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Consider Your Wife
these hot days. Relieve her of standing over a
roasting, hot cook stove by getting one of our
blue flame cil stoves. The finest, most economical
oil stove ever put on the market. We have them
Irom the little hand kind up to the big three bur
ner with oven- they're fine bakers. No dirt.no
beat, no odor and so handy, economical and
quick cookers.
THOMPSON HARDWARE Co.
621 Main St. Headquarters for fishing supplies !
NEW GDNTRACT LET
LIME, CEMENT, SAND,
BRICK FOR THE SEWER.
Oregon Lumber Company Was the
Lowest Bidder and Will Furnish the
Material Mentioned Chris Ranley
Will Put a Glass Front Into His
Cottonwood Street Property.
The council had a hard time to
moot and had a short session Inst
nlRht. Owing to the absence of sev
eral of the body a quorum was hard
to find, but It was done at last, and
tho council was called to order by
Alderman Clopton, with Johnson,
Sommervlllp, Howard and Swltzlor ie
spondlnR to the roll call.
The city attorney was Instructed to
draw an ordinance authorizing tho
city to enter Into a contract with the
Oregon Lumber Yard, represented by
John A. Doric for tho llmo, cement,
sand and brick needed In tho con
struction of the sewer. The bid of
the lumber company was the lowest
offered, and the work was given to
them by the committee on sewers,
having tho oversight of the construc
tion. The company offers to furnish
Wallula sand at ?2 per yard, Western
hard-baked brick at $10 per thousnnd,
Condor cement at $4.10 per barrel,
and the Riant cement at $3.S5 per
barrel.
Permission was granted to Chris
Ttanley to have a glass front put Into
his property on Cottonwood street,
opposite the city jail. The council
then adjourned.
Its Merit
Has the large demand for
Byets Best Flout
built up. Only the choicest wheat that grows enters in-
NDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
pewriters for Everybody, $35, $50 and $95
Oliver
trd Visible Typewriter is
tand the racket. Cannot
It alinement. Impossible
the type. WritiW in
ITbe speediest machine on
f-ome and see our testi-
CLOUDBURST ON THE NORTHERN
No. 4 Eastbound Captive of Montana
Washout,
Ilig Timber, Mont.. .June 17. A
cloudburst between Columbus and
Park City this afternoon caused a bad
washout on the Northern Pacific. Tho
washout occurred In what is known as
Valley Creek, where a large wooden
bridge, nearly 130 feet high spans
what is usually a dry creek. The wa
ter Is said to have come down the
creek bed in a Bolld wall over 20 feet
high, carrying everything before It
and sweeping away one Bpan of tho
bridge and washing out 30 feet of
tracks. Tho roadbed for nearly a
quarter of a mile Is covered with deb
ris brought down by the rush of wa
ters. All trains are tied up, and it
will bo 12 or IS hours before the
bridge and track aro sufficiently re
paired to permit the resumption of
traffic.
News also reached here this after
noon of another washout between
Heed Point and Columbus, 15 miles
west of the first one, which Is delay
ing trains at that point. This is also
said to have been caused by the
cloudburst which flooded several
miles of country. No. 4, luo eastbound
Twin-City express, is tied up here to
night.
COMING EVENTS.
une IS, 19 Wool sales, Elgin.
Juno 23, 24, 25 and 26 Eastern
Oregon napttst Association, Pendle
ton. June 23, 24. 25 State Federation of
Women's Clubs, Astoria.
July 2 Eastern Oregon O. A, U. en
campment, Union
July 6-10 Forty-second annual
meeting National Educational Asso
ciation, Boston, Mass.
July 7 Improved Order of Itcdmen
great council. Portland.
July 14-26 Tenth annual session
of Willamette Valley Chautauqua, at
Oregon City.
Michigan Bankers,
Saginaw, Mich., June 16. Business
and pleasure are combined In tho uro
gram for the annual meeting of the
Michigan State Bankers' Association,
which will be In session here during
tho next three days. Tho entertain
ment end of the program hold sway
today, tho members and their ladles
taking luncheon at tho Saginaw Club
and afterward enjoying a drive about
the city. Ijtto this afternoon tho vis
itors go to Point Aux Barques, where
the evening Is to bo devoted to en
tertainment. Tomorrow morning the
business of the convention will be got
under way.
Bishop Hartzell to Africa.
New York, June 17. A host o.
Methodists bade farowell todny to
Bishop J. c. Hartzell, who sailed on
tho Germanic en route to Africa,
where ho is tu carry on missionary
work In fields hitherto untouched.
The bishop, who is accompanied by
Bnv. William S. Naylor, of tho Wis
consin Conference, will tunko a tour
of the Dark Continent covering an
nioa of more than 30,000 miles.
Stock Farm for Sale.
The Ogle slock farm, consisting of
juuu acres, about 230 head of cattle,
plenty of rater, grass and tlmbor,
Range has never been shcoped off.
All under fence. Will grow all hay re
quired. Call on or writo to Bcntloy
ol linrtman, rcndloton, Oregon.
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manently cured by using Mokl Tea.
A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti
pation and Indigestion, makes you
eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or raonev back. 25
cts and 50 cts. Write to W. II. Hook
er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., for a free
sample, F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists.
Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch.
WOMAN DIED AT 104 YEARS.
Negress at Charity Home Told of Old
Times on Long Island.
Walla Walla. June 17. Tho oldest
Inmate of tho Colored Home and Hos
pital, at One Hundred and Forty-first
street and Southern boulevard, died
last Friday, at tho ago of 101 years,
Her name was Eliza Bates, but all
who knew her called her "Mammy
Bates." Until tho end she had per
fect health and her faculties were
unimpaired. Only an hour before her
death she threaded a cambric needle,
film was a maker of patch work, and
many of the quilts her Industrious
fingers put together took prizes at
different embroidery shows and
church fairs. ,
The Chicago
Typewriter received the
Gold Medal at the Paris Ex
position over all others.
Will do the work of any
machine.
Typewriter Supplies and
Rubbej Stamp goods.
MAPLE BROS, Agents
Electrical Supply House
2i7 Court cjt.
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ose out our entire stock, excepting our sewing
he prices we are offering have never been equaled
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ttlrn i every article is u genuine ib....
ftosiVe alewdays left. Every thing mus tgo, n yu
Ihtoj. c' come early as tlie stock wont iasi iuub i i
lwe are offering. f
RAILING, Store near the Bridge J
St''.....,
f0 Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Once
5?lay will lead to serious breaks.
rirst-class work guaranteed by
Com
Irt street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel
TO EXHIBIT OREGON WOjL,
Samples Will Be Exhibited at St.
Louis and Portland.
Baker City, June 17 Henry Black
man, of Heppner. the agent of tho St.
l.ouls, also the Lewis and Clark ex
positions, is in the elly. Mr. Black
man's specialty is to advertlso East
ern Oregon. Wool of the finest qual
ity will be selected from Eastern Or
egon Hocks and placed on exhibition
at St. l.ouls and later forwuided to
tho Lewis and Clark exposition which
will put Eastern Oregon llockmasters
in tho front rank. A local wool dealer
will collect the samples.
INSULTED HIS WIFE,
Tom Thall Is Badly Beaten and
Afterwards Pulls His Freight.
Baker City, June 17 For Insulting
u married woman in a local lodging
house yesterday, Tom Thall, a cigar
maker, was nearly beaten to a pulp
by an Irate husband armed with a
cane. Thall was later arrested and
released on $25 cash bail.' Today ho
disappeared when his case came up
for trial.
All warrants on School District No.
10, from 232 to 278, will bo paid up
on .pre&entation at my office, room
16, Judd building. Interest ceases
after this date.
JOHN HA1LEY, JR.,
Clerk.
Pendleton Oregon, June 12, 1903.
Hot Lake Bath Houses Finished.
Guests will please secure rooms In
advance. Rates: Board and room,
$10 to $15 por week. Baths, $1.50 per
wcok. The new bath house is now
ready.
Dont Woy
Because your washerwoman
failed to come you dont have
to do your own washing. We
are ready with our great facil
ities to do better washing
and ironing than you get at
home. We do it for whole
families, large and small and
the price is surprisingly low.
"Just phone down and our
wagon will be there soon.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
Court and Thompson Streets.
These Hot Days
Our meats ere all kept on ice
Nothing old or tainted in this
shop, and when you get your
order it will be nice and fresh
right from the ice box.
MIESCKE
310 K. Court Phone Ited 211
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Five Porcelain Tubs t
Are now to be found at
Privett's Barber Shop and
Bath Rooms. We also have
five hydraulic chairs. Every,
thing is neat and clean. We
employ none but first-class
workmen. Our equipment is
not excelled in Eastern Ore. X
Privett's Barber Shop J
4 f Ui(n Strut
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The Oregon Dallr Journal can b
found on sale at Frailer'a book store.
All Week Specials
Ladies Wrappers, all grades and styles. 10 per cent oh
Children's Dresses, all grades, 10 per cent reduction
Ladies black hose, good quality. 3 prs for 25o
Ladies sleeveless vests, 4c each
Misses lace hose, good grade, only 100
Misses sleeveless vests, 4o each
Men's fine summer underwear, 50c a snlt
Men's cotton sucks, good grade, 5c a pr
Men's straw hats, all grades, from 25o up
Summer dress goods, all grades reduced in price
Zcpher gingham, best grade, reduced to 10c a yard
Special reduction of
JO pe cent
on all Shoes this week
THE FAIR
Agonts for McCnll's Pnttotns
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TJ REEBOOTERS do not nowadays go around
armed to the teeth, but their methods arc Just as
effective as of old and even more so as the papers
daily testify.
Prudent people kaep their
valuables tx-yoml the reach of
thieve and llrvs No better
way, no clienper way than to
place u safe box in your home
olllee or store.
I am agont for tho Nat
ional Lock & Safo Compa
ny's safes and furnish any
slzod safo from a little ono
for private nso to a bank
vault all Are proof.
Come and see our samples
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man
74: Main Street
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You have been taught by skillful advertising that good and
pure baking powder cannot be sold to the consumer for 25 ccnti
You arc told that all such baking powders contain alum and are
bad for the insides Their statements arc false. We offer tn
for any alum or injurious substance found in food resulting
from use of the Crescent Baking Powder
X pound 25c
Sold by your Grocer
If yoa want
the nicest, freshest fruit of all kinds, call or phoni! your order to
Pendleton's only exclusive Fruit House
The choicest strawberries from Milton. Large, ripe cherries
from Frtewater. New crop of oranges, lemons and bananas.
Fruit retailed at wholesale prices
007 Main St. Wm. MILNE, Proprietor
Bring Us Your Second Hand Goods
We will pay you what ib right for thuin.
Bargains in new and second hand goods.
GURDANE & McBROOM
31a East Court Stkkkt