V , lyv,; i picture Free! HEN your purchase amounts to $2.00 or w over you will receive a beautiful phototype Twenty-four styles to select from. Ask to see them leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. Cyf FOR CARPENTERS uu Island Empire Raosat fan diston'i Cry. ijtf. " - . r ..,,. I i' . i. i.iuh ,.rtlit .DPMI ID the :arienteM of " . C.. ulnl rin I W I'! tow II' 111 nil- Illieuiw , wii in most instances were .1-1 ...n.niallt like til if : i -- the same situa- s, in- m - , , , , mi MfD(B a 1 1 W oiiuuinn .ttimii .ccas. med by taj iireruiiiau'a cgli ,or carpen isi.peart that a iMiildinu boom Vict the I' ''"' Empire, and gt)ii rverywtierr are Nftgad II ui hi dwelliii houses. B " miJ Robert r 'ureter, of the an i iik' .;. '- '"' 'ari z smart I expectations earlier in A le weeks ago, moft ggejeil id the building trades a Npplyiog niateriala tuought r tuumier ae kuiiiK liw little Hut, at iiiii- time, at the narr tmt ai'le to keep Dp with fin. lor the business MM aud i aeii"pnl from Hie DtOaptctift r;o orderf of a dull MM into laiaf thlBtf tbat it ia bard to get principal rraauii wnv building 00 a luJdeii a b.ioni is tbe i at ai prusptcti lor heat y tel la. It Mi a abort time ago tbat tnotit RttUaNfht tlie crop would be very at. ind this aitti pr wpecte for il. priest, canted all farmers to be- asrvatie. M hen tanner are nitift and talk of withholding IT traUc. then town tiennle liec.iine rtalits. and tilan tor th- en neiifl - i "! Du niurr uiouey tbati is hecea- lllUil tinte, tlie I'Mii .r inii.'ctk art tHaally good It is tbe common n tlat lue yield will he a bumper ud id consequence business of all a if boaod to leel tbe result. i'ju tiiuwD in the -taUjuients of iit'ier regarding tbe building lull be ielt later ,n all lines in vLol Haodllaton. and ihrough ti Inland Kmpire. Arrival! at Hotel Pandlaton. II It Travis, Chicago. r P Minuauh, New York. 1 1 Mct.il very, Walla Wat la. C O Arabs, Si Loui. t V, GMMUd, Portland. .1 K Krauae, citv. II M Ogden, Portland. (teo II Fitagibbon, Portland I A Walkout, Portland I Sbulta, Portland. K B C'ooian, Portland. M L Stanlev, Portland. L w Held. in . K R Harriet and MB, Spokane Kd Ehen, city. .1 DdfR Hartman, city. Win Smith, Arlington. W F Butcher, Baker City. ,lauien W Iavie. Portland. W I Kurtt. Deafness Cannot Da lurid by local applications, they cannot reach tbe Maieaatd iMrtion o( Ibv ear There la only one way to cure drnfoeu, anil that It by constitu tional remedial. Heafnu. I rauked by an In Hanii',1 conilitlou ol the mu hi- llnlug M tlM biiklai hian lube. Wbon tbl tube get in flamed you have a rumbling sound or Imper lect hearing, aud when it 1. entirely vlueed ilcalueak 1. the reault, and uuleu tbe lurlauuua Hon can be taken out and thl tube reitored to lu uonnal condition, hearing will be destroyed lorever , nine caaet out nl ten arc i aUMtd by catarrh, wblcb l nothing but au intlameil uoudltion of the mucou. surlacet will (lve oue hundred dollar, (or any caae of duafuc iiau.i'd b ratarrh) that cannot be cured D itair. Catarrh t'ure. dend (or circular., (ree. r. J. CHKSKV .V CO., Toledo, U. Hold by all drugf tatk, 7 c Hail'. Family I'll!, are the best. i he Blka Carnival siraai fair.' For tbe above ttie Washington dt Columbia river railway will aell tick eta to Tacouia and return lor $K. Tick ctx on aale Auguit 16 gixal returning up to aud including tbe IWtb. The Northern Pacific baa been declared the otiicial route by tbe Spokane Klka, and a largo escaraion train will leave that city Auguat tbe IMfa for Tacoma. For lull information call at tbe city ticket otlice. WALTIB AKAMS, Agent ! an Dot prepared (or HAkVEST im have bought a pair uf our Colored Glasses - , 6 and , White or c,.,re.i 10, 40 uxl .'ax. tve Protectors W CLOCK 5. aM I ... tkuMi (,,. 1 75c, $l.5, $1.50. ,n""t ",1 Ma M will (ill your ' ?waiafactioii. L HUNZIKER, and Optician... Tbink About It. If you will only think it over you will M to aee Martin when vou want to buy gruoeriM. Hii motto ia "beat pootta m loweat pricea." Hia atock i Very large and well aelected. Martin : baa the beat bakery department iu the city. Working 24 Houra a Oay. There 'a no real for theae tireleaa lit tie workere Dr. Kiug'a New Life I Pilla. Milliona are alwayt huay, cur ing torpid liver jaundice, uuouaiieet fever and ague. They bauiali aick tmaduche, drive out malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taete nice, work woadere. Try them. Ufa at Tall man & Co. 'a. For Sale. About 300 bead of cowa, calvea and yearliuga, about 70 bead of beef cattle in the baud ; alao, tbe tiueet aummer rauge in tbe uiouiitaina for aaie. Teruia, half caah, balance iu oue year. Tbia ia a bargaiu. Inquire at thia ottice a m a baya Ha Waa Tortured. "i ai'flereid aucb pain from corna 1 could hardly walk," writea H. Kobin aoii, Hillaborougb, Ilia., "out Buck len'a Arnica Salve completely cured them Acta like magic on anraina bruiaeii, cuta, aoraa, acalda, burua. boila. ulcere. PerftN't healer of akin diaeaaea aud pi lea. Cure guaranteed by Talluiau 6c Co. 26c. Alexander -Iter 'a For aala. On account ol departure 1 offer (or Mlf "y private bouae, corner .lobueou aud Webb atreet, containing eight rootna, alao a four room cottage and two Iota near acbool bouae. J. HKI'KUM AN . PLEQED ARTICLES r,aK aK,gent''luens and ladies' gold and silver watches, toi IH " ls' err'n8 chains and great variety of Jewelry tnm dat Wtranaely low prices during the month of August. Wly for the bargains "Ubt L J,plcte stock of furniture, linoleum, stoves, I M puirubing and tinning given prompt attention Joe Basler, Main Street, Pendleton OIL STOVES - WJ.CLARKE&CO. Opera House block. Line of Tents, Wagon JVrs, Anti-rust Tinware, General Hardware. JESSE FRANKLIN MOORR DIKD THIS MORNING FROM BLOOD POISONING. Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow at aeho. Ha Wai a Native or Butter Craak. I.'tw Kranklin Moore, aon of .leaae Moot, aged 18, rcaidctit of Butter creek, died at the Pendleton aanitar mm Una morning, from hl.xi.1 poison ing, reanltant from a wound canaed b the explosion of a gnn barrel. The bodv waa taken to Kchn on the Over land PMMMjM train thia MonlMJ, which being late paaaeil thloagh Pen dleton abort Iv In'fore noon. The funer al will be conducted in Kcho tomorrow aftwrnooo hi i o'clock. tiu Ban w 0 Miller, of the M. K. cbatwh, aouthi official ing. Born on Butter Creak. Krarikiin Moore waa horn in Septem ber. 1RH;1, on ltuttcr ,reek. on the ranch owaw aad Mad now tn hit fath er, .leaae Moore, a Well known ami in fluential livestock man of that region. He would have been eighteen yeara old neit month, and baa spent bis life on the home ranch assisting Ins father m the conduct of the extensive bwt neas he conduct!. Six yeara ago his mother died. He was a dutiful aon, and won manv friends bv his pleating manners anil excellent character. 0, K. Thompson, MigBDM and life long friend, came up to Pendleton in reaMnse to a message, and attendeil to the details of the funeral here and at Kcho. A Gunthot Wound. Heath resulted from blood poisoning. Moore, as was related last week in Iba Fast Oregonian. had been hunting dtii ks at a pond near hia home, halt a mile away from the bouae, and had killed several. He pMMMdMl ti reload the nie-e, an .ild fashioned muxale Mdat, and while a bov was using the ramrod to draw tbi dead ducks from the water, Mo, tc. having ram med home the charges of powder, poured in the shot, placed wadi in tbe ends of the barrels, raised the gun and placed caps on the tiring tubes, and then was letting down the hamuieia, making the mistake of holding one hammer an I releasing the trigger con trolling tbe other, the expl sion of tbe charge bursting tbe barrel. Used Smokeless Powder. Moore had run out of the ordinary black powder, and had opened some shells which were charged with pwder of the amokeless kind. This had been placet) in the gun for the new loads. It was reported ahoiit town that thia su.nkeiess powder is more poisonous than the common black and was re sponiible for tbe blood poisoning. This Dr, Cole said cciild not Ite au thoritatively asserted, and added that from any gun ahot wound blood poie- oinng or gangrene may at any tune re suit. Thi la recognized in tbe cases of wounds on hattletielda and accidents on Fourth of duly celebrations. Metal Waa Rum. It ia alao learned tbat tbr piece of the exploded gun barrel taken from Moore's arm waa rusty, aud indicated ttiat the barrel waa defective and had been cracked lor some time prior to tbe accident. Thia waa the element of danger, rather than the auiukeleaa pow der, which according to report caused the poieoniug. A PORTLAND ELOPEMENT Dudley New and Mlaa Pott Skip to San Franalaeo. Port'aud, Aug. 14. An elopement, the priucpais of which are both well known, is oue of tbe leading to nice of conversation at preaent. Dudley New ami Miss Helen Poet are the star ac tors. Miaa Post ia the only daughter of Fd i'oat, one of tbe beat known ho tel men on tbe Pacific coast. New wan a member of the Second Oregon and served in the Phiiippinee. He has held a number of excel leut tstaitione, but failed to accomplish much. Of late he worked aa clerk iu various cigar atorea. New was married about a ..ear ago to a young Portland girl, whom be deserted to elope witli Miaa Pott, Huriug the Flka' Caruivai here last hlli Mra. New waa one uf the leading candidates for queen. Gamb ling occupied a large part of Naw'i attention aud be IrequeuUnl tough daucea. When he skipped mi be bad practically no money, i-inancee for the trip were raiaed by Miaa I'oat, alio borrowed mouev from acquaintance. The young couple ded to au Frauds co. No attempt baa lieen made to lol luw them, ami Mr. New will petition for divorce, BOY HAD HIS HLAl) CRACKED George Story Wat Playlnc Fireman Down In Portland. Portland, Aug. 14. While playing ti reman, lieorge Story, 11 yeara old, fell and cracked open hia head. The accident waa peculiar. The story fam ily live on Fourteenth atreet. Iu company with other youugatera of hia own age, lieorge waa playing fireman. A ladder wa placed agamat a tree aud up thia lieorge climbed. From the tree be crawled, where the imaginary conflagration waa raging, to tbe bouae. Huriug thia feat he lost hia balance and tell to the ground, atriking upon hia head. With moat b tbia would merely have resulted iu a severe shak-ing-up. but tbe reault waa more serious with ItOfj Ilia head, apparently, waa not very hard, for the bone waa , letely cracked around the top. re perfect circle could not have made by a surgeon. Medical at tention was at once summoned, but it is feared that recovery is impossible. A MiW POLITICAL QUARTET Combination Formed to Control Republi can Parly In Oregon Neat Campaign. Portland, Aug. 14.- There is a new couibinatiou being foruiexf for control ling the politics of the state that is the reuublicau brand according to ex cellent authority. This combine said to oonaint of lirahaiu (ilasa, Jr. , Jonathan Bourne, jr., Waller Mat thews aud Henry K. McOiuu hath member ol this quartet is well known throughout the state and require no further identification. Ibey repre aeut different shades of political be lief, or rather are affiliated with the several republican factions. (ilasa. who has been secretary ol the gil) aud county central committee, for Mulluomah, is "out" with Senator riifltOOi aud, it is alleged, is trying to cause a separation between muiou and H W. Corbett. Meetings have been held by theae four men and the fact has been noted by those to wboae iu tereat it is to watch theiu. The aupposition if that tbe quartet are out for moue , although in tbia it is said that Mcliiuii aud Matthews have ulterior motivaa. (ilaaa, goes report, will induce Cornell to come out for aenalor again at the next legislative miiou aud will also try to have the ex-aenator delray tbe expeuavw of lilass' campaign for stale printer, should the latter receive that nomina tion, which appeare very doubtful at tbia stage uf the game. COMtlNIS ARl ROSY. Chrlt Raniev Took a Trip to tha Farm or Robert Latnt on Tueagay. Chrla Kanley took a trip out to the farm ol Robert Laing on Tuesday and watched the big combine at work. The power is furnished by '-H horses. Mr. Kan lev was delighted with what he saw. it being his first inspection of a combine while in operation. He rode around the field and took particu lar note of what was going on. His opinion is that the I.amg bovs are adepts in the matter of running a com bine and that not enough wheat is wasted or lost to make it worth while mentioning. Mr. kanlev is like a great many others when seeing a com- nine lor tbe nrst. greatly surprised at ti,,. am,, in, I rvl v,,,rL lhl ..a,, l.. aa. OOBpl labfjd ami surprised the MOORtj time that he had lived in a wMelt country for so great a length of time witnont having seen a combine at work . A HARVRST FIRLD ACCIDRNT. Holland Archibald Will Harvest No More Tnii Saaton. John Archibald and his son, Holland Archibald, own a large engine, a Pitts 120-horee, double, tsSM, Tlx-v were at work on Mcl'ii I lough's place in Oold Spring, near Pave Cargill's, on Tues day, August IS. At about 0 o'clock in the morning Holland Archibald was oiling the engine while it was running, lie fell hetwiH'ii the boiler and the th -wheel and caught hia right hand in the machinery His thumb, knuckles and the bones in the back of his hand were broken and crushed. He came at once to Pendleton and lutd the wound dressed by Or. W. QL Cole. The injury is so severe in character that the victim will not le able to render much assistance running engine for the remainder of the harvest . son Had Holland Archibald not grabbed tlm machinery and threw him self to one side he could very easilv have la-en killled, and was therefore lncky in a way. In cases of cough or croup give the little one One Minute OOMfO Cure. Then rest easy and have no fear. The child w ill he all right iu a little while. It never fails. Pleasant to take.al wavs safe sure and almost instaiitaiiteou in effect. Talltnan A Co. ENGLISH BUYING CAYUSES Happenings ai Lehman Springs. Lehman springs, Aug. 13. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Furnish and a few friend enjoved a very pleasant whist party at their summer cottage I r n lay after noon. Those present were Sir. and Mrs. W. J. rurnish. Mr and Mrs. Wm. BlMbor, Mr. and Mrs Lm W, Held, Fred Schineer, Miaa Slark weather, Allen SI usher and H. H. Harrington. Messrs. Slusher and Har rington won the greatest number of games. Kefreahmenta were served. Mr. and Mrs. Kurniib went to I'kiah Saturday to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. II. Warren are rll it inn relatives at liranlte Wm. Itaker and Tom Hovlen arrived vundav morning Ironj Pendleton. Will Kaker was robbed of a I ox of apples Isidore he wa- on the grounds ten minutes. The Hard l imes Masquerade to be given at Lehman springs, Saturday night, ugiist 17, is looked lor ward to with much pleasure. A large attend ance is expected from Hidawaj -prions to Camas Prairie. Last night some of the hoys moved the piano to the Imwluig alley net the balls, pins and blackboards to the dame hall. The card tables and cards were put on top of the card room, every body was properlv obbod in a general way. Some one helsl themselves to Mrs. Slnaher'a chickens last B? log but did not have them five minutes until sol ne else borrow. -, them again. rub, If the action Of your bowels ia not easy aud regular serious comp nations must lie tbe dual result. DeWitt's Lit tle Farly Kisera will remove this dan ger. Safe, pleaaant and effective, rail man A Co. Kor Sals. For sale five room house, corner lot, six blocks from Main street, price IWO. F. T. Wad. Kruptioiis, cuts, burns, scalds and sores of all kinds quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch liaael Salve. Certain cure (or piles. Beware of counterfeits. He sure you get the original HeWitt'a. Tall man A Co. FlGPRUNE Cere Ski The most wholesome and nutritious substitute for cof fee and tea. Made from the choicest California figs, prunes and selected grains. A delicious, strengthening beverage holds its delicate flavor to the bottom of the cup. Physicians recommend Figprune. All grocers sell it (- YKAKS, IQ, 15, ;s VKAKS of Stomal li 1 rouble. N mat ter how long stainhng. NAU'S DYSPEPSIA CURI: WILL CUkl oooaoooo Vv e want I lis weakest .Uiuia. lis Uj treat. Tills rsuiedy will restore lite .. . 1 to norma! aud tiealtli) loudilien II rou MM oeen .urlef lug win, liyspepsia Ueiu uaiug 11,,. remedy, aad see how you will gradually luiuro.v For sale by i allman & Co. and all first class druggists, or send to Frank Nau, Portland Hotel Phil mais, Portland, Oregon. J'ip J1.00 a bottle. U bottles for ts.j, express prepaid. Staadard rsaiedj luf 611 Seaorrhuta and Ruaaisat IH 4R HOURS Cures Km) ar aad 8 leaser Ireehss. SAID TO WANT &0.000 IN CAVALRY. ALL FOR R. R. Wilton, or the Rurllnglon. states That Hit Road Hat Shipped Heavily. K. It. Wilson, the able NptVMVMa five of the Bvrlilatton company, .tale. I in Pendleton tislay tbat it they can Ih found. ,"0,iHXi burst's will be bought in this section (or the Knglish cavalry service. 'Already," said Mr. Wilson, "our people have shtpvsl out more than re cars, anil the nunilver will BsVrl readied ltki cars within a very ahort space of time. "The horses needed are those from lonrlcen-two to fifteen -one handr high, and an otherw ie not valuable. Those desired for the South Alricau war wr vice are lighter than the Kngliah gov ernment would use for their regular cavalry, or the American government, either. Hence, their purchase il ol especial value to the livestock owners of this regio'i. In the first place, they cannot lie sold to others to anv advan tage, and in the second place they will be removed from the rtnge ami will therefore leave it for the other classes of livestock that are more valuable." Oi It. Wade, cashier of the First Na tional bank, iu discussing the matter with Mr. Wilson, stated that these horses are of a site that decreases their value, inasmuch as Ihev are onlv good for use as "cow hor-es." and tt.e demand for such animals is rather limited. The feature of the removal of the horses from the range is of value be cause MM range i just n. vv OBlM small 111 comparison 'to the number of live sb ck banda that are owned 111 tin ter ritory. Throughout the prcecut sea son, anil all of last winter and spring, there ha- been much talk about the shortage of feed, ttid the dilhcilltv in finding range to keep the bands go ing. Anything thai will remove from the range a large number of animals that are now eating up the grass will relieve the situation from its present 1 strained condition and be of hem-tit all around. O.O.Htick, Reirne, Ark., says: I was troubled with constipation until I bought HeWitt's Little l.arlv Riga It, Since then have Ihwui entirely cured of my old complaint . I recommend them. Tall man .V Co, sot) . The greatest natural wonder of the Pacific coast is the Josephine caves of Southern Oregon, 4'J miles south of 1 rant's Pass. These were discovered only a few years ago hy a hunter, who pnrsncd a bear to its den in the en trance to the caves. They are situated in the heart ol Oravhack Mountain, surrounded by the iiigged ranges of the Cascades and are said to he the larg est caves iu the w orld . MIDSUMMER SALE a As after a iin Ufa you'll And Keapi of ighat so during our sul' wt havs r ouraulatad a. big lot of I REMNANTS 1 Calioo, Gingham, Outing Flannel, Dress Goods doMiM of different kind ol m.u' TIh'v in piled on our lane middle counter In the Dry JimhN section. The prices on then make salesmen un necessary. i i l.l, ANI SEE THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Agents Butterwiok i ratterm, m Tha Latest Soontlflo Discovery UInim-iI on the principle. "le-tioj the MM . ).n reniov e the effect." liarptt ide kills the germ lluil iiniM' (hoi drill! hy digging Up the sculp us they burrow their Mtlfcrons way o the hair nsil.w lu re tin v in. . iii v djsatroy tin. bail wltbouj danurufl ihi i hair will i;roW luxuri suit ly. Newbro's Herptcidc :'i daadruR. mel full ing hair, und Starts hair rowing vv in, in tod, One Ih it t It- will convince you o this. For Sals et all I n.t via., llrug Mures. ti Mormon Bishopa' Pilla .1 ,j saws sa e. ws i. In "M sn.1 , sSSt Ouras Lost m , Bloom n o r i.oan Insomn smen eoiVapie rvous Dm- Li'.W Rjfaca, Bl DeetreL sVamlnalimlaeione. lama sjacs, sjer.ou. g or uoni nni ina aiuDi uuiuHnwRsj w as. a - W vou. tw por ,.i.aa , m r i.i ....i.j. whs Essasi cm . a.i. has. Audreee, Wiehop Heniedr Co., gun franoteoot OaU WH WAI.R BY 1 'AI.I.MAN Al'tl., DRITMIITa, liLrrTOM . nRRSJaftSj FORKS I (INN I MINN IVNk ll VIS. LACE LEATHER SUCTION NOSE ROPES, STEEL CABLE, ETC ! : EVERYTHING - FOR - HARVEST HANSFORD & rNOMPSON, II A Kl W A UK HUN HAN PS Main StTfft. - Fcndlclon. Ore. BOLTS AMERICAN PLAN. $.100 per Day end I pwards l lnrat Hotel In tha Hacltk Northwgat. Call up: No. 5 lor Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. THE PORTLAND HOUTI.ANII, ORSOONi SaeKUl Wale, to HaMtgrn Oregon people visiting Mortigatl. Ileaduait a lur tourlate and lommenitl travelera H. C BOWHMti, Haoager. Heavy hauling K.s-cial s ii given to iilislguiurliuj , Laatz Bros. v Kirnl w m LysMflg II ke (It'.O. OAstVhAIJ, Hrvp KlttKdoiit Furolsbod S(Mm Heated l .uiupcaii IMait. Hlotk and a half fruaa depot Sainplr w. mm in tiaititBis Room V nil- SOc, 75c. $1.00 I L. Ray Co,, Huy aud tell Stocke, HoikIh Hotel Pendleton runt .l.ini lur caaii hi uu uiaiglu. Naw York Stock fcatlignge. clihago Stock I . ban. c in. ag.. I ina J vf Trade. Farmers Custom Mill PrS W altars, Prwsjrtotr ;aiaclty, loo barrels a day. riour eubauged lor waeal rioo, miiessl,Jaoplaairal, ale aiway. y j. nrflfl. Drfinti Ob h.u1 I Strictly kim Ua. uicelleot Cuhiae Kvery Modero Coo.'oleacv 7 4 Bar and Billiard Uooma Tha Boat Under New nanagement m Gltf lli i Trial. Ritas $1.00 I day Special Ritss by fas! or moatb Hadguartra for traveling Man Hota la fcaaten, Oragon. Succeaaora to J. e. Moore For Health, Strength and H ire llr,.,L II I ItUilUI V 11 IIIIA s s s s s Polydore Moens, Proprietor. ii