East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 26, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTrtt RITE - prrrm who ri . My POLL TAX MUST HI: PAID LOCAL WHEAT IS WEAKER This cut represents the latest production in Glove Fitting Petticoats See t hern on display in Dry Goods window. Prices $1.50 to$B.OO. Pflvpr nros. irv unions u . V f I tt 1U .VVCVl ,MMlUlltDlU I Oft I )VS CONVICTED OF CRIME Nl,,jMritineid to One Year In the Pinltintlary. witriiir mftertKKiii at 4 o'clock, , Kn.i earr iirr.i 1 nii. I iiomre urn wort, one lor larceny ami imh . . I rv A I I r I '1 1 I CIIIICII ,,, D, er iitcnc.'.i i" tin- Ini fur our VMr. tan 4ii I I tWv, w,,Tl' ,nw. . i iio.nm I Hir.iin Smith . .k.uu i.tw 11. llMf I 11 MHIMlll 1 tou nicer iJoy, mi. irniu 10 . . . ii... i ..... i. ill t IJCIK "P" " ' if ciiuier 8iifMetfi. that minie m wron antl rufuHHtl to H-v. -k- ......... Tint I i i ' uri- l. ... . i. , ni.'li u irL- 1- r iiiL . i.i niil inn i r i j . court in pruiiMiini'iiii: hntnr, -fltl mi flit Voiltli nf Tin priHOIi- , I. I Ill i I mil.' IVIlt' iail(WI HH-lli ee i"n; irrilrrinit in the futurr and aftor 1 - J I.. --4 a,, k... nlf .new, MM hy iiprirflit Iivim, not the it in ot tin- pant. Fruk Chaw, nn INyeur-ohl hoy, wits l with larceny in a dwelling. M i pir ol Mhot't- troiii I'enluml'a u ImMt' and I i 1 them in hi II UN lliin'i l. anion, iiieai- i Lpif nttl alioiit three MM ago. Ml iiirnoieiit, Judge hi In nu nt Siblar'i ago to the penitentiary Dl It not Iwn lor the Ntate law. old liave been sentenced to tilt one Irom an WMMIfB OfMBM man asking Mini in mule 1 1 1 m position, he writes "No, I am not ami will not under any circumstances lie a candidate for governor. I do not want it, Hliall DOl allow my name to Pe used, and vou are at liberty to plate that vou Know such to he the fact in an strong lang nage hh yon see lit, in public or pri VHte." miaior .niton's statement sets hi real all apeculiitmn on Hit) subject ii oil nnrrowH the conteHt considerably inasmuch II- he bus quite general fol low inn throughout the Htate and wonh l. L. . ... a i . , ... . . , i ouve oeen rerKoneii w I ill I V me leilil- ern iih one ot the principal element" in the IlK'it tor the honor. Hippio Into l.ivo Loalk. 'Dfn i child I liurneil my foot i for Jti yoam, hut liuukluii'a ' Min- wliullv BO rod me after w, ciiM, ruin, miren, hruiNcn ami L. ..II I. -T.I, ,1. .1 - mt - rUlTON Mil A IANDIUATK. m iuilor Makes Poattlva An- Dcim.nt RAtfAp.n..,. i. ....... I.., " W W T ,u, II , JUii' uMipIv in eaaturn Oreifoii have Filtoo ol Aitoria in a camliilate republican iioiniiiiition fur the 'f 1 I .11 . v.. . . I I .... ... Thure la more oatarrn In thin .i-i tlun ol (In miliary (Iihii nil otliur iIi.uhiwh put toautlmr mill until lie' luit lew yim.11 It . aupKiauit to lie UMMnblC For h tfreiit niaiiy yuara QOQlOfl liriiiiiiiiiireii 11 ,1 1,, ui iii.e Hie iiiel eren'r i linl loral rnmoillva, anil by riiuataiiily (alllUK to l ire v 1 111 KiiHi treiitiiii'iu priiiniiiiiieii it in euralile Si'liiiieu liaa proven eatarrh In lie i fiiiiatlltitlnnm iliaenae, mel tiierelere rmiulrliiK eiiUKiiiiiiioinii ireainieiii iimi a i atarrn iMirr HMD tl f aoiorad liv C. J. Ulionay ,ti Co., Tulatto Ohio, Ik the onlv eoiMtlliitlniinl eurv on tin iimrkel It la ukuu liilenntlly In itoae n( (rum tun (Iriipn to n tuitaHMinliil. It iii'i illruetly on the lilnoil mel iniieiiti eirl.e'e- ol Ibe ayatum. They urtur one Imitilr.' l ilollitrn (or any ea- 11 IaU In cure rteml Inr el reulnri mnl teatinni ulala. AilUrvaa K J. OHKS'KY At CO., Tole.li, Ohio H0I1I liy I : ,n:.;i 7&0, M.,; I i.iilv I'lliaare the bual THK MALK AND rKMALK. Ii all Important 11 ir 1 ravi a, ' v a v a. ximjmjmw A CLOCK, atch, king, watch chain, charm, set hlv1i fokks. knives ok BOOMSi OK AN VL.UiM CLUCK 01 anything in the Jewelry line ? JITJai.l I Wll.l. TOIOC nUMMTOr Al I'ltU KS .- . 1 1 . i'Wclcr Optician --'WAj,tUll uhi) lleiutr'a In Animal Lira "Sha' to "Ma." All female liinln that nent on the Krouml or 111 other etpoaeil placet liil.e fie plieiiHiint lor exiillilile il.e dreaaeil 111 plumea which exactly match their environment in coloration, and niiii cul thmii from their oneinieH. Hut the mule im ilreHHeil in lirtlliiilit colora, winch iiiukeh him excoeilitiulv conapic- uoiih, and u reinlv prev to the foe, In tin- way he ih made to nerve in tin protector of female HJa), he iniiNt live or her yoiinu hrood would periali. Hi i" nu longer iieceHMarv. When male heec have helped to Htock the hive with a hew melioration, they are east out of the hive to perish at the rate ot thoiis- auds a day. In insert hie tin lemale, . aa a rule, monopolize aizeund HtreiiKth, and make nhort work of the uialen. Spnlern are mostly lemale Paniul l.um hurts compared w ith their ftpouneH. I r I'eekham made tl pertinent of put- tiny live male spiders into a box which containtal one lemale Bbc killed and ate every one ol them. When a male cider, on courtahip nent haa ap proaclieii with Ins uaual caution tin abode of the female, he watchea alertly lor the lirat hi.m of acceptance, and if uiatead ! acceptance, he rHctuvea un angry tlaah, bia only iaiet lie in tlx policy ot "akedaddle. " Tlie hiiivI t y of lading to eicapt) ii death. If two male I n in- court a lioneax, there muat be a light for Iter, and then there will be one male lion fewer iu the world. Man alone baa lucceeded 111 "lording" it over his mistress and compelling her tu accept a position 01 second import MS, The Daalh or J. at. Moor. Walla Walla, Sept. 2-'.. -Jiaipebui M Moore, a well kuown and hoiiortid cit Ki'ii nl tins community, tiled at bin home Tuesday morniii"; after a brief iIIiiohh, aged (16 yeara. The funeral took place this afternoon at - o'clock from the lainily resilience 111 Sumach atreet. The member! of the Inonl lodiies of Masons attonded the services in a body Kev. Auatin Uicu, pastor of Hie Kirat Congregational church, officiated, lnturmuut was in the city cemetery . Winter Failure tor Ront. :i?o acres heavy huncharass, &tK) acreH atubbie with atraw alack, Vib acreH 11. nut wheat, shriveled by hot wiuda. Koiiuihg water, bouae and atable un premises. K. W. M'CHMAo. I Alrr) A a I arv ar 1 tirD Now a tlio tim miJ lltft i the place to get Ptioi 111 air tight hmiters und steel ruitgeg. I uVh seven VeNrietltt of tights which I um ofi'er jH cheaper tluu over beure. Give me u trial and N NtfiBcfd. I also have u new ami complete aubortment oi "r'ryaiitl Iiuiigiug lamps at greatly reduced prices. Joe Basler. Main Street. Pendleton. The Celebrated Majestic Ranges Ful Line of Cooking and Heating Stoves W. J. CLARKE CO. Opera House Block. The Market Ha. Fallen off Several Point! no mere are no Salei. aftk LTSa?' S"Vl- 2,1 "Th" m' :, "low "' wp'' There are no 4?C,o lJT Tu" K 4U tO 4L' ceiitH per bOb. Owing 'to rPr"nt "HWi ti" firmera are bnav MMdlnj and plowinK and an the remit are not eoalag to town, ao no .aim are 'fing made. Wheat In Portland. Portland, Sept. an. -The Oommer. cial I Keview 11, its re,.rt of the wheat market for the pant week, in its inane today, aayn: the market for wheat during the week ha been aomewhat 'Iter than the pant fortnight. About Hiree-fourths of the crop hai leen . ured and lafely houaed. Karmera are nyiou a mite more attention to anl nng. . Judging from the receipt- dur IM the week the country ii letting go ...irsHreniu what the farming clan ' ". hut many of them U'llll ii rati..,. i..t . 1 i.m- coaiicea ami sell now than carrv the aame for u fun- I , . , I I t I , L I and pay inaurance and rrryiaa i-liurifim Tl... .1 1 . B , ,,. uernanu tor wheat among ui exportera hai begun, an veHnels here in port now will alumni c nan up itocka on hand. Wheat, per chased now 1,. ,t (of spot loading hut for later on in the neaaon. Wbwl if beginning to move freely towards I'dewHter, and w I! he mK)n contag tlown from eastern Oregon and Wash inton at the rate of 100 to 150 cars per day as soon an cars can be had. The movement from the Willamette yallev up to the present time ia not large. The decline in the London car go market has affected local values, sales of club wheat made at. com pet i tl point! during tie woek DC the iiasm .if H( per liushel ami of Valley fic. These prices are entirely too high, based on the values abroad for cargoes. Wheat here i Portland should la- quoted .Vic for club; blue stem, .V)c , Valley, ."etc per bushel. Harvesting continues through the Big Heiid and I'alouse country of Washiiiir- ton, and many of the farmers are lie coming alarmed that the fall may overtake them before ktuw ,,, finish and secure their irrain from the elements. It will he hilly three weeks vet before the wheal STOP will he har vested and sheltereii The demand for more bags continues in the state of Washington. Wheal In San Franelioo. San Francisco. Sept ifl. Mualuaaa has been practically at a standstill I'he market ruled dull and weak, with uncos a shade lower. The atrike is rapidly losing its lorce 111 the stonnaife of mi-in.-- At I'urt 1 '..st 11, ware houses are again busy receiving and handling grain, and little or no atten tion is being paid to the fact that the old hands are out on strike. Shippera ire in the market again, hut at nrices which offer hut little inducement to farmers and holders of grain. There has boon no change 1:1 the nrice of ships, inn exporters are making no new charters, preferring to await 111 ture developments. We quote: Choice California milling at 1 otl.OfM; No. 1 California shipping, W,'i to Mti1.. Oregon whites would bring, aay, 05r to Kaitern Llveitoek. Chicago, Boot, LV -Cattle-Market. iteady ; good to prune steers. Iti.llf) to ft. hi p sir to medium, (4 to I ' . Miockers and feeders, $2. Ml to $4. 4,r(; cows and heilnrs, ll.SU to , canners, I 0 tofj.ito. hulls, ll.N'i to 14.110; calves, H to MJ.Tt; western steers, $:!.7'i to UM. line's Market, ' to lilc lower; mix ed and butchers, lti.70 to $7.2iri : good In choice heavy, id.lHI to $7.20; rough heavy, ft.. 60 to $(.H0 ; light, 10.76 to $7; bulk ol sales, )ii.S0 to $11. 95. heep Market lower; good to choice wethers, $:i.li0 to $;;.!)( I ; fair to choice mixed, 18.80 to $ -.b0; Western sheep. I.i to $;,.m, Western lambs, $!J.7,ri to 14.60, Omaha, ept. 2(1. -Cattle-Market , stronger native beef steers. $4.60 lo Western steers, $:; .76 to $6.26; l'exas steers, $:!..rHI to $4.;i0; cows and belters. $2.86 to $4.2f l canners, $1.25 to $2.75, stockera and feeders, $:i.76 to $1.20; calves, $:t to $6; hulls ami stags, $2 to $1 Hi Hogs Market, 6c higher; heavv, $0.77 to i. !K)-y. mixod, .. to $0.80; light, 70 to $(i.H0;bttlk of aalei, $077 Si to $0.80. Sheep - Market steady; wethers, $3. 10 to $3.40 ; ewes, $6.60 to $3 ; com mon and stock sheep, $2.60 to $3.10; Iambi, $3.60 to $4.40. Wool in Boitoe. Boston, Hept. 20 Since the excite ment ocaMioned by the aasassination and death of the president baa quielod down, the wool market baa somewhat recovered, territory wools hold linn in price and sales are on the former baa is of prices. territory basis, Montana tine, 14 to Iflci acoured, 44 to Pic; line medium, 14 to 10c; scoured, 42c lo .43c; staple, 10 tu 17c; acoured, 40 to 48c. ( tab, Wyoming and Idaho tine. 13! to 15c scoured, 44 to 45c ; tine medium. 1.1 to 10c; acoured, 40 to l ie, staple, 18 to 17c: acoured, 40 to 47c. London Wool Salai. London, Hept. 20. The offeruigs at the wool auction aalesbis week num bered 15,604 bal.-s. Competition was 1 mi.- stroiig. Wool In Sao Franolieo. ban Ffam-iaoo, Sept. 20. Wool Spring, Nevada, 10 to 12c; eastern Ore gon, 1U to 13c; valley (Jregou, 7 to He; San Joautun flams, tl to 8c; Hum boldt and Mendocino, 10 to 12c. Wool lo Portland. fortland, Sept. 28. -Wool-Valley , nominal. 11 to M;jc, eastern Oreguii, to 12'oc; mohair, 2U to 81c her pound. Sklni and Hidei. fortland, Sept. 20. Hboepak ins Shearings, 15 to 2uc: short wool, 26 to 36c; medium wool, 30 t cOc , long wool , OOc to $1 each. liidaa Ury hides, Nu. 1, Hi pounds and upwards, 16c; dry kip. No. 1, 15 to 10 pounds, 16 per pound; dry calf No. 1, sound Miners, 00 p. .onus and over, i to 8c ; do 00 to 00 pounds, 7 to 7 'mi:; do under 50 pounds, 7c; kip, 15 to 3U pounds, 7 to 8c; do veal. 10 to 14 pounds, 7 to 8c; do calf, under 10 pounds, 8c ; green kuuaalted), leper pound lean; colli hulls, slugs, moll eaten, badly cut, scored, bair-al iMMM weatherbeateii or grubby, uue-thlrd leas. sion. An immenae training stable with horses ami racing paraphernalia, a faithful production of the vast grounds of the Karl's Court exhibi tion, Irfimlon, a view of Convent Har den by night and other that will test the stage of our theatre to the lim it of its capacity. The excellence of the cast is asnre. I by the great number of familiar names on the program, and it cannot Im- disputed that DO previous melodrama has been in Mich capable hands. MUST Telephoning Aeron the Oeean. The mere intimation that it will le possible to telephone across the ocean seems to have aroused great public in terest. New discoveries are always hailed with enthusiasm. That is why the last century has been one of most remarkable progress. It has been im- poesihle, however to discover a better medicine than Hostetters' Stomach Bitters for disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys and .bowels. Thia medi cine baa over 50 years of cures to its credit and has rescued thousands from the misery of dyapepaia, indigent ion , flatulency, constipation and bilious ness. When you need a medicine lot anv of the above complaints, do fnot fail to try the bitters, an it never disappoints. COUNCIL VOTED S46. To J. Lavln, on Account of Ace'dant on Court Street. J. l.aviti, the man who fell through the sidewalk on Court street lust week, presented the city with a bill for $45, which he said would la nulHcicnt to compensate him for the lose of three weeks' time on account of the accident. The city in council last night voted him the amount, and having received it from the recorder, left on the even ing train for his home in Seattle. II.. is a harntns maker there. Mr Lav in stepped in a water meter hole In the sidewalk on Court street in front of one of Purl Bowman's houses. - & m The Real Cause or DandrufT and Baldness. At one time dandruff was attributed to lie the result of a fewrinh condition of tlie scalp, which threw off the dried cuticle in scales. Professor I una, Hamburg, t iermanv, noted authority on skin diseases, ex plode this theory and says thai dand rul't is a germ disease. I'll in germ is reallv responsible for the dandrutt and for so many bald heads. It can be cured if it i gone about in the right way. The right way. of course, and the only way ia to kill the germ Newbro's Herpicide does this, and causes the hair to grow luxuriantly, just as nature intended it should. m m Arrival! atHotel Pendleton. E P Marshall. William 0'OOMtll, Baker City. F- tigene Froeasner, Portland. J B Ktidy, Portland. .1 A O'Neill, Portland. W K Hlendintiing. W F Lewis, Syracuse. L H Fry, The Hal lei. August Knah, Cincinnati. Howard Reynolds, San Francisco. John (iuruee. Portland. M I. Wilson, Union. J W Lack in, Sisikane. Chan Legg. Fairhank. Mrs. ) H Patteraon, Spokane. i Mci iilverv, Spokane. A I lleatn. d ' Spokane. H it Knes II Jury. Mrs K A Holmes, Wallowa. Mrs John McPonald, Wallowa. A Baltegarlen. Ed Ufa Kalteao. Mrs Dan C Bobbins, Northp'ri, Wash. J C McKiunon, (ireut Northern. W W Saint, Seattle. Leonard A Baker, fort lad. M A Cuseciis, Portland. K F Baker, Nordhop, Calif. K A SchilHer, city. i ieo Harris, fortland. Andy Nvlander, Portland. DEVERS r GREATEST &TRFN&TM f I NT ST F L AvO ANCi ABSOLUTE PUflTY GuARAN TEl fL O A i SPORTING LIFE " COMING Houked for Next Holiday Nlgbl at the rraaar. f .-1 hup.- one of the moat important of the theatrical otter inge lor this aua eon ia the aucceaalul London melo drama, .sporting Life," which uuiuat lo the Kraier Monday night. Much iu the way of merit ia claimed for the production, and ita long runs io New York and Chicago laat year would ou to luatifv the sweeping account that it ia the moat important melodra matic presentment ever made in tbia country. The tact that there are no leaa than twelve different eueuea gives spectacular importance to the product ioiiT and the nature of the pictured shown, will give some idea of the mag nitude noceaaary to produce Ibe illu- "Nerve Waste." Oue ol th muat helpful bouka uu' nerve woakuvM evur leauud la that vulltleO "Nerve Willi," by 111. Maw far ol 8au Krmu 1.. o, una In lla tilth tbuunuml. Tula work ol nu xwr erlBUCtxl and reputable physician la in agree able ooulrual to the vast auui ol lalae avliluf which prevulla oil lata Interesting subject. It abound to carefully coualdered and practical advice, and baa the iwu great merit ol wi. doiu and eluuerity. It la eudoraed by bulb Ibe lellgloua mid eecular press. The I'bn ugu Ail vate e ays: "A peiuaul ol the book mel the appllcaliuu ol lis principles will put heullU, hope aud bear! Into thouaanil ol Uvea that me now auflerlug through uervou liupareiueul." The book la fl.Ou by uiall postpaid Oue of Hie moat lulareatlughapu i napler xx, ou Nervines aud Nerve Toulcs has boeu prluled separately as a sample cbaplei. and will be seut lo any eddreas (or alaiop by Ibe publishers, Tata PACuMC PCNLUUINO CO tea -JH. Sau ITrauoiaco Hartburn, Belching of Oases, Pain in the Stomach, Bloating. Distress after Eating, etc. There arc many a-aoMMltee lor theae troubles, bail few cure. NAU'S DYSPEPSIA CUKE will cure Ibe were! cam. I vile M Uuuiiuuuk, wllb i lo.-mioi... o . tilouef", ait .... - "I I..... liiu ',, .it, i i., i. i . , i . i , , . n trouble Air io eaara. It iHlilulliaieu 111 unmruwuu oi Hi, m.. lou. l, liu.1 Mureli. look Mau llyBOepslut ureaud aiu our.nl CITI7.8NS CANNOT VOTB AT THR CITY UMliov WITHO0T PAVING. ir Not Paid on October I, Same Will be Collected. On account of the rain, a Quorum of the city council men wan not present at the recorder's othYe last night. However, a few of the members were there and some important matters were dineenned. It has come to the earn of the mayor and some of the connrilmen, that there is considerable dinsatisfaction in regard to He poll tax. In fact, some of Pendleton's leading citixenn have said that they will vote in the city election without regintering. The state law provider for a poll tax of $2, with a few exemptions Mayor Vincent aayn that October 1 will lie the date net for the collection of de linquent poll taxen. He says moreover that the collection will be inforced in accordance with the ntate law. Fallowing in a portion of the Oregon statute hearing on the subject "The inhabitants of the city shall lie exempt from the payment of road taxen, or the ansesement of property within the citv for road work; provid ed, that the common council may as sess and cause to be collected annually Iroin all property owners in said city the sum of $2 for every $liHki of prop erty assessed to such person for city purposes during the year, and in pro portion for a greater or less amount titan $1000, and for each male inhabi tant of said city lietween twenty one and fifty yearn ol age .except persona who are a public charge or too infirm to perform labor. Ot aitive liremen, ex empt firemen or other pcfMM by the lawn of the state of Oregon exempt from the payment of road or poll tax en the mm of $2, to lie known as the 'street poll tax,' and the amount of money no collected shall lx applied to the improvement, i onstruct ion and re pair of the streets in said ritv. said money ao collected to be kept in a separate fund to be known as tlie 'street fund;' provided, further, that the marshal of the citv ia authoriied to collect sin. I poll tax, and for that purpose shall possess the same power and authority ami have the same rant dy granted Dl the general laws of the state to the sheriff or tax collector for , the collection of delinquent taxes." - . i A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his IihnL Karly use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the st nu -ach, a id digint inn, promote asm in 1 1 at i-ui, improve appetite. Price 25c. Money hack if not satisfied. Sold hy Tall man A Co., druggiitJ. Fall and Winter Clothing Larger assortments. Ii.intlsomcr styles and biHttl values than v have ever shown before rliaractor ics this season's display ol Fall and Winter Clothing at the Lin store. Our clothing comes from leptitahle manufacturers Not Only made to look well, hut !) garment built for satisfactory ser vice. Yon find in our stock the the newest etlects and patterns in the lancy stylish fabrics as well as complete assortments of serges, black and fancy clay s, untinishnl worsteds, ami. considering f) thing quality, make, stvle and price the 't'eoples Warehouse is most emphatically clothing he.nl quarters. Hen's Suits and Overcoats $10 to $25 Furnishings, Hata, Caps an t tllovea I i onomkallx t'rii .1 it WHKal ' 1 ' rt i era-, m ft The Peoples Warehouse 716718-7 Jo Main Strci-t. I'endleton, Oregon ffiK MANHOOD RESTORED aHaafflM Me llilllri r, li,..r.-,TI.tl..nnf at ,1 1. I ,, , ., ,,, ,, ,, WvTeS 'J;'".""" 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Thty please They satisfy the fastidious because they are clean, the 1 .trelul ones bet uise ol then purity. They appeal to the economical because pine is always reasonable There are many, no doubt, who Mill ffOCtrMal without thought ol purity or cost, simply because they hud a gnml ptulit lor themselves Whatever your reasons may be give us .1 call ami we will treat right. you F. S. YOUNGER & SON. .muck di:i.i i:kv I'llONK iH tyK are Ibe people and the only people In ihe ' Haihllery liualneaa In Peadletuii Hint eiu. ploys lull force- uf inin-lintilea the year around, and tiiaku our iiivu Sa.t.llua. Ilarnoa., etc., ami -In not atiip tbeiu Irom the fantorlns like some el uu 1 roinputilors and then tell ytku they are ...... 1 as noinu raaite; bul tbey ere uol. JOSEPH ELL, Leading Marneaa and Saddlery. Oregon Lumber Yard WOOL) (.UT1KKS for harm and dwellings Cheaper than tin. Lmnher, Lath. Shingles, nuildinx P.i p- 1 , Tar Hupcr. I 1 im and Cement, Mould inKM. Pickets, PiaHter, Mi is K and Sand, Screen Doorritw Windows, Sah and DoorH, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light. Prop's AlU St., opp. Court Mouse. $6000 Worth oi the beat Laundry Machinery and a KNOWLEDGE of how to operate it accounts for our suc cess in the laundry business. Send ua and you regret it Hotel Pendleton Under New naiL'tgi'incnt i Strictly First -Class Excellent Cuisine. Kvery Modern Conveoieoco Kir and Milliard (loom The Kcst Mote Van Dran Bros.. Props 4k !tlMtISe. s7 iLlaxwaf EJajflaxwawwi Glrr Us a Trial. Kates $2 00 a day Special Kates by Week or Mitb Headquarter, for Traveling Men In Caelern Oregon Successors to J. t. Moore In Select in vi a Carpet Vou will im. I the largest aeeorl rjMUl Ul si led Irom at railing's t ire New gmsU here In all the irtiest palteroa. UM greatest van- oty ami the lawl value for the money foej can Hud plat what VOtl nl l.ere an I )'lsl what Vou ami, The Irnat iart valuea . f 1 -red 111 Kregoll Wall per r ha pel than ever. The ami derfiil mproveil rotary White atejag dmcIiIm, buy M oilier until you try it. JESSE FAILING. . pe I people to know you have to sell If you what don't HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE? The new store can never be known unlets it advertises For aale by TaUmaai ex Co., and all 11. ei ctaae drugfteta. or aeud to Prank Nan. HurtUud Motel Hbaruiacy, fort- laud. Orvfoey Price Si a bottle 01 bottle lor $5. eaeweee prepaid your work aftataatr. Untol Vt I'oni'lTO n. axsr. n 1111 1 ixi. 111 111. IjiskI t' ' lor uunuij 'axexa'oeMaxeBtwx8lVwSl I BBTi. 1 wiavBJ s",kiuM. lulaijiiii.o. . - It I uiuucaii Plan I JSJB7 su.J V llll.liou. 1 ..1. .lk.ua PJ SJC " ' " (Wf s.i s. ..... ... mmcuu iiuuibreaaa. MBJfSBJ SBHixel Hliak aiiJ a hall ttmam aaaaaai. mM" - .- i-.iui. . .u.i 1...1 auis keJSxeaw Jenf axervaaT I K ' ' ' "" ttal'."!""." .-aiUu "'' "' "'"'" aeek ,, kPcy,MM gej -auipls Koom In s Jiiaaullea. 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