feast (foxvva
HATIIHDAY, NOVKMBRR 3, IWO.
Stylish. Serviceable and Cheap
compared with others'
Three Dollar Lines.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoo Man.
W" Main Ktrt, Pendleton . Oregon
BR8V1TIKS.
Haiiv A laUMti saolaa stasis,
Kreth OJPSSSN at White Haass OfD
eery.
HwiH and Linibertfer cheene. Whitt
Hoan Qrsssiy .
If vou want ni.-e mr kraut, v.ni ran
net it at MemottV
Iteit eet teeth ri, at Dr. Wliitaker's
warranted ami ifnaranteod.
leuitt'- i headquarter for chicken
ami Uucki, drsaaeu or SlIvS.
Ice cream, chocolate. Candy
Datton'a own maku. Tliey are awfully
II H e .
tiirl wanted to do housework. Apply
tn I-.. J. .Mnrnhv paint More, on
Court atreet.
Whv .av 111; t.. IlK for a net of
teeth, when vou can vet the verv h-t
at Dr. WhiUker Im s.
The heel teeth rout the dentist U.I
per net, and plate cuate IUc and
Wlntakcr charxen l.s (or et and ituaran-
teed
Newly.fnrnidied room, electric
liirhta, ' at The Columhia, I', .
Schempp, propretor, middle of the
ulock, letweeii Wehh and Alta Rtreeln,
on Mail).
If you have a house to paint or a
room to paper, a picture to frame, a
little plonihini: to lie lokid after im
and ee 0. .Sharp, opera house pleaa,
Ciurt street.
After disposing of half my stock lo
Mr. A. M. Fletcher I will BS found at
my new shop al my residence, coutinu
iii to paint houses and han: paier.
Heat of work guaranteed. Sinn and
carriage work a specialty. Cha. Lane.
It ia well to know that DaWiM 's Witch
Hazel halve will heal a hum ami stop
the pain at once. It will cure asssaaa.
ami skin diseases and ugly wounds ami
ores . It is a certain cure lor piles.
Counterfeits may he offered you. See
that you get the original DeWitt's Witch
Ilatel halve. Tall man .v Co.. leading
druggiau.
Tallman & Go,
Loading Druggists
aavl .lealere lo
School Supplies
Extra fine line of
Ladies' PsthifMUhtf Stationary'
Latest in fold and tint.
Tickle pitfs leel . While House.
, full lln of kennedv's goodl at (he
While House Uroestjr.
Sweet cider hv the gallon. "Tin
0; tile," H. w. Flstehsr,
Kancv prepared lni.e meat, the
llnest in the city, at DsBtott'li
' Swift's premium hams ami hacon are
the bati. wiute Hoasa Oroesry.
Atl 'ii. the hli! sale of men s shoes
now going on at the ltoatnii Store.
Wanted Cirl to do boOSSWOfk. Al
idv to Mr. T. I!. Wells. :io.l 1'iitin
itfssi .
It yon want a stylish overeat OSll
at the clothing department at the Ho
ton Store.
liHX) Kamhler hicy.-les. :l.1"i. K. W.
Fletcher, "The Cycle-', corner Mam
and Alta streets.
A decree of divorce ha- heen entered
in the case of Anna M. Smith vs.
t'.liner K. Smith.
Finest hams and lard on the mnrket.
Home pr. duct ; try it. Ita yoSfsntSadi
S. hwarr A tireiilich.
W. L. Gibson offer- a house ami ham
for sale ("iir him k- imm Saviniis hank
SawlSSB Court ami Alta.
Cuff hnttons, fancy hair pins, new
peiluims. toilet Mips, doll lieads,
pOSkSl knives. N'olf's.
The largest Kev Wet cigar in town
for 10 cents; Henry the l-mirth and KI
Sulelo at .Mark ration- cigar
store.
The first elevens of the High Schoo
ami remllei. ii ncaneini are plaving a
BUM of l.iothall tin- afternoon on tin
Tower Alia -tree! grinnl.
ror rent--rive room cottage, also lor
ale household and kitchen furniture.
Impiirc of Mrs Heroerl Tlmuip'on,
SOW St Ann an. I lilnfT atre.-t-.
Ihr Hreon rress As-..ciation at its
annual convention held recently votei
to hold its annua! excursion meeting
in psil al lie ran-American exposition,
Lost-an ohmi faced mild watch,
with short chain attached, on Main
-treet Friday, with picture of the Pen
land Bias, in hack. Will pay a -uita-he
reward for its return to the IVn
laud Broa. lodging house, Main street.
Ckiah Sentinel: A matrimonial
epidemic is raging over in (irant
county, and it E claming its victim
among the old ax well a- the voting.
The principal part of the news seaee of
the paper- over there i- tilled with ac
counts of cane which hae proven
fatal.
Thomas Lewis put up a ca-h hail of
$t. last evening ami lell tills inoriiin.'
for his home at Milton. He aai l.eing
held in jail on a charge of rape, hut
owing to the departure of complaining
witness for pin- unknown. .Indue
Kill redi c .1 the hail to a nominal
iimii,
Two brown gelding -travel away
from K. II Shafer's ranch nine miles
northeast . f Pendleton, three week
ago, Mr. Shafer will SSI a libsial
reward for information leading to their
recovery. The hor-e- nr.-hr.ih.led J,
on left shoulder.
I'kiah Sentinel: S. R, Clark, a
rancher living in the up:-r end of -1 1 1 - -prairie,
ha- jusl made the dil ovsrj
that so acre- of hi- ram-h was sold five
years auo for taxes. As Mr. Clark has
re.'.'ii I- lor hi- taxes that year ax well
as everv other v.-ar -nice he ha- heen
in tin- prairie, there is a mistake on
the part of some one. and he can no
doubt tie! the matter straiiditaasti out
without much . 1 1 lli. ii 1 1 .
Ihj not set scared if yott heart
troubles vou. Most likely you suffer
from indiuestion. Kodol Ovsipsia
Cure diae-t- w hat v.ai eai and wives
the worn out stomach i- rh . t ret. Ii
is the only preparation known that
ouipletely digests all classes of foods;
that is whv it cure- the ..r-i case.- ..i
indigestion and stomach trouble afler
vervthing else ha- l.lileil ll nulV he
taken in all conditions and cannot help
hut do vou goml. Tallman a Co.,
leading druggists.
TO HAKf, ON DEC. 21.
COLOMBIA UKURUK AND TOY-TOY CUN
DKMNKt) TO on
Trap Mint Drop Between Noon anrt
Kour In the Aftrnoon.
Friday eveninii, Columhia QaSIM
ami Toy-Toy were condemned to dealb
hv haugiuv in I'endh ton on I'eceniber
21. Friday, Imtween noon and 4 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Judge Kllis pronounced sentence
after Mrs. Crockett had been nicn
life imprisonment as the penalty for
the murder of her husband.
The judge followed the form pre
scribed in the statute, remssdlsg the
prisoners lo the CUltOOl Ol the sherifl,
to be by him carefully conflnstl until
Friday, DasaJBbsf 31. ut which dav,
the ibavlfl or one ol his deputies hall,
in the presence ol elector- to h" chosen
by the sheriff, ami in an em Insure to
be constructed lor the purpose in the
jail or jail yard, anil between lbs
hours ol twelve noon and four in the
afternoon, hang them bv the neck
until they are dead, "and may Qtaj
bsjVS mercy on your souls,' soiemnlv
said the judge as he completed naming
the provisions.
The Indian- thus convicted ami con-1
rlasBSd 10 die received the sentence I
with less of iiertiirhation than a-
shown by Mrs. Crockett and cen I be
was n it iillraoleinoiistrative.
The defense has already announced
intention of appealing and have given
the court notice to that effsOt.
velopmeiit of
intellect lllllh
a benefit In
place to just
WATER
Arnumtnt on
RIUHl CASE.
Dsmurrer Dacliion Will
Coma Nov. la.
The case of W. S. livers atsinit
i.iorueW. Kighy, Walter T. Uighv,
Hook Soot. Hopsin, Wa w in-ta-la-son-mi,
Pete Kalvton. .lames A. Fee.
Thosasa ThanparBi i--ka-noiu, Nieb
B)WStlSi liood-iuan, an. I Cinirle
Wilkiaii was before .lildge Kllis in
circuit court Friday, on demurrer.
Tin- suit is to recover flO.OOO damages.
All the partial dsoinrTed t.. tin com-
plaint, it was the demurrer of JsBrM
A. lee ami Thomas FhanpsM that
was argued, and the other demurrers
will -laud or fall acenrdinu to the
ruling of the judge, which will ho an
nounced on November bl, when irt
ami i n convenes.
The point involved in brief is
whether or not owner- of laud along or
near the Umatilla river above the
point on the river from which Mr.
hycrs lias taken a mill race have the
riuht to divert water from the river by
mean- of irrigation ditehea or others i-.
and BSa it for irrigation, doOMMtll or
other purpose? on their lands. Mr.
livers claims to have a water right
granted by authority of congress
giving him 10,000 inches oi water per
minute from the Umatilla river, and
that during the mouths of July, Aug
ust and September he cannot get that
amount of water if the farmer- or
ranchers above him take out the waters
for their own u-e and thus prevent it
from llowing t" the head of hi- ditch.
a rmrni man spiritual Iv,
ami physical'v. must be
(he b isinVfs interests oi a
a- larva an extent a- it
Hirnoent in r. actum; a large oho r ...
young men of that place. Its whole
object it to n ake roMOg men better. I
will Bgy further having been a. tiiallv
engager) In the ork for eereral years,
I beiame so convinced of the benefit!
ami nsofulneM to a eonrtntinlly ol the
Young Men - Chris1 ian As'ociatioti,
i lint now , being able. I gladly give
large aeonnte towanl its support.
T. s. Lll'Pt.
i - 4 -
(iKRMaNS DOMINATK CHINA.
They looV s Complsto Narrow Gauge
nmiway With Them.
San Pram) I two, Nov. B. Among the
passenger- on the transport Hsade :i
Kd I.. Keen, correspondent of the
Scripps-Mcliae Cress Association In
China. Onlteemlng conditions in
China. M r. Ki en avs :
"The Hermans dominate the situa
tion in the north of China. Forty
thlWMrwf of their troop- bad arrived
when 1 i and twenty Ihooasnd
more Men ell mute. Apparently, 't is
their intention to remain, a- they are
more thoroughly e.piippul than even
the Japanese. The last transports
brought from Oermany an entire nar
row gunge railroad, tracks, rolling
-hick ami all.
"Th recent sacking of the city of
I'ao Ting in Ii only wnnl the Qermani
declared monthl ago tiiat thev intended
doing, despite all protests from the
other powera,
"The Frerch and l(u iaip are co.
operating with the kai-er's trooos op
every available opportunity, forming
a tripartite alliance a- against the
English, Japanese and Americans.
LI Hunc Chang's Trlakery.
"The old foreigti resident- in the
north of China. IIBIOaf without excep
tion, cannot umlerstand why the
powera place so mnch dependence ami
confidence in Ll Hung Chang, who
thev declare is the trickiest oi all
Chinese ItStanswn. This view is sub
stantiated by the attitude of the
chinamen, wim have unbounded faith
ill Id's ability to hoodwink the foreign
devil-. The native merchant- in Tien
Tab) refused to open their shops until
Id arrived, whereupon business re
sumed as formerly, the people being
conlldent of protection.
"It is the general opinion among
the older residents that the Chinese
will give further trouble, probably not
for several months, but when least
expected. Con-nl-lien.-ral lioodtioiigh
at Shanghai and Consnl Fowler at Che
Foo share this belief. The latter said
to a party of correspondents returning
from Peaint 'Well vou will all be
hack in the spring.' This is especially
significant considering l nwler's inti
mate ac.piaintam e wtth the governor
o I Bhang Toiiig and other high Chin
ese ollicials,
JACK TARS DEMAND GROG.
ST. JOE STORE
LEADKKS mi-' l ' AIMUOM.
north l .
M. SO, Ifk
wit
gll
7ft. no. oi). H. -
I2i, respeclivelv.
ribbed, lleeced pant- and vest, I . -oe. .
36c each, worth at other ttorsi B0 per csfll
ar, 10c, l'-".2c. tat and
I ires- I I
at , ht), C
Ladb s
Me, and
more.
Children's He. I nmlerw
JOc. Are great bargains.
Men's heave knit iiiider-hirls am
Uona heavv ribbed lle ced liimil
each Me
Men'- heavy wool lleeced lined shirt
each HOB.
I. ,,. hnv.' .urn mill-. IUc. )'. . . ' '
Pine line oi ladlei' Mlaiea and chlldron'a fiooWb
um.l gloves and mitten- at very cheap prices
We have the best lim of men's heavy
iti a' prion thai will -ult all. I all
drawer- e
-hirt- and
ami
Irs wars
Ira wets
I 60c.
the
WOOI so 'Ks III
frjr Ottr men 'l
rlhlieil lop cotton Hocks, a bargain, pair nnbTl
Kulf ai ml sbept blanbsts, w pair,
We have just Mas ved a new e. ' i
hoys' clothing You w .laTlt i"v-,,"f,"",n
through otir .lothh.g before huvitig ,'.1., .' ( ""' lnk
b a-e yon in iinul it v iukI pri,'.,. "wners, w
FOB ONK WKKk IS pounds : . 1
for l
jacket
i poumi pncKag)' com stare
Lyons' p. l). drins for Oil., u
.'riimilntp,l
lo
L'.o.lf...
.. ...I. . . s-.i.ri
. hi , ' o.n KHiri.u i i
lee liTfl, , Oi. -H, on s, .A J " , "lining.
per can Itkt, hell sweet com, per can 'l()r mM",
Many other articles in our rtn. ..i'..... '
buv elsewhere. r '"In
can nnv eiMtwnsrs.
An legant line of ladieh
received,
and gsnt'l
yoq
"'oltwear 'm
Vt H
FOK i;l SI NESS.
E.
in
BADCOLDS
unlatM Is Us. i. ir- haklnd c.i.i. .1 imm
I, .,!, lots MMlurl SKIKI.K nVHAHK'TAg
i ii- HUM drmiMe nwn tlwli WW .n..i
...,-k'- ontlnar Iraaliwswt laic onto- hMSaMM
ni.i.rf th.- sora ..I . ukts mrr alatit.
"It tli. ..rt . .i .r . t . vi r iin.1 lull
Smmi friandi Im.: urc auras Mill It hung "ii.
Haard at Mm DVNAMtCTARI i.Ra. T Haaa
llicht Ulfl -t.i.H'.l ls.pl w.1.1 ..-nl (-.11:1. Ill lit-t
niulit. I rirtlorac ami raaaaunanil thaai to Ova Van
I I, ' UAHi'h.W IIRMLKY, vM.ii'.i -..,igr.
.,,' o..rni'.. lot .-.in-.- imi. sun naawaaa,
.hih 7. t'"1
"Winiar eoMa hi dwayi haan Mrlona thing Ui
in. Tin-, .it. li.M in-1 -t.o let n-'-iitli-. lint On
laM .. .. ibmail uhMi nlj bi MEN III I '- M S WW
TARt'CKS. Rotli i -iil-ii ami cokl dltappaarait in
h oini.li- ..f Uk Ni.tliiti i-i- il-'. - tin- f..r inc."
Mils. KHMA I Hot. I IN. II M. M.. s,m l i e.
cIm-o Aug. I. Wl
"I hu aeraas thaatnal frani whi rsMKNDKI '
DYNAMIC TABCtas ue Badv, Ttart i-1 " I "t-i
tts.k thi'in. TImv tUip axkfci withcsal noalaa. Itaok
aSaaaa beam mti. MOforaall aay rriadwa wsae I
. i -1 t - Noma." II. U VAN WINKUC UutHaUat,
HIT Wiu.hlngt.ili Stru t. Sun fnnu.- Ail-.-nit In.
MD,
s.-nt ss.ti.l n.r ..-.-iiU in sta'i- h) INLAND
Pino . ii., -."ill w ii.i in atis -o.. i. -.i.i Knnakwu,
AI- nn -..I. In ..lit karal agvnl, hOI.I'I'I S -
ell uiltAi
Pendleton
Planing Mill I
and Lumber Yard
LYONS & GO.
I C E 0.R M
Also W h tie all Ag 'it frr
CHMTZ
MILWAUKEE
BGER
in hotttes. h.'.-ri 's, or . nam.
tucr A RT
SOH
Tine Sohodule
From l'andlaton.
AMITl
naa
Kant
Nn,
r.llf. a,
o'l
asa p. ii).
Ml. altUk, ,,, fL
S Vinrth, tmah. KmiJ
a. saa IMtv. si i.."."
ttbleagoaad km. !S
Biagaa gsaM ESa,
Xo.l
Lilll UP
Tflephoiu
H.
No. 5
K0PITTKE.
look ana
Kly-r.
No, s
kUN a. m.
itnll.
Kast
S.I. . in.
io aa p. m
s:tll a, m
SlntaiK
Walta Walla.
;oiui.'K,ii, . si '
Pjath, Mii,lk:
Lnloam ami km, ,it
iir i iiertl
fortlaii.t anil san
Kram laco.
io.r
; a
Put U'l
Fi IK
Ocean Stonnuhlp!
From Portland.
'KerHan Frinrlnm
' reri nc oars.
Insurance
s:i a. ni
Ki Kini.lay
Haiur.lay
Ilia. in.
Colu' .nin nivar
Sluamari.
In AMorla ati.l Waj
haliilluga.
irnna
Plate 'iliiss, etc,
I par
ally
: St. ii in
Loans
Snake River.
Kliaria in l wlnnn
Dalit
)KI1.B
PKHSON AL MENTION.
in 1
n
lo
Cor
ruin and Alta St. Pendleton.
REV. J. K. BUCHANAN RatSIUNS.
Pastor or the Presbyterian Chureh
Terminate His Incumbency.
The members of the Kiret Presby
terian church ot I end .elm, have beet.
surprised to receive the dual and un
equivocal resignation of the Kev. .1. K.
Ihichanan, pa-tor. .Mr. lliichanaii
lesires to in- relieved irom the duties
if the pastorate for the reason that
thev are Ps. man. and arduous, in the
'endleton field, and he wishes to go
isewhere where nion time may N.
given to stinly. Where be intends
going he has not yel aoajosaesd.
lh- resignation has not yet been
acted upon bv the church, but tl was
tated tislav to the hast ( Ircgonian hv
a friend ot Mr. Kuchanau thai he
ailil inspn on its acieptance.
.Mr. Hucliaiiaii ha- Uen pa-P-r ..f to.
I'reshi teriau church lor alauit IS
months. lie came here from Mi -
Conn ick theological silusd ot (.'hicago
NEW YORK MARKET.
Reported by I: I. Ray fc Co. Clnoago
board or Trade and New York Stock
bxenange Broken.
Nov. B. There wa- not iiiucb doing
in wheat today hut the tone wan linn
and tin- close '4c over veater-lay.
Liverpool eJosad la lower, a n
New S'ork opened iM and sold lie
tween 7h .i-H and 7n T-s closing on top.
The exisirt shipments lor the week
were 8,au,4t0. Stocks all higher.
Ilaaejl , 6 er cent .
Close yeslerdav. TH t-H.
i)ivit t.alay , 7sJ,
Kange bslay, "H ;I-S to 7s 7-.V
t'los,- t.slay, 7 7-8.
Jos Hodgson, ol Helix, was
llet.ui on business on rriday,
T. Oi Smith, a stockman of Bttho,
wa-a visitor in remlleton hridav.
(.'. K. .Mct.'lure, of Athena, vi-il.il
in ren.ltetoii last evening ami retunieu
home tmlav.
Mrs. I n Cohen ami Misses Ida and
Harriett, rhomp-on arrived home this
morning irom a MSIBaSf spent in
Bnrops.
I wig leel, ot Kcho, Is in the cm-
He is a prominent ruii-cr of H
cattle ami thoroughly interested in
slia'kraising of the section.
Usppnsr Ossstts: ' P MoMaaai
and i. II. Korshaw, of the Northwest
UvsatoOg ami Woolgrowers' .loiirnal,
visiled lleppner this neek.
w ash. an Attains merchant, is snsaiide. list bv th
u visitor in l'eiullet..n. Air. .asli i- arrive-,
one of the -l.i. i. lb, - ol Adam- audi
over has a g.aal word to sav for the! CAMBRIDGE BE'.TS
town .
t ..!. . ' .i im Harvard. 34; Penni Ivanlii
.n.oi ...ii . .-tr.i,-i f. l.iiani
will speai; at the bssdqnsrtsn of tbsl
republican club- on Saturday evening
of tin- week. Mr. I.owel! is a very
able speaker and i- espeically cmniie
tent to diacuss the issues oi the cam !
paign.
Albert Hanitnett, of St. .foe, Mo.,
arrlvsd In Pendleton Xhorada night.
Be i- an obler brother ol William!
Hainuiett, who ivas killed by a lias
falling BDOO him ami breaking his;
neck, on Irnlay. Ostabat M, near
Mountain h"ine, ::o miles south of tins;
city. Mr. Hammett will remain lure
several day- to settle lip th. estale ol
his brother.
They aro Mad at Long's Prohibiting In
toxicants ai Navy Yard.
New York, Nov. Mutiny is threat
ened by every jackie at the navy yard,
for his supply of grog has nSSfl cut off.
Secretary Long issued an order the
other day which prohibits the use of
any intoxicants in the navy vard. The
sailors are protesting loudly, same
veil going so far as to insist upon
sending a "Koiiud liobin" to the nasi
department. A sailor via- coiivn ti d
in Huston rSBSBth lor killing an OiVasi
on the in. i: mi i last DaessMiar. Hear
was at the bOttOSJ of the ipiarrel, and
so Sern tarv Long has decided to
abolish the evil on general prineiplaa
At present, however, the -itnatioii has
taken n turn for the worse. LsndlUHrfl
are smuggHug vile li.pmr into the navy
vard, making the seamen pay five times
refohl " '"" aceordinglv reaping a
t,,. I gopten harvest. A POIItlCSI tinge has
i been given to the affair. Then an- file
warship in harbor ami a si of tin
men was taken todav on tin presi
dential question. The indignant
BSllon declare MoKlnlsy viill lo-e
about 70o votes if bssi is ttll on tin-
time election dav
ii'llrlon lor Wallttila
ii ojui.b tad imm
111
and
Big
,1.
!.ahr
Lumbar
Material,
lath, shin
mouldings,
dixit that art
not to warp,
furnished on
kinds nl
Building
stock ol
on City ami Cnuntv Prapgfijr,
tar
tpi.-r.
sash and
guarantMd
Eitinati s
building
Real Estate
Miae.t train leaVVf I
Jallj cxci'pi hiin.hu
at IM I., m.
eat leaves gaaarla lot Ussastagsaej
For hilt latoliaalllMI eaU or wiltclo
w it iitKuur.
tleueral n.
I'nrtlaaJ. utrru
I . K. W aaaiaTr, Aaenl, IVnillalea.
material on short notice.
R. FORSTLR, - Proprietor,
liiiprovid ami I'liimproved dity
Stock Kanches ami Vt beat
SEE
i -arm's 1 Oregon ShortLineRailroad
THE hlllKi'T Kut'KK 10
J. R. DICKSON,
Last Oregmiian Itiiildiug.
Mnnturta,
ami all I.
( tali, (.'nluradn
istern Fmuts
QUAKERS.
Score ol
U Plain hnouiih.
If you have a nagging cough ami are
lotting tlesh, go to a drug store, and
get a bottle ol shiioh's Qoaan nipt Ira
cure. Take two-thirds of it, and then,
If you are not U-iietlu-l. return tin
Isittle lo the druggi-t, ail. I he wil
turn your money. Isn't that fair?
one could ask more. J.ricts.,60
and tl a la.ttle. Tallman & Co.,
iug druggists.
TO Bliil o CME LAWS.
A Mealing to Be Held In Council Rooms
This Evening
A meeting will lie held in the coun
cil rooms at 7 :'Ui o'clock this evening
to talk over a proposed hill to la- intro
duced in the legislature at il- next aas
tioa. .Mi hunters ami BsbsiSMn of the
site ami vielnitv are cordialiv invilad
In lie present. It is thought Pi -ome
thai the present game latvs should be
BSJMHsdad in many particiilara. All
these mailers will be freely and calmly
discusseif, with the aiovved intention
of formulating sin h a hill an can bo
supported by every member ol tin leg
islature, li is intended to clear the
statute books and have the many game
law embodied in one, which would
certainly be a great thing for those
who desire to oasy the law, ami liave
others do the aamti thing.
Harvard. 34; Penni', Ivanla, 6
the Big Football Uame.
Cambridge, Mass.. Nov. .!. Thous
ainU journeyed to Soldiers' held this
afternoon to witness the great game
la'twet n Harvard and lVniis- Ivanin,
and for the time tin- election arsa for
gotten. Weather wa- Ideal, Harvard -riifliiug
lllllV resulted at til I of the
first half, in the following score:
Harvard, 17; Pennsylvania, nothing
The eeroinl half's score was: liar
vanl, 17; PsHaSjrlTanlg. B Totals., re,
Harvard, Sf PSBOSylvsnla f.
Other Garnet Today.
At Annapolis. Cadets, IK; Wash.
Illgloli - leflerson, o.
At Prtsaaton Comsll, lt I'rim..
ton, o.
At West Point FilSf half, Yah. B;
West I'oint, p.
50 YEARS'
rXMFHILNCE
KOEPPEN'S
MODERN
Imryla i that k kept ,r j firtt
ili, up-tfi data Jruit store.
lib Court St.
a
9JWm
Anroin a'
Qiiii-mr ta''tirtAtii fair tnn
llllflll'.tll IS T.T)g,I
tlni-ia dpi t Iv . witHi
tH'tii trw il tost nu
1 RADC MARKS
DtSIGNS
COPYRIOHTB sVc
M n fk(rh a - fVarrtntt"!! mar
irji v. nfiiift ah
. iiuM
mi l'4(anU
I iniita.
I 0 fWflTI
CASTORIA
Bttr Hip iijcmluret of lii a. II. ;i.am.sUl
la aie for more than thirty )t-r,autt
TA A'imit )'iy. tVnw Ai:js hvugkL
OSTEOPATHS.
Dr. W. J. Keycs.
Dr. I tin Koyot,.
1 .r.uluates of American School of '
o-ieopathy, Kirkivllle, Mo. OfBwj
'ehdleion, Oiaaoa, one hi.a k assf ol
HeatOO -tore. OatSOpBtliy is nature's
"i. il.. -I oi curing di-case. Pa not u-k
o ir uaignoor what it i- bm writl
can (rsoiiatly anil have it
in a -atlsla. torv
manner.
Scientific American.
A hunrtatirtiaty ItliutraMed wMklr. 1 nratuat clr
ml n. i, . i an; at ivtiiiUr ji.iirna) Trm, 3
riaar: four monthl i. oM LyaJi rtiwalflr.
U,.,,-. mi,,, .-i, y St.. Waali D.C.
SEALS!
rNotary and
Corporation
18.60 Ui $g iKlivcrcd
a
(iMei of iiu anil save, money.
Oaten for Kubber Stamps
"Ho solicited.
F WT OREGON! AM PUB.Ql)
Illrea .-lion.' o! tarn larortto mom. mat
UNION PAI IKII Kant Mall Um. of Us) 1111
lKANIKr,cllh' I.liiaa,
No Ctiaiiue of Cars
on th.- I ..-: . ui . . ii.. .... -.-i it. . -ai-iatt: n
the V. , .
Konlpnetl Willi
HloB-tnt Standard Slreptrs
l-'ine Nans Urdlnarv TeurUt Sterpen
Superb Llhrary-llullet Can
'plendid Diasra meal i la eirtc
Hree Keclining chair Cart
Loml'ortahle coaches and SaMiun
l-.ntirt train Completely VaiafsM
I'll' iiTtiu-r Hi formation MflTl
r
Agent o a
K. NAIIKL,
rrav. naa At.
MX Third St.
i sutui
A N. Co., halleaew
ar, i. coii-v
Mate i
Y orlland, Oral"-
POSSIBLY
Vou art- not aware el lb
i-iist time and Superb S;rTktj
, ttrre.1 bribe
or
'Xplalheil
N
..kV
'SCloTO"'"
1 .A. I JrC. . 2 -Daily FastTrainsto tfic
held
WANTED
Dm- hundred young men of the town
lo call at our store and he fitted to a
pair of our stylish shoes. We make a
st)cialty of men's line -hoc- One
call at our shoe deimrtiuent will con
vihec you that we moan what we aay.
The Peoples Warehouse
8N0E STORE.
7IA Mail) Direst, Pendleton, Oregon.
Church Announcements.
Christian church Servi.o- are
ill the Congregational house of
hip. Nuiitlay school at III a.
femur l liristtan hmicavor Society
meets at 1(40 p. n. Prssenisg at 11 a.
UI. by the pastor. Snbiect, "Tiie I.ifu
of Irust." Ihere mil Is-
service in the evening
Five Thiues.
The live for which Shiioh's
Coll-llllipt ion Cure Is esia-eiallv rccom-
r. iin-i -e -I are Coughs, Colds, Whiaiping
' ' . ami i . 1 1 1 1 . . i . .
BiadlOIBS ever made by man is tiptal
to it in any respect. Sold under a
poaitive geaiantss. If oasy back if it
tails. It ft-. 6t) eta ami f I a bottle,
lallma)) & Co.
A LITTLE GIRL
No
et ,
lead-
nn preach iug
Baptist church I'rea.hiiig M?rvices
Sunday at 11 a. in. ami MaW p. in.
Sunday hisil. It) a. in. Junior II. Y.
I'. U., .'1:30 p. m. Y0fl are cordialiv
invited to the above services. T. H.
1'attersoii, fiastor.
t.'hurch of the Kedeemer- Jliviue
service tomorrow at hoiim as follow n :
Sunday scluail at III a. in. Litany,
ssnaan and Holy Oooinionion at ll a.
m. I... oi. praver ami address at
:!M p. ni. There will be a meeting of
the continuation class al the church at
4 p. ui. Sunday, Thursday ami Friday.
The reuular mouthlv meetimt of the
veatrv will occur on Thursday evening
at the church, ami the usual in id week i ion is that of a Young Men
service will be held on I rnlay ovuuiug. tian Asaociation, looking to
in one of lb., scli. ails replied to
las Hasat lell "What variety ot
coflce is considered the heal and
what country doe.- it come from?"
VALUE OF THE Y. a. C. A.
T. S LiDpy.ol Seattle, Writes His Opin
ion ot the Institution.
PsndlSaQBi lr., Nov. X To the Kdi
tor. Through the kind coiirtcsv ol the
editor of Ihu'l'.aat Orttgoniaii, f desire
to give to the citizens of Pendleton the
fidlowiiig letter to the general st-cre-lary,
Y. M. C. A. of Seattle, Irom Mr.
Ti S. Lippy, a large capitalist ami
business man of that place. 1 do il
merely to show what position the lead
ing business men of our cities and
towns are taking toward the V. Al. ('.
A with Us modern successful njstbods.
K. K. FIX, tien'l. Sec. Pendleton
Y. If. 0t A.
Seattle, Wash., Oct. i.-llr. A. S.
Allen, Gaa'l. Sec. Y. Ai. 0 A
Seattle, Wash.
Hear riir You asked me for a state
ment ol any thought concerning the
USUSflta of Well-conducted Young Men's
Chritian Associations to the Eosinsa
iutereets of a couiuiuuitv . l .
' Mia-ha and .lava,
(nun the Qk Tea
tlleton."
an I it
lloose
comes
in Pen-
She went lo the head of her class.
The people who are buying our
' - l ee- know this, ami have
answer..! tie- . nest ion the same
way. Do yo want to join them?
Owl Tea House.
Nine line of Mavlland China.
Subscribers
Special Sale on Underwear
wiring the weeli oiuim
Nov.
aim .unit mi ail underwear.
All wim nave priced our
ald about iii pai , ,.( unijor
anotnei ion per cent
the QOal tt) tin
that
W l.liK
this iv atoll
JW We Hil
i tan pat cant
IS taken mi ti
pun ;
underwear know that it is ordinarily
tin Drives ai iiihor iiia.-.. nn, i ...!....
J a at v w .1 , Mini wisv.ii
or ibia SPECIAL rai.r ,, ,lts
r so lunch below tl
Mil nil -.. , ll .-.a h.thv ti Y llltl I t
n ..... .can a ., to overlook the Imrgaini w, re oll(.r;oa n HIS
" w' win continue tins sal
. -um on Duying, lot our Bpncia
loiiLic-r than
Discount Salt? closes
.um-tia niKnt, Nov. .nl.
1 ak'l' aHvaltltaiavaa ,( l
UNDERWEAR. ii"uuty to saw money on WINTER
THE FAIR, Bennett & Tarbet, Props.
1""enberr Hulldlng, Main Street. Pendleton. K
. a 1
Ii - .aini.a i.ttr"rSol
irai. i via Ibe iraelef W1" 1
loali equlpeea.
OUR SPECIALTIES;
t ,- - i 3
a i ...iiiMri, '
man P o Vu lln-l
Tourttii toeepto - fn,
i ii,n,rV , ate) Car and
olInlnK Chair Care.
Hours ..i H nw """J "vl3!wH
Kauie. lt. !''. "w
,ali. i .-i..-ni i-iiiip ,. ,.kJ I iiiis!
Thiavl. K.h-1 .'is sail on
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be aecilii't. iinu,
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r I. II i.iiuit." . rt,-,,
lieuvral Afal, I h 1,,,r,
to
Magazines
IK YOI WANT TO HUH
art be i,)r luaaaiiuva or
uew.papora 111 the .1 : :. .!
aiataa ur Biirop,-, rciall
by uoatal 110U1, 1 tieob or
aeuil o. the ). . oao..
Miax tin. net unblifliera
orht; ol Hie liiihhvalluii
yll avallt- au.l we will
aim aaauui.' all rlak ol in,
'"ni. O HI ,,v. vim
oil an u uiU...
haal Oaai.uNUh. In .-i.iiiii,,. u..
bavr it pasl U) you
ese iMjina iot hi ib
la. tli ir.iiibl.- au.l Oak. 11
The Wessel Departnisiiit Stores.
NEW
To sad Iw01
LIN
-For this wet;k wt have on a
Speeial Sale consisting of
24 Cases , Underwear
Illinois Central
Solid
Trains
New Equ'P"'
t or Ladies, Children and Men.
I rices lower tin
an ever.
Wiu
Vi
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m .ll AOdrtte. hakl DKktiiONUK fllB. CO Veuito
tint dtj
bun, Orufoii
The Wessel Oepartmeat Stores.
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