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I .
rPay as J
1 Much I
for an inferior beer ) H
SchDtz beer costs twice H
what common beer cosn
, in the brewing. One-half
( pays for the product; the
other half for iu purity.
One-hilf is spent in
cleanliness, in filtering even
the air that touches it, in
mW filtering the beer, in ster-
ilizing every bottle. And 'B
IB it pays the cost of aging
mW we deliver it;
iH If you ask for Schlitz
you get purity and age,
you pay no more than
beer costs without them.
Ask for the
! , H
IM Fhone Mala' 1781.
F The Itosa Ice A Cold Stores
Co.. 414 Main St. M
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Painting and Paper
Hanging.
MANEUVER3 OF REGULAR
ARMY FOR TWELVE DAYS.
An Area of Two Hundred Twenty
Five Square Miles Will De Covered
by the' Operations National Guard
From 8even States Will Partici
pate. Fort IUloy, Kan.. Oct. 16. Begin
ning today and continuing until Octo
ber 27, the army reservation horo Is
to bo the scene of the greatest mili
tary mnneuvers over conducted in
the United States. The success or
the .maneuvers hold hero Inst fall In
spired the war 'department to lay the.
pinns tins year on a much larger
scnle. Tho movements of the troops
will extend over an area of 225 snuare
miles, lnstcnd of being limited to 19
squaro miles, as they were a year
ago, and the number of troops has
boon doubled.
The game will be largely one of
strategy. All tho arms of tho sen
vice will take part In it. Tho artll
lory will be represented by nine
light batteries tho largest and
strongest force of Meld nrtlHery that
nas ueen urougnt togotner in mis
country Since the Civil War with
i Major William H. Coffin in command
I There will bq a brigade of cnvalry,
i under Gen. fo. C. C. Carr, nnd bri
, gades of Infantry commander by
nrigadiors Generals Fred D. Grant,
J. Franklin noil and Thomas H.Bar
ry. In command of nil the operations
Is Major-Genoral John C. Bates.
One of the most Important, not o
say picturespne, features of tho war
UllIU Will UU till illlUUK UJHJH U I'UU-
voy of food supplies. A 'supply train
composed as It isof 'a string of 'load
ed wagons miles in length, is obvious
jy vulnerable to assault nnd corre
spondingly difficult 4o. defend. Tho
problem Is to fetch it through, In
order that the vlctiiles in question
may not go to recruit tho larder of the
foe
To Control the Railroad.
Where n railroad runs through a
scene of military operations, as in
this neighborhood, the control of It
often determines the success of an
nrmy Hence tho Importance of se
curing the mastership of traffic over
the Union Pacific road. Wuichover
i force, tho blue or tho brown, obtains,
theoretically speaking, the advantage
; will be in a position to cry "mate" to
I Its ndversary.
' Questions of this sort will bo de-
I termlned by officers of high rank
I appointed by the war department.
inoy. win tieciue wmcn wins, tne
bine nrmy or the brown army, when
anV attack is made upon a fortified
.village. ' It will be ith'elr function to
determine wheiner -an 'intrencliqd
position, lias been (technically.) 'cap-
t.t-.A . 1 n:lm,l.h. '. 1, ! .. . !..... 1
You'll get the
Best work
And lowest' "price's '
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i 111 Court Street.
I may .Life
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Jlowllog'alleys, tool, billiards i
and shooting gallery. Every- f
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CONSUMPTION
the 'moat dreaded' and deadly ot iall
'diseases, aa 'well as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles are relieved at
once and cured by Acker's English
pemedy "tho king ot all Cough Cures,''
Onres coughs and colds Jn a day, 25
cents. Your money back If dlssotls
.ted. Write for free uample. W. H.
Sooker & Ca, Bnffalo, N. T. T. W.
ieteldt ft 0&
,tured and whethfcr, this regiment pr
that brigade has been (constructive
ly) wticd out. From their decision
there will be no appeal.
' 'In ,h ;coure fit the (jpjirdtlpns, an
entire division will be marched out
and deployed for battle. An attack
in force wia be niauo upon hu -outpost.
dftOr preliminary sKirmishlng
and reconnolssance. and the "blue and
j brown armies will -finally come into
collision. The forces lining pretty
evenly matched, the losses on both
I uldeH may be expected lo be large,
though tho wounded will not require
hospital treatment, and the dead -will
happily come to life again after the
fray.
One of the most Important objects
of Mho jaauerfverB ls'tcf .affortlttp' offi
cers 'nlUho several fnrm's.nn opportun
ity for observing .tho evolutions nnd
capabilities of the other arms., Thus
the cavalrymen will see what the in
fantry and artillery are doing and
tho artillery will get a .mpre definite
notion of the sort of doo"poratl6n
which may be expected from the in
fantry and cavalry. The vnluo of
this is obvious. Of course1, the en
gineers will have their own import
ant part to play in tho operations,
constructing pontoon bridges and
throwing up eurthworlts, while the
signal corps, with telegraphs, tele
phones and a balloon, will attend "to
the business of conveying Intelli
gence. "Where the Troops are ro'm.
The regular troops engaged in' tho
maneuvers, and the most of which
u ro now on tho fields, come from
Fort Leavenworth and Riley, Kas.:
Rill and Reno, Okla.; Niobrara and
Rohinsou, Neb.;., Logan, Cplo.: p. A.
Russell, Wyb'.;1 Douglas, Otrthj 'Snell
lng, -Minn.; Lincoln, N. D.; Myor,
ya.; Kcoiigh, ; Montana, and Joffor-hj.
son Barracks, Wp.
Besides tho rpgular troops thercl
will be an army' of national guard
nresent as follows. Kansas, one
brigade, icouslstjug of two regiments'
of infantry .and tw.o battalions ot
hold artillery; ussouri, lown, Ne
braska and Arkansas, one regiment
of infantry eaehi Coloradoj 'Olio ibat-
tal.lon. pf Infantry; iseprnuka, a sig
nal corps of nbout sixty men.
- Thcworfr'of'cstnUlishing tho camp
.was .practically, .completed today.
The camp 'extends several 'miles
along the .Kansas rlv-'?. jruealto Is
well draind'd'and there exists' a'splen
tlful supply" of pure water. Tho 'work
lP4 of Jeejlihgt tl(u 'nrmy during the
tlitrleeh Haytf IK in 'charge of Captain'
A 3t navls", thd commissary of the
departmejitof the Missouri. A depot
commissary Is erected near the
camp, where' all artlcleb which the
troops may need may he purchased.
Arrangements have ,l)ee,n .perfected to
Dupjjiy t,uv iruups ,wiiu i run ll pcci,
Ireah'Wegotablo'a 'ahd' ifresh bread
every day, yhlle thy-areienajnpddl
bread will comfe-ffpm' the' arrnjT bak
ery at Fort Rlloy which will bo op
erated night and day during the next
two weeks. " !
A "MISTAKEN VIEW.
Fi H. Newelr Says There Is no E
v thusfasm In, OreooHi
In an Interview nuotod In. n recent,
Washington dlspntcn, unlet tiyuro-
grnphor. F. H. Newell of the Goologl
cnl surveymade thorcmarkablo state-1
ment thnt there was no onthuslam
displayed by the actual Irrigators of
Eastern Oregon, nnd that the only"
Interest taken in the subject at tho
recent' meotlng of tho National IrrI
cation, concress. was by men directly
.interested In private Irrigation
genomes.
When It is remembered that nbout
CO of the dolegntes from Oregon to
the congress, were from Eastern
Oregon, and about 40 of this number
were actual Irrigators, , It will bo
shown thnt Mr. Newell did not stijdy
the Oregon delegation closejy, or
has been misquoted by the ''Washing'
ton correspondent.
Mr. Newell Is reported to' hav
said:
"Tho people of Oregon, In contrast
with residents of other Western
states, monlfest little or no Interest
in tho grent subject of irrigation.
"The few men who nro actively
booming Irrigation," snys Mr. Newell
"are those who control large tracts
of lands lying under proposed IrrI
gntlon projects, and these men are
working solely in their own behalf.
"There, Is ,an absolute lack of pub
lie enthusiasm, however, which Is
remarkable. 'In view of tbe vast bene
fits that will accrue to the Btnto of
Oregon as a 'result of tho irrigation' of
its arid lands."
' The Salve That Heals.
Without leaving a scar Is DoWItt'8.
The name "Witch Hazel Is applied1 to
muny salves, but DoWItt's Witch
Hazel Salvo is tho only Witch Hazel
Salve mado that contains the ptiro
unadulterated witch hazel. If any
other Witch Hazel Salvo Is offered
you It is a counterfeit. E. C. Do-
'Witt Invented Witch Hazel Salve rind
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Is the
best .salve in tho world for cuts
burns, bruises tetter or blind, bleed
ing, itching nnd protruding piles.
Sold by Tollman & Co. f
SPANIARDS INSULTED.
Would Not Listen to American Tunes
in Slot. Machines. ' i
Shortly after the Spanish-American
war, one of the first American novel
ties sent to Spain were the, nlclde-in
t he-slot- machines tho musical kind,
Unluckily, the- flrBt machines "played
American airs. They wore quickly
demolished. When tho next lot (of
machines were imported it was care
fully advertised in advance that thqse
contrivances would play Spanish airs
only.
This was taken as a sort of nation
al -compliment, and the American
"slot machines Jumped Info,-, sudden
favor, especially .the gambling ya
rietics, as tne apanianis are very
fond of all camas W. chanac. In. n
place like MnlogaUh'ere- are now mora
than forty such machine's, each cap-
ln 9 r.n ,lalK rn thn nvnTOPP .
Farms for Sale.
We now have listed for sale soma
of tho best wheat fnrmB and stock
ranches In the county. All the places
are .well improved and well .supplied
with water. Also some very desir
able city property. Call and got
prices.
BENTLET & HARTMAN,
Mokl Tea positively cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions of the skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. 25c nnd 60c. Write to ub
for free sample W. H. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo. N. T. F. W. Schmidt & Co
druggists.
THE-
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308 Court Streot
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Best Regular Meals
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Carryalls tor nicnic parties. Good
itearos with 'compctont drivers ' for
commercial men. Speedy horses nndi
.handsome rigs, 'for cvenlnc and Sun-'
Iday 'drives. Qeptle horses tor family!
iuse. Stock boarded tit .reasonable;
rates. Best pf earn gv"a, to transient!
stock. Opposite HuUl Pendleton.,
'Phone, MpId 361.
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Mrs, Kate 'Lono'ean, 'carrying nor 2-
year-oiu naoy, was lost on tho prairie
near Denver, '"Wednesday night, In a
snowstorm, and fell Into an irrigation
ditch. Roth were frozen to death.
ACKEWS
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS!
cure dyspepsia and all (Borden arlih
ng from Indigestion. Endorsed by
myslcians. icverrvherK -fHnlrt Hr nil
drugglsta. No'croreJ to'pry.- 85 cent.
Trial package tree b wrlUns to W.
H. Booker Oo Buffalo, H. Y. T.
yr. Schmidt ft 00.
RISING
And many other painful and 'serious
ailments trom wlncn most moiuers
suffer, cau be avoided by the use of
W W F A CiwT is a God-send to women, carrying
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VllkamP ordeal with safety and no pain.
No woman who uses "Mother's Friend" need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror
and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her in
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also healthy, strong ana
trood natured. Our book
"Motherhood," is worth
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TOnmnn and will be sent free in plain
envelope by addressing application to
Bradfield Regulator to. Auanui.oa.
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Is the magnificent stock of carpets and nifrs we are
showing. The 1904 patterns arc displayed and ready
for you to choose the design thnt pleases your fancy.
In our stock you will fititl something to please as we
have capcts from the heavy velvet brussels lo th
lighter makes and all show trat richness that adds so
much to the beauty of your rooms.
1 1
We bought carpets in a vast quantity and got prices
which cut down the cost so we are in a position to
Save youimoney. . 1
Broad choice, large savings apd expert workmen to
sew and lay yourcarpets, are inducements wc offer,'
TKisN
. j
aoeslor the stom
ach ithnt which II
Is unable to da lor
Itself, even If but
fclfphtlv disordered
or overburdened.
Like
In ilis U I I
the vattt i?l
o the 2
1
ft uuus,
Kodol
SUDdIIu the natural
.. t ji .
1 luiccs 01 Qipesiinn nnd
dots ine work nf iv..
stomach, relaxing th
oervous 'tension. qm i
tho Inflamed muscles!
and memhrariM nf ti,t
'or Pan are nHnnrl i
rest and heal. It n
Indigestion, flatulence,
Dabltatlon of thn k..i
nervous dvsrv.n!g nni
all stomach IrnnKV. v...
.cleanslnj, purifying and
strenplhenlnfthnt-inn.
membranes of the stonv"
achand digestive organs.
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nuuui If V.MINLUH
J f "flMl
Tosr Dttler Can Smbt.
Bottles only. S 1.00 Sli- doUlr.
the trill slu. whlh Jii.T? ?.A
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The Modern Carpet and Furniture
House of Pendleton
YOUR PLUMBING!
Have it done by a Scientific Plumber and you will not
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COURT STREET
Building
Material
4
Of all Descriptic
Sash, Doors & Windoi
Made to order. Building
paper, lime, cement, brick
and sand, wood gutters for
barns and dwellings a spec-
laity,
Yard
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PRE-TfisroRic Period.
Tne Original Skeleton of This
Colossal Quadruped
QJE the Prehistoric Age J -unearthed in San. Joaquin County, Cal., to
J902. Sckatistsisay !he lived 2000 years ajro, welched more than vw
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DR. RAY CHAMBERLAIN. Sole Owner andMafl
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