Remnant Sale of Summer Goods.
Commencing; Honday, Sept. a.
COST OF PRNDLETON WATER
IS MUCH LBSS
THAN IN
TOWNS.
HOST OTHER
fWC
Goods, Wash Goods,
Table Linens, Muslin, etc.
I and ends of Clothing, Shirt
Waists. Underwear, Wrappers, etc.
r..n Cot-Price no object
in"" - .... rii 1
lor our lau uuui
We must hay room
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
11I (' before Jndire Krents toHsv
When searched at the jail bundle of
legal papei and 32 wan found.
,Ay HKPTEMBKR ff, 1901.
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HAS STARTEO GRASS
u.m.d bv Nols'urs. Hrmn
Soms innane.. ...j-.
k utu nt i ' I ln ler-
y;:. . V....I .i.
,,i,, hcii too rHI""' "' ""'
' ig a raaft roaotrf everyoaa
Tin! tuinr th ninifinre tailing, in-
. . .. .1... ..V..UU .. .u mil
. it armri h me Kinm .i"-
-,kk, the Ion i-r pastures
... . t. .. I, Mil, - .1
.. i.it, I in- mountain.
Umtf 1" ll'Slimce nrr mini-
I tj,i,Bg grain or hay nticared lor.
.miii ,i u i':ll I npi
i ...nlialilv ll.lt more t ll H II
n frw.i r-- - -.
. .it i ti u i,i I'M" 'h l ne-
npr in i. ... "
r- ,i ....... l... ....,.,
to HDIl raiiiinos win.
... i.. ,t rrait.ru 111 111 ill HIP
MOrUer- BBfl k'aiiieren uw
. mil either have tliem in MM
fit for
HI Hill tie
I. .1 .1 I .J
. ., in llii. Ulll I. II I 111' 1 1111
iiiere tnev can so ,n in- jnote.i to
tow l roof.
Announcement.
.uniuiinlate tboM who an- par
it of atmnuer la apply
ih into llie ni.hil passage fur
CrMtn Balm iu liquid form,
tail! be known an Kly'x Liquid
l . ill r w a i.i ip ' t ifi' i" fi in
Mil The hi .! I inrii, embodies
HJ i I I 1 1 J
:.;, , . 1 1 u i nr iien m me sunu
i i i . . . j
in op the nerrei i iIih hot chanije
ti a uaiurai aim tieaiuiv ctiaruc
Bj Brother, M Warren St.. N.
I'hnro l more catarrn In Hilt we Hon of the
cnuinry than all other itlncanon put toe-ether,
tin. I nlilil the last few !,. it wax mippo.t.,1 In
in, incqraaja. Pat irw many yearn iIim tor
pronounced It a local disease unci prescribed
local remedies, ami by ninstantly falling lo
c:re with local ircMtniriu pronounced it in
curable. Science has proven ratarrb to ! a
on.lttiitional disease, and therefore requlrlna
aonatltaUoaaJ treatment, iinii'n (alarm run
tnahiifarlured by K .1 Cheney .V Co, lolivln.
Oslo, - the only constitutional cure on the
niHrket. It I. taken IntertiHlly in ilonv. of irom
ten ilrop lo tenioouful It -ti t. iircctl on
Hie I.I. kmI mill mueotm .urfBce. ol the tyatem
They offer one bumlreil itolUr. for any i n' It
IhiU oi i lire. rVml lor eircular. ntui te.llino
lilalu Aildrvu V. J. CHUNKY A CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Hold bv (lrUfgNtu, TV,
Hall'. FmlTy PIlU are the bent.
vmpHriion with San Franalieo Made
oy waiar commlnlon Saeratary
Frank B. Clopton.
Frank B. OlOpfc. afcretary of the
water rotnmiriKion. ha looki'd into the
innuer ni n,e coat of water here and at
other place. He take. San FrMciMO
aa hapi. of ooaptrtioa, and arrive,
at acme intereatinn ro.ults. rondleton
li cornpellcl to pump water (rrfTn well,
san FranciiKO dne. not. There the
Spring valley company furnishea water
to t lie city.
Pendleton charges 25 cent per llKX)
Kllon. San Kranciaco chark'o. : 1-3
cent per 750 gallon. Pendleton ha
a minimum monthh rate ,ii fl lor
uar.li i,.,. u fc. .
i.iuio, rrancim-o na a
minimum ,f , s,n Pruoitno
i harge the regular rata for a much
larger amount con.iime.l than dtOM
Pendleton. There if 5(M,000 gallons he
need in a month, the charge t reduced
to i74 cent per llM gal Ion. In Pen
dleton, if 50,00(1 or more gallon he
used each month, the charge i. redm-oil
to 17 cent per 1000 gallon.
Pniene of comparison might be in--Mini,
l, showing that Pendleton i
getting ahout the bat) water norvice
given in the country, all thing con
sidered. Although the rate, are lot
comparatively, the ytem DM DMO
tniicli inijiroved, a evervone know-.
who lia lived here tor ativ length o
om. a new pump haa been bough)
and installed, and new mains have
tieen laid. I tie entire system has been
faroaaiafl and put into proper shape
'" "ie supplying oi water to the pe.
pie.
THE WALLA WALLA TRIALS
been taken, there wa
that before the fair
would he more apnl iration for booth
man there would be available room
sell.
no doubt hnt; THE KEES-
openeti mere
TAYLOR NUPTIALS
to
SUNDAY CLOSING AT WESTON
ft Hanal It Chargad With Violating the
Sunday Law.
Dlatirrt AltorMJI Mailey went to
waatoa pattaiday, far ina porpoaa ol
proaecnting R, II I (or ketping his
saloon open on Sunday. There is in
.esiion at Weston a conference of the
M. K. church, south, and MOtne of tin,
minister have entered upon a rrnade
to prevent the opening of husine.
places mi Son. lav. A petit ion to that
effe. t was circulated among the busi
ness tDM. the signer agree inn to close
Arrivals at Hotal Fandlaton.
.latin N Davis, Portlaud.
. W Tape, Hot Ink.
Henry North, Portland.
( M Smith, Cincinnati .
Wm Maher, Cincinnati.
B 1' Kergusou, Portland.
( C Hunt, San Frani iaco.
.1 M Hayes, Portlaud.
tiertrude Mcyuarv, Milton.
.1 W Minto, Portland.
A in I I'.tise, Heppner.
M cliil very, pokaoe.
G T Thomas, Seattla.
Mra I H Hen, Walla Walla.
.1 H Richards, San Francisco.
U It May. PortlaLd.
T Bains, Seattla.
Wm H Upton, ir., Walla Walla.
Mrs E E Cleaver, ciiv
Andy Nvlander, Portland.
C Kinerslev, Portland.
0 H I'rael, Portland.
1 W Jackson.
J J Burns.
JUOCI' DURHAM ARRESTED.
awlnomcr Jtiit Him Thera for
Drunksnnsn.
Jd?" W. C. Iitirhaui, says the
IA K.ii. Male-ill an w tin eatn.i in.
Htire Iwt week at Wallulahy draw
i deadline" in tlie village street
U'iii no one to cross it. and
i w mww mi i vm i uu iij
(y iT Ofhivr Mi AntlrewN thin
a? Ann wiisurt
- im aa i aa i av
' a-. . ..
WMal IUII 1 II Iff I In II k K iinn.
. . .sauiT- iirir in BHt'lIU IT1UJ
IB I I 1 R Bk ' Bl V
A CLOCK,
atch, ring
watch chain.
WARM, SET
ilLVEK FORKS
wives OR
OOlli OK AN
NURM CLOCK
"wythiog in the
Jelry l,De
5"IJM.-m)IWII.I.
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W""AM) l ul- I .
Will. .. . ' I
-"iuiiitKcr
lua.r.ud Heiutr-.
Ho Kept His Lag.
TweH" years ago J. W. Sullivan of
Hartford, Conn., scratched his lat
with a ruaty wire. Inflammation and
blood poisoning set in. For two years
he buffered inleusely. Thou the best
fJooBOfl urged amputation, "hut", he
writes, "I BBi one bottle of Electric
liltters aud 1 bozea ol Buckleu's
Arnica Salve and tuy leg was sound
and well as ever." For eruptions,
eexema, letter, salt rheum, sores and
all blood disorders Electric Bitters
I has no rival on earth. Try them.
I Tall wan A Co. will guarantee satisfac
or refund money, only 50 cents.
Besldanes for sals.
A nice house aud lot ou Alta street,
south of the court house, Pendleton,
for sale cheap. Address, A. F. 110V
First Avenue, Spokane, Wash.
Thousands Sent Into Kalis.
I very year a large number of po r
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. Hon't be au exiie
when Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption will cure you at home
It's Hie most infallible medicine for
coughs, colds, and all throat and lung
diseases ou earth. The first dose
brings relief. Astounding cures result
iron persistent UM. Trial bottles
free at Tallman & Ci, Price 50c and
fl. Every bottle guaranteed.
For hale.
1000 acres of sututnerf allow, H00 acres
of stubble wheat laud; all implements
aud stock necessary to work the land.
Inquire of Purl Bowman.
Henry Brayduu, Harris, N. C, says,
"I took medicine 2u years for astLtna
hut one buttle of One Minute Cough
Cure did me mure good than anything
else during that time. Best Cough
Cure." I all man & Co.
Taken
branded
shoulder
io Boward.
from tuy paature, bay horse
L with a liar over it ou left
PETEK WEST.
PLEDGED ARTICLES
jJJjjHlWtlemaa'i aad ladies' gold and silver watches,
teoti.old ' errinS. chains atiJ great vanety of Jewelry
tt'aVaJy low prices during the month of August.
ESS rthc ba'gains.
5 l! r?' ,,J,nPlt:te stock of furniture, linoleum, stoves,
StjJy "rpets.
' "F4Ualbta and tinning K'ven prompt attention.
Joe Basler.
Main Street, Pendleton.
MAIL B01E8-
LtAVK YOUK
J WHEN IN
flilNG in
OROBRS
NEED OF
WITH
AN V
(jraniteware, Tinware,
Builders' Hardware
plumbing or Electrical
Applies
CALL ON
J- CLARKE A
Opera House Block.
CO.
sisinoditt Knasged 111 Investigating Dr
Brown of Spokane. Presiding Bldsr
Walla Walla, sept. H. Columbia
rviver annual coiuerence is deep in the
trial of the case agHiust the Kev. Mr
Brown of Spokane, presiding elder
the Spokane district.
On call of the name of Presiding
Klder Henry Broan of Spokane, Bish
op Mallelien, presiding, read a com
plaint fn in attorney W. A. Iluneke
of Spokane charging the elder witl
maladministration.
i .. .
i tie uuneKc charge was tliat when
the member- of the Cool flock demand
ed trial of the pastor on charges of Iv
ing he had refused the trial in viola
lion of the right of the church mem
tiers The elder replied that tin
church rules gave him the use of dis
cretion in church trials, and he had
refused on this pre'ogat ive.
Tin afternoon the conference lirt
decided to try Mr. sir n bv a select
committee Ol l', ' iTKTSf three methods.
The other are tried in open confer
ence and itefnre a pnlge selected by
conference.
Trial Committee Named.
The presiding eider at 2M5 o'clock.
announced the following cleclinns for
the trial committee Lee A. Johnson,
H. K. Hi lies, W. C Evans, .1 I,
Smith, J. 0. Kirknian, Walton -kip-worih,
John I.aCornu, Perrv Chandler,
S. A. Smith, Kdward Baker, J. H.
Wood, D. W. kaines, J. W. Helm, T.
II Ferkev and V. N. Horn
Soms Details or ths Work.
On the reg ilar conference commit
tees, the Kev. John L'ren of Pendleloii
is on the committee on conference re
lations; Lee A. Johnson of Walla
Walla ou conlerelice stewards; John
Evan of Milton on church eiteusion;
Win Deweese of Atitena on hospitals
and deaconess home, on missionary
appropriations, M. H. Marvin of
Walla Walla, presiding elder: on state
of the church, Perry Chandler of Walla
Walla aud II. L. Beightol of Heppner;
on historical, H. K. Mines ol Portland
and D. E. (ieorge of Ireewuter; report
er Pacific Coast Advocate, Win. He
weeae of Athena. On each committee
are a number of other ministers.
Kev. Dr. Thomas B. Neely, editor
of the Sunday school publication of the
chucrh delivered an address in place
of FMward Baker of Arlington, wh
was to speak.
Dr. Neelv spoke on the immoMalitv
of the soul, showing that there is no
good urgumeut ugainst he lief in im
mortality of the soul and that the pre
sumptions are all in favor of such a
belief. "If we had no Bible at all we
would have eict-llent reasons to be
lieve that men live after the lm.lv has
ceased to breathe. i'he Bible teat lies
and demonstrates the fact that the soul
is immortal."
at. E. tliureh, South, at Weston.
The annual conference of the M. K.
church, South, convened at Weston
1'hursday. Bishop W. W Dumau of
Spartanburg, S C, occupies the ehair.
Many ministers, lay delegates and
visitors are present.
The session opened at 10 a. m. the
coulereuce will continue in setsmn
over Suudav. Business sessions will
be held from U to 11.45 a. m. Alter
noons and evenings will be given to
addresses and sermons. Bishop Dun
can will preach at 11 o'clock Sunday.
It is eipected that the appointments
of the ministers to their various
charges will lie announced Sunday
eveniug.
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WALLA WALLA FRUIT LAIR
Btanagsiusnt Promises Most Successful
Ons Yet Given.
The Walla Walla fruit fair will be
held September So to 2tt, inclusive.
The management believe it will be the
''twst ever," surpassing anv yet given
oere where fruit fair management has
been reduced to a tine art by Secretary
C. F Van De Water aud hie associate
"Elks' Day" will be on Wednes
day, September 2b. They have resolv
ed to make it the greatest event in the
history of the local organisation - aud
they will.
A general committee was appointed
and it was decided to issue invitations
to brothers iu Seattle, Taioma, lspo
kane, North Yakima, Pendleton aud
baker City to visit Walla Walla on
"Elks Day" and take part in the de
monstrations. The Kedmeu also mat
last eveniug but decided tl.ey MWld
not turn out on a special day.
On Suudav evening the Eagies will
meet and discuss the plan of making
merry during one day of the exposi
tion. Just what the inland Empire Pio
neers' association will doj will bade
tided Saturday evening in tiie office of
the president, Dr. IN. O. Hlalock Hut
this, much ia a settled fact:
The old settlers will congregate iu
the city on Thursday, Septemhi i .'
They will eOBN ou the trains they
will come iu wagons, they will i one
mounted aud perhaps some aril J walk
Appropriate exercises will be held and
a parade, the exact reproduction of
how these foreruuuers of civilisation
crossed the one time trackless west,
will be held
The follow ing were appointed to ar
range for "Elks Day:" J. E. Our man,
Kobert tiu rus, P. J Cavanaugh, B. F.
(joldtuau, H. H. Turner, F-miT Sauder
sou, Bi C. Oregg. The management of
the fair allotted the exhibit space aud
Sue letsry C. F. Van De Water stated
that although all the space had nut
on siitidnv DBtwwM the hours of 10
a. in. and 5 p. m. When the paper
was shown Mo Mr. Ilesssel, he flatly
refueed to sign. Immediately a orai
plaint was tiled by Kev. W. A. Men,
charging Heeeel with violating the
state law. Not content with that, an
other complaint wa made for viola-
lion ol the city ordinance.
Yosterdav the state case wa disnii-
ed, the defendant paving the cost.
Hessel plcaihxl guiltv in the alt rae
and the court impose. I the minimum
fine of 15 and costs which amounted to
17.80
Hessel ha circulated a petition ask
ing for the repeal of city ordinance
W, Section It, relative to the Sunday
closing of husine houses. The peti
tition was referred to the ordinance
committee.
Oeo. W. Lane, Pewamo, Mich, .writes :
"our kodol Dyiepsia Cure is the
betl remedy for indigestion and tom
Ach trouble that I ever lined. F'or
yer.r I suffered from djrepopela. at
times compelling me to stay in bed
and caus'ng me untold agony. I am
oompletaly cofed by Kodol Dyapepeia
Cure. In recommending it to friends
who suffer from indigestion I alwav
offer to pay for it if It fail. Thn far
I have never paid.." Tallman .V Co.
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS
Squires Plssdi Utility of Attempting tc
i ommlt Raps'
Cha. Squires wa. arraigned he fun
tl.e circuit court this morning at 10
o'clock, charged with attempted as
sault with intent to commit rape, ami
pleaded gUlltV llie affair occurred at
Athena about a week ago, when Suiiit.
es tried to rape Eva Love, a child un
der ihe age ol sixteen years. It was
shown that the prisoner was drunk at
the tin. ami wasnotfnllv aware of
what he was doing. The court in pro
nouncing sentence, said that if the
man had been sober at Hie time of the
brutal assault that he Nhoiihl have giv
en him 10 year intead of 15 months.
Kami Mini belli were aio arraigned
for robla-rv with force and violence.
They were allowed until 2 o'clock to
make their (ilea and John Court was
appointed to defend them.
The case of Slate vs. Alexander and
links for assault with the intent to
h on ab nit July i was dismissed for
want of stillicient evidence. Hick has
been out on bail and Alexander would
have been released before if he had not
atleiuphi! to saw his way out a short
time ago.
Police Court.
Harry Williams wa. brought before
Judge Beam this morning on the
charge of being drunk, lie whs fined
ft. Varney ami Clyde Finch were lin
ed 5 each lor riding on the sidewalk
without bicycle licenses.
Don't wail till vou become chronical
ly i oust ii.uteil but take DeW ill's Little
Early Kisers now and then. They will
keep lour liver and bowels in good or-
ler. Kasy to take. Safe pills, lall-
man A Co.
Walla Walla I-armor Injured.
Henry Clark, a farmer, was run
over by a traction engine at the I ar
merel plan- near Kulo statiou, ail
miles from the city today, lie lieaat
Walla Walla hospital severely injured
Clark was driving six horses at-
tai led to the engine down the hill to
Mud creek, when the brake gave way
allowing the machine to run down
upon Clark and tin horres. The horse
he was riding wa- insaiitly killed ami
Clark was caught by the plunging en-
glue, Is-llig badly crushed, lie was
removed to this city ny witnesses of
the accident. The engine was some
what damaged I'nioii.
m m s -
K. W. Pursell , K intersy 1 1 It- Pa ,ravs he
suffered 25 years with piles and could
obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch
Hasel Salve effected a permanent cum.
Cniintfift-its are worthless. Tallioan A
Co.
as. a
Miss Eisalieth Paddock tiled at her
ome, neai Clackamas, on Wednesday
after a lingering illnt-s aged 7J years.
csremonv at Horns of Brlds't Brothsr,
John Kess.
Fred Taylor and Mis Mary Keen
were married Thursday evening at lltQ
o'clock at the home of the bride'
brother, John S. keen Mi, ltol Sim
triim was brideamaitl, Koy Kaley lst
man, and the tiher were Fred Kee
mid Harry Taylor. Ahout thirty
guests composed of relative ami inti
mate friend were present at the .-ere
mony. Promptly at 8:.'U) the strain
of Mendelshon's wedding march were
bear. I ami the bride and groom ap
peared, followed by the btkmmald and
best man. Kev. V. L. Forbes per
formed the marriage ceremony and
John Kee gave the bride away. Mr.
I.ivlor l a prominent young man ol
Pendleton ami has until recently been
employed by Ihe Pacific ivast Klevat-
or Co. The bride is Widl known here
ami formerly an emplove in the gen
eral delivery department of the poet
office. The newly weeded couple will
reside at the W. II. McCormuiach house
until their new home is completed
DANCINQ PABfY AT AKStoHV HALL.
Event Given In Honor of H. H. Harrington
of Portland.
At Armory hall last night was giv
en a very pleasant dancing party by
the young men of Pendleton in fionnr
of H. H. Harrington of Portland. The
music furnished by Hartinan's orches
tra began about i o'clOBI hiuI iaatod
until alter twelve. Orange punch was
erred i The success of the last two
partial baa aneoOnkted the young men
to talk ol giving another on next
Thursday night. Those present were:
Mesilan.es C II. Carter, H. II. Hal
look. J . Borta. B, a. Vaagban, c,
A. Bppinger, K. J, Moole, Wm. rlta
erald, W. H. Babh.
Mi--(s Alexander, Bertha Alexae
der, Moor house, l.avelle Moirbou-e,
N've, Thorn peon, Uarrietta Thompeon,
MOB Thomps Hallock, A li I in it
llailock, Downey. Baler. Bowie. Fav
Beaght, Hudson, Luckev, rra.ier,
Stott; Messrs Harrinuton. Kituer. H.
Thompson, Bppinger. Dos, Lambirtb,
A. smith. Carter, J. K. Thotnitson,
I it.gerahl, i pt Vangban, Hart
man, Welch, Dodd, Stewart, Moor
house, Mtslley, Motile, Ferguson, Mi -Daniel,
Bernard, Sliisher, 0. Marl man .
Iltirie,
Norn- Silver, North Strut lord, N . U.l
"I purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told nut was incurable.
One bottle relieved me, the second
ami third almost cons I. Today I am a
well man." Tallman A Co,
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Joseph S. Seeloy, who died at his
home near Craw fordaflifo, Or., August
2H, crossetl the plains to Oregon iu IH57.
Manhattan Shirts
For Fall 1901.
Ati1 now holt
your Inspttv
without say
an' uptodt.it.
ever w o r h
how g 0 0 I
li 0 w W I 1
your Itundry
von if yon
to usk In in
no other ihiii
holds ils
well.
Ill;tk(
botoniii
cuffn attttchcH
shoct In, .,,iii-
I si.8.
pretty
hive to
color
This
them
with
in nl
t h e
tion't
I I
m
I j
IfsPBsxWerOBaaWsssaisxg
tney
BtUI
kike
tii at
and rwBdy for
ion. It jrfM'g
inn that th. y
ti you hiiv'
UH yon know
they look ami
lit ind
Will toll
trouble
there is
nuidp that
H unirbrmly
'an.m they
with h .1 r t
and without
whit" shirt,
and full dress
Offle and -i
"tyles, o ti
May
The Peoples Warehouse
Reliable Clothlera and Hatter.
' u i LkJ . am i l r.i m. i a m J-TTrn
kV'lrTJW R?.
tl'V'..sT b
Nluhi-Lossss
Sitmlnsl slmlssiona,
Cures Lost
epermiitorrnoea
tarns aaok
Mnnnood. I n.
Insomnia, ,.in
Mormon ishopa' Ptn.
,h mi ii-cii i ,n ..oJ t r
II SJBSSl tlloi,!
nc, kOBt Power,
lnck.sr.vll Datalraa.
Illtr. HaadacFie.tinfTtneas) to Marry, loss or
or Oonstlpntlon, attip QuIrHneeS of Dl
voua Twitoning of Bye I Id I. '
i ,.i ii- i. i hi. m .mi. ', , ,aa kmum .. i i .
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St atmrniuiM, ni. . , Address, aishoa Remeur t.o., aan Pranclsoo, CaU
switv oat.w aw tm.i.m i rmitnMtarra o" n i i s t nv nawewtn
es t
eenen, V ,r i or.ia,
ennrfje, Btnne N.ir
FlGPRUNE
Cereakl
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
$6000
ANNOUNCEMENT
its line nf staple
iltire lorinerK
on Thursday,
Wi will oinMt with .i i niiiii
.UUI fam jr fries in tin
knnwtt as tin White House
rv plciiihei 5 1 1 1 . Kjoi
Having ptirt li.iseil the .itm ...up tun,
we have lieen etilars'ifiK. p imti i, etc . to
ai ( oinodate nir new fresh stuck who h is
nil the in nl
We hope we may merit a i ontunitsl patnm
ag,e of all lormer customers m l iy, ,,.,
trust that a ureal many t h .. lybmu w
now (In not know, may so (avot us with a
tv.1 a. B. .
(ti.ii mat at tins tine next year we
In intimately at iptainti with tin in
II1.IS
Worth nf
Laundry
and a . . . .
the betl
Mat biner)
With every pair
OF
KNOWLEDGE
ol Low to operate it
accounts for our sin
ss in the laundry
Imsmess.
school shoes
We will tf.ve a
neat hox containing
A pen holder,
Two pencila
and a rule.
just what every
hoy and girl needn
,he Pendleton Shoe Co.
Wm, PlTlOleUUs, Manager.
Send us
end you
regret It
your
will
work
never
The
Domestio
Laundry.
fBARI
No mat
e yBARS, io, 15. 25
ol Stomach J rouble.
ter how lon standing
NAU'S DVIPfiPflA CUKK
WILL CUkl:
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We waul the weaaeal stuiuacus lu
treat- Tuts reiualjr will malum lite
sluuiacb lu uuiuial aud bealltiy
1 uudilluu Jl yuu tiave oeeu sulei
lug silk lysteMila ueglu taXiug
Ibis remedy, aad see bun yuu will
gradually luiuruve
For sj., by Tallman & Co. and
all first class druggists, or send to
Frank Nau, Portland Hotel Phar
macy, Portland, Oregon. Price
Si. 00 a bottle, 6 boltltas for I5.00,
express piepaid
A. C SHAW k CO.
W. J. HKWE1.L, Manager.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS
Yard ou Webb Hireet
Opuoeit Hunt f reight iHtnot
We are prepartxl to furnish anvil, ma
in 1 ho liuulxir line aud uau guarantoe
prices Ul he as cheap, if not cheaper
than others. We also carry a large
line of floors, Windows and Mouldiug.
Parties contemplating building a ill do
well to see us before plating their
orders. We also carry Cascade Kod
Kir wood. 1'honti Main BJ.
F. S. YOUNGER & SON.
HEATING STOVES
Before pun basing i ome and
look ovet nur I. one and nni
I'U ti Inn: nf heating Stoves
wlinll we are selling .11 .1 or,
figure
HANSFORD & THOMPSON.
The Laadlng Hardware Man.
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MARBLiiAriDi)RAr.!T!E
1e
MONUMENTS. ?,
In Selecting a Carpet
You still tin, l the largest assort-
lllelil to select I ruin at hailistl'l
store. Sea a'ls'-l" here III all the
latest Mtteiaa, the Kieateel vari
ety anil the best value for the
luonev Vm , an find just what
vou a ant here eBej just what fO.
need. The let carpet values
ever 1 Iferetl ill OlBBBB Wall pa
per heaper ihsa er. The aoa
lerfnl iniir.'i' d rotary White
attwinii iiiacliine, buy no other
until you try it.
JESSE FAILING.
Monterastelli Bros.
Marble-"'
We lo otir owe work and guarau
tee the salue at lowusl price.
Katiuiales iveu m all Binds of
cut stoiio. full -i.sk on 1, .in. I
It will pay you to see our work
and afet prices before plating
your order.
tin ST.. It
K. k N.
ol. IVlldl
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BYERS' BEST FLOUR
To make go.! bread use By are" Best Hour
World'
It t.aik Ural
promium at lh OhiiAwt, World'- V.i, 11 Vast r KB I I IU sill UI .
t ion, and give excel hint aatiafactioi wherever iiaed.
.very sack is guaranteed. We have ll, tasst Btsxan
Kollott lUiley, Heed Kye and Bssardless Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Ill I lls, Proprietor.
lyon s French Periodical Drops
CAUTIOH
Bs4 fur Cut
5l'Lc.'lL yelfetble, perfectly harmless, sure to accoiunliah
m blkl KKSULTB. Oreateat known female remedy.
rL"t".o,.-0.Uv,tr'', ud luiilailout. Tbeaeiiuiue Is nut us ual Is astu uma f)a-
f.11 aiiu ia, .iii.'iu alaualure ou . da of
trsulat iu WltXUala UWU Co Muls Aseuu.
side uf tbe Isaile tbusi
01
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For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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