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PAGE EIGHT,
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nninrn nnin t ....i , "
mm rnibta auui
EmWoitery ahd Ldce Sale
The Laca and Embroidery business is BOOMING
at the Fair Store this wees, way c necause
we are offering better values than usual:
"We will Mil you lace this week for I
5c a yard ; 7. 3
that are worth 60 and 7c a yard. ' , , ' .. . '
Also some fine edgings worth 20c and 85c yard will go this wee
'for
I8e a yard !
A big assortment of fine Insertions, no lace to match, all go tn at one.
, price of
8cayard
to pieces of wide embroidery at special price of
I lea yard
40 pieces embroidery Insertion, lOo and o values, special at
9c a yard
- to pieces narrow embroidery, t to 4 Inches wide, at special price-
t 5c.ayard ' . - V'
J ''ol wide emrMderfjtqc frahie. at special prtee of
Naw Neckwear
- FB HVB JUST RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE
VVW THINGS IN LADIES' NECKWEAR. OUR WINDOW SHOWS
JjoME OF THE NEWEST STYLES OF. NECKWEAR. JUST ARRIV
ED BY EXPRESS.
, .THE ftUR DEP't. STORE ,
1 TJv. .pENDLETON.IOREGOPTi iV r
i :
e
t
BRIEF RECORD Oft.
county'ewnts
Special
very; abort
HE1I5I0H HOTES
MAXWELL jCflttPANT IS'Li;
r-TAKnrfi OCT WATER TODAY
rUM Arc. Being Formulated to In-
oKiin wMttltit?. Todav
cvrijrmi mijsiv. B
to Select 'fUte jrfrjr, V fcjiool pof-4 Y
New-port Company to Moving its
CAInns Arrived front Omaha Pe
tition to Retain Postmaster Bland
lUre Boon.
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
INCREASE IN , IDAHO
Good" Horeos That Sold for $150 Each
Year Ago Are- Now Wirtta IJ50
ami $300 Buyers Hfcye Scoured
the Country Over ' Thdronglily and
Can Find But Few for Sale. ,
Not onlv throuKhout eastern ure-
jton, but all ovpr. the entire northwest
the demand tor ooa norse is un
precedented and prices are extreme
ly high. " Umatilla county horsemen
will at once recognize the same con
ditions here that are mentioned tn
the following Item concerning the
active horse market In Boise and vi
cinity. The Boise Statesman says:
There Is a scarcity of good horses
in Boise, which, from reports com
ing from different atctlons of the
state seems also to show conditions
In this regard quite generally
throughout the state. The state
ment Is made on good authority that
never before In the history of' this
city has there been such a scarcity,
hrough on by n demand, the like of
which, It is said, has never been
known here. , ,
The dearth of horses has to do
with both draft and driving horses.
It H explained ' that the Increased
prosperity of citizens calls for the In
creased demand for driving horses
and that the' general prosperity
throughout the state, ' which occa
sions air unprecedented amount of
building, Is responsible for the great
rtmand at this time for' work horses.
Dr. Bodle, veterinarian, who has
deilt In horses more or less ' since
IS, says he has never known such
A demand for horses as now exists,
not only in Boise, but throughout
Tdaho.
Naturally' the " increased demand
calls for better prices, and at thu
nresent time horse flesh Is consider
ably higher than It has ever been
according to the statements of those
in a position to know. Dr. Bodle
states horses are at least 15 per cent
higher in Boise than a' year ago.
Merer nnd hcrses that averaged 1150
wortn
OF
THROAT
ft y" '
AND
Eft!!-
EODES
. r- -V
DIR. KING'S
p r
- .ft ..
D
rv n navv A n
COUGHS and GOLDS
CURES u THRO AT LUNG
FOR
t it i t t s.'-r
DISEASES
SAVED HER SON'S UFE
My ton Rex was taken down a year ago with lung trouble. We
doctored tome months without Improvement Then I began ptlng
DrvKlng'e Hew Discovery, and I soon noticed a tJwwloi the better.
.1 kept this treatment up for a lewweeke and nowftnyoa , is perfectly
well and worka every day. MRS. 8 AMP. RIPPEE, Ava, Mo.
OLD AND GUARANTEED BY
' TALLMAN V CO. 11
6O0 AND SI.O0
It will be decided 4n
Talk of Incorporation. 1
.. 111 i. - vol. n TTarmln-
A meeting iu " ic- ... - -
. j i w th rommer- in price a year ago are now
dal club and citizens, to talk of for- $200 an l?50. - ' .
mulating plans and making arrange- n cXa...iMr ... w.
' ? " .. 1 Hnrui la h. tin In a ileal Ot the
mems for me mcorpunuw - . . . - -
nicms r 1 , .u. burn of NsaV & Bodle the Other day.
town. It IS oeiievea .mav - ...
will, shortly bernworpowted. Mil Is when a man drove nto the yard with
Wll i ""J " , . .. I a tain f nanl wnrlrora . A man who
10 Churches. viu
. Be , Built
3
HermlsWiryipra fO. The Maxwell
Land, '& IarTgaW-compaby la-talc-,
lngAate' tods rrbnvhe : Umatilla.,
rtve. toligAetpfl' acres of land.,
much of whlctfrsyibder cultivation''.
After this yf4r ythei land , will 'De Ir
rigated bjs htf govif-nmont, acoord
Inja a jLgrementVbetween the
nnninv and the goveiirtoent. Many
nan- trAM nre being set out this
spring, and coniderablr garden has
been made. ' 1 - '
The Newport Land 4V Construction
onir.nnnv is moling-its. qamps isouth
of town where they have a contract
for some mor.hUcral. work.forr the
g&Vi?rnment. 1.. . :.. .'i . . . . -
Mr. F. P. IlarwoDd and Wife, are
recent arrival,JronvOmaha... Mrs.
Harwood is a daughter of Colonel H.
G. Newport, nnd tbcX. are .talking pf
locating here in the future.
Mr. Longhorn and wife and chil
dren have arrived here from Lew
lston to reside. ,vi-. i -
Mr. MiClelland has arrived from
New-Catle, P:nn., to make his home
J; FV McXaushtnas returned from
a business trip to Portland.
Tf is reported" fhat' the'TJaptrst "nnd
Methodist churches will both.be, In
:ourse of construetlr.n in a " very
short tune. The location f"r, the
Bsntist c'sjnph ht now being Wistd
ei"'l, aTVlt Is'tnUre thnn likely that
.111. ha nnuirMaantsj of all
mripii nf a Mood' town.
' Tn nnlM bV-OhOOl HOUSO.
A meeting Is being eld Jnv-Her-
.hi. afrnrnaon to aeciae on
1 1 kl1lnip AM.
a lnenton lor a scnuui uu,.....o,
which will he erected In the near iu
. ... n Dmiom 1 thousand
dollars.! It lrnderstood that the, site
will-be paifchasf d as soen ,6s lt'ls de-
elded where itwiii De.jiouui.eiu-.
Wtfti tgratetam-rosMiasier
IfMs ' Understood "that a pettt)S)n is
Wng. circulated to retain C. K.
. . . . f .ariant ftt
Bland, wno is a i'u'ui-.
Mils place, and who has been post
master for years. His many friends
deslrethat he snail continue m ki
as postmaster of Hermlston.
was looking for horses happened to
.e at the barn and at once bought
one of th- horses, tor. which he paid
1750. The same horse would not
have brought more than $150 a year
' HOTEL ARRIVALS. '
. Hotel St. George. A,' H. Solomon,
Tortland; T. 8. Bnshning, Spokane;
J. O. Billows, city; W. R. Hunt, Sain
Francisco; C. W, Rollins, St. Louis,
Mo.; C. B. Norton, U. & army; H. L.
Gentsch, Spokane; H. S. . Farnum,
Walla Walla; Gto. D. O'Connor,. Wal
la Walla J. Newman, New , York
City., it. E, , Hotchf Ice, Enterprise;
W, H, Wells. Portland;, M. Wise,
Portland: B. H. Davis, V. S. ,R. S.; C.
I. Bsndy and wife. Echo; 8. G. More
field, city: J., A. Kunn, Echo; , Chas.
MillerPortland;, G. G. .. Bechtel,
nnin- r M. Hollinsrworth Portland:
G. H. Black. Lewlston; G. H. Mush,
Kansas City,. Mo.; E.' A. Anderson,
Detroit; J. L. Damon, Seattle; H. Li.
Foster, Walla Walla; A. E. Eberhart,
Walla Walla: J. R. Canty.. .Walla
Walla; R. B- Green and wife, Sump-
ter. ,
Hotel Pendleton. Wm. Maher,
Tnrtinr.il' W. J. Avers. Portland: J.
N. Burgess and wife, city) Miss Asn
hv rltv- a. Koontz. Snokane: B. E.
Summer, Chicago; C. Nt .Norrls, La
Grande; H. CloyDurgn, cnicgo;
Tom Ordemann, Portland; George
Stovena. Spokane: F. J. CM
Spokane; M. H. Mullen, BpoKane;
J. eT. Coxv Portland; C. Wi. Madden,
Portland,.,., .
nnwipn Itnlc Hotel. J W. Myrlck.
Myrlck; ..Frank ,Woodwrtts, city: , J.
8. Hartley, .Portifna; j. m, nempnui,
Pilot KOcm AUTS..,W. J. Aingi Juio-
in' J...M.. Ashworth. Weston: Mart
Haskelt. Pendleton; Edwin H. Caton,
Athena: Thos. eWakor,. .Seattle; w.
Hlghftll.. Prosser; S. D. Phy.r Her-
ml.tnn- Frank Mlcales. Pilot Rock
Thomas. .Jaquas, . Pilot Rock; N. H.
Remlllard. Walla Walla; C, W. Tul
llck, Pendleton: J.. George and wife.
Atlantic, la.; Rose Webb, Echo; J.
T.r Sato,', city;, Effle Nerman, Echo;
R. C..MIpbaUU.ueiu; wm. r. ian,
Dale; kD. P., Settle, Denver; W, F.
Brown. Creston, Neb.; aeo. , rrasse,
Co. Bluffs, la.; H, Koepks,'. Athena.
Vn nn Immune from kidney
trouble j so Just remember that Fo
ley's Kidney Cure will stop the irreg
nlnrltlea and cure anv case of kid
ney and bladder- trouble that Is not
beyond the -reach ot medicine. Koep
pen's Drug Store.
The. O' R; N. has nearly com
pleted a new turntable at La Grande
Which st is stated will be the finest
on tlie' entrre system. "
AS TO AN IXTER-COUNTf ROAD.
Views of the JHcppner Times and Ga
r .. sette.
Savs the Gazette:' '' '
POMdleton Is now interested ih the
nnestion of building a macadamized.
or In fart anv kind of a good nubile
road ' between Heppner and Pendle
ton; ' This Is a question that at least
deserves careful consideration. How
thp nncette Is candid ' in the
opinion that tills road deserves no
more attention ' than - many ""others
lendino- Into Hennner. :
While the Times' rises to remark
n follows
Th nronofled watmn road between
Heppner and Pendleton' Is JUrt now
discussed consldaraoiy 1 py
Osteopathy.
Hn manv neonle date their 111
health from a severe cold or la grippe,
or from some accident or injury.
Poslbly slight at the occurrence, Dut
as time went on and the vitality and
vigor of - the body begins to wane the
disease became more marked... These
ennfM most satisfactorily prove the
osteopathic theory of, disease.. Some
slip , of slight, bones, unnoiiceaoie
other than a pain ror a Driei iime ".
curs. The nerves adjacent to It are
pressed Upon. ' For a time the vigor
of the body enables It to withstand
the Injury.; But as the vigor decreases
the effeet becomes manifest and dis
ease is the result, .This Is a tale daily
told In the osteopath' office, and it
Illustrates why the osteopath goes to
the bony frame work to find the cause
of disease.
'; Care; In Compounding
Doing Business Again. 1
' -"When -my friends-thought I was
abont-to take lear?eof this world, on
account- of Indigestion, nervousness
and -general debility." writes A. A.
nhtaknlm . TrARdwelL.. N. T.. "and
. ah if thr was no hope
inem.iwawww. - I
left I was pereuaaea w "7 " " - , -
- . . . tha T-maillla ,nn UnrrM OtlHV nfkOnlf.
Bitters, ana a rejuivu. j - . -
are curing me.. I am now doing bus- especially by those' residing in these
iness again as of . old. and am still cities and along tne line or me pro
gaining dally.". "Hetit of all tonic med- posed road. ' The object, as we un-
lclnes. uuaraiiienu u " . - -
druggists, 60c. 1 possible an air ilne road ond make
- ' '' is so gbod that nutos can make time
" 'THINGS DOING AT ECHO. , over It; In othor ' words, make 'It an
automobile road, and in time, If the
,,mnt. Number of Trees nnd Vines development of the country warrants
, it. to establish art automobile Sine
- ' . Z,, on Jim,-" mmW nd rWeaay shorted the time of com
ncnn, pru v.
Lisle Hardware company has ;ola
it, stock of hardware to few years ,uch may become , reality
D-SnUtn innd Norton, of Hood River I pntent rat(, of aevelopment
and it will hereafter be known as the and there are excel-
Smith-Hardivare company. . ice reu
-I
fiitehen
Comfort
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kllnejr Trouble Makes You Miserable.
AlmrMi .v,rvw1v wVin rends the rfeWsy
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures maue uy ur.
Ill Kilmer's Sw'amp-
H '1
F
I Root, the ercat kid-
111 oej, livtr and blad-
pie !pf ' ric np jregrit .VelngJ;
Adarns leave. 1 ' "
'i Mr. iMc-
c(infF Out Fruit.
Spring work Is going on in all di
rections. G. P. Hlggenbotnam is
setting out 1000 grape vines a-m
hundreds of peacn, cnerry ura yea.
trecr. Many of the different farm-
lent prospects that It will be more
rapid In future than it' has been the
nasi few Vears.' At any' rate a 'Irst
class wagon' road would be a great
benefit and convenience. It would
be a long step toward the develop
ment that we 'so much desire. It
would shew to oulsMe people tne en-
the different rarm- """';.".,, w f ,,r home neo.
ers are dclng tnis son o. . .-,, erve BS nn ,naucement for
11113 Kanuii . " 1
Skull Broken With Hod Hot Iron.
Mnwrini between life and death,
"The Combination of ;
hot meals and a cool
kitchen has always
.- seemed, an lmuossi-
obtdned wherever there's a New ' Perfec
tion Oil Stove in the kitchen. lhe blue name
produced by the .-Z
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oii Cook-Stoyc
fives quickest and best results. Th1 New Perfection ii drent
from any other oil etove. Cuts fuel expense' In twe, Madejn
three iizel every stove warramcu. "yi. -v
write our nearest aeency tor oesgiipnvo ukui.
, . -, sass "i .. and ia the best
and safest all-round house lamp made. Giv
clear steady light Brass throuehout and beauo-'
' fully nickeled. Equipped with the latest jmpwyed
burner. Handsome simple eausfactory. Every;
lamp warranted. Write our nearest agency if yovi
cannot get it from your dealer. ' " '
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
" 'IW "(lySttPosmtSD) .. ; , .... ....
la one of the chief rules 6f our bual-
neFB.'' We don't "get near It- as some
careless people do, but we make up a
prescription, exactly as wlUeti- Our
drugs are always pure ana iresn
the best the market affords. And we
are prompt in putting up "physicians'
prescriptions, aunougn very -reasonable
in our chargas". v'f' ,
F:i. DONALDSON
Reliable Druggut
tr 9 'f '
.. ... , 1 t
im aer remeay.
fb It is the greatmed-
ffliilical triumph of the
I nineteenth centutpr ;
1r J lUyii discovefed alter yeiirB
U HvSBof scientific research
eminent kidnev and
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble. ' '
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need.- It has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book telU
ing more about Swapip-Root, and bow to
find out if youbave kidney or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous oner m mia nuu-'-;"-r
auure iu ai ivuiiiw
& Co., Binghamtou,
M. V. The -regular
ftttf-nt fttid one-
sold by all good druggisU. Don't make
sny mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Binghamtou, N. V., on
every bottle.
pie aim eel ve no 1111 iiiuu.i,. ... w.
iTheirid-Ihveaf and "beorlie Tnferest-
led parties In help!ng,,tuish other de--
voiopment work along.
h , rnhs There Is great room for develop-,
Enlunda fllner employed .ft ?h ,i but..m ne.d more
Bonanza Mnper mines, is ' - I , anQ 'cllpltal to help the rood! ""T7TT7771 i 1 1 1 tt " t
Ma.. MsV font. a"-. - th. is no beUer , M ... ... M M.M .
-- tQ ct tnp-n.inan to snow-nn en-
Jn-Uy burner the result ol t an , en- A oureeIvel.
ountt "Zrearna had believe. If the proposition Is
yesterday afternoon. Enlund had I .i,....i,.n ..r nrtoir-ar-
the mine I - - .
trouble with Wat
Hall.
..I. I -ill
Kin..ba,ith and the latter struck
him over the head with a red tiot
drill. . Hall has been arrested Dyjne
authorities of Union county.
Particulars of the affray are not
forthcoming as Hnll's son was the
onlv witness and his Hps are sealed
for the time being. Both of the Halls
refuse to discuss the case and En-
luhd's condition prevents him rrom
telling the story.
Hall struck Enlund a powerful
blow on the side of the head with
h -simvinir drill and crushed tne
sldo of his skulh The flesh Is seared
and burned and the side of the mi
ner's neck literally cooked. Whether
he will live or die Is still a matter
of conjecture. Baker .City Democrat.
i ,
The validity of the Missouri stato
law fixing eight hours aa the length
of a day's work his teen upheld by
the United States supreme court.
The decision simply affirms the de
cisions ot the, Missouri courts with
out reference to the point of law on
which the United States court found
the act constitutional.
rind to a successful termination.
Whallna Is a trrowlna industry in
the South Atlantic, centering around
the Falkland Islands.
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER
; ' ' - t .
Color of Hatr Bald to Indicate Per.
son's Temperament.
II. unnla tullana that hlnnifa Ol
tfiauj naw.v w.iw.v -. p
tight , hair denotes affection and " dark
hair constancy. A person without hair
Is not devoid of charaoter; far from It
Th .dlamoflltion of the averase bald-
headed man Is to show such solicitude
for the welfare of otbsrsu that he neg
lects himself. A germ causes baldness.
Prof, Sabouraud, of Paris. France, In-
ManMtat B BV.HI Tmr.Attff Mtm,
Causing It to become totally bald In Ave
weexs time, xo ria ins scaip ot inane
danptrous germs It Is necessary to apply
TOeatroy the cause you remove tnt
a.tau. "
Bold by leading 'drugWsts." 'Send too In
stamp for sunple to The Herplclds Co.,
Two sis is eaata and $l.e.
A. V. SLoeppsn is
Byers' Best
J ' ' ' iui .t,Mri whsat that growsi v'd6od bread la assur-
; ed'when BYERS' BEST FLOUR is used. Bran. Shorts, Steam Rolled
X Barley always on hand.
1 I -UWTOtlttW't,
I IS
I PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BTBUS, woprseror.
. -- -aAAAA.fcA.t.444.ti.tis4-'fc4-i4444
t tit- . : .f;:i uu x
m n-M mir-ETT.T.-rvn
cnnnM DWKTiLING --v.'.
I 6-BOOM DWELLING ,.
K.ROOM DWELXiINU -
S.ROOH DWELLTNG 4s f
FAR SALE
eiouv.uu
$2500.00
............ $8000.00 f
iaoo.oo
,..iM.,....i .ow.wy
i .' 91iOUU.U..
$1200.00
tsaoo.oa
$1000.00
aiirt, . $3000.00
. , 5-ROOM uwnajiii"" s r , - t ' - r. i
' 6-ROOM DWELLING ,..............
I! 4.ROOM DWELLING- ' ".' !.
S-ROOM DWELLING -4 Vr" t, '
' f.RnnM nwut.riTio ..,,......'
rnAMir n ri OPT ON &. CO.
'i r Ivnilla Vs ' vw - - - 4
I J 1 2 CCottrt St.. Wy
tVould You-
Enjoy hearing callera at your
home exclalmr "What beauti
fully decorated rooms! What
pretty 'wall paper!" Of cburse
you- would. That pleasure is
possible without costing - much
money.
JVe should, be pleased ta show
yoVthe' necessary ' ''
VallPapbr
and you will be surprised ut the
very low prices we have put on
exceedingly 'high-grade goods,
- jnq line consists ,. or. papers
suitable for every room and hall
In the. home. Every pattern !s
nevH and has a distinct 'decoraj
ttve value.
We would consider, It a privi
lege to be allowed to help you
In the proper selection of pa
pers for your home.
PEpLETON,
PAINT STORE
t E. J. MURPHY, Prop.
, . 'Phone Black IlUL..j,
HI B. Court BU
,r FRESH?
Meat - Fish - Sausages
I a m A
e - m j
t Delivered promptly eaclrdayi
I Ehipire. Meat C6.
eeaeeeeea)aee
The Baat Oregonlan Is Eastern Ore.
totfa reVreaentatlvsj paper. It laada
and the people appreciate It assfl ebon
It by their liberal pauonagei U
the advertlalng awdium of tMa aasMlaa.