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Is Boys' Clothing and Furnishings. FOR DISPLAY SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW. Hoy' 8ohix)l suits, two piece, $1.50, $2, 12 60 mid 3. Hoys' school atilt-, thivo piece. '-', $2.50, f3 60 uiul 5. Hoys' knee pints, f0o, 75o tl and $1 25. Hoys' long pant, f 1.50. $1.75, 12 and $2 60. Hoys' sweaters, white, colored and etriped, 60c to SI 75. HoyV shirts, soft and s Itf bos oms, 60c nnd 75c each. Hot ' qnps, 2.5c and 50c. Hoys' lmt, alt the late styles, oOoto$tCO. Hoys' shoes ( wn ssve yon 2-" and 35c a pair), 1.25 to 12.25. TiH Every Day Is a Bargain Day at otr Store. i BAAR $ DALEY One Prke Olothiers, Furnishers awrf Hatters, Pendleton 729 Main Street I 1.1 ISSUPERINTENDENT THE UMATILLA INDIAN AGENT GIVEN NEW OFFICE. -h feast (e(X THUHSDAY, SEPTEMBER. IS, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. Now the crown prince of Slam Is to visit this country. A rato war Is about to be Inaugu rated by the Eastern railroads. Now It is announced that the Iioer generals will not visit America. England is much alarmed over the defenseless condition of Canada. The retail butchers of New York have merged to light the meat trust. The Bryanttes lost out In the Mass achusets state democratic convention. American marines now travel as guards on the railroad between Colon and Panama. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, thinks that the strike will end in a few days. ' In the democratic state convention ' held at Dover, Del., Henry A. Hous-' ton defeated ex-Congressman Handy! for nomination as representative, by ' two votes. I Word comes that Peter English, J who was arresieu at innings, .Mont. HOTEL ARRIVAL8. Hotel Pendloton. H. I.. Iitz, San "Francisco. T. F. Alengher. Portland. H. Hathjon. Portland. O. Wahlstroiu, ortlancl. H. E. Coleman. Portland. O. H. Southland. Grand Itapids. E. S. Dorlng, Cove. James Iovoe, Cove. E. VT. Hentent. I.a Grande. 31. A. Hosowell. Seattle. It. W. Watson, Chicago. A. S. Almble, North Adams. H. A. Gerder, San Francisco. W. A. .Myers, Portland. C. G. Hansen and wifo, Tho Dalles. Colin V. Dyment, Walla Wnlla. J. A. Luekel, Portland. W. L. 3Inrshall, Portland. n. L. Faircldld. San Francisco. P. M. Jlorsn. Portland. T. Muellhauft, Portland. It. U Morse, Portland. 1). Shuts, Portlnnd. T. K. Heard, Modesto, Cal. The Golden Rule. A. G. Dumogg, Chicago. .Mrs. Dr. Suapp, Ukiab. H. Huttger, Portland. T. F. Meagher, Portland. Oscar Wahlstrone, Portland. I. eo Cunningham, Portland. S. F. Jloore. Adams. Mrs. G. .Mason, Portland. MIsb Mollle Gather Will Be Assistant Superintendent Has Worked In the Schools 16 Years and Is Moot Pop. ular With Indians. The Umatilla Indian agency has been done nwny with nnd hcronftor the business of Uncle Snm In caring for Ida nffnlrs on the reservation, will be under n bonded superintendent. The old agent. Charles Wllkins, has been appointed to the Intter position nnd .Miss Mollle V. Gnlther, assistant superintendent under Mr. Wllkins. This change on the Unin'tllln reser vation hits been under contemplation for severnl mouths. A special agent was hero during the summer and after carefully looking over the Hold rec ommended that tho agency bo done away with, that the above appoint ments be made to till the olllclnl places In the Indian nffnlrs of the re serve. This change from agent to superintendent is not a new thing. For the past few years it lias been the ambition of Indian Commissioner Jones to take the handling of the In dian reserves out of tho linnds of agents and place them under bonded superintendents, and already most of the agencies have experienced tho change. The Idea In doing this Is to eliminate the possibility of the handl ing of the Indian affairs from the bands of politicians and get the work on the reserves entirely free from nny Influence from the politician or mnn with n political pull. J Under the present ruling of nffnlrs there will be practically no chnngo In the hnndllng of tho Umatllln Indian reservation. .Mr. Wllkins will remain at the head and the only mntorinl change will be In name. Ho will con tinue to handle the business connect ed with the reservation and Indlnn affairs, while Mlas Galthcr will con tinue at the head of the school where she has been for the past nine years. Since Mr. Wllkins was appointed as ngent, four years ago, lie has given perfect satisfaction to Uncle Sam's wishes to -resign or docs something to give cause for hor removal. Mr. Wllkins' snlnry romnlns at $1200 per annum, nnd Alias Qalthors' remains nt ? 1000. COUNCIL MEETING. Small Attendance and Little Business Transacted. Little business wns transacted at the meeting of tint city dads Inst night. It wns the intention of tho council to elect a city recorder to succeed John McCourt, but thin mat ter was deferred on account of thero not being n full ntteudnncc. The name of William Fltz Gerald, now Justice' of the pence for Pendleton dis trict, was talked of last night, as a good mnn to succeed Hucordor Mc Court., By selecting him It was stat ed that several hundred dollurs would be saved annually by the county In handling criminals In police court, Which now comes under the Justice court. For the Public Good. In another part of this papor ap peals an advertisement worthy the reading, as It's for the public good. It tells of a free distribution of Doan's Kidney Pills, a remedy for kidney Ills. I tend It. and cnll nt Hrock & McComas' drug store. Monday. Sep tember 22nd. DO YOU DANCE? -HE RIGHT THir AT THE RIGHT TIM lis and get you Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon, just xCv The tomato season is drawintr to 9 rU.. ir supply for catsup or for 1 lirenhfnst. 6t, Nice large Mackerel and Fine Salted m Herring. Your breakfast will be madj more enjoyable ' wheat Cakes and Maple Syrup are served. v' ply the necessary ingredients to make the caltt? you like 'em. MARTIN'S FAMILY GROCERY AND BA, The place to get clean, fresh poods. R. MARTIN, Proprietor Telephone Red 34J Hose Company No. 5 Will Entertain You at La Dow Hall, the Evening of October 22. Preparations nre being made, by Hose Company No. 5, to give a grand bnll in the I.a Dow Music Hall on the evening of October 22. All who have attended the balls given by the flro boys In the past need no urging to get them to attend and those who havo not attended have missed a good time nnd will miss another if they do not attend the first dance of the season given by them. Kirknuin's orchestra will furnish the music. (MHHHHHIHWIf THE PENDLETON ACADE Offers: College Preparatory Coarso Business Course Toachers' Course ! Takes all grades from SulPrlmary up. Graduates tub1 V man Class iusuuh 0 d loses as Yale, Princeton, Stanford. J Graduates taking 27 weeks Supplemental Work an ttf Certificates on sa-uo bads as N'ornml BohooU. Fall term o. Jj tembcr 15. For catalogue address g I F. L. FORBES, D. D., Prin Cheap Excursion to Baker City, On September 18th the O. It, & N. Co. will sell tickets, Pendleton to rtnl:ri- f'tv mill -i.tn.-.. nt ? 7T. flio subjects and to those on the outside , MrnMn ,,. nn,.nL.a ' fn, and cnrnlval. These tickets will be hod AAnfaeoarl .- 1 i iinnnlun n.9 terfelt money which he had made S''S"1,11 himself nt n in. nt t ivint, R- Mason, Portland. himself at a den at Livingston Suit has been brought in the su preme court of Kansas to compel the placing on both democratic and pop ulist tickets the name of W. H. Crad doik, the fusion nominee for gover nor. Venezuela is in a bad way. Presi dent Castros has again been defeated James M. Uills, Indiana. E. H. IJeuke, Portland. A. H. Carr, Grand Forks. Maggie McCorkell. Weston. Minnlo Taylor, Weston. IT. C. Adams, Weston. H. F. .Million, Colfax. M. M. Wiener.'Colfax. Marie Picard, Adams. and his soldiers are deserting to the! It. E. Hunsucker, Spokane. revolutionists. It is believed that the government will be overthrown in a few days. Wednesday night a drunken and lawless mob took possession of the town of Rockport. Ky., and It Is im possible for the ofllcers to send to tho neighboring towns for assistance for fear the mob will hear of it and bum the town. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Over ?5000 has been raised at Port land for the fire sufferers. The Dryanltes won out in the state democratic convention of Washing ton. In round numbers, the total amount of property to be equalized by the Washington board of equalization, Is 1201,000,000. Tho government yesterday ordered Supervisor Atherly, of the Crow Creek reservation, to employ a num ber of men to assist In fighting the forest fires now raging In. Wyoming and Colorado. "W. T. Stonehart, of Montana, is in Monmouth for the purpose of buying about 250 goats. The nreeu in row Robert Alexandre, Athena. H. M. Alexander, Athena. S. E. Alexander, Athena. Jessie Uinkley, Athena. J. U. Thompson, Carson. James Dovore, Cove. A. J, Hall, Brooklyn. C. D. Ulnker, Boston. A. W. Tickner, Chicago. "Mrs. Olive Ausman, La Orande, Miss E. Osborne, Meacham. C. Smith, city. J. Nelson, city. W. Hann, Milton. D. Carlisle, Muscatine. J. E. Carlisle, .Muscatine. Lou Goemarlan. Ed C. Peterson, Boise City. W. A. Kelly, Walla Walla. Anna Angnir, Salt Lake. James Angnir, Salt Lake. .Mrs. M. Went, Nolin. A Boy's Wild Ride for Lfe. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr King's New Discov ery for Consumption, Coughs nnd Colds. W. H. Brown, of Leesvllle Ind., endured death's agonies -frorr asthma, but this wonderful medicine who are fnmilinr with the running of the business connected with the re serve. He has made n good agent and will no doubt make Just an good a superintendent. Miss Galthcr has been with the Umatllln Indians for nearly ton years and has made warm friends nlmost universal. Not only has she handled the Indian school with credit to her self nud in such a way as to inspire confidence and promote the educa tional interests of the Indians, but she has many admirers among the Indlnus and whites who are pleased to learn of her retention as assistant superin tondent und virtually as head of the school. She has worked faithfully and devoted all of her time in helping to build up the school nnd It is truth fully said that she has succeeded. No other person could have done better under the circumstances. She bus de voted the past 1C years of her life to work among Indians and there is per haps no better fitted person anywhere to fill the place she fills. Under hor care and by the aid of Mr. Wllkins, the Umatilla Indians have made rapid advancement. It Is an established fact that the Indlnns, as a rule, have no ambition for an education, and it takes continunl watchfulness and stratagem on tho part of the agent and teachers to get 'hem to school, and then to get them to lenrn the beat there Is nt the school. Under the new plan of bonded su perintendent the strife for Indian agents will be settled. Many havo desired to succeed Mr. Wllkins and political "grafts" havo been brought to bear to get his place, but so far they havo all been of no aval!. Now this strife Is settled. The appoint ment of superintendent Is perpetual as long as tho superintendent gives satisfaction. He is responsible to In dian Commissioner Jones alone and as long as satisfaction in handling the affairs of Undo Sam is given he will be allowed to remain. So will the as-dstnnt snnerlntendent unless she sold for trains arriving at Baker City on September 18th only, and will be limited to expire September 19. cave Instant relief and soon cured county Is gnining considerable notor-Jhlm. He writes: "I now sleep sound- ietv and buyers from all parts of tho Northwest aro anxious to secure them. M. P. Isonberg, of Hood Biver, has Just been appointed supervisor of the nn-thn.r, nnrtlnn flf tllO flSCmlG fOP uuiiiiu.i. tiJt ...... w. " , , j t to snrr-omi W. H. H. Du-, drug store. fur. whoso appointment was lecalieu by President Roosevelt several months ago. Tho totul yield of wheat in Walla Walla county. Washington, is 2,800, 000 bushels, the smallest in several years. Tho combined yield of Colum 1, in w.-tll.a Walla and Umatilla coun ties is estimated at 0.000.000 bushels, iy every night." Like marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia. Bronchi tis, Coughs. Colds and Orlp prove Its matchless merit for all Throat troub les. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 51-00 Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co.'s Men's newest styles fall clothing. .Men's newest styles fall clothing. Men's newest styles fall clothing. The Peoples Warehouse. Tho Peoples Warehouse. The Peoples Warehouse. Tho Peoples Warehouse. The A B C of It. ,.... .oniuo,i .it Wnlser. Ida-1 A kldiioy education starts with ho Wednesday, that a man named Backache means kidney ache lame X,rch was slot nnd killed hy his 'back means lamo kidneys, weak back ?D aAv lttomo ton ot aonAmoans weak Kidneys cure means m 1h ulars Tof the crime have been Doan's Kidney Pills. Read about tho obta' n - a Go Is manTmlles from free distribution In this paper, and aSoattd Ldhas notelephone or cal, . .t Brock S tomas drug otore, $2.00 C?sh Prize 1 i, ..FOR.... 3; School Childlreii Wp offer a prize ot TWOt DOLLaRP In caihfor the litclverllifntol School Tablet" written by a. student ot auy $j I'cnclletou fcnool. The uWf rtltemetu omit be entirely th work ot the tcholar Mibml'tlnK It. It mint be iiillfiti'e In li- In 1)11 our J. regular newp pw pre Wrlto ulth i peu or pencil on unruled tablet yaper and lsn v'ir lull name -j! fcpelll- B ami p mrtuitlott will be con- m Idired In nwardliiK the prlie, There if are no chnrijo ot nu kind. i; Tho onteit cloe when our stoie c!n-e 9 p. m , Hi'pt. Si). Eai itudent may lubmlt but ono advertisement. FRAZIER'S I Book Store. The Pendleton Business fe WOMEN und eapecially motuer.i aro most i-iimpeti'iit to amim-Lito tho purity, unectiK-os, ami delicacy of CUTICUISA MOA1-, nnd to discover new uacd lorltdally. Iw reniarkjibleeiiiullleut,eleana. Iiiff, and piirlfjlujr properties derived from UUTicnit.v, tho jxretit skin cure and purest of CIIIO JIUUU. Utiri?intlb41lnlu liriH.t-vlr.. t. ..-! lyliiL', nnd lieauUfyliiBthucotiiplexloii.hsiiila, and hair, and In Urn (cmnnf uu-lies and olu tliiim fur ulcerative wrakniwes, ammylnK lrrluiioiix anil .-lmiliun, Um fici- or otteiuWe pcrplr.itinii, .-ind for iimnr sanative purpose which iwidlly i.i;obtlujin-tde-). In inniH of ll.e iihovi- condition-', "itl nnoliitlntr. m itli 'fTU'm:.. will provir of ooUiiiUliiii l,enellt. Sotilttirniifhoutth. world. PlrTBB IiRtriAviiCNSu Urn r, sol. l,ro..,Uo,liii 'D4furekjnertt."fr RUB IT IN Our Pcmctmt ing Liniment Isagood thing to use for sprains, aches and bruises, BUY IT TRY IT RUB IT IN GUARANTEED Large, well lighted, well ventilated o Comfortable Rooms. s COURSES OF STUDY 1 4 Commercial Course Bookkeeping by actual bualueMfaiji vided hy "Sadhr's Hudet System," thorough and. cumths; Law enters Into every business transaction, and provides the al edge of his rltjhts and how to protect his lutoreste; OommtaJ Correspondence and Penuiauship. w Stenographic Course Shorthand by the Gregg Uil'M Typewriting, BnollhiB, ParaBranhiup;, Punctuation, Cornspoiitea! lug, care nu Management 01 writing muuuiuns. Call at the oillce of or write to H. N. ROBINSO.V, LU? Corner Court and Johnson Sts Pendleton, Oregou. n - DCrirklTICT The Shoemaker is rear of Lee TeutsclS: First class repairing, best materials. F.W.Schmidt &Co. Reliable Druggists. Phone, Main 851. I Mead! Mead! We are offering this week some exception!! heavy all-wool Ingrains. These carpets wereiaf from last year's stock and are worth 75c ppr j3; sj 57c. You will see some of the patterns in the St New goods just coming in. Look for Septemb - Jesse 2FsLili:ag PERFECTION IN FLO Ic i-nnrliPil In BVBPfi1 BWHT Rr.ttf.r flnnr cannot The cream of the wheat crop enters in Byers 15 Flour, which is right for bread and -6 Fancy Baking. ' PENDLETON ROLLER W. S. Byers, Proprietor. ijm IN GRAND PICNIC AT KINE'S Every Sunday J Dancing begins Sunday at 2 p. in. Admission '0t form 25 cents ; ladies free. Busses lo and m grounds day and night. jl RESTAURANT ON GROUNDS. The grove can to 31 5 pionlo parties by applying to PETER Sftlble at. Ueorge. For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor. I DO telegraph communicauuu.