n imir work tliormiKbly
ami In Hi.' h"l p nl'i... Manner i pu ton
Ursa to stay, ami t lie mi iUk' wc repair wa
tend out tottl i wltta n n ol thai miuioTuk
rattle I inn OOtSU I from lOOSt paila. II you have
ua ilo your work ret oat StPlteltlS hou koml
ll la ami liuw amall lm OOtl U
NEAOLE BROS.
YEARS
No mat
C YEARS,
of Stomach 1 rouble
ter liOv lone; ,. iiiliiij;.
NAU'S DYSPEPSIA CURL
WILL CUKI
o o
o
( mm aud examine jooUm aud gvl prices.
THE PEMDLETOM SHOE GO.
Win. Fitzgoruld, MaiittK"
Arasrlsan prlnkllnic Wskoos.
Siriiikliiiu wauoiis arn um-il nowail.iv-
ODUiuiiiiilv in in. nr. suiallur tnwiis ami
villamid, wliern tlmy were never tliouirlit
of sunie years sku. .Vuierivan ipriag
liflg waxoiiH are now loiiml all over tlie
world wherever suriukliiikt wanin- are
used. Tliev are exuorted to Australia
Cuba, Porto Kico, Houtli Auierica,
BOttlB Alrica ami IfiUrope. Hie uiikI
ern sprinkling waKon that tlie traveler
chances to see in Paris or Berlin tr
Hamburg came very likely Irani the
same factory as the one he saw here
before he led houie Koiug through
hi- own home street.
CROWNER & SON.
We want the ueakell tnuiacha In
Heat. TBU ri'ineily w ill KttMt the
alomaeli to BttBatl h ml heallhi
tteilHte II von hav bean tesTtfi
Utt "'Ih DrsptgSlt hvKlus taklnit
lbl lelueity, aO'l ee Imn ynn will
grtdtaUi itigttw
lor sale l Tallnian A Co. ami
all Hnt-clug iliunKists, or semi to
Prank N.iu. Porttaad Hotel Phtr
nuusy, Poftland, Oregon. Price
fi.oo a bottli . 6 bottlea for
express prepaid.
OREGON..
I l-LKPUONE MAIN 4.
First class wheat pasture lor cattle
ami horses. Inquire ol I'eter Watt.
SEALS!
Notary and
Corporation
ill!
...SALEM...
Sopta 23-28, 1901
Great Agricultural
AnJ Industrial Fair
BIG LIVE STOCK
mow
Good Racing in the
Afternouns
i. wait itf liorioNi i hhvaoo
rroaii m in iloiwu gveav kvim
ixii. wiin oo in Muato
ItttMIti Oassg fltetatA gets special
gssial ttaic. on Oatttwrs1 rtokais.
I " It ttSl HrinK- Ynin Kauiiln -
Heduvd Kales on all Kuilroads
Laurels
Attain !
The raria F.KiiUon
h i III. .1.' Ill' I'OllJ
rlerfal Aw .ml to
I.W.HARPER
KENTUCKY
WfllSKEY
fiol1 ninlnle
CoHi-r-
.in ' Mofltlt I
I In. If WM
duel by JOHN si IIMII1T
The l.ouvre 5uloon
PKNIII.KTON OKKUON
You get
Qood Beer..
When you drink
PILSNER
BEER.
Qtuurantow not to
OtUie headache or
dUiineu
The Columbia
Lodging House
NKWLY KURNIBHKl)
U H IN CONNECTION
IN CENTKR OK KI.ik k
BET. A I .'I'A A WKUItKTs
P. X. SCHBMPP, Pnp,
M ! V I itMIM . '., ., i
iri i.i n.i .
Ask for It.
Schult Brewing Co.
The Place to Buy : : : :
Is where you can oet quirk
mil ah tap prltm. iut m
v.nir order inr htadar badi
water tankh iiinl atd r.u k-.
Bent I llll' nf
Lumber, Lath,
paper. Tar
paper.Iam and
oemant, Pioksti
Platter, Brick,
Band, Biouldina
Boraan Doom 2
v indowi, Sasli
CI DOON, Terra
ColU r'ipe.
Metoo Pbrim Mil
Lumber Van!.
R. F0R8TER, . Pfopflatof.
Help or Situation
Wantod.
( F. Cook's LkplxJnt Agency
- 0f" Maiu ud 411a Street.
CURE YOURSELF!
i iii j u i, rr"
Cor. Court and Johnson!
PENDLETON. OWEUOf!
Mli'ain hi'at Kli'drlr Lllhla.
aVmsrloan Plan, rat.a ii.ii ioi sstt
Kiirnia'aii plan. 'K . i'.
rtpm ial rataa by wttitri
Pree Bus rieets all 1 relet.
Ci.mmen.ial I rsue SollduJ
Fine Sample Kuoros
Special Attention Ulvrnlu
Country I rtJe.
ciimi ai) koiii i:k. m
LOI for sale:
! BLOCK 81.
Pol sali-, hit In alO I
reei4ence lot at a low priH
ply to
c
.111(1
N,
BERKS.
Has tlie loilowiei hatjl
LOANS
11
.50n tO $5 Uclivm'd VVIIWAT I A Vixn PaemA.n .....
and save money. "
At luwest ralus
J. K. DICKSON.
tir.ler of us an.l save money.
Orders fur Kubuei tSuuips
Jio solicited.
I.ASTOKM.ONIAN HUB. CO
B 1
a. aa
BaW . 1
BalBaa
'... Imr iuVi'..
n .1.11, I.. ,7r . I. .' " lu"'
f i u
iK-.H a
4M0 iom A I
890 anrai Al
wlieat laiiJ
w heat Ilia
of
laolil t,, UruggUu.
ii i.! m1 ju'imrki
iNUoai.
mi i. .ii.. - - ... i ..I .
''...tirauwi. ,.fs Wl' Ofalt'tl
1 lot lownr Wold, street:
i in. i,t .i i., oi.
1 'fcular arul mi
reU Walters. Wreprletoi.
:ai)cUy, ifto barrelt a U
lourxcliauBa lor whw
JXZ', SIC
Al o I. i.i list 0l 0,1
uiau ia '(-
counts Dropuriv cheP'
alwayt Daily Bast O.ck""1''
tin .
i cairiar, only is csut. s
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