c The best at one -half price It takes nrn of tho ordinary "quarts " to mako n irallon, but a ItAYNEU QUART is a full quart, an honest quart of 33 ounces, four to the Ballon. Now, you pay your dealer at least 11.50 a bottle tor whiskey that cannot possibly bo any better than IIAYNEIt, If as rood, or f7.M a calloo. It you buy H AYNElt WHISKEY you save at least (3.50 on every irallon. Wo sell two gallons tor about the samo as you par for ono callon of probably poorer whiskey. Just think that over and remember that IIAYNKK WHISKEY coes direct from ouramuiery to you, carries a uMirKLPtjrATKajtituisTi'iiusuuisTiuusifs uuak ANTEE of PURITY and AGE and saves you tho dealers' enormous profits. That's why It's so rood and so cheap. That's why wo bavo over a quarter of a million satisfied cus tomers. That's why YOU should try It Your money back It you're not satisfied. Direct from our distillery to YOU Saves Dealers' Profits ! Prevents Adulteration ! HAYNER WHISKEY PURE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE job Hil H I M rULL f QUARTS We will send vou FOUR FULIi QUART BOTTLES of IIAYNER'S SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE for 11.00. and we will pay the express charses. Try It and If you don't find It all right and as good as you ever used or can buy from anybody else at any price, then send It back at our oxpenso and your M.OO will be returned to you by next mall. Just think that offer over. How could It bo f alrerr If you aro not perfectly satisfied, you aro not out a cent- Better let us send you a trial order. If you don't want four quarts yourself, net n f rieud to Join you. Wo ship In a plain sealed case, no marks to show what's lnstde. . , , If you can uso !0 Quarts or can cet some of your friends to Join you, we will semi n SiO OuartH for 81C.OO br Frclcht l'rennld. thus savins; you H4.0I). We have been In business over 86 years and haven paid-up capital of (500,000.00 so you run no risk. Write our nearest office and do It NOW, THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY ST. PAUL, MINN. DAYTON, OHIO ST. LOUIS, MO. 48 Distillxht, Troy, O. Estabusiiid 1808. PHOTO EMBERS A GLIMPSE AT THE INSIDE OF THEIR WORK. 1 1 $4.00 EXPRESS 1 PREPAID FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO W0AIQ iS I! A WONDERFUL MEDICINE trtTnHfilUtr PILL FOR ML BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS, Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and Female Ailments. Tho Salo now exceeds SIX MILLION Boxos nor Annum Prepared only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, England. Sold Everywhere, In Boxes, lOc. and 25c. .U.S. A. Depot, 36S Canal Street, New York. FOR SALE One of the most comfort able homes in Pendleton. Electric lights, nice lawn and shade trees, s ab e for two horses A half section of fine wheat land, all in summer-fallow, north of Pendleton. Good improvements. Almost a section of land in one body, a short dis tance north of town. FRANK B. CLOPTON 800 MAIN STREET Let Us Do Your Hauling We do trucking and hauling of all description at reason able prices. Your horses will be well cared for if taken to the Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard, corner West Alta and Lillith streets. Hay, grain and all kinds of feed bought and sold. Horses for sale at all times. WILLIAM COMRLEY, Prop., Successtor to ;Hays & Connerley. Daily East Oregonian by carrier, only 15 cents a week. COME TO US FOR FURS We have a select stock of bea ver, mink, marten and fox FUR BOAS They are of the highest quality and we quote prices lower than others J.UST IN A second shipment of waists, coats and skirts. " The ladies took such a fancy to our new ideas in stylish goods that we soon sold our first shipment. HAVE YOU A Monte Carlo, or a nice tailor made skirt? We make them to fit you in style of the hour. THE EASTERN CLOAK. SUIT SKIRT AND WAIST FACTORY ED. EBEN, Pop. Nasal In ,1 Its ttasen mere thuuld bo clcuiu Ely's Cream Hair cleanse?, footbeaaniiiti' 'Is I lie dloi'iiscd uiu nil . 1 Itcureacatarrhawlilr vs jwnjr a cold Id J lie- UtaJ Creuin Halm l jilnoil Into tho nwtrlla, spreads over the membrane umi la ausoroeo. jiaiuia im mediate and a euro follow. It la not drying dota not produce acedn. Large Size, 60 oenta at Drug. gliti or by mall ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mall. ELY BltOTHBHS. M Warren Street. New York. Farmers Custom Mil. Fred Walters, Proprietor Capacity 160 barrels a day Flour exchanged for wheat FJour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, eUs always on hand. How They Travel, Work and Succeed Rehearsals, Taking Orders and De. Ilverlng. Pendleton has recently been visited by representatives of a portrait com pany, whoso business Is to enlarge pictures. A great deal has been said about tho "picture cnlargcrs," and their methods, but fow. realize tho magnitude of this Industry, If It may bo called an Industry, and tho largo nmount of money It takes out ol the country, and tho manner In which It Is operated. Character of the Men. It Is but little short of buncoing and many of Its employes aro conlldcnco men of tho first order. Still It has men In Its employe that aro persuaded that tho business Is legitimate and who try to deal legitimately with the pub He These aro few, howovor, and they do not last long with the company, as It Is claimed that tho conscientious man does not make a good canvasser and his placo Is eooh taken by a man of little moral stalling, who has a smooth tongue and plenty of "gall." Organized Work. The work over tho country Is con ducted jy several men who act In con junction with each other. There is usually a stato agent, and then under dim aro superintendents, foremen and common canvassers. Four or live go together. When they reach a good town they make their headquarters at a cheap hotel or at a lodging house and tho bead man, or "boss." .remains at headnuarters and his men all start out In tho morning in different direc tions under an assignment, and not a person in a placo is permitted to escape. At noon they report, take dinner together and exchange experi ences, tho "boss" being an eager lis tener and frequent "suggester." He Is supposed to bo skilled and can solve any problem that may come up. No one is supposed to escape giving an order if the "boss" should go after one he always gets it. The "Boss" Works. The "boss" sometimes at-his leisure Miring the day takes big orders works lodges and other institutions .here be may take orders amounting o hundreds of dollars instead of tho pqtty orders taken by his men. There Is no such thing as failure from his point of view and the canvasser who alls, labors under great embarrass ment in explaining how it occurred. This idea is so instilled In tho can vassers that they become so persist ent and resort to so many schemes to get orders that only those who have como in contact with them know to what desperate straits they will go. At night tho canvassers and the "boss" all get together In a room and rehearse the work as studiously as tho most difficult play in Shakespcaro Is rehearsed, and a mistake in speech, attitude or action is criticised as rig- Idly as it would be by the master manager of a theatrical company. Rehearsing. Ono of the employes takes his can vassing outfit and retires from the room and another employe represents tho landlady, man, or person who is supposed to bo called upon. All of the different housahold is represented In tho cour3o of a "full dress" rehearsal, and at these rehearsals the young canvasser fits himself for the work. During rehearsal the "audience" Is quiet as death, and after it is over the employes who witness tho rehearsal aro first required to comment and after all aro through tho "boss" ex plains who was right and who was wrong. The Characters. Every phase of humanity Is Illus trated In these rehearsals. Tho wo man who has just lost a dear friend, tho angry woman who Is always busy, tho society woman, tho old maid, tho poor woman with many children, tho man of tho house, tho house, girl, the young woman of tho house. These persons aro all represented in these rehearsals and the canvasser is taught how to meet them and get an order. Failure is out of tho question In re hearsals. How it is Done. A fow photos aro placed on tho bureau and on tho tables and wall of the room and the canvasser steps out side. Tho one to represent tho insido character prepares for tho ordeal, "boss"' and all of tho employes seat themselves as an audience so as not to be In tho way of the rehearsal. Tho canvasser knocks at tho door and be gins tho "attack." If stubbornness is shown ho forces himself Into tho room, practically walking over the person at tho door. Ho begins to "spiel" and will not bo turned away.. Uo soon Ieafns all about tho family and tho fa vorites of the family and secures a photo of tho favorite and ascertains if it is tho only ono and tho best one, If ho can securo tho photo of tho de ceased member of tho family and It is tho only ono In oxlstenco this Is con sidered "dead easy." If ho cannot get a contract on easy terms, ho gets ono anyway. He will get the namo of tho person at tho head of tho family write It with address, on tho back of somo favorite photo which ho has secured to examine, and If tho person has told him In emphatic terms that ho or she does no,t wish any work done, ho will talk' very pleasantly for a few mo- This is a very important consideration in a woman's correspondence with Mrs. Pinliham. It J rrcrit satisfaction to led timt ono woman can wnto to unoiner reiuiig nor uiu iuoho innate aim mwww 1 . ! 1 1 i 1 -1, l , il . J 1 -11 1 l. rt 1 tt- n ............ ,,11 rxt ucuiUK uuout ner nnicss, nun Know umi. nei icuui win uu bucu ujr u. vtuiuuu uiuj, u iuaunuiui rjiuj lor hor sick sisters, and with a knowlctlgo ot woman's ills greater tnan uiac possesseu uy any otnerp Mrs.'Piiikliiuii nvnr violates tlio f!iiihliii!n thus entrusted to hcr.ftlHlaltlioUL'hsllCDoMii thousands of testimonials from women who havo hecnhcnclitcd by her ndvico aiidinediciucrerd in all her experience has she published such n letter without tho lull consent, nnu oikb I fecial request ot tho writer. The reason Mrs. Pinkhnm is so anntlv onalifietl to trivo ailvico in cases of female ills ia for the i that oyer ono hundred thousand cases come beforo her each year, somo personally, others by wi,u tins lias been going on lor twenty years, day alter day, and day attcr day. J wenty years 01 constant ran think of tho knowledge thus gained. Surely, women are wiso in seeking ndvico from a womands experience, especially when it is absolutely lice. As mi IlliiKlruf ion of t1if. fiuiil I'nmlni' frntn Klli'li ndvico wn imrawlr.li lilllllisll twolctterif port rail of Miss Ilattio DcGroat, tlio reading of which should jjivo uvcry sick woman constat! Airs. j.'iiikuuiu s iiiiiuty to help them, aius is only ono oi thousands oi too same juuuuim wnicu iurs. jt'uiKiiam has on inc. "llnAn Tilnn. PnTKirAM: I havo read with Interest vmir advice toothersMt that I thought I would write to you, for 1 have been suffering for a long time. Ibni beanng-uown pains, and sucli Miooting pains go through me. 1 nave neaaacne, wo and fool tirviL Mnnstrtiatinn ir verv tiafnfnl. Kmimf iims bavn to ston work and lite My stomach bloats terribly, and I am troubled with whites. Hoping to hear boii soon, 1 remain, July 21th, 1000. Miss Hattik DkGroat, Succasuma, N.J. "TlEArt Mrw. PmKiiAM : I can harillv find tvonla r flinnlc vou for V0M tJlisi wonderful Vegetable Compound. I was in a terrible state, every part of mytofy" been lor j,yna Ji. l'lnk'liam'8 vegetable Compound. Your letter toiu me utm and your medicine cured me, and I cannot express my thanW 'I March 8th, 1001. Mibs Hattie DkGhoat, Succasuma, P.J- I No Other mndleinn In tlintvnrld linnnrAtvpi1 such WldCSPP unminllfied nminKumnnt. Vn ntim,- nmiiininA ling such a ret cures of female trouble: or such hosts of ,'mf.ft,i fr'innfls. Do not be pen thiir niiv iitlwir ttwwll'l,.s. 1 , - i i. ,,mNidla KomCs else has no toto.rovt , IPw.?. "1)c,lVl:U tI',, '"siuls of euros of women whoso letters are constantly printtaBfl paper wore not brought about by "something else," but by bydia K. I'inkham's Vegetable Cpol r w aw ir' 'v ments, bow politely, thank them for their kindness and walk out. Delivering Pictures. In a few weeks the man who do livers the pictures, and who is drilled as skillfully as Is the canvasser, calls with the enlarged picture and has it in a frame. Tho original photo, ho states is in New York or Chicago and will bo forwarded provided tho picture and framo presented aro taken and paid for In advance. Tho man who delivers the enlarged picture will not hear to any statement that the picture was not ordered, but Insists that his company does not em ploy that kind of men, and threatens, bulldoze, wherever he thinks it will go, until he gets the money. They run up against tho "real thing" occa sionally, but this is seldom, as most people aro of a peaccablo turn of mind and their victims aro often wo men of tho most timid Inclination. Thus these institutions tako thous-" ands of dollars out of tho country an nually, and but few peoplo know how much drilling, buncoing, bulldozing and wrong is dono In making it a go. It Is ono ot the most scientific semi-blackmalllng-buncolng institutions in the country today. 3 MRS. HELENA BLAV, Younrj Milwaukee Society Woman, Notice. Getting ready to move Into my now meat market on Alta street, opposite tho Pendleton Savings Bank. On October 20, I will close my business In tho Court street market, which will bo continued by Mr. Mlescko. All persons knowing themselves In debted to mo will please call ot the old stand on Court street, and settle as I will bo found thero until Nov. 1. After that dato I will bo pleased to sec both old friends and new at tho Union Market on Alta street. PEIUtY HOUSEIt. tl'JN thousand cured women have written to teh how Wine of Carilui bestows tho blessing of health on every woman who takes it, rich and poor alike. Mrs. Helena HIa.it, No. 123 Sev enth Street, Milwaukee, Wis., is ono of the young women whom Wino of Car dui has rescued from a life of suffering. She writes: "Wine of Cardul Is certainly 'worn out women's best friend and I am pleased to give my experience with it. A few months ago I caught a severe cold, hav ing been out in inclement weather, which settled all over me, particularly In the abdomen. I was in almost constant pain. I consulted a physician and took his medicine for a month and without any relief, I then decided I would try your medicine and it was a lucky day for me when I did so. I noticed a change in a few days and felt encouraged to continue taking Wine of Cardul, and my patience was rewarded, for in two weeks my pains had left me and I felt like a new woman." Mrt tltltnaBlau. n.o woman i ,l (mm fema-'t" should do anjttoG irt flrf-nrt cinothatappes""; 1 nnerationj inJiorror-ofi2 that Nature is nr' . Af l 'Y1 VI! n-nmen by," sician gives ."""-r. lira til DV RH"1? ,JH chance to uuuu up eased tissue. Wiiioct-j the , menstrua flow gffi reueveu or iuu m -.-. , in the system, organs strong and hejlW Any woman """"i.j.tMlO untold pains because she i w. to undergo lPTOetff, and treatment uu ,vta. not securing relieiwu. . . dui is offered to her. liiiv tn deter her. bM ?H m of Cardul inUtepnwJ. w th as muca "Tr as though a dozen doeta" it. Many PW'Xir nsti WineofCardui toJffiEfri 0 Cardui from your rdrug?""' WINEofCAHDVI .ttfc.1-- Um tewedj that cure " hi; jjM . ( .f.. BL-.c.'.tff;Warl . ,L 4t . , 1 .-r ... F' . ....... "itlirBafr TTalaWrHaWrmaM ! ' msmi in i iaa iMawa if-