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;ieaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
El have nevn separator
L . 8lll.lt WIH Again He uperaung
Wimin a " "-
I tf 1 1' l" r.asicn, "-"S-
:i, rsachsti . T .
1: ir in' H "cn urFir.M-
, ..parator ii rr.lav evening,
Snlier northeast f IVmlletni,.
"r.. i - ... Pitta
BUM nr.iprrti - -.
u...v iik stacker and
fesder, ' hy telephone t'"iv I
mtt;&f III" llf WILirBiui .... .-
...... 'Hi
VJU. . ... ... ,, ,
ly liillett MBit mj '"
ilnoais cuoiitrie- lor UN psn
aauii threshing BMlfMStt. He
- f .1 A I. .. k ..... A
p. till! he fXtllHIH-'l lllf WIIOBV
' ' fl.ut till' VU'l.l Mill
: n " -- - .
,j in wine places '"" short 1,1 )l""
. in. i tin.. n.riCM .it. tit.
inirr w mi - -
Laajgr 'ltroyed lst I r !.
A Deep Byitery.
hit nvtterv wliv women emlnre
tttt. bfUdtfllf. lleTVnllSlieSN,
t Mftirw. niflnnclinlv, laititinc and
ipell when thousands have
tnt Electric timer am
irtlicarewch troui.es. "1 suffered
nrt eilli kiclnev trundle, " writes
,nm Gaariaf i Patanoa, u..
i Ittue hack named mr so 1
:w: dress mvself hut Electric
iliv cured uie, ami. altlmtigli 73
ioll. I m nn milt' U) tin hII my
' It MMM count i nation, nu
ippetite, give ii.Ti.-ri health.
': it Tlliiun V Do. 1 r ii tf store.
BTS NEW SEPARATOR
i Ittmoi Will Be Running Wednes
day. August 21.
Tinas- Kerr, whoee separator ami ,
Nli..uulDt acre ilcslrovcd tiy hi ti -
mi oomnmtwn liillnwml hy lire
tamiiv, August 15. at hie home I
North Cold auri iik euuntrv, .lid
lallss ant wheat to grow under hie
into it camp t getting a new
Shortly alter the accident
a new Runnel I eei-
ailtoitiMt It' HtMlkfr Hlf..
i hirtiaud. The order wa eent in
Neagle brothers of thieVitv.
The separator ami the reel ol the n a
chinery arrived iu Pendleton on Mon
dav anil if he.iiiK taken out to the farm
today. The threshing nutrlt will he at
work hy Wednesday, August 21.
ThiiH within Ave dayn from the time
.if the tleetructiiiii td f 1700 worth of
machinery and wheat, .Mr. Kerr will
tuts, hie new machine at work. The
eeparator, feeder, stacker, hell, etc.,
cost ahont $1500.
THISTLES AND DANDRUFF.
An Interacting Parallel and a Valuable
Deduction Therefrom.
Cutting down thistles no more re
lieves the laud of thittlc than does
scouring the scalp cure dandruff. In
eat'h case permanent releief can only
MMM (rout eradicating permanently the
uauee. A germ that plows up the
scalp in searching lor the hair root
where it aaps the vitality, causes dand
ruff, falling liair, ami haidnesa. If
you kill that germ, you'll have M
danJruff, but a luxuriant suit of hair.
Newbro's Herpicide is the only hair
preparation in the World Unit cure"
dandruff, falling hair and baldness hy
killing the germ. "Destroy the cause,
you remove the effect."
Twine in a Tnraehar.
An Albany telegram says: A pecul
iar threshing accideut happened near
hen yesterday. While the thresher
of in. hug V Rain was at work on the
farm ol H. Karsteus, near Albany,
a driver of a buudle wagon found a
ttve-pouiid hall ol binding twine in
toe field,, lie plared it on bis wagon
with the bundles, intending to leave it
at the in. i '..ne. When unloading his
wagnn and watching fur the twine, tiis
fork caught the ball on the under side
ol a bundle, it eacaped the notice of
the feeder and weut into tiie machine.
When H reached the evlinder of course
IhtNtHI smash. The cylinder cap
tlew up iu the air and striking the belt
bounded over the machine. The rylin
der and coueaves were broken, and
pieces of brokeu mat hinery were scat
tered everywhere Several men had
narrow escapee, aud indeed it was al
most miraculous that some were not
killed. The sepaiator tender had
been sitting ou the cap which blew off
not more then three minutes before
the accident.
Dearnesa Cannot oe cured
by local application., a. Ibey ...no. reach the
IocumiU portion ol tut owl. lueru 1. outy ou
way I
toim.
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ATCH, RING,
WATCH CHAIN,
CHARM, SLT
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or anything in the
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Wlloi lHtl,Kl ..)
""I" AM. d;!, , ,
UkHuQzicker
Jc'.rai optician
""e AlauoU.r and i.. ,.., .
aud that u by conemu
aeule.. IHwIuvu i I MMM by an in
udltlou ol the mucou. Uuiof ol the
it lube. Whuu lul tube gets in
a have a rurablluit wiuud or itupvr
feci beariug. and wheu il Is tiullrely closed
dealuea. l the reaull. aud unleu ihe ludauima
llou t an be takuii out ami HO. tuiiu realored Ui
IU normal coudlllou. hearing will be dealroyvil
torever , illue caaea out ol leu are caused b
oalarrh. which I. uothlug but au luttaur l
coudltlou ol the uiuoou. .urlacea. W will give
oue huudrod dollar, for auy caau of dafuo
icauaeU by caurrhj lhai cauuol be cured by
Rail's Catarrh Cure deml lor circular, free.
f. J. CHKNBV .V 00., Toledo. O.
Multl by all druggui., 7 .c
Hall' i .. ij fill are the beat
For Sale.
About 300 bead of cows, calves ami
yearlings, auout 70 head of beef cattle
in the baud; alao, the nueet summer
range in the mountains lor sain,
let...- half casb, balance iu oue year.
This is a bargain, luquire at this
office.
Tot Causes Night Alarm.
"Oue night iny brother's baby was
takeu with crjup," writes Mrs. J.C.
Snider oi Crittenden. Ky., "it seemed
it would strangle before we could get a
doctor, o we gave it Dr. King's New
Diaouvery, which gave uuick relief ami
permanently cured it. We always keep
it in the bouee to protect our children
from croup aud whooping cougb. It
cured me ol a chronic bronchial trou
ble that no other remedy won I1 re
lieve." Infallible lor coughs, colds,
throat and lung trouble. 60c and 11.
Trial bottles free at Tallman A Co.
"m PLED(ilD ARTICLES
wluding gentlemen's and ladies' gold and silver watches,
toC ii" km'1"' crrinK. chains and great variety of Jewelry
r sold al extremely low prices durinR the month ol August,
pearly tor the bargains
P a must Lumplete stock of furniture, linoleum, stoves,
gK Wockery and carpets.
cr tor plumbing and tinning given prompt attention
Joe Basler,
Main Street, Pendleton.
"OIL STOVES -
W.J.CLARKE & CO.
Opera Houtie block.
?W Line of Tents, Wagon
vers, Anti-rust Tinware,
General Hardware.
IN A SEMI-ARID REfllON
AN INT MOODY'S VISIT WITH UOVRRN-
RNT RXPRRTS.
Mountain Waters Could 8a Used For Irri
tation. Bingham Springs, Aug. 20. -Special
eorrespondnice. -I note in the papers
that Congressman M.viilv ami irriga
tion experts from Washington. D. C,
are in Oregon on a MtMloo of loqalr,
to ascertain the ooadltloai affecting
reclamation of arid and s.mi-arid
lands. I presn ne manv people think
it is a mere junket of officials who at
the public expense are going about
the country to soe the sights. I am
disposed to take a difTerent eiew.
People don't select hot midsummer
days ami travel across dnstv alkaline
plains in search of enjnment. The
idea is absurd. Furthermore, we are
prone always to ascribe wrong motives
to our officials, ami it refresh us
once in a while to take the opposite
view.
Certainly, if Congressman Moody
and the agricultural department repre
sentatives look into this question ol
rid land reclamation, thev will tier
form valuable public service. The fu
ture of the great west is tlejiendent in
large measure upon intelligent treat
ment ol this theme by our federal gov
ernment. the Mountain Streams.
Up here is brought lorcibly to mind
the fad that there is a wealth of wa
ter that might he used to increase the
productiveness of our lands. When
one thinks of the vast volume of wa
ter Mowing down these western moun
tains to the Colnmbia river, the enor
mous stretches ! arid lands composed
Of decomposed basalt or volcanic ash,
and the wonderful results that might
come from bringing the water and the
very rich ash lands into . .intact, when
he thinks of these things he will con
cede the rational demand for govern
mental inquiry into the conditions
governing.
The problem It 'complicated. Any
one can master the general principles
that water on volcanic ash lands will
cause wonderful production of fruits,
vegetables and grains. Hut the manner
in which the water is to lie utilized,
and the embarrassing questions ol
riparian rights ami equitable distribu
tion and conservation ol the suppl,
these are reasons for carelul investiga
tion hy scientific men from the na
tional capital.
A Thousand Contributing Rivulets.
Kven here, past where the I'matiHe
river flows, reaching Pendleton dimin
ished in volume and only large enough
to supply wtiat W. S. Ryers claims is
his for Houring mill purposes, are a
thousand small rivulets mining all
the summer long, aud everv mountain
canyon in the west lias as many. 1 lur
ing the early months enough water
tl tws to supply Mr. Myers ami thous
ands of acres of arid lands. Later, the
lower part of the river uear Pendleton
runs almost dry.
Imagine then a scientifically con
structed -torage system that won hi re
tain surplus waters in the early sum
mer in immense reservoirs, to be given
out during (he time when water is
career. It would transform L mat 1 1 la
county into a more productive region,
a region already wonderfully rich in
annually produced wealth. Mere is
the water. There near town are the
lands. Two elements in a great po
tentiality. Aud it is because of this
potential future for this eemi-arid re
gion that Congressman Mtsidy's junket
aud the visit of the experts Irom the
national capital hold promise of sub
stantial results.
The Kasi Is Studying Us.
It is in the working out of these
problems of the utilisation of Nature's
resources for the development of an un
developed region that the great west is
to uttaiu its possibilities. We ot the
west are ouly just now coming into
the observant attention of the control
ling east. Those w ho dispense things
official ami governmental are beginning
to study us. Cairtnan Burton aud hie
committee ou rivers and harbors from
ttie uat'onal house have taken up the
study of our "open river to the sea"
question. That aolved, ami the stor
age of surplus waters in the spring ac
complished, our county will be a
place that compared with 'he present
status will suggest to the future that
some one diecovered it with a modern
Aladin lamp. L
CROOK COUNIY IRgluATION.
00,000 Acres to Be Put Under Water by
a New Company.
The covering of 00,000 acres of arid
laud in Crook county is the aim of a
new company, the Oregon Development
company, fl.000.0iX) authorised cai.i
tal, incorporated last week at r-aleui.
J. K. Morrison, ot Minneapolis, Minn.,
it at the bead of tbe enterprise.
It contemplates bringing under irri
gation a little valley on the upper
OorOO of the Deschutes river, known
as talker Basin. That basin includes
about 100,000 acres of excellent sage
brusti laud, and it i estimated that
about OO.UUO acrea of that area can be
brought uuuer the proposed irrigation
system. Tbe aoil is eo very porous,
however, that it will beau agpoojllfO
job to carry tbe water. It will he ne
cessary to cement the canal in order
to prevent seepage that would euou ex
haust the water supply. TUo soil U
said to be exceptionally ricli anu it is
free of stoues, water ouly beiug need
ed u make it ideal larming laud.
But the altitude is about 4500 feet
above tbe eea, aud the temperature le
a that only tbe hardy crope flour-
i ere. It is adapted particularly
to L.itening cattle lor the market.
Mr. Morrison'- attention was first
drawn to the Walker basiu last April,
and I.-- i beu made a cureory .-xamina-tiou
of tbe place, which conviuced
him that it woold he a good held for
au investment in irrigation works
Then be made a trip to the Kaat and
bearau arrangements which have ma
tured luto au orgauitatiou prepared to
go ahead with the project. A eurve)
lug crew will be put iu the held tin
week to locale route for ditches and
make est i male, of tbe cost of the im
provement. w a a
MUOOY PANT Y DIDN'T Tt)P.
Went Through to The Dalles And Will
Keluro Later.
Congressman M. A. Moody aud tiie
party ol irrigation aud forestry experts
from Wushiugtoii, D. C , did not make
tbe atop at Kaeteru po m la they in
tended, hut weut through to The
Hallo, Mr. Moody's home, aud then
... Li. I ... Muukl Ui,uujit...ul.L. I.mIuV
fcu u.i.at.1. v " . viis-rvwu" j
A .............. T.tuucu an. I Wm.Ii.mm.
day, Auguat 20 to 'il. they intend lo
return to r.anumi vregou euou ui
mftbu i hu t..nr lit the lUiIlll-arld HUUU-
tiee. Tbe party passed though PeuOle
tuu ou Monday. The exact date) ol
their returu was nut yet known, as
stated to the bast Oregon tan, bul it is
thought it will occur during tbe ooiu-
lug week.
a. e -a
OOOU Y1BLD LluHT LAND.
P. J. Clbblns Naucb Preduees More Than
80 Bushels lo tbe Aers.
ri... P J. (lihhina farm IU Cold
Spriug, 14 miles north weet irom i'eii-
dleton, has turned off a good crop tills
year, the average heing something
more than :ti) hushels to the acre.
Andrew Lr.rson. who has bad charge of
tbe farm, came into town todav with
this report, He had 1W81 sacks from
150 acres. The land is light arid usual
ly yields considerably leas than 30
bWoolOi The farm is a part of what
has always heen known as the Dr.
Campbell place.
M. I, Logan, with whom Mr. Qlb
bins lives, At Cunningham. Wash.,
was in town with Mr. Larson, having
come down from Cunningham to at
tend to business connected with Mr.
Oihhins' affairs. Mr. Ingan will re
turn home tomorrow or next dav.
a
CLARK WOOD S TRIUMPH.
Gets Viee-Presldeney Walla Walla Frutt
Fair Boyd Gels Nothing.
The Lender is disposed to be gener
ous toward its humbled foes, says tiie
Weston 1 ex ler. In the hour of it
success ami triumph it never pauses to
commiserate with them, ami Bo won
der why they were born into a world
that tias offered them naught hut rJig
appointment, failure and sorrow.
As our readers will no doubt susivct.
these remark, are iarf 'Cit larl v applic
able to Boyd, of the Press. We pur
posely omit his title of "Colonel,"
hich has onlv been an embarrass
ment to hi in, inasmuch as he con hi
never live up to or adorn it in any
WAV. While llovd is still plodding
along iii ignoble and deserved obscur
ity, the edilor of the Leader is brought
in'o glittering prominence bv the un
solicited vet debiting honor of an ap
pointment as vice president o the
Walla Walla fruit fair.
The reason is obvious. While Bov.l
was darkle concocting his envious
slurs concerning our Kranklin county
ranch, whither we had gone, he said,
to introduce au improved breed of coy
otes ami harvest our crop of badger
fioles, we have really been out there
promoting the lovelv arts ol Pomona
and Ceres, and causing the erstwhile
wilderness to bloom aim blossom, even
as the cheek of a radiant maiden upon
her lir-t kiss. So r from being a
detriment, the badger holes are a
grenf convenience in setting out fruit
trees.
The difference between intelligent
performance and ignorant criticism is
thus illustrated. We have leen recog
nised as a successful horticulturist,
while if Boyd even gels a pass lie will
he fortunate hevond his deserts.
Gold: cold: Gold:
The late-t K.ldoradn is reported to he
on Nome Citv Beach, Alaska. Thous
ands of people are hastening there,
many of whom will return broken in
health. Of what avail is gold when
health Is gone'.' (tuaril voor health
aitli toe best of all medicines --Hos
teller's Moinach Hitlers, and yon will
always have true wealth. The Bitters
are for people who have abused their
stomachs, or are naturally weak. It
will regulate the bowels, stir up the
liver, invigorate the ki Ittsv. sod V'
soluteiv cure indigent ion, const i pal ion,
malaria, chills ami fever. It is a na
tural tonic, absolutely free from dan
gerous narcotics. D should he taken
to protect tie system from attacks ol
malaria, fever and ague. It's a gtsal
medicine to keep on loin I.
Railway Mall Clerks.
Tbe stand i ngs ot (he three young men
who took the civil service examination
here recently (or admission to Ihe
ranks of railwav mail clerks, have
been made public. They are as ltd
lows: Charles L. French, Pendleton,
HI percent; Civile K. Finch, Poodle-
t ho. no William J. Moore, walla
Walla, H-'. Kost A. Seeds, formerly
a clerk in the grocery store of Oliver
A f. . ook in. eiainination several
in. it. i hs ago and is now running in a
mail car between Detroit and Albany
in w estern I Iregou .
m- a at
For sale.
On account of departure 1 offer fur
sab- my privale house, corner Johnson
ami Webb street, containing eight
rooms, alao a four room cottage aixl
two lots nerr school house.
.1 sHKIKUMAS
WHO'LL BE S. P. PRESIDENT?
IDLB RUMOR THAT A. L. MONLSR TO
SUCCBBD C. M. HAYS.
or likely That Samuel Mtrse Fallon ot
the Alton System Win
Be Named.
Charles M. Hays has resigned the
presidency Of the Southern Pacific rail
wav company, as was told lie otliet
dav in the telegrams to tbe Rast Ore
gonian from San I'rsncsn-o, ami now
the gossips are busy trying to appoint
a man to take his place. A rumor
ig.it out frni Portland and finds place
in several newspaiers that A. L. Moh
ler, president of the o. R . N ., is to
succeed Have. The prediction was
made In a Portland railroad man who
as usual "is in a poattloo to obtain
the most accurate railroad informa
tion.' The rumor will not be received
with credence, though the remarkable
changes in the railroad nil ami in
control of properties make almost m
thing possible in them. days.
A more reliable report is from the
Sim Francisco Call. The Call says:
"The resignation of Charles M llavs
as president oi the Southern Pacific
railroad is an assured fact ami it can
be staled on most positive authority
that his successor will he Samuel
Morse Felton, Ihe president of the
Chicago Alton railway company,
now located in Chicago.
"With the selection of Samuel Morse
Felton for the Southern Pacific rail
road there can he no doubt that the
I'll loll Pacific railroad has absorbed
tbe California svstem and the policy
of the local railroad will be directed
hereafter from the headquarters of (he
I'nion Pacific lines in Omaha."
Mr Ifohlor, however, i" accounted
one of the most skillful administrative
railroad officials in the entire country.
He has achieved a great success in the
0. R. it N. management.
Short Line Radueea Rales.
Idaho people will be pleased with
Ihe anni.tint'f i t that lieneral Pas
senger Agent Hurley of the Oregon
Short Line has Announced thai the
company will shortly adopt a utnbrm
passenger rate of 4 cents er mile on
all its lines in Idaho. The present
maximum local rate is ." cents per
mile. Tin time lor putting Ihe re
duced rate into effect has not been de
finitely decided upon but it is an
nounced that the change will he made
not later than .Unitary I Mr. Hurl, v
is quoted by the Salt Lake Tribune as
saving:
"Idaho has been making such strides
in population in the territory t'ibutarv
to our lines that the road feels justlHis!
in reducing Ihe 5 cent mileage.
"Western railroads can not run on
the same mileage DMll as eastern
roads because thev do tin, handle Hie
tralllt . Their running expenses are
consequently much higher in propor
tion. Ten years ago, (or example,
Idaho hail something over half the
population it now has. In a sparselv
sell led country -uch as that was, the
local business must lie 'iiiimporlant.
It was, therefore, necessary for a t
cell I rale to he colon e.l
"Ultimately, I expect that the short
Line will le on a 'A cent basi- That
is the lowest permanent basis on which
a railroad can tie run with profit."
m YEARS, to, is. VBARI
of Stomach 1 rouble. So mat
let Low long standing.
NAU'S DYSPKPSIA CURK
WILL CUM ooooouoo
Ht want Ihe weakest eloioacha to
Moot, Tin. reuiedy will re lore the
stomal h lo normal auti healthy
eoDdllten II you have been ufrr
lug with b)pepla beglu laklug
tbl reuiady, aod tee i, . yuu will
gradually linprov.
For sale b) Tallman & Co. and
all lirst i lasb diuggists, or send to
Frank Nau, Portkad Hotel Fhar
macy, Portland, Oregon. Price
Ji.oo a bottle, U bottles for t.j,
express prepaid
Oregon's Most l amous Resort.
The Hotel Flavel
la uow open lor the tteuwm
Pineat equipped reaorl uurlb ol MoDtaray.
a.vsf y room eh-clrie lighted aud steam healed.
Viueal balbiug buacb on North Paeth. roast.
Luaurlou club House, he lading bowling al
ley, billiard ball aud aide bars. Teuuls
cuurta and many excelleut atireclloua. Oue
buudted roou., Bruaael carpced aud ouulalu
lug beat lurulluie money . .end buy Loug
dialau.x lelephoui lu ottn-e
Uoiel uudet uiauagaiueul oi t ... J. P Har
vey. Pur rales, elc . add r oat. Hotel Plavel,
riavel, Oref OB, or ad lree J L. Mitchell, sec
MtarfiBl MafquAa. B .lldlug. rurllaul..ireou
"Nerve Waste."
Oue ol the uioai helpful book on uerve
weakuea ever leaued la thai entitled "Nerre
Waste," by Dr. nawyer of nau Prauciaco, uow
lu iu dflb Ikousaud. Tbta work of au eipar
crleuoed aud imputable phy.lclau I lu agree
able coutrl to the vaat auui ol la. as aching
which prevail ou lkl lutereetlug ,t.,,. i It
abounds li. carefully coualdefed aud piacll. al
adfice, and ha Ihe two groat wedl of wla
dom aud alucerity.
ll is vudoraed b Uplb the reliKlou and
secular pre 1 uv ulcugo Adveuca aay : "A
pc.uaal of the buuk aud the appllcatUMi uf lis
priuclpias will put beallh, hope aud u. ail lulu
Ihouaaud of Uvea that are uow auAriug
through i.rt vou m.paruuiii I."
The book la ll.tu by mall poaspald.
One ol the avosl lulereaUug chapter chapter
as, oil Nef vluea aud Nejva Tobiua has been
prluaed separately a a sample chapter, aud
wlU be aeul lu auy addreaa for stamp by Ibe
publiabers, TUB hACUrlC fUBUBUINO CO.,
Box JB6S, eaai fraud, u
oUadard remedy lor lilaSI
butiurrha ' d nuiisiiif
IN 4H HOURk. Cure kkS
net aaS Bladder Iruubla
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Fall and Winter Dress Goods
in Broad Variety
New OOdl arriving daily. Tddav in rei - ivt.l the mo.t handsome
lint- ol vno tln ss Oodfl and fall outings over shown in the t tiy such as
Melrose Solid Granites. Cheviots. Woil I'eati de Snie. IV roll a
Suiting and Venetian
It's every lady's wish to own .i handsome blot k or colored suit, as
tbfl t .ist- may b ami by our low prices we make it a comparatively
Oily matter, whether in plain weaves .ir imported fancies The par
ticular fabrics that we mention here arc the most up to date
A Hand5ome Line.
ot all wool Ftetu h AmMsBi in all the newest Pofliafl. Mttwfns The
prettiest, daliltit'st and newest nl -as Iffsj ihv;1Ns ihoWD curliest here
I'leasure and good values await vou m this itoel
.lut Received
A large shtpmeiit ol OUtittl llannels. Diet BN COffttinljf the line-n
and largest assoitment evei hanilletl in PondlotOlt, If you will make
a comparison ol values In this stock wo have no irar ol the result.
N.t prices alone but quality as well will interest vou
We absolutely guarantee you
the lowest peice.
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Agents Butttrwick i Patttrnt,
MANHOOD RESTORED
cupioBsr
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LACE LEATHER SUCTION HOSE
ROPES. STEEL CABLE, ETC : :
EVERYTHING - FOR - HARVEST
HANSFORD & THOMPSON.
HARDWARE MRR0H wi s
Main Slreel, Pendleton, Ore.
BOLTS
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First Kver in Pendleton
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Best stock on the
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T.l.phoiM OOOIMOtion at lanili. A.l
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Chas. Cunningham.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
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Lumber,
Lath,
ShinKlett,
FtuildiiiK Paper!
Tar Paper.
I. line and C attest,
Moulding.
Pickets,
Plaster,
Hrick and Suud,
Screen Dooinat Window i,
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Terra GottR Poc.
Bone ught, ppf HOTEL PENDLETON
Alta St., o). Court tiouar.
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KieKttotly Purobbed Slua Hotted
European flail.
Mail and a kail Irons tlegHtl.
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Room Rate
Ne, 75c. $11
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Van Dran Broa., Propa Succ.aaora to J. E. Moor.
For Health, Strength and fi
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