TUESDAY, HKPTKMBKK !M. 1901.
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Ladies
slippers
New neat BObbj
styles for partv
and home wear
largest we have
shown Price
$1.2B
to
$,.O0
Cleaver Bros
HRBVITIBS.
Ju. A. Howard. Farm loam.
Canes, canes, canes at Null '.
11 shirt waists, now 49c. Cleavur
Bros. Dry Goods Co.
Nireat eastern hams ami bMOl
tbe city at K. Martin's
Htrm room tor rent, enquire n: Mr
. h m i bel Is ' millinery ttON
All voter over 50 yean and all Bf
men an exempt from poll tax.
Ht school hose ever sold, l!.'r pair.
Cleaver Brothers Irv Ooodl Co.
Mciiool handkerchiefs, U
Cleaver Brothers Dry UinmI i
Kvery citiien should register. Doat
(ail to register before Octolier 2.
Try our domestic Swiss cheew. vi ii
W'U find it of floe quality. Q, I..
Demott.
For first class rigs or a cab at any
hour telopbone Depot stables, Llvin
Craig, Prop.
If you want la see a nice line of wall
paper and borders go see C. C. Sharp,
Court street.
Housekeeper wanted. Covered wa
gon antl two horse for sale. lnquir.
at K. Martin's.
r"hor sale An ideal home, llM Ool
I'arsons propertv, onlv Inquir.
of K. T. Wade.'
School suits at discount ol 10 er
rent during this week. Cleaver
Brothers Dry Goods Co.
Uo to the Woman's Kxchange fur
home made bread ami pastries on Wed
uesdays and Saturdays.
Imported Swiss and llBsDBrgBl
cheese, the tinest article ev.T brOOgbt
to Pendleton. Q, K. Demott.
Nolte can tell you all about it ; he
has Sab lit Milwaukee beer on
draught. It is always nice and cool.
Hire. I baron and wafer sliced
smoked beef in glass bottle, some
thing very tine for lunches at Ha lev
Bras.
Wanted Oood work horses weigh
ing not leas than l'JUO pounds. Inquire
of J. C. Hayes at Kroome's I for
tables.
Musir ball in La Dow block will rv
open fur eugaements on and after Md
September for dancing only. Kuquire
of C. B. Wada.
If you want peaches you can call ns
up over tbe pboue. We can simply
vou witti the I .est quality tor caumug.
(i. K. Demott.
K. Martin is up to date in the gro
cery business. If there is anything
vou want in his line that he hasn't in
stock he will get it.
W. K. Wither is agent for tin- Do
mestic and Davis sewiuu machine. A
full line of supplies. Repairing a spe
cialty. All work guaranteed.
The homeliest man in Pendleton as
well as tbe handsomest, and other
are invited to call on any druggist
aud get free trial little of Kemp
Balsam for tin throat and luugn, ;i
remedv that is guaranteed to MUM and
relieve all chronic and acute roughs
asthma, broiicibtis and coiiaiimpti'ii.
Price 2&c and SOc. For sale by Tall
man tk Co., sole agents .
School Books
All ready for
First Day of School
We have all our books lor both
Public Schouls and academy and
will exchange new books lor ol
one at half price. Companiai:
boxes, rulers and blotters givei.
awa with pilKlhUM.
TALLMAN & CO.
Distributor:, for Umatilla County,
iwii boy t HeM NMH
Wanted
ton.
Hove vou registered? Books close on
October i'.
Yon lose your vote if yon don't reg
ister. Hook close October
PhfJ Order of the Kastern Star meet
this evening at Masonic lemple.
Itowinfl OblMraa'i clothes a special
tjr. Mrs. Ads Boss, BIO Jane street.
A ten pound girl was lorn to Mr.
Md Mrs. W. J, Diablll of JUlpBT, last
Saturday.
Join A. TtylOT and Mn. Caroline
Kggert today took the oath of intention
to become BitllSM 01 tlie UDIN0 tatss.
On Wednesday Sept. 2oth the o. K.
A N.Co. will sell tickets to Walls
Walls and return at 1.40, Oood until
Sept. L'l.
A lady of experience desires a posi
tion as clerk in a store. Can give iiord
references. Address Clerk, rare Fast
Oregoman.
New invoice of syrup -pitchers,
bowls and pitchers, salt and pepper
shakers, vegetable dishes and plHt
ters at Haw ley Hroa.
Wanted Norwegian or (ierman yirl
to dn housework in small lamily,
steady employment to right partv.
Apply at this ortire
l.ont on Court street between steam
i ii. . ,tf and Sintern' achiHil a small
boys' coat. Finder will confer a favor
hv returning same to this othre.
The liimlter dealers In town say that
they are unable to et all the lumbal
needed because ot the "(amine in
car " The immense shipping of wheat
accounts (or it.
H 1 1, H SCHOOL FOOT BALL.
Players Atssmbls For the First Tims
This season.
The Hiuh School football cstidi
date met last night after school to de
cide hi. a mad. and talk over the situs
tioii for the coming year.
Manager Hoy l onkliu was appomteit
t. ii ake the arrangement and to tltid
, .11- what expense would be attached
j to hiring a roach.
The manager in looking over his
football material found that he had
1 at least thirteen young athletes free
i from bad habits and in got si condition
begin training. More will enter with
in a week or two.
A letter wa re ei veil yesterday from
l.ac oaluraith of the Walla Walla
iligii School team desiring a gam.
1 . 9 i ft i . ,ft . . .
to lie piaveti enner nere or at nana
Walla Manager oalhratth says that
the team there will be made up strict
l of bona tide high school students
ami that In- will not allow his team to
play against teams that are not.
Another meeting was held this eve
ning at 4 o'clock to make the final
arrangement to legin work.
W K II It ST HKET TO BE HKPAIRBD.
Crush!) Rook Will be Uisd in ths lirsd
ins. Webb street is in a fair way to be
graded some time. The houldcrs at
the upper end have not yet Keen
crushed into fragments and teamsters
till avoid the street studiously. How
lever, the promise i given that it
will soon lie repaired and a soon as
j teams can Is hired at a reasonable
rate the rocks will ! removed. The
citv will let a contract to tin- grading
to some one who owns a rack crusher.
It is possible that the matter will he
act.-.! on a: the meeting of the city
council tomorrow night. It was re
lerred to the ordinance committee three
week ago
PERSONAL MENTION.
Kd sawtelle went to Spokane last
night.
! W. A) Srt left fur Portland last
nigh'.
W. J I .1-1111 went to Portland last
night.
Mr Kate hraier has returned from
Miokane and Butt. and is at tbe
Hotel I'endletou.
.1. 11. Knhiuus. s iHtnker from Sump
ter, arrived in Pendleton last evening
He went V Spokane tins morning
( lia Diirliin of Anttilope. proprietor
o! ths Meadow Lawn Farm, is in tbe
city and will remain here for severa
davs.
aulord Wallen, advance man (or
"portiug Idle," paid I'endletou
vint sester.lav to make arrangement
with tin- I ia I theatre manager for tbe
presentation of that play here.
K. - llrvson of Corvallis is now
with 1 llanev in his law office
Mr. Hrvson siwllt two years in the
law diitiartment of Columbia College
New York, and was admitted to the
Oregon liar last spring
isssd Bis Pleas.
Melville W Blauchard. alia- M
Donald fl years old, was nicked up
in jail Miuday uiglit lu Portland,
ctiargeo iti. having turned in two
false alarm of tire. He said his the
boy who war arrested last July in Lou
doii, l-.iigiainl, asserting that lie was
imiuicted in the nildwrv of M72r4
from the Western Lumber Mill about
nine mouth ago in ttie hope that he
would get free transportation to this
country. Blauchard admitted the
truth ol the charges after beiug piled
with a lire of questions by District
i.iigiheer John 1. Young and Night
Jailor James I .lohiieou. in explana
tion ol hi turning in the fake alarms
he said he was used to tug Uree in
Boston where he lived and could not
get along without the excitement at
i ompa'iyiiig then..
HARPER
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
lor Gentlemen
who cherish
Oualir.)
Sold uy JOHN BCHMID1
The Louvre Saloon
pendlkton
oaauos
Shiny shoes
Art- the styit now and we have
them in all the latest designs and
ihOMB.
Our patent calf, patent kid aud
enamel call shoes are selected from
the best lines, and are strictly up
to dtte.
The) lit. weai well and keep their
tlillll
The Pendleton Shoe Co.
645 Mam Street Pendleton, Ore.
MYSTERY
A HAN NAMED HENDERSON STRANGELY
DISAPPEARS.
It Is Slated That Hs Is In Pursuit ot Hit
Bloplns Slstsr.
Athena, Sept. 24. - A man Da Bid
Henderson came Into town Friday with
a four-horsse load of lumber ami put
bis team in the livery statde and .1
gsged a ssddle horse to ride to (iibbott
.tat saving be would return next
day. Late yesterday afternoon James
Carden came to this city and told
Iota McLean, the foreman at the
barn, that the horse had lieen tied OOj
in a corral since Friday eveniug and
had no water or feed. Mr. Md can
brought the horse in late last night.
Henderson took the tram at UiDDOD
aud went to La lirande. This morning
word came that Henderson bad gone
in search of bis H.-year old sister, who
is reported to have eloped Thursday
with Frank Fletcher. It is reported
that tbe eloping couple had gone to La
lirande. This morning J. L. Smith
took tbe team back to Fletcher's mill
when- it Udongs. Nothing has been
heard of Henderson sinre be left her.
Athens Notes.
Athena, Sept. 23. Hugh McArthnr
of Portland is looking after his wheat
merest in this section this week.
Nelson Yaiikle was a I'endleton visi
tor l-ridsy.
Heo. W. Kigby of I'endleton tran
sacted business in this city Saturday.
Herman Sailiivg of Weston visited
this city Friday.
The nail given hv the Athena Two
Htep clnb last Friday was well patron
iied and was an enjoyable attar
Fred B. Boyd, Fred l-'iscber and
I'eter l'amburn left Minday for the
Black mountains to spend b u.ek
there, grouse hunting.
Harry Wallers of Ten. II. don vlaitod
with friends 111 this city Sundsy.
l.aurance and Fred Lieualleu of
Adams were Sunday visitor.
Byron Hawks and two sister MtM
Mvrtle and Miss (irace of Pendleton
were Athena visitors vesterdav.
W I). Chamlierlain and T. D.laylor
of Pendleton spent Sunday in tiii
citv.
Ir. Spongle was visiting in I'undlt'
ton vesterdav.
I I;, iarmaii was a Walla Walla
1 si tor vessterday.
William M os ley. C. C. sargeant.
T. Pi Mosley and Ira Luna return. .'
Sunday eveniug from Walla Walla after
at. absence of several weeks.
Miss l.eoua Bryson of Weston is
gomt ol Miss Stella Willahy in Athena
this week.
L. i. Ostium returned from Port
land yesterday.
Herman Lippold. the Haiti black
smith, spent yesterday in this city.
Mrs. Delia Burden ami daughters.
Misses Buby snd tiertie, were Walla
Walla visitors yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. Farkes and family are
visiting relative this week at nervals.
Ore.
T. E. Broad lev returned Saturday
from Oakesdale.W'ash., and will leave
for Haskins tomorrow, to remain tin
winter.
Kev. and Mrs. Deweesi's daughter
Butb. who has been seriously ill will:
meningitis and brain fever lor the past
week, is still in a critical condition,
hut hopes for her recovery are enter
tained. K. A. Carden this morning fell from
a building and sustuiued injuries in
the head and shoulders. The old gen
tleman lay in an unconscious state 1. -over
au hour, hut the attending p
oian gives out the information that his
recovery is certain.
x McBaa leaves lor Spokam to
morrow on a business trip.
Matt Mosgrove of Milton 1- tr.m-a. t
ing business in tbe city today.
Alvin Stone loaves tor Portland
Thursday ami will enter college to
complete hi course of studies in medi
cine. FIVE MASKiil) MEIN HOLD
UP "THE MAZE '
Ii DSMTUTOBDi I
portuuity to escape aud made a rush
f ir the back door. One of the gusnb
at the swing doors, ran after him and
tired iue shot, hut missed.
Ths Roboert Rslirs.
Tbe robbers aaw that it was tun. to
go and the tall man, who seemed to be
the leader, shouted : "It's all up.
Come on," and the rive burned pell
niell into the street, before they had
succeeded in opening the safe. When
they had gone, Bud Hobinsuu picked
up a gun and gave chase. A
as he reached the street he began
sh. oting Twelve shots were tired in
quick succession, two by the dealer
and the rest by tbe masked men.
There Was Ureal Kaaltsmsnl.
In one minute alter the shooting
nearly thrtu hundred people had ap
peared upon the scene. The excite
ment was great. Those living 111 ad
orning buildings weie very much
irighlened and hastened to the street
to tilld out the cause ol tlie trouble.
Sheriff Posss formsd
Mierft Blakley was called up and in
a short time appeared with de
itpulies,
armed with Winchesters.
There war no lack ot people win.
were willug to pursue the desperadoes
ami within an hour a posse was in
saddle ready for the chase.
scene in tiamollDs Room.
The scene in the gambliug room
was exceedingly dramatic. Four men,
with masked faces, and dressed in
blue duck overslurts outside their
trousers, their beads covered with
sioucb bats, aud big six-shooters in
their bauds, presented anything but
a reassuring appearance. 1 here wa
some difficulty 111 iorciug tbe specta
tor to put up their hands aud in the
meantime, one ol the plavere suc
ceeded in getting ins watch int.. hi
hat and his money into bis trouser leg.
Dealer Sparks' Slor .
"I wa dealing as usua., when
about ll:3u ..'cluck 1 heard a comuio
tion 111 the bar room as though some
had been knocked down, then the
awing doors opeiied aud 1 saw four
men dressed lu blue, with masks over
their lace They flourished guile
and shouted "Hands up!" Our
them pointed hie revolver at me aud
told me to get out of my chair and
stand aside. I did so, aud then the
robber took all the uiouey in the till
aud put it into a sack. Ibun they
weut after the roulstte bank.
The thing didn't last long, but r
v eined au hour to me."
Disk Lawrsoe aarslon.
'1 was sitting 111 the 'look-out
chair,' when they came in. They
made me get up aud stand agaiust the
wall, with my hands up. I decided
that it was good policy to do just as
they loid me. When asked where I
kept uiy mousy, 1 motioned toward
my Dtp pockst. The iellow eearched
me hurriedly aud succeded in guttiug
t.oO. Tbe onlv thing that mad. me
wouder was that somebody wasn't hurt
wiie.1. the Cbiiiamau broke away."
ttarieudsr Murtohy's Kapsrlsnss.
"Wbeu I left the bar with drink I,
ths tisse was chosen tor the raid
They covered aae aud wouldn't let me
AN ATHENA
go back. When they tried to make
me open the safe, I resolved that I
would tlx the 1 1. illation 10 thai it
couldn't be oneoed if they killed me
for it. The Chinaman saved my neck
Ml the monev in the safe.
Plats Olast Broken by Bu'lst.
This morning K. M. Lyons found
where a bullet hail struck the plate
glass in front of his store and after
wards found the bullet inside the
store. It was evidently DM tired by the
robber after they had turned into
I'ottonwnnd -"treet. Another bullet
bole was discovered in the window
casing at I'attnn's harlier shop.
T. 0. ilallsv Found L'artriagss.
T. O. Hailey expressed bis opinion
last Bight t or the mails, tors had gone
out 00 ths levee. This morning he
took a walk in th.it direction and suc
ceeded in rinding lour 45001 1 bra ."It
revolver cartridge, one loaded ami
three empty. Mrs. Line Stnrgis,. who
lives near the levee, told Mr. Hailev
that, soon after tbe shooting, men bad
passed her house and that she heard
one of then, say "put Bp your gun."
News From ihs Shsrllt.
M. switxlei and deputy Sheril: 1
A. Blakley returned this noon from a
ten mile race after the robber With
Sheriff Blakley and fllofl BoobOO tho?
followed the trail over the 1 ee street
bridge and through plowed ground,
across open fields. The track indicate
that only three horsses have gone
along. Tin- other two men have evi
dently taken a different route.
a e e
Chargsd With Korgtry.
Lionel f-taggc. known a the man
who once served a term in the OfBMI
BOnltsnt lary , mid who succeeded, after
his release." in securing the ap)inl
ment to tin -e. eivership of three
National hank", is in tail in New York
City on a charge of forgery. Stagge is
very well known in Portland. His
right name was W'asservogel, or Water
house. Hi wa sent to the peniten
tiary for forgery, and served one year.
After bis release he publised a hank
ers' magazine 111 Portland and made it
a success. His ptOBOtn trouble arises
from his signing Homer Daveunorl's
name to letters which he addressed to
New York millionaires.
Guilt) or Bigamy.
L. T. Terry, at one tune an advertis
ing man in Portland ami publisher of
the Blue Book uf the Portland fi Bl
Hundred, is invrlved in trouble in
British Columbia of a serious nature.
Although his wife lives in Portland
and has lived there lor VJ years. Mr
Terry is accused 01 having deceived a
Vancouver girl Into marry ing him.
She found out her mistake, it apaars,
and brought an action tor atvOfOB. I OS
ia. and nms- sensational proceeding 1
said to be a charge .1! bigamy against
Terrs in tlie Canadian courts.
Another
lint- of our full goodl lius ar
rived. In our wt-st window
we uve showing I line of
Wedgewood . Meet und tinted
lumps. Seems like business
suicide
to offer them ut the price
quoted not uny higher thur.
common pluin lumps.
Owl Tea House.
Stone Jar;- rjc per gallon.
III
ttll und See
A. i SHAW k CO.
l or prices un al!
kimlb of
Lumber,
Shingles,
Doors,
Windows and
riill Work.
Yard on Webb Street
Opposite Hunt l-reight Dest
Call up: :
No. 5
lor
Wood.
Coal,
Brick
and Sand.
Heavy Hauling
K 1 (k'. 1 it . euouilon fivsu
to .''. 1
Laatz Bros.
I !L - . .1 id WAN I ll SUe
jUDSCnDcrS "'it lot mse-asiuee or
iiewitpor lu me UulleO
Stales or Kurupe, retail
bj uoslsl uole, cbecs ui
Uv Kast Oaaeo
niaV Itie uel publishers
(.rue ol llie publlualloo
vuii deelM-. ami we will
to
Magazines
ue It asm lo you sail assume all risk ol tbe
MOBS ijeius tost in lav malts- li.wlll save rou
both iroaLk au.l risk II ou are a subscriber
lo the (asr OaawoxisM lu reuilltlus you can
deduct leu per teul lrotu Iks publishers' prlos
Address KAnT OKONlAN POfi. CO., fsudle
km. Orasou.
...LUM
WHOLESALE ARRESTS WADE
an.rdh.st Colony Nsar T.eom. IB Tolls
orthsLsw.
Ta.H.ina, Wasi.ington, iBPi JM.-M
per IxtttrOetlOM iron, the 0 "
,. revenue flitter BfOOt
BWrolBf for DOHM Hea. ll . W
alio, fro,,, Toowno, to ; ' ,
hrlBfl here the entire com.,, ... in
narch,s, cdnnv there, im-lndi. JgBM
worn,... ....,1 ehlfdroa, b BotJ P w
all Obo are anareh.sts and IW
lovers.
Bedford. 0. A. It Kneampnient.
MOdford, Sept. -4 - The .. . A K.
,!,, in or reunion OptBSd BOfB
Monday morning, it wM
the WOOh BlOBlBB S.iturdav night. TM
posts hiking par, In the eno.-npn Ml I
ire Ashhind, Gold H.ll.lVntral t'o.i.t.
Urants Pass and Msdforo.
BxcurslonJ to Wslla Walla
POT the Walla Walls Krint NlrlBDt.
LH MM the o. R A N M '
t.ckets from Pofldlatofl U) Wall.. Walla
ami return ut H w "'"l" ""V, "
Wednesday Sept. tfi the rte a ill D'
11.40.
1 s ex
Alisntton.
I'endleton Tainp So 41 W,,.. linen ol
the World will hold tal IB"
tonight alter regular brMlBOM. H
motnber are requested to he present.
.1 P, WALK BR, t lerk.
Have you
purchased your
winter footwear?
We liuvt- just received
I Lun shipment of the
DMtMl ami betl wel
weutlier footWtCW 8V8T
shown in I'entlletOB.
Thev ur,- ttll made of
the very Lest and
thoroughly seasoned
leather and will not
iwell when wet like
most sh-u's heretofore
ihown in this city.
Remember we abso
lutely guarantee every
pair we sell.
The Peoples Warehouse
TMK FITTERS OP FEET.
71G Mam Stret't. Pendleton, Or.
Let Us Put Our hesd VuKcthcr
II fas wan! rl ret claa.
IvS an- repiirr o :
o-ml H.rk 111 (it v.
Ittet are iue ,'. iu I'
kllllul wurkmvn V
our pro e- ar rraiou
esllmait- on .my kiuC
ol carrlagi ort.
NEAGLE BROS
WANTKU.
HA1.KSM KN, TO 8KU. Sl'Hool. 1.1KUA
rise auil auppl ea u .cUe.il boar.lt. Liberal
propoaitlou Onion School hurnufliu Co.,
PHYSICIANS.
UK. W. U. I'OLK (iKKli'E IN j u LIU
bulldiui oflloe uour. 1 lo U a. m. , I to 4
Sv m Tslepboue T7.
Y. W. VINlKNT, M. U. OKKlt'K Hb.AU
ot Plrti Nalloua: Bank OBie bourt u to U
a. at. ; 1 u s p m
DR.C, J. SMITH, OUriUI OVKB THK
I .-ii 1. SaT,u Uauk. leiepbouc i
reai'leboe lelepboue A.
H. b. i. A KKIKLU, M U HOMKi'HATH-
II I'lifiiviau au.l Suraeou om.e In Jud!
Hull.liUK lek-pbouc Otltx black 7;, rei
.I.-!,.-. Lieck it
J. L M U.I.Kit. M. 1)., UK8PAIN ULOCK
ireau ami corrects eye iruble. caiarrbai
I. ....mi- au.l impair- I beariuf. ,.,....
properly lllleU lor retractive errort
UR. 1). J. H'KAl'l. HooM 17 AbOOOlA
lion block TelepUout i, reeioence wl
puouc. black 1S1
ofcrKoeATHie ph vmri ans. uKb
Keyea Ji Keye uffic. oue block weal ol u.,
tub Store
DR. LYNN It. BLAKSeLBB, 0HBONI0
au.l nervoii. .UMaea au 1 1. ol aua.u
upp Hole, cor Water aud ktaiu Sv. , femliu
lou, ur
ARCHITECTS AND BUILUKRS.
T. V. HOWAHU. AHCHlTKl'T AND 8f
periuieuaeut make complete aud rsnabi.
plan- lor bulldlnst lu u. city or oouuir ,
boom 17. Judd bulTdtUS oouuir)
rJHKKK 4 IMLK, CONTit At'ToKS ANU
buildera Kalimale luruiaUed ou ibori no
tloe. Job work a peciaU) rr.iiaui aervic.
tfuop oo Blttf tlreeluear .i,eet "K
Uft. A' !AY LJUNTKAl'TOH ANU
builder lUliiualea luruiabe.t ou all kiud. al
maaoury. ceiueul waU iiouc wall., el. Or
der. can be jsjt al Ibc tuui oreaonian oBw
0MNT1STS.
. A. VAUUHAN
InJudd Bulldlnt
UKNT1HT. OKKIOK
B. A. MANN DKNTlai IN AHUOl'I A
Uoi Block, over s B C'lopsan'a oBoe
MILTON ll. MBTZLKK
vlns bank Buildlut;.
DBBTI8T. 8A-
IN eoI'NU-IHK roLLOWINQ
UK-
ki iiia'i aiixa i r .. . , . i.
Cil) Uar.bal au.l Mill Ur said i tbe ep,'.t ou
ol ten day. lor co.l. au.1 eapeuae. :
iiiw i r1-"" weisiu about
I iU pound., uo brand isible 1
Dated Septcmbu a, i j.
J. St UtAlHMAK. City Marsaal
ALL THK NBW8! Tass ths Kaat
Orsgoiuso Uady Bj.qo . yt-r Dy
mail. Weekly ,.JOi .nu Hsmi
a,ooa,y B.o- yea. tUupiaespy Ire
ST. JOE STORE
...ATTENTION LADIEsT
Wbeu you want a corset look ours over; w, have th
.n.l tirirna.
Sl 11' I"
r
t),ll
F. P. Militarv form is a beauty and
wart KltWCti
OUI P. C C. is the best soc Corset nonufutajBj w
i,av, them i Wfhet iradeej also in all shapes '
good assortment of Ladies' kid gloves always ot, b
Remetnbei the largest stock in the counts to select Iro
LYONS MERCANTILE CO.
Furniture and Undertaking,
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of she rare bargains he is offering."
SCHOOL BOOKS
HERE.
JUST ARRIVED.
EXCHANGES HALF PRICE.
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Ho iks esperiallv for Pendleton Academy now ruatlv
Thoroughbred
Rucks....
Withia a lew days we will have frcsi
C AMS
and Olympia Oysters
Standard Grocery Co
The Place to Buy : : : :
Is i..-r.- yon can .-t quick
aiul cheap irica. Hut in
your order lor liaadnr iwl
watar tanks aud . . racks.
Bst lint- ol
Lumber, Latb,
liingle8, Build
ing pajmr, Tar
paper, Lime and
cement, Pickets
Plaater, Brick,
Sand, Moulding
Screen Doors &
Windows, Btstb
4 lloors, Term
otta Pipe.
Pendleton Rutaf Mill and
Lumber Yard.
R. FORSTER, - Proprietor.
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and we all want to tVast
. A. RADER.
Corner Main ami Welih streets,
FRAZIER'S
Best stock on the
Coast
Telephone connection at rtnoh. Ad
dress Pilot Koek or Pendleton.
Chas. Cunningliam.
Opposite Qolden Rule Hotel.
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The Columbia
Lodging House
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