TWO WEEKS BUSINESS A VD WE ARE HkWOQ
SIZED As EE A DEEs f TEE CLOTHING NB
FURNISHING EEs IX ess : :
RBA81 N8
We sell for cash and at one priM only.
Our goods are new and sattHfaetion is
guaranteed.
We sell cheaper than any other house in
the city and our asHortment in- the
largest to select from.
Give
ub a call.
BAEHfy DALE)
One Price Clothiers, Fwtniehen and flatten, Pendleton,
TUI kHDAY, AUOUBT 2W, LS01.
WHITNHY
C R ATI L LOSS.
OKMH
A teloKram printexl in the Kast Ore.
on Vmtn.w.iwy announced that
William C. Whitney has rAtirtsI per
manmitly from politice. Mr. Whitney,
himself anthonxsxl the announcement.
Many u democrat will regret to learn
this. Mr. Whitney has been one (
the cleanest, moat patriotic of all Ibf
American gentlemen who ha irniileil
the national policies of parties in Un
united Htatee. He ia a man Ol wealth
and yet in many reapecto was in close
touch with the common people. How
ever he may have devitted Irom the
political pathway traveled by the ma
jority of democrats, he has stood for
sincerity of advocacy and Kllantry of
action. He was a brave, chivalrous
lighter, resourceful and lacile in the
arts of the prsfeaiion of public policies.
His retirement will revive the mem
ory of the alleged apostasy of BUflf
Cleveland from the course of action
the latter promised prior H the demo
cratic convention in Chicago in 189:.',
when faithfulness on the pari of IsM
"atuffed prophet" would have saved
the national democratic organisation
from the later wrecking and disasters.
Mho Cleveland, as he pledged to Whit
ney, kept faith with the bimetal ists
at that time, in all probability the
party would have been strong enough
today to control the nation's affairs.
But Cleveland bowed down and wor
shipped he concentrated influence
wielded by the few wealthier classes,
disregarding the interests of the great
American people. Whitney became
diaguatad with his party's oourae, and
never again had the heart to continue
the tight as he had theretofore waged it.
To lose such a gallant soldier ia a
loaa for any army, and the democratic
hoata will be compelled to go onwaro
with one leader leas who stood for the
best methods and the highest ideal
FOOLS AND UUNS.
The annual crop from the sowing of
fools is now being gathered in the
form of funerals of person m killed In
guns that the owners didn't know were
loaded and others carelessly discharged
by men anil boys incompetent to hand-
die. It ia unusually large this year,
perhaps more prolific than that of any
previous season. Doarn in the Willa
mette valley where crops are nut ordi
narily as good of late years as in the
richer Kastern Oregon ami Washing
ton, the fool crop is remarkably
abundant. But in this part of the
world the tiarveat ia sufficient I v great.
The (acts relating to accidents witl
guns are recorded merely as of passing
intereat, not becauae the record will
have any deterrent effect on the loolsRil
persons who keep on year after year
killing off themselves and their fel
lows. About ao much human blood
must be sued each cycle of the sun,
anywav, and the sheddiug oi lbs!
Stood will urobablv go on ao long M
the race exists.
A ORIAT OPPORTUNITY.
1 and Clark commission in very large
part will Is- to advertise this state in
1 the east. They must make known the
pleasure- to he enjoyed in viewing
I beautiful anil grand sceneries, thrifty
town and majestic rivers : the immun
ity from dangers of all kinds excepting
those incident to ordinary travel and
the opportunities awaiting the man
who conies here determined to carve
out a prosperity for himself.
Oregon is in the situation of a mer
chant who has desirable goods and
who needs only to make his wares
known to command patronage.
"Oregon needs more people" was the
pertinent remark of Oovernor deer re
cently, and if the Lewis and Clark
commissioners properlv advertise the
centennial many of the needed people
will ls induced to come to the state.
The opportunity presents itself. It
remains with the i itniision to grasp
it. A great duty rests upon them.
Their action will determine the degree
of activity in Oregon that will follow
the great exposition.
WASTING THRIR I'KR Ft) M K ON DKSKRT
AIR.
It Ml amusing to read the free ad
vice given by soup' of the "lesser" re
publican paers ot Oregon to the new
chairman of the democratic slate cen
tral committee, the Hon. Sam White.
From the eager manner of these soli
citous friends, it would appear that a
great crisis has lieen reached in the de
mocraoy of Oregon, and that extra wis
dom, wiler executive ahilitv and more
profound thought are needed for the
hour, ami having a surplus of these
blessed virtues left over, alter per
fecting t he repuhl lean mamigenienl in
Oregon, t tie kiuder-iiearted among the
republican papers, have proffered the
free uae of these sacred republican at
tributes lor the emergency. Their
charitv ih only exceeded hv their oh
acurity. It is a calamity tor the state
that such perfume in watted on the
desert air.
of the statements tiled in the assessor's
office and these are some of its mucin :
sions.
"A great manfacturer who live." in
one of the largest honee. in the city
and on one of the most fashionable
street thinks that all that lie has in
the way of horses, carriages, Jewelry,
household furniture, hooks, pictures,
etc., is worth no more than $410.
"A leading broker, reported to be
worth a qnarter of a million, thinks
his possessions ought not to he taxed
to a greater extent than KW.LM.
f "A leading hanker who lives antler
nnslv in a large house which is filled
with beautiful and valuable things,
and whose family diamonds are noted,
finds that he is worth in all ahnnt
MOO."
The l'ress-l'ost calls attention to
what is conceded to he a growing evil
in all parts ol the country the evil of
misstatement in returning properly
for taxation. That newspaper says:
"It is evident that our high tax rate
of nearly :i per cent is the result ol the
grossest Iraud and perjury committed
every year by nil classes of parsons,
am) especially by those who ought, on
account ol their success or fortunate
condition in life, to he perfectly wil
ling to bear at least their lull share of
the burdens ol maintaining thcuov
eminent. "
W
There are many men who (TOO 1 1
not make a misstatement under
oath concerning ordinary things of
life who do not hesitate to make mis
statements MOROTDtOI the property
thev hold subject to taxation. Kverv
oiimiunilv in the United States suf-
ers because iimnv of its cititens have
(alien into the bad habit of making a
deliberate misrepresentation to the tax
assessor. Two remedies suggest them
selves for this evil: One is the jier
sistent cultivation of a public sent iinoni
that will frown upon misrepreHeiiia-
tions ol this character that will con
demn the tax dodger to a discreditable
position. The other is the eltction to
the oitice of tax assessor ot a man who
will make no discrimination Ism ween
individual- hut who will use every
effort to have all property lined for
taxation, and to expose any man, bigh
or low, who adopt" the role ol the lax-
lislger. Hoth remedies ought to lie
employed. Bryan's Commoner.
m
nS
11
Beauty is Health.
Walnut Lake. Ark.. .Inns 8. iwo
I thank yon for the benefit I received from
mra7rlTndt)H wine of card,.. 1 took In
my lernblo rendition. My lift) was no Pf"""
to me at all and I was of no use to nyhod
After reerlTlnsr your adslee n.l medicine
commenced taking H .ml befell immediately t K
Improve. The pains MA me and he men",
which same at thooorreet time, continued t hree
days. I haro gained strength and my walfW
has increased Ur hnsh.ni. sav. the medinn,
has made me better looking ths" ever hefor.
Mr. i 1 II MANNh.1,1.
Womanly health means bright tyu. ros
theki, clear complexion nd lastlrlty of form
Thli If the youlh unmeasurrd bv yean the
beauty ol perfect womanhood. Beautiful wo
men srt happier and et more out of life fhari
their litters whose' farst Indicate Miff trine
Wine of Cardui made Mr. Minnell "better look
bit" and Infinitely hsppler hecauie it cured her
of those terrible palm. But the it no exception.
W WINE CARDIJ
It lvin, thousands of women health, beauty and freedom from the drag
flint pains which made their lives to mlsrrahlc Wan faces. hard eyu
and emaciated form are the remits of suffering. What suffering can com
pare with the torture of Irregular mtnttruatlnn, lemorrhoea and filling, of
the womb I I autv lifts quickly btfore the ravages of sudi riisrasr Ihc
nirp pains of failing, of the womb deepen the crow tracks in the ftee.
Menstrual Irregularities rob the eye of Its fire and the complexion of Its
transparency. ' Ltucorrhoea dralm the body ol Its strenfth. hut Wine of
Cardui restores the natural beautv. brightens the eve clears the complexion,
rounds out the figure and brines back the vigor of health. F.vtry druggist
In this citv handles $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui
JJJ
how m r
V
or ttrlvret ood litPtturt, od'troot, ffirtni: Tniptomi
NM in nropni
"Thr I o.!w Adrl
raponi. Crtoitonooto,
9BZ
m
harpidX
fSBSt) - b - Bilel SI. Mn
for Gentlemen
who cheriafi f
V QuaMty.
TheoreT.hii.o " " " ''M
mmu mat BaHD Ttr It 1
El
r
In SelectinR a Carpet
You will Bad the luruest assort
milt to select feim at l ailing'
'tore. New goods here III all tin
latest patterns, the greatest vuri
etv mill the best vain" for tin
money, 'i mi can timl just w hat
von want here and just what vnu
need. The best ORfpOl value
evei offered in Oregon. Wall pa
per i heaper than ever. The won
derful improved rol irv Wbltt
sewing machine huv no other
until you try it.
JESSE FAILING.
Inceptioti ami execution ol sufficient
ly comprehensive plaus will enable
the commission. -rs to make tile Lewis
A Clark centennial in lUOft the turning
point in Oregon' history Conditions
are ripe for the development of t te
state's reaourcea. Up to tbia tun.
they have been merely prospected.
Oregon is a terra incognita to eastern
oeople, excepting a few venturesome
souls who have taken their lives in
tbeir hands and come to the far west
to explore the terrors. Home of th en
have returned to the eaat to relate
truthful atones of the deligbta of cli
mate and the marvels of productive
ness to be lound in Oregon. A greater
number have gone back to their homes
to tell exaggerated storiea of their
iiuagiuary encounters with wild beastn
ami deaperadoes and to throw romantic
cast over what is in many regard the
eaay ami inconspicuous life of the Ore
gon tans
If the surplusage of Mjiulation in
the Mat i a to be induced to come .
Oregon something must be done to en
courage them to explore tins region.
I'ouhtlesM there are many who would
feel leas timid about venturiug
to come iicn ii tbey were assured that
countless thousand of others are com
nig and that tbey would share in the
safety of numbers, aafety from the
dangers arising from the presence here
of seal ping Indiana, desperate, shoot
ing weu and vsjt atretcheat of country
where uo one liven
The preliminary work of the Lewis
That same splendid wisdom which
has succeeded in arraying bitter re
publican factions against each other
in conventions, legislatures ami state
election, would he a Ood-send to the
scattered and leaderles Oregon demo
cracy. We might draw inspiration
trout two or three senatorial deadlocks
and as many factional scandals, which
stare Oregon republicans in the face.
We are thankful lor this great boon
which the perfected and sainted press
of the state Is showering about lit. It
would have a more holv anil lasting
influence, however, if it did not smell
so strongly of recent political "jobs,"
in which the weakneaa of repunlican
management as applied to the organi
sation has been rudely exposed. It
would lie safer to take an opposite
course from the one advised, on gen
eral principles. Free advice is not
.ilw.iy - honest
a a
All the exhuberaiit wisdom of the re
publican party of the state will be
needed in their own councils, during
the few mouth yet remaining liefore
the campaign. When they come to
harmonise their own warriiig factions,
justily thumsole in the eye- of the
voter tor tardiness in pa' promises
and smooth down the rough place ly
ing before them, they will timl their
store ol wisdom, strength and general
ship well-nigh deplettsl, and they
will see where tin- iree advice given to
the belated democracy, might have
been wisely ami beueticiaal ly applied
cloeer at home. Small favors thank
fully received, out can yon spare
them, tour liberality is commend
able, but can vou afford it, and still
pan out?" HUFFMAN.
"SOMb FHUZRN FACTS."
The Coluiubu l'ress-l'ost makes an
interestng presentation under the head
line "Some Kroaeu Facts Concerning
i'erjury." in liswt, for instance, a
lommittee of investigation reported
that while the tax returns showed that
the people of Cleveland had only jl7
HOo,")U;l in cash, there was on deposit
in Cleveland banks nearly ti.1,000,000.
According to the tax returns, the peo
ple of Toledo had in cash 1263,087,
while the banks had on deposit 18,-
-1 I -' - The tax returns showed that
the psNjple of Columbus had some
thing more than 1,U0U,UUU in cash,
but the Columbus hank had on ih--posit
14,117,351.
The I'ost-l'resH made an examination
Moid by JOHN HCHMIUT
The Louvre Saloon
FKNIILRTON . ORKUON
The Place to Buy : : : :
Is where you can get iinck
and cheap price. I'm in
your order for header bed
water tanks ami fees! racks.
Best line of
Lumber, Lath,
ShingleB, Build
iug paper, Tar
paper, Lime and
i-omont, Piolut
Piaster, Brick,
Sand, Moulding
Screen I oors A
Windows, Sash
A' IhiorH, Term
' ottaj'ijie.
Pendleton !'l,iniii Mill and
Lumber Yard.
R. FORSTER, - Proprietor.
You get
Good Beer..
When yon drink
PILSNER
BEER.
Huropea i Mian
MOOk -ill i nil fro n
Simple K i i n In e in 1 1
lep it.
iMofl
Room Kate
50c, 7.Sc. $1.00
PHYSICIANS.
I1KNTISTS.
I nn
I to I
dk. w. (i. cout, omoi in
Dtuidluif Ofnce hours. n to li a. m
B, ni lelaplioue 71.
L. BJCATIK
K. W. VIM KNT, M I). ( IKKK K Rr.AK Mavlags Bauk
oi nrai National Hunt nmcc hour. In to IS
a. m. ; l to s p. m.
K. A. VAUUHAN, IIKNTIHT.
In In. 1. 1 Hulldmif
OKKUJK
II. D. h. OKKICK 0 M
Has iKliniulsteruil
UK. t . .1. SMI TH l.' KIl'K ll Kit I III
Heuillstou riavlugs Hank. Telephone SI,
rsslilsncc lulepboDH J.
H. H. OAKKIKI.l). M. 1) HOMKofATll
Ic Phyilclan ami riuraeou Ufflif In JudiS
Halldlnf. Telephone: Offluv. btMk Tt resi
lience, black 44.
K. A. MANN, DKNTISl', IN AHHOt'lA
tloi Block, over K H clopton's otBce
J. U MIl.l.Kll. M. I).. DKSI'AIN BlaOUIL
ileal, and corrects eye trouble, catarrhal
I'oU'llllou s.i 1 j us r.-. I liusriUK
properlv nile.l for refrscllv. errors
DR. I). J. M'K AIM., UOOM 17. AtaMol'l A
lion block Telephone i ; resldtuce tele
phone, black 161.
OSTKOI'ATHK I'HYrilCIANH, 11Kb.
Keres A Keye. Ulliv one block weal of Bua
ton store
DK. l.V.NN K HI.AKKSI.KI-;, I'HUONK'
anil nervous ulsea.es ml dlsuaaa. ot wosieii
Opp. Hotel, cor Water ami Main H'..., I'cu.llo
ton, tire.
BANKS AND UHOKlfllS
TUH KAKMKK'H BaITk. -iK WKHTUN,
Wsatou, Orecon Does a (eneral baukiun
business. Kicoaiifc bought and sold. Uol
lecllous promi tiy atteuiled to Affair, in inoal
exielleuioouJi.iou, ami an reported upoi. by
Intsstisatioiicouimltleeol respou.ibl.' riiii n
OfBesra: at. Jameson, president, iteo W.
Froeoatel, vice rsel-leni ; C. M. fierce, cashier
1. K. Kllli:or, aaslauul cashier, illlsMtora
U. A. Uartmau, M A Johu-. ; I lin-e ii f
llraw, J. I Killfor", uooer: imusiu. U A
mMBML
Kiaar national: iiankok a thkn a,
OrexoL Annual. lAu.uu.' .uri.ni. .,i ..,,o.
K.UUU. luterssl ou lloi depualu. deals ui
loreisi. i el ..ii.iesll. l-li Us. is
i.O , f -, . , i , i . . , t . . li. .
T. J, Kirk, iee-ireseii
ueu n
caah.er
l ollei tlous
Kluuti'"i toeuuei 10 neurv i: adauis. pres
.wu . . . j, afttf. viw-iire. ' I'Ul r. liar.
isr, Mrs. Em I.. Baruetl, aasisum
ARCHITILTS AND BUILORRS.
MAHT1N MI'I.I.KK, t UN I ll.Vi I UU
aud Builder I'lmi. and sueclltcalioiis msile
Job work a specialty. .Shop ou l.'ottunool
street, neil to Isaac Joy', blaukauiilh shop.
T. K. UOWAKli. ABUHJ TXl'T AND HII
iwrlnteudeul. makes comuleie ami n-liabi
plans lor bulldiugs in the ctljr or aaiMIr
ai.'ui I,, jue-l UUIIUIUH.
HHKKK V t ol.K. fO.NTKAClOKS AND
builder. h.tu.iatex liirnismul on short an
Uce. Job work a succialit . 1'rouiiil sarsiee.
Bhopou Bluff street, uear Malu stieet
D A. MAY, contkactuk and
builder ksliuiatea furnished ou all kinds of
masonry, cement walk., stone walls, etc. Or
dera nan U- tell al th- Kaat Oresoman oOlee
KIltHT NATIONAL UANK OK I'KN l)l,h
ion Capital, 1711,001); aurbiua, p.j.o., Iran,
acta a (eueral bauklua busbies. Kxehamn
and teletfrsuhii transfers sold ou Chlcaao riau
Vrauciaoo. New York and principal poluls la
lae North west Krafts Prawn on rhlua, Jaissi
and Kurop, ataksa collection, ou roaaouaMi
terms Levi Auke.iy, preaideut, W K Mallock
vlce-prealdsatl 0. B. Wade, cashier; H. t;
llueruaey, aaalatant cashier
THh PKNDl.fc.il IN BAVINOH HANK
feudleuiu, Oregon Organised March 1 Imj
capital, IMJ.OOb, aurplu.. leu,!... Iniereat al-
lime deposiu Kxcuauge Ullghl
aud sold ou all pnncipal polnu iSnvcial al
leullon given u collectluua Vt . J, ruruitl.
resident, J. N. Toal, vlee-prea'deut ; I j'
orris, caahler
PARK ANH WA0MIWOTO1N STRHKTR
roK i i. UD, ohkoon
A. p. Armstrong. Us. Mrlnclfssl
, prsrllc.il, progressive school, .-oraplcnous
rr Ikiaasgti srork.witk Natsdrssta ..i lifrdvatsji
In s.slll..ns .i" lK..kkrepers and striiograi.lters
Alr.-a.ly proud si liltlli .landing wherever
known II Strsdlly stows better and ltter.
Open all th. year, rttiidenls adniltte.1 any time
Private or cts.s lii.niulloii I.eam sshat and
ttai k, nd srhat it cost, ntaiesjasi nee.
Huard id IMreclnrs
i fMOMMOM PRROtniWT
d. sol rotntw - aUVM) m. mwj
The Pendleton Academy f
PRBPARM K)F
College,
Teaching,
Business.
The olMOtOkVl DOUIM piOpMOi IjW OB"
iniiicr' to l-'rtliiiiHii nMM in BUOli col
laMMYolOi Prinootofi ond HtonfortJ.
The Institution hn- bora plaosid upon
the Acondltod Lis) ' theHUtc Boofd
of Kdueatlon, ro thol (ndootM lire biI-
lllittell to stllte eertilli'lltes.
A business OOttlOR eilllll Ul the best
bllsillissH OOltgfjjtJ is ottereil
ImiIi term bfsrln Beptmbjr tHb,
llllre--
RKV. P. L. Kt IRRE8, M. Ph.,
Pmdtoton, irofiiti. ivmeiptil.
use on
HIH
ODFr.nu
Shoitt Lsf
UAUOK PACIrc
r i Sch ,rjult
from P.ndl.to'n
Ohtoago.
Portland
Hp.', la I
9 li in
via fluiii
Ington
Atlantle
Rgprsaa
n. in
Hunt
ington.
UBS.
rsssj
Hull 1 . ..
' , ni isyuls Pki i.,
csgosnd Ksm, ,l""-!is.g
Hall
Lass, l- -
iy;r.' "'"ana Kan
ny, SI Louli.ei,. ,
ago an. i K... l:l
1 I
'i'ii iwiiiis waiia i.i
Kast Mall I Bpi.k.,,. u .ii. "fe
. i , a i,i , ... j.
VlS
Spokane
"si, Mlngeapui , g,
pRuT, iniiiith.Mii;."-
ee, Chicago and
Ocean and River Schedule
tOm H ik i land.
s : p, in.
Uuiversitt
in
Oregon.
l:UKne. Oregon.
ilighesi standard In tho state. Two hundred
eourars In Literature. Hcienee and the Aria,
- l.n.i- ami Kiigllieeruig aiel Music. N'e"
building, and "iilpnieni. seven new Instruct
ors; nearly sum volume, added to library In
l tall Siimm-r svhonl with University credit l
!, ul BfRiigg lot teai le rv lor law and
inc. Ileal slu. tents bepartmeiit of education
i,e .-uIiit. inn 1 1 I ami .iiperliilendeiita
Tuition Iree, cost ol living low Three student,
giatiied scholarship, m laru. ea.iern univer-
itlHH in IfOli
s.-iet name to I'rc.i.loni or ltegi.trar lor
. IrciiUrs and catalogues, hugene, Oregon
bailv
except
RH inlay
R R, m.
Satunias
l. . ii,
IM ex.
Sunday
6 a in
.n -auuiK date.i.ibjet,
'aiige.
for Mai, Kranclsoo
Sail everv 'data
Columbia Rivar
To Astoria and t,
lausdtaajt,
sJia
- niver
lonsfon Cltjr, Newbtrs
1 1
MILL
. " 5EMY
a
it iloRtls and i
i, a. in t orvallla ami War
I uas Thrs Landings
ami Hat.
Willamette and Yam.
hill Hlvers
I ue. Hi r. Otegon City, lutu.ii
aud Hal. ami W sjj Ui.ding,.
Leave
Ktparla Snake Hlver
IxHJ n. in.
IMIIy. Klparl,. to Uwishn
V. V a AMHLK Y,
uj, r.
as I
Uan
.11
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
i, .i ittoay
A private schoo
for ImardlnK and da
piilill. Prepares bov
f i.linls i an.
actantlnc aciinoi or
, oil, e. and for hui
. nr.. New and
completely siulpi-'i
liulldlng ThoTOUtTll
In.-tructtoii in-c.irdli.K
t., the liet inelhod"
ii.,.! UstKiratorVjs
M nun; triiliilng 1
principal h.s RRO
tss..ntv-three years
experience In Tort
land, tiiftce hours.
le 11 A M nod I
I P M . at Ml M-r-ah.ill
str'-el FW
gtnpn MintRiniaa
I,-, addreaa.
Pot btoojni, st.
aio fliv. m
I'iiiiI, Si. Liiii.
I'm-. ( iiualia. ainl
J. v.
lilLL.
p. lurlMl
M. D.
CAINT HULEN'S HALL,
P..UTI AMI ilL.
.ifiii vitj.-in iia
A Home and Day School for (iirls
Ml SIC. A It I A.N 11 KLOCI ' ITON
l.lcauoi I L'libetta, Ph.
Principal
All Points Last and South
Port luml and polnti
on the Sound
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ii.., a in. llle.,l.o, I h i I si 1 a
SI 'IMi, 01.
si y a
ran.
Uoparu dally except huaday aitw
rur illiorlliatlou reganling
in. "I, ill, ni call ..ii ui cMieis
H . AI'AaM.Aaai
rssfasaaee,
b as. siAi-.o i.n i , , . I. A.,
Walla V alia, Hub.
White Collar
Portland-Astoria Koute
Str. Tahoinu"
llHK OARD
i loan- Pur t la lid
1 Leave A.torla
Dally ruaaJ
Tin. s, I
Hi ill.. I, o.l
ful an.l rellins
travtive -.nil
Tlu- saiiiuri
lna.1, , ..ul
FOR SAL8 OR 8XCHANUU.
A NKW SIX HtlltSK POWKU li iU
Hue euglue aud all llxlure. coinplei- i.m.
pipiug, battery aud electric sparker. s'. h. u
fi" , or win uxenauge lor iordwuo.1
IVndteion. Oregon
offer. I., iirU a irti. an, I tliorniigh
ii l, . ue. I . ltd the advantage, el a health
home. It .HA'UpIss a large and at
ii. in Hi, tivimti .if Hi,. ru Hark.
condition .,( thr premise, ha. lieen
r of special attention The IhmI
i iiniH-m, SJaaa ,.ti. r.'i-iUii,Hi rNiiii. are large uid
lorouglili veutiut.-.i ..,.1 the construction ,f the
uldinc u sueli that everv r.,iji is open t- the sun
ST Ilk.
The grearnai . sr.- ha. Lean ukan Uiprottde all the
'-,1- im. ,i.liii,l, ,, , , ,1 ,.Uluiaal mai 1
ami I., luriii.li even laeiliti for ir. ,,,.,. , II. ,,,
a' spproved III,. I i -, , n. fc-hool
i. lli..r..ugl, sil l a, II ordered ni.lrocti.ui.
-in- .11.1 ,.mc aoluen, rtllny ll u, r college
when llisl I. .Imire.1 ami I., aid in II,. .1.. I. .......... t
of true and auuianlt cliaracler.
II.. I ill lerm ,.i ii. s, oi, mlH-r 1,; nan a
ill) .1 Iweuli coiiiih U lit leacher. iiuiir,,. lor cl.il. I.
r.n ami yuung aoiiiui that iii.loulual oar., .,.,1 ....
slriKtu.li neceMsrv u, Hi. I...I n-.ulu
H'-r- .r.- r .lolled leather, in th. al,,.,. h
VIi,,, i.i .),,, ,o. cIjIi.i, ,,, ah uul Orel....
tiato. teachers in French an.l I., r... ...
ProMWoti i, iuj.1. ,.f a aUdeti. .'sinus .Ullal.lc
. .nun. i l.-riin.. cr.-ioct. i. v..l...
lad iiorsciswk rlduig. A .'ii.iiia.iuin, jushai leel i.
,Uni,.l for con.irucli..,, which will ..a. r .nil .....r.
opport.iiutiu. lor hualtlifiil vxsrciae.
for illustrated iiatalogu, apply to
KL.B VNllll I.
1 KIIHKIT s,, Prill.
( iuaranteed not to
tMIIM headache or
diuiiMti
Ask for it.
Schultz Brewing Co.
ITCHING
Burning Scaly
HUMORS
Complete External and Internal
Treatment $1.25
iMiisUtlniruH i ll riAtAI('i.M ),tM lea 1 19
thr hkin uf ntuu uml atnl notU'it the
llitekriM-'l c illicit' , t tin UHA OtnUuvOl (MO.),
t-i.tll.t. lUiilllK Mini IUlljlmnatls.il mni m I'tho
ami IhmI, Mil I DTtl 1 A HnmUll VKMT (Oir ), 0
I 1 sttll'l 1'ltMllM- lilt- IiIimmI. . 1 114. oft tO
uCtt-ii Ritlttt itiit U i tin- ii. nlrMl i-'M .iiiijj,
Jl IIasT til 1 UK Ml''l liUllillUtlllj.' Ujt, fi ll, m l
Id I humor,-, tt .tli luostol hali, wlu n M , u
MIm.
f I UK 11 i iktl tt CuHt , Mwto i i. j, , ilkMi.
sUlW Uf C'UIC ltCaailtjj Hull, i r f .
Farmers Custom Mill
I red W altera Proprlelo.
Uapaclty, 161) barrels a day.
Flour uachaugv.1 lor WRaat.
If lour. Hill Peed, Chopped Read,
ou hand
etc., alwayi
Wholesale
deuler in
Ice,
Wood and
Scfalitz
Milwaukee
Beer.
Henry Kopittke
BERKELEY
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL.
! A
jwwr -res JasrsTTv' igajtuijl Site
TWnWrlff ijE 2aaw
RrJHngVRajH SHrSJnaSS SJJ
s"ejsjfjc7 ATTa?wT
Has tlie followiti", liargains
890 ham Wheat hand, 1600
Btft Stook and Dairy Ranch
in ('ainaH IMarie, Cheaj).
I food House, 8 Loth, 12(MI.
Vwty ttiiablfl Residence
Very 'hean.
Alao a oig list of town and
county pit) pOfft) cliuaj)
TRANSFER
TRUCKING,
S T (3 R A G jt. CONRAD KUIU.EH
Bishop ScottJAcademy.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Kouuded !7U.
The lialleM-Hortlanil HimiU
StP ii RiiAV CatTARl " I "all. tea)
Vauuouvor. i.'aacad.' IskXb. i
nurum.. Hood Hiver. Wink- Salrauu. LiU
Tlie lalle.
I M , M.I
A . r, cc 1 11., It. M. 1.
lvi' I lie Dalles r
A.M... I . r I I SI
km i . I Halle, to I'orllaud
r Atir i IjflEj to I'orllsu.l su,l rsuiri,
M- ale. the vcrv belt
Su,,dav Irlna a leadluir laaturs. ISO
l.aa the tfran.la.1 ..'..ill, allr.L'lluDS fa eSftt.
Tl. ketslor iailli beaciic. ua aalesl las
an, I II,..,. i Itiver
Laudius- lool ol Aide ursal
ll.ill, I'h.iiiaa Mall, all I'urllauJ.
A. J TaVI.iik. a.i.. Astoria. Ore.
mii.n M HI, I. it iS, v I He DelUe.Ori
lUill P..HI, m. IBI. L Ii a ....a. VI sills. I
I'KAI'IKK . HAKSI-J.. AgU. Uoo.1 K.ISf.
J Q. VATI, Agl , ' au.ouver, Waaa
K W. t.'RIOH IiiS. Agt Hiirllarid ors
I reilerick Noll, Airt., Pendleton
I Hay & D
Buy and Mil
Stocks. Hpndg
tirid ( .rain
lor oasii oi ou margins
Now York Stock Uacka((
Chicacv Stock t tbanc
Chicago board oi irauv
Oourl Mtraal.
.adls'."
A home School for Boya.
MillUry and Manual traiointr-
I'all term opens Sept. 12, iyU
miSHjfJS!1. 00l"' teaciier.
SSRO uii-k-rataud U.ys and lake an luicreal botu
li. the work aud In lby play ol up
I lie aim of Ilia .rl..f..Vl - . .rVf , .
, r-- mi,, i iuacu.ra is so
I. i clou character as well as to prepare bon
XuiV v'"'1 'Oregon's Most J-'aniotis
I ho till 111) i llaaas aaaaa. si .
ana aie liglited by eleclilelty.
ir.!.7.V"""'el' boy" rwM)l tarelul atteutiou
Horn a couioeleut uialr.n, ' "
for llloalratad catalogue write to
AttlllUK 1'
NKWILL,
Hrluclpal.
The Hotel Flavel
I . now odchi 'or the sea
Kluoai euiiipp.,1 rvsurl
IN POUNO.TMH
II KH Kl V a sstl- i. ....
le., rllie.l mUu-t, l... c.... . . . .
.... . irtkoi.
al
, iuw, vuu.umw 7 . , ...a
Kverv room electric HRUmw .""S3a.
t. .. ... i . w . , ...I, Norm rT.
r .,,.i.. ii,... tui
i. ..! assuv
tars
IP
CROWNER & SON.
i HI ai'lluN a MAIN 4.
Cor. Court and Johnson Sts
PENDLETON. OREGON
8leaiu Ileal Klectrlc Light.
Atuerlcau Hlau. rataal.i, tol,M.daT
Kuropeau plu, fax, 7, ai.ui '
uclal rale, by week or uioutb.
Fro Bus led., all Iraiua.
CommssrclRl Trade Solicited.
Floe Sample . JlliS
Spseclal Attention (liven to
Country I raise.
PROP
Help or Situation
Wanted.
C F. Cook's Emplujfiiient Agency
uuruor asoui aim Alia tStretjt.
..rTus.'.ru illU0!".','. SVh" "t ''. ""'Rn 'tt ''iiirSSW
5e black borae Z,-"" buudred roousa. Hriu-el o.'l
ai.mi ui.; ... ..... r'ul ' )ara old. -elsbi lue Umo l.iroiiure uiouey could saf
about huu pouud- braiXTi..'..1!, 'rf!,0, hl "ei.''1 lu luruilure
rlglit shoiUdar and f.."". r.'i,u "'l'- 011 dlaUuee telephone
shoulder .,u ugui ituiei
Hated August gu. isui.
J M HhAUialAX, city Masalsaj.
Hi office
.... 1 a
Hotel uuder uiauagem.u. --
ey. For rales, etc, awwSJB
Kla vel. On
reUry.ol,,
dsuu or au'iic."
1.-.. Unll.llliS.
i.M '111 IMIhll lUHt.
n0ish and Busine$
T AM HILL AMD BLEVBMTU STS., POHTLAN0, 01
IsKkoi.ssl ksy '---TnT. !
Racine North waaa, TUoreogbl,
CIVIL 8BRVUJII naoUuaua,,
et to asnwii
sett, sstw sjamstlaw IU araatuataa.
train, vsnu mi. a .snati tee v
suae OK4TURJOR OITUATIONO
Uairssatt1'
VHSULKVOS
KKUON