0
Children s uotmnjr ar low Knees.
School Suits
flitoQrit
0f () per cent on every lohool suit hold during
tli.B week
pggti ow w i .zo pair.
$6c to 50c each.
cotton sweaters 49c each.
sweaters 9Se each.
10, 16c, 20c and 26e pair.
( 'aps
Boyi1
)y lll-WOO
tbthool hoei
in Iho children and get thorn readj for next Monday,
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
that mity DOW come
iAY,si;iTi:.Mii:i: nun.
. .,,..-11111 . I V I M l V
Hindi Clironlele Saya It Will Be a
Buttle oruianu.
ii .1 'ii ii..
iff tepnen .1 . i.nwnn
UV! thf Ul UniOUl l liruilUMli,
innmllH'ol I"" lilimrin nn which
.. i ..,. I luilum f hi licnnh'
no avowwl cmmuiHcv inr 1110
1 Tin nt-1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ! - I'M llir -
irn not n i'""r" "-
Orwoii, for lie liac irenuoiitiy
. 1 .L. ii ..in. (1 ir 111 11 r 11 1 11 it III''
i.niiblii' lilri'"i- hi this part 11'
i.. i . ..... I Mill Hll llllll' 1 111
111 ... .1 - 7 '
Li. L . ..I I... all'u u III lil..
lit II Mill! II' "H' i
ol preientuiK hi candidacy.
till Itl'ldOU 1 lim imci'ssaMi)' mi ii-
iffiiiciim iwcausc 01 Us novolty.
IrllL Mil" H'l II ln inn iiiriu'iiir
...... Tim itirtPi- fiii'l ill IllH cail-
tin' interestinvr 1 it.
oriop tin1 KiiiiiTiiatiirial situation
... 1 1 ... .. i ....... 'i i......
t two, anil 1 ' " ii' only twii,
jihaaRlinii air u 11 1 ... nr i in i IV i in
! tUIODK tll rllllll IOUIIH III '1,1
nf ttif itate. Tliv will he .Indue
mil W. .1 . Kiln, 1 1.1:1. of
lla county. 1 here the tight will
.tail tin rest ui M will lie
1 onloakera. Whichever of tin
iiwccauful in tin- enmity ennven
ntliiT in thi' I urn I iriinarina,
KfreNnt IM county ami pructi-
1 . 1 I'mitTii uri'Kuii 111 mi' suite
nil nu . 111' in' n in' ill 1 11 v 1 1 1
ImitilU lln- Imttli- will lm to
fuiuaiunitv . Imtli an- ahovo re-
1 in oolitic as wall iih in the or
I'fiira ui life; both have
' Dttml lor tlif KMiiiiiii tu which
"(lire. Die dillereiicc hut eon
Itliii: humdl i a man who is
M'ilir tr iiuniilaritv lines. The.
aJtuim him ami helinvc in him
j 1 ..... .....
- r''. him iniip. -lail'miian
M 11 not 11 tin ui.... ......... ; .....
- "."inni ' , .til.'
mm point M Furnisli. on tin
filth! IN II. HP.ua.. 1 ..... II
, .... VIKHIIt(,lMI, ggl n
W LI nil II I 1 1 . . ........ . . . I .
, itiilliiril nUTV 1 fit I I
1 in rnuiilv and underHtHnilr
- 1 111 n. iir in
Mltliv ami jian nxluniluil iinmv
tinancial favrirn
hOBM tO hitn.
Tba eontwrt bttwin tboM kwc bmo
willhia Imttli" of KtnntM. It would
iiul lu lalfNBtlBfl if aitbw wore Hlft
of WlODlng, and it ih lolng to 0U in-ii-rt-Ht
inj.
Dryinii prparationH limplj dwtlop
dry catarrh; tlmy dry up tin- m rot tool
which adhere to the DMmDMUM and d
conipi)ne, caimiiiK a far more MriotH
Iron Die than the ordinarv form of ca
tarrh. Avoid all dfyla labolODta and
II He that which cleaiiHi'H. HnotlieH and
healH. KIv'h CrHani Halm ih -in h
remedv and will cure cut.irrli or ml
111 the head eaHilv and pleaHantlv
All ilriinniHtH Hell it at 6t) centH or
will he mailed hy Ely lirothem. ."it
Warren St., N. Y.
IMPORTANT CHANOE IN FIRM
H" L.!iT,!R R8fl"S PROM ALBX
ANDER HKXTBR S BUSINBSS.
R. Alexander Continual Short Hlitory
or the Large Store Whleh They
Have Conducted.
Harry 1, Hexter retiren from trie
lirm of Alexander A ITextei R Alex
ander continneu In the conduct of the
are huaineiH that hax heen owned bv
lirm. This announcement wan
made today, and caused OOBsldtimbl
interest on the street. Alexander A
Hexter ts one of the heaviest mercan
tile houses in the state of Oregon. It
has heen one of the mainstay ol hw
UlMOn uuring the past 21 years Both
memhers of the Hrm are very able
business men, and have built up a
patronage that has commanded a hilh
r-7 ii'iiikuoiii uie immense countrv
tributary to thi. town Mr Hext. 't
will remain with Mr. Alexander for a
timo until the change has been com
pletely nitecti'd, although from this
time Mr. Alexander is alone in the
ownership.
Mr. Hexter has not announced his
plans for the future.
The house was founded UI years ago
as B. Alexander Co. , K. hoe ben
Htein being a partner The latter sold
his interett to the late Jacob Kraser,
16 years ago, who, upon the death 01
his son. Nick, was bought out by Mr.
Alexander, 11 years ago. the latter
conducting the business until ten vears
ago .ir tlexter was taken as a 00
ner. Mr. Hexter had prcynmaly
an employe lor Inn VMUrl
Mr Alexander enjoys the complete
coiitidence of the people of this region.
He will continue to command the im
mense patronage that has been accord
ed the house during all of the past
years. He is a tigtire of prominence
in Oregon, and is one of the most 111-
'I Mai Masons on the coast, having
hosts of friends who will give him best
wishes lot the future, a future whleh
his acknowledged ability as a tOMMiOf
w ill fMfMtM
K MOO; Pendleton Water Works.
IH. II!: I'latzoeder Minger, meats,
M.Mj L. I.arone A Oo., hay, i:t ;
Brock A McComas, drugs, 27.40
THE ACADEMY PUIfl 0ROWS
AMOUNT HAS NOW RKAOHBD A TOTAL
OF 02,902.
A BOY FORGED A CHECK in
The
part-been
COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED
OYOU NEED
L'lTen .
'ATCH CHAIN,
HlDU Cnir
1 .1 1 . 1
IVBi PORKS,
FuNs OK AN
iRN CLOCK
'"mat in t,e
tnr. Iii. j
SplttaMIWIbl
'"ul IHKMhsii
"01AJID I'm, km
IK
Hunzicker
CW..I.... 1 . .
-v. auu lipuomil
4I0MMMI ui llaxtur'a
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton.
B W Hardenhrook, Haker City,
lohn I. Ashton, Chicago.
Mob Moore, Walla Walla.
Miles 0 Monro, Walla Walla.
lOO T ( irant, San PrMDOlOOO,
V Ottershauen, Portland.
000 II Smith, Walla Walla.
. W Hunt.
A I. Keatie, city.
K T Cox. Wallula.
A S Jackson, city.
0 M Hmith, Portland
Wm Maher. Portland.
Mrs H t Nichols. Wallula. Wash
I'. K Home.
I) ShultH, Spokane.
A l (irant, Portland.
S M I.oiiney, Portland.
!l W llartholomew .
W II Williams, Purtland
J C I.indsey, Portland.
T W Jackson, Purl land.
J J Hums, Portland.
- -
Pood Chansed to Polion.
Putrefying food in the intent ines pro
duces oBOOtl likO those ol atseiin , but
i'r King's Now I. lie Pills expel th
poiOODI Irom churned IiowoIh, gently,
vainly hut Htirelv, curium coiiHtipation
liillollHiiesH, Nick headiiche levers, all
liver, kidney uud bowel troubl
Only a.'c at Tall man A Co. 'a.
a)
Harvey Waived Examination.
1. (1. Ilailny was 111 Adams venter
day, to prosecute Low Harvey for an
saultingT. 0i herguaon with a dan
genius weapon. Harvey waived exam
Illation and will appear at the next
term ol circuit court. There had been
considerable ill feeling existing hi
tweon the two men for a long time
ami when they met about a week ago
11 senilis that Ferguson fell to calling
Harvey hard names. Harvey felt call
ed upon to do nomething in return
and, with a piece of wood, he struck
the other a severe blow on the head
such was the charge.
Snl Darling, loll! Howard Ht. Port Hu
ron, Mich, wrilua: "I have tried maiiv
pills and laxativei but KeWitt's Little
Karly Risers are far the best pills 1
have ever used." They never gripe
Tall man A Co.
Spokane Inter-Stale Fair.
I'or the ah ive the Washington a Co
lumbia River roil WO eonipanv will
anil 1. .mi : trip tickets from Pendletou,
BOptOOabor U, ll and 14, good unti
September ti returning; alao on Bop
temhoi in, IK and 20, good returning
until epteiulmr 2J at 8.1H). On sou
lumber .;, a rati ol 10.50 will be made
for the round trip, good returning
September 17. Ibuse rates inclinl
one admission to the (air. Half of tin
alxivo rates will be made for children
WALTER ADAMS, Agent.
J V ( I fUi W V W WV, SBiU ViUBM a
uiorigagerecord,f22.lU; the Irw 111
sou Co., blanks, , Fred Noll,
Hou't wait till vuu become chronical
ly constipated hut take DeWitt'a Little
barly Risers now and then. I hey will
keep your liver and bowels in good or
der, hasy to take. Hale pills, lall
man ,v Co.
PLEDGED ARTICLES
Including .
nagiini n, "lerls and ladies' gold and silver watches,
to be soi l errings, chains and great vanity of Jewi:lr
Coiui ,'iat tx,rcl,ely low prices during the noatfa ot AttfUII
UtoiK ..1 UI,,l"ete stock ol turniture, linoleum, stoves,
&rT T J carPets-
3 m PlUOtbiog and tinning given proniLU. attention.
Joe Basler.
Main Street, Pendleton
Before buying I Heating Stove
examine the
German Heaters
AT
w.
J. CLARKE & CO.
Opera House Block.
Court'i Reoord or Clalmi Passed Upon at
the September Term.
Following are the bills allowed nv
the county court, for the past two
months :
Salaries of county ollicers O. A.
I I an man :'on ; W. 0. Chamberlain.
838.98 H. K. Hall, IMP, W. M.
Hlakley, 41ti.Hi;, J. A. Hlakley, M0
0. P. Ilavis, HOOl T. 1). Tavlor, 180;
J. W. Malonev, 1800 0. H. Marsh,
150; Celia Renn, iOO; S. K. Vates,
MOO; J. B. Mean, llll.Hli J.j It. Mr
Hill, 2011; John Hrown, 120.
Circuit court B. B. Hall, making
transcripts, III. 70; H. (.'. Hranstetter,
2.70.
t'nHl of appeal in case of Columbia
tieorge and 1'oy Toy, reversed, $aH.
School superintendent-Salary, g00 1
expense, 88.88; F. L. Forbes, M J,
B. Cherry. IL
Sheriff's expense Telephone, u.O ' ;
A. R. Holmes, work on del loqDOMl
tax liat, llMj D. Turner, 7.I0 tele
graph, 11.75; Paul Uavis. work,
170.50 1 postage lor tHxes, .50; extra
expense account I. James, 22. w;
huartl of prisoners, 21,. H, .
Assessor's expense ieorge Itu.un.
salary, $2 HI, R. I . Brown. tlM ; .1 .
P. Karl, IH2; Frank K, Welles HO.
Insane expense F. W. ViaoOOl ac
count of Walter C lark, A. Hcmlcr- m
L. J. Roas and Mary Wolf, 20 ; Dr.
I). J. McPaul, account of examination
insane persons, III.
Courthouse and jail Pendleton wa
ter works, 7S.W; Allen Kros., wood,
1871.00 1 Pendleton BlOOtf ic Light com-
louipanv, fid; iiuiiHioni i. I hum ps, m ,
hardware, 21.2o; 1. C. lalyor, hard
ware, 5.75; Chas. Lane, paint nut,
14.50; Oregon Lumtuir yard, 75. 25;
1) Kemler, groceries, 14.50; leo
ples Warehouse, mdse., 11.H0; Hale
Boothhv, labor, IJ0,
Hooks and stationery - W. 1. Cham
berlain, cash lor stamps, etc., ;!!'. 05 :
H. K. 1 ates, cash for statements,
1J.50; J. W. Malouey, typewriter ex
pense, 111 .50, K. O. I'oh. Co.. 48.5B
B. 1. Crocker, register, records, etc.,
42.25; C. K. Maiomber, street tape,
14; Qi B. Waggouer, transcript of
field notes, 27.40; H, K. tttes, ex-
pressage, 1,75! Patrick A Co., rubber
stamps, 1.H5; Olass & i'rudhomme.
plats, 1 Max Haer. pens, fl.20; U.
U. rraxier, paste, tyiiewriler paper,
etc., f3.80; C. H. Crocker comuauy,
Uud-
pen-
cils, lllk, letter Dies, etc., 1U.M5.
1 auiinr J. tl. Mi Hill, exiieuse, 17
Walla Walla hospital, account of Chas.
hvaiis, fti llawiev liros. , gro
ceries (or Jones family, 3.76; Dr. W.
Q, Cole, operation and lour trips to
Walla Walla OOOOODl ObM Fvaus,
50; berry & Loati, supplies (or Ihom
aon. 5.15; W. T. Porter, digging,
grave, fn Krock ik McOomas, drugs,
4.50.
Application for rel iel W nlow ol J.
A. Wells, 50.
Coat of appeal State yn. Minnie
Crockett, J. J. Murphy, f2o.
Claims by coroner - Holding 111-
ucsts. witnesses, pirin.-. etc.. fj0.4a.
J ust ic urts Tend leton 1' istrict ;
State vs. AI Stephens, f. state vs.
Davis; H.25; state vs. W. Van
Ordstrom, 10.10; state vs. Ja:k Wil
son, 111.40; state vs. Charles Rue,
180.08; slate vs. A. Hicks and H.
Alexander, lti.50; slate vs. I. Junes.
3.15; state va. J. J. Breele, f4.t0;
state vs Hoc Nett, f 1 1 . 20 ; state Vs. L .
R. Sayers, fW 45 ; state vs Robert Kel
ly and James Rands, - i state va.
0, B. Kuowles, f I .0 state vs. I . ..
i'udd and O Cruwuer, 38 75 , state v
Ouorge Haigh and Frauk Day, 37.55
Milton district: Mate vs Jambs Lav
ing, fU In, stale vs John Woe, Klch-
anl Roe and 01 is f1 raukl in, fll'.'i
Athena District' Slate vs. J H. Col-
lius, $4 n5; state vs. Pete Ha(er. f.
stale vs. H. b. rairchnd, p 40 ; state
vs ('liarles Squires, 4.45i state vs
A. J. Davis, b. Adauia : strict:
Male vs John One, f I I 1
Roard and Bridge -T. C. Taylor,
hardware, f , , J. A. Dupuia, labor
on H utter creek uriuge, f i- 10, rsratiy
A lluwdvshell. slrawing road, 110.60;
tue Fletcher company lumber, H5;
H. T. Cook, bndiie work, fib; A 11
1'odd, road work, 141. H; Q. M
Froome, rig, 3.6t); B V. chills,
lumber lor Desolaliou bridge fl20 7tf ;
W B Hale, labor, 2 .50 ; T. T. Nel
son H Co., Iiluckamilliiiig, fitw.ou;
Mooluomery Bros, lumber In
Athena Lumber On , OH.U6; work in
diatriut No. 0, U6 ; Al Jobusou, fin
Q. W Uroaa, 4; Kieualluu, U;
(J. Bauiater, 814; Pete Hberidau, la
bor 011 Butter creek bridge, fll4 M ;
Bam Roae, labor, iu20, B Hopper,,
IE
County hospital -Allen Bros w.iii,
200 25, F W Vincent, salary, O;
llenrv Kopittke, ice, f -w; rsouuri
Campbell, fruit, 2 25 ; the Leeier
Bakery, f. 1 rurmers 1 unnun iuui,
32 i8; Alexander & tlexter, merchan
dise, 84.00; Telephone company, f d ;
Hansford A Thompson, naraware,
30; Dr. J L. Miller, meuicai aa-
Hlstauce, &; U K nib creamery, uuimi,
0J0.14; f C Taylor, hardware,
ti.20; tenuieiou rvouer mn.o,
A K Cole, uuraiug, 14; Klvin
Craig, cab, 1 Charles Beale, dray-
Ira Slblev Brought From Butter Creek to
Aniwer Charge.
Ira Sibley, a 17 year old bnv (rom
Butter creek, was brought before Dis
trict Attorney Hailev late vesterdav
HltertlOlltl rharunrl ill ullam n 1 ntt in are
Imss a fumed check, at the Savinirs 1 Matlock,
hank a short time ago, He waned
his examination and will appear at
tbo Octoher term of circuit court.
In a confession, the boy aaid that he
had stolen the blank check of Hiram
Smith ami then walked all the way
to Pendleton. On the way he came
across a school house, which he found
to be open. There the check was forg
ed for $190 ; and Hiram Smith's name
was placed at the Bottom.
He presented the check at the Sav
ings bank for payment, hut the cash
ier was suspicions and after compar
ing the forged signature with a true
one refused to give the cash. J.
l . Hi nt lev was set upon his trail and
returned last evening after a long
chase in the vicinity of Butter creek.
There In more I'ntsrrn In thin nei'tlnn of Iho
1 iiiititry than all other illneMon put together,
stiil until the Inst lew yen. It wn Happened to
Is' Incurntile. P0f a grcnt mnny yenra doctors
foOOUnecil it n Incut illnesie nriil preseriho.1
IiickI rempilleii, ntut by constantly falling to
r'lre with local treatment pronounced It In
cttrabla, Bclenea ha pwvoo catarrh to be a
cotiatltutliiiml illieane. and Iherelore requiring
oonstltMloBal treatnent. all's catarrh cure.
innnufactiireil in- K. .1 Cheney .V t'o , Toledo,
Ohio, the only i'nntituttonal cure on the
tnarkei II l takoti internally in dnne of trom
ten dropi to n leaipminfiil. It acta directly on
tha iiiiiini Hiiil muooua rarfaoaa of the system.
Tovy Offet on a dttndreil 'lollars for any ease it
falls to cure Heinl fur circulars ami teallino
Hints. A.lilress K. J. CHKNRY A CO.,
Toleilo. f)b(o
Sniii by drofgiata. )
Mh I! "s Family Pills are the beat.
m a
THftATRE NBXT WBKK.
Repertoire Company to be the Frar.er
Opera House.
The attraction at the oiera house for
the week beijjn 11 i ng Monday, Septem
tier 10, is Wiedemann's big show, the
strongest popular priced attract ion
that has ever played the Oregon cir
ctlit. Their engagement at Baker City
last week was a series of packed
houses, playing to over . 1 '( paid ad
missions OH seven performances. The
opening hill is the 4-act comedy,
"Down in Kcypt,'' a story of Southern
HI inois written hy Tom Wiedemann.
The cast is adequate and the scenery
and stage settings will compare with
the high priced companies. Between
acts, six strong vaudeville leatures are
introduced, including Nellie Wiede
mann, the electric dancer ; Hacon and
Vane, operatic duettists; Chas. Har
rington, the human orchestra and an
imal imitator, Petite Leila Marie
the child artist; Mr. Win. Digletou in
clever sketch: Joe Helinella, the fe
male impersonator . and the Mullally
Sisters in a unique singing and danc
ing act. The solo orchestra is a fea
turi that will please lovers of high
class music. The prices for this en
gagement are In, 20 and .10 cents. The
sail- ol seats opens at I ra.ier's on at -urday
morning.
Don't Let 1 hem Suffer.
often children are tortured with
itcniiig and burning ecaetua and other
skin diseases hut Huckleu's Arnica
Salve heals the raw sores, expels in
flammation, leaves the skin without a
scar. Cleun, fragrant, cheap, there's
no Halve on earth as gotsj. Try it.
('lire guaranteed. Only J'icat lallman
A Co.
The voting contest lor king and
iUeeu of the Koaeburg free street fair
and second annual caruival closed at
2:30 Tuesday. Mrs. Willis Kramer
of Myrtle creek was elected queen, and
F. Roach of Rnsehurg. king.
Subscriptions or 0100 or More
Deelred Sum Nearer to
Belno Secured.
The fund for new structures for the
Pendleton academy in subscriptions
of 100 or more now Amounts to 2002.
Additional donations reported today
Mrs. S I'. Sturgis 1250; W r .
100 The list now stands:
Cash on hand from entertain
ments and given by students and
church 352
W, J. Furnish . N
T. 0. Taylor 150
W. B, Ladd of Portland, v towards
purchase of aite I M
Fast Oregon ian 100
Temple I Wtl.ox Itki
Dr. C. J . Smith 100
Henrv Scales . 100
E. J. Murphy 100
James Crawford . . 100
Rev. Or. B, P. Hill Ol Portland 100
Rev. F. L. Forbes UK)
Jesse Failing liHi
I laldane Dicknou ItH)
J. II. Converse of Philadelphia of
Baldwin Locomotive works -.tHI
Leon Cohen 100
C. R. Wade 100
Judge W. R Kllis 100
Dickson 150
I iXI
Manhattan Shirts
For Fall 1901.
J K.
T. J. Morris
Mrs. S P MnrKi
W K Matlock
ne
100
Total Mel
Athena Peraonala.
II. B. Nelson of Weston spent yes
terday here.
Homer Kendall of Helix is here to
day. C. A. Fischer last week sold his tine
residence property corner of Fifth and
High streets to Mr. P. K. OolbMPB,
for 11100. Mr. 1 lecher and family
will leave on the first of October for
Pleasantoii, Calilornia. where they
will for a time make their home.
J. W. Fills returned vesterdrty from
a business trip to Pendleton.
Frank Moran returned bomo yester
day from San I rancisco on a short
visit. He expects 0 leave Friday fur
British Columbia.
i. C. Ostium is transacting hnsi-
th is week at Spokane.
Mr. 0i A. Fischer and daughter,
Miss Winnie, were Pendleton visitors
yesterday.
, re now here
your inspec
without s;iv-
are uptodate,
ever w o r n
how good
h o w w f I 1
your laundry
ynn if yon
to ask 6im
no otber shirt
holds its color
well. This
make them
boeomi) with
cuffs attached
short boeomi
in all r.
t h I
hm
pretty
have to
aaaai Bu
and ready for
tilMI. It one.
ittg that they
It yoo have
one you know
they look and
they lit and
will tell
trouble
there is
that
rmly
t.hev
man
take
that
m:uh
I
sti uniiM
easou
with short
and without
White shirts,
and full i
I !ome am
itylei, v
buy,
rss
nee
o u
The Peoples Warehouse
Reliable Clothlero and Hattero.
k-ii:.ri-Thoi'ak.4iJ.iJ'iji
With every pair
OF
school shoes
V will give a
neat hox containm1;
A pen holder,
Two pencils
and a rule.
just what every
boy ami girl ooodl
,ht Pendleton Shoe Co.
Wm. Pi ruLkAi.u, Manager.
DYSPEPSIA
Fur six roato aleflaja ad dre
ppla a its ist rm o. could sal Dotliiaa
but luin louat and j Ubmom atuaaaak nuid
i... Jin miu ilisc-a e.en thai. j.t Man b I
beaai iai.ni.' I'ASC'AltKTS and suae mei. 1
bavi ateadil) Improved until I acu as well M 1
ever was ,Q mr ill. , ,
PJa. m ii Ml near. Newark O
FlGPRUNE
Cereev.1
CKildren who
drinh Figprune
tHrive and grow
strong.
The perfect food drink for
growing children is FlGPRUNt.
It is made from carefully se
lected California figs, prunes and
sound, well ripened grain.
Looks like cofiee- Tastes like
coffee. But there is not a
grain of coffee in it.
Boil from 5 to 10 minutes only
ALL. GROCERS SELL
Figprune cereal
$6000
cttfsn. j I i
.mi fi i.
Mormon Dlshpps' Plllei"
pots n i , Lost Power, NlahfLoaaae, "e
fn Hack, Doairea, O'mlnsjl Irhlatl
lillllv, Heii(liicee,Unfltns tO Marry, Lp
Ins.
nrmiitnrrhoea
tsP
f rye
nnaa
TidY1
uckne
Blone, Lame
M , ..,o
M4 ii-jr tiKioa; RH ftp. to
Lost ManhooeW Im-
Inoomnla. Vb hi
I - n .1 b
men, Vnrlcooale.
pnafi
Mope Ner
a I In
ii. "l l ill
or Conatlontlon,
voua Twnchina i
ri-. r i
i lMr4 lh Iniiii i ui HmitMn. . . I ... .11.
. - "i '". Aiialrees. aianou Simiii, to., l.n Pia'nuiauu. o.i.
c i hi s v t.K ii v ! i.t, vi is ,kci nattitatoY, enittiRvoei oirmosi.
Bu your Groceries of F. S. Younger & Son
Why?
Tliry please the (astcdimis I mm austt tin lean.
1 lies satisfy the t -awful ones Ina ansc nt thru iirilv.
I'lii- appeal to tin I't niioinit'al Imm .uisi' pi h i r, always re ii'.onaldo
riictc arc iiianv. mi 'loulit. who tall Kroceriei without ilmnc-lit ni
tlii'insi'K i".
puritj oi cost) litnpl) becauta they Had igood proHi for
Wli.itcvcr yum ii'.isuns may Ii
nctit.
Kivo ii a call ami we will treat you
Worth ol
Laundry
ami a
Hie liest
lunery
F. S. YOUNGER & SON.
UICK DELIA BRY. PHONB pi
i HDigoinositiggiiiHiiriHiuoioeiiiiiniiigtinaiiim
n
NEW FRAZER OPERA HOUSE.
OBO i aAKia Laoaoe aa4 MaaoflOi i is WtUDH, Loaat Hoaaajlti
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1901
THE RBPBRTOIRB MONARCH
W HI DEM ANN'S BIG SHOW
Praoaotiog an eoUialy nev rapertoira ui Cork i
Company of 25 people, superb band and orcheA
tTafi six si rony. .specialties.
opeules lil II. lie luai 001 i uinul)
KNOWLEDGE "DOWN IN EGYPT."
ol how to operate it
accounts for our sui
i ess in the laundry
Iiusincss.
Send ua
and you
rcKi'et it
your
will
work
The
Domestic
Laundry.
Help or Situation
Wanted.
C F. Cook's EiiiplojiQenl Hp
Oaraff Mam and Alia
Kl NDLKTOM
Meia I lo re 1. a iiorlma ol w i linji lllliiol. in m ' si' "
Oui prieee IOC. 20C. 30C, No higher,
The ,lf of Heats nM'ii at I. 11. Kraicr'i Sal iiida MorulliK.
I on. in r seOtl M shi
vliSiisfisyykbvvusituuuiififlfifiXiiDBBuuwuuu uuuvwauuuanaauaa
Strent.
OKKOON
Hotel SI Ghb
OhO HAM VP All Prop
KleKiatly Kami .M Staioi HmImI
Purapaan Plan.
Itlocb and a hall Iru ai dapol.
sample U mm lu . oiiuettloii
KuOfll Ketc
.Sue. 75c, SI.I
A. C SHAW k CO.
.!., ,.' i
PSlmlo canov
w CATHAHTIC -ITt
T a aTYl afW w I sfc'.Wb.l l
--r WHOLhSALl: AM) KhIAII.
HlBtuut H.latabls Hnunil Ta.tr Onod 1)0
I WWW) I. t I.IK
i4 muin m. ..ii. i. it i
lyon's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vcyctaldc, im i f
I )i ik I i kt .SlILTk
tly hariiilci., aure to accomjiliah
On .ilcsl known female remedy.
eiH.um P.l. table e,'Uoil Iw.r
liuuil Nt-lni i.rii-l VVe.krn i.rlirlur 1U(
... CURE CONSTIPATION. .
laadaaj caaaaafi "... mii...i iwi
NO-TOBAC
a.iul und j.ii.iaiiUM',1 u i Uiu
5 years, 10, 15, 35 year
ot Atouiacb I rouble No matter how
Iook ataotllap;
NAU'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
will cure you.
We waul the weakeet atouiataa to
neat This remedy will rest re the
atomach to a healthy and normal con
ditio.. II you have bee. aufferiag
with dyapepala beglo trnktug this
reineUy aad aee how you will grad
ually ianprove.
I or sale by Tallraa. Or u aad all
Hi at claaa drugxlata, oraend to Fraak
Nau, Portland Motel Hharnuacy, Port
taod, lu eg on Price i a bottle or 6
buttle for $3. epre prepaid.
CAUTION
aww.o- ni onunuirr.n. iiiiil luiii.itiiti..
inn villi r.r .imll. klrili.tur. nu sol.
bi,4(ui Cueaiaf u, wil.UAUn ufo m aui. a..uw CI.
Tli. luiu. n nul at eau la aeu toei Oar-
l I. HI III. bullll in".
"Uau Oki".
Kn ! itl.K II, IV I. VI a ;!.. OltUUUlOTM I' I ' "'.K I , OltKU ON .
Yard on Wehh Strict
OpuoaiUi Hunt r reighl lies,t
We are prepared to furuiaii anything
tn the luuiuer line and can guarantee
prices to he aa cheap, if not cheaper
than othere. We aleu carry a large
line of lioora, Wiuduwa and Mualding.
Partiea uouteuiplatiug building will do
arell to aee ua before piaciug their
orders. We also carry Uaecade Ked
Kir wood Plione Main Wf.
BYEKS' BEST FLOUR
lo make d -'l ni,. uw i,
WoriiJ a Pair over al I eouipetl
vera' Uat t It look Oral
iii. in 'im at the (Jhicoao
lion, and givust excellent aatioactiou wherever
Kvery musk i guaranteed. We have the lieel
Rolled Barley, Seed Rye and Reardleee tUrlmy
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. HYKKS, Proprietor.
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink : ::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
I IBID