CUT PRICES
ON MEN'S SHOES
We are closing out short lines Ol men's shoes
.u reduced pricM to hurry them tad we have
filled our window with them, with the lite ami
former price and the reduced price marked in
plain figures. If you need a pair of shoes don't
fail to stop and examine tiicm as there are some
nohhy styles among them. We want your buti
ness but we want you to get value received
every time.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Practical Boot and Shoo Men.
FRIDAY FI'.BKlAin 1 luOl.
BRBV1TUS.
Bad lev A Zehner, clioict cigars.
New lint baae Hall if.- Nolf's.
Kretli spinach, turnip- aiul liet'ts at
R. Martin..
Try Ihitton'o chocolate chews, hia
latest uorelty.
II.". jacket (or MW, Cleaver broth
ers Dry Goods Co.
Kcho honey in bulk at G. K. De
nutt'i; alto cauliflower.
40c fatcinatora onlv kOc, 0 lee TIT
Brothers Dry Goods Co.
J. L. Mistier creamery batter. .
very fancy article, at Demon's.
II. 6ft all wool abirt waists for Me.
Cleaver Brothers Dry Good Co.
90c plaids for MM) I1 yard.
Cleaver Brotliers Dry Goods Co.
Bicycles enameled and baked at
Withee's on Court street. See sample.
Sweet potatoes, cabbage, fresh ranch
ens and the celebrated J. 1$. hotter at
Martin's.
N. Berkeley has several comiortable
dwellings in desirable part oi town
for aaie cheap.
Finest bauis and lard on the market.
Home product; try it. its guaranteed.
Bchwari v Greulich.
O. R. Demotl has received . ship
ment of pur.- Kentucky cider which ll
the finest article that ever came ti
Pendleton
A quiet, nice place, large roams, well
furnished, bar in connection. Ihe Col
ombia, Main street, P. X. Bebenpp,
proprietor.
See C. Sharp tor. the latest thing in
wall piper and paper hanging and
garden hose. Opera house block,
Court itreet.
Mrs. Campbell has taken the agency
for the Salt) in perfect form and corset
combiaed. Ladles are invited to call
at ber millinery store.
J. Tocslinson contractor and builder.
Brick building a specialty. Office on
Cottonwood street, opposite' Reun build
tag. P. O. box, 513.
H. M. Sloan, the blacksmith, in now
readv to do all kinds of blackimithing.
Bring in your plowshares before the
spring rush commences. Horse shoe
ing precticallv and promptly dour.
Money to loan. K. D.
Kresli Kaatern oysters
A bellbov in wanted
Blank Books
and
Stationery.
All the latest
Magazines and
Periodicals.
A beautiful line of
TOILET ARTICLES.
Bovd.
at Demott's.
at the Hotel
Pendleton.
For rent Five room house. Inquire
of J. A. Gulliford.
Go to KeKov s (or tomalee, corner
Court and Harden street.
C. B. Dagger never owned h saloon
or anv Dart of a saloon at Weston. Let
it go at that.
Mr. Ruth, clairvoyant and franco
medium, diagnoses diseases. Our week
only. Office corner of Alta ami Cosine
treet.
Complete life of Queen Victoria.
Best book. Best terms. Outfit mailed
ion receipt of lee. Address B. C. Miller
iV Co., Portland, Oregon.
For sale I have several good dwell
ing houses tor sale cheap, and on easy
' terms; also a good feed barn in central
location and doing a good business.
I. D. Boyd.
It you want fruit or ornamental
shade traes, flowering shrubs, rose
bushes or anv kind of small fruits,
leave orders with R. B. Carrier, West
Webb street, agent for A. Miller A
Son. Milton.
A sale of land of considerable magni
tude is re i r t . . 1 from F. B. Clopton's
oAee. A. D. Rothrock. of Kastland
station, has purchased the Frank
Brown place between Havana and Kast
land from William Klgin. The farm
contains 2P" acres and the considera
tion was 113,600.
William M. Baker ami J. A. Ogg
have purchased Joe Modi's saloon
The ursf mentioned is known through
out the stock country of Grant, Mor
ron and (Tmaitlla counties as "Big
Mill Maker." .Mr. Ueg lias lieen known
as "Big Ah," but has dropped the
title, lie has been employed at the
saloon for months.
Teachers of the schools of Umatilla
county are notilied that the eighth
I grade examinations are to be held on
I Thursday, February 28. Those wishing
to obtain the list of questions to be
' propounded can obtain the same by
writing to j, r . .owlin. county su
perintendent of schools.
rranmin nuriuurt and .Mrs. .Maggie
Hawson were married on Thursday
morning at h & o'clock and took the
train two hours later for Spokane and
the Sound on a wedding trip. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kll. The contract
ing parties are from Arlington, where
Mr. llurlburt is the cashier of the
bank.
Teachers' examination will be held
in the public icbool building at Wes
ton, commencing on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 1 i, and closing on Saturday,
February UJ. The majority of those
makiug application for certificates to
teach are from Weston or are attend
ing the normal school, and the exam
iiiation will tM- field there in order to
accommodate as many as possible, with
tin leaBt expense.
assssMsssssssssaasaeasaaasss
THREE YEARS FOR RUDDOCK.
Sentenced to tha Penitentiary for Steal
ing W. H. Bowman's Cattle.
At the opening of court this morning
IsaaV Ruddock, convicted of stealing
cattle from W. M. Bowman, of Birch
creek, was sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary. Mr. Ruddock la very
low-spirited over his many troubles.
The surgeons are of the opinion that
all of tho toes of one of his feat will
have to be amputated on account of the
freezing to whtch they were subjected
at the time of the cattle transaction
which rem I led in his trial, conviction
and sentence. He may lose the entire
foot. District Attorney Hallev received
an appreciative letter of thanks Irom
Mr. Ruddock this morning for the lu
partial manner In which he had con
ducted the ease.
Thomas Reod, the Q, A. R. veteran
accused ol larceny by bailee, was
allowed to plead guilty to the simple
ihargeSof larcenv this morning, tho
more serious one being withdrawn
He will receive his sentence at li.Hi
o'clock on Haturdav afternoon.
The statement that circuit court
would adjourn Saturday evening am
that .fudge W. R. Kill's would com
menee a term oi court at llenpner on
February 5. were made in error. The
circuit court will continue in Pendle
ton for several days.
The case of the First National hank
of Walla Walla vs. Donahl McDonal
is set for Tuesday, February 6. This
case has been heard twice heretofore,
once by Judge Lowell and at the last
term of court by Ju.lge Kllis, the jnrv
tailing to come to an agreement botl
times. It is presumed that the hearing
ol the case will consume two full iavs,
after which the jury will have u tussle
with it. The dispute is as to the Iom
tion ot a certain section corner on
land a few miles from Weston.
The case of the state vs. Colter
charged with highway robbery, will
probably come op on Monday, Fel
ruary . Mr. Colter is anxious to have
his trial over with. He was asked all
about it today, hut said he hail noth
ing to aav, 'twill be settled next week
after that he will speak, and give the
proceedings away Ihe crime ol which
he is accused, of robbing Thomas D.
Kilwards. of Milton, on Court street
in broad daylight is a serious one
Thursday. December 20 is the date
that the alleged crime was committed.
ihe defendant at the time and ever
since has claimed that he wasn't there
at tiie time and knew nothing of It
for some time afterward.
Saturday, February 2 will be de
voted to the hearing ot the case of the
state v. William Harris charged with
threatening to do great bodily harm
t d his neighbors on McKay
creek. Mr. Harris says be only in
tendetd to repel boarders who had pre
viously threatened to tramp out certain
portions ot his inner physical develoi
eat.
the Pendleton hasebnll enthusiasts,
but. no action has been taken. It i an
assured fact, hownver, that Pendleton
will he Johnny-on-the-Spot when the
season opens, with a crack team com
posed of amateurs.
next
JOHN MARSHALL DAY.
It
Tallman Co.
Laiuias.
SHOE
STOCK
MUST 00!
Having purchased tho stock of the
1'KNDi.KTON 8JIOK STORK, 1 will
eloea the entire stock at big reduction
in order to meko rooai lor new stock
now ordered from the factories.
A Cell to obtain price
will be convincing ea to
the bargains offered
WM. FITZGERALD,
The Shoe Wan."
ktwceaaor to Je klieu, Main Street.
Will Be Observed by Props- Kxerslsss
In Pendleton.
The lollwoiug report is sell-explanatory
:
Pendleton, Ore., Feb. 1, HMO.
To He Hoi, w. R. Kills Judge of
tie Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial Dis
trict of Oregc i: We, your committee,
appointed on January .10, IH01, to ar
range an order ofjexerciaes in honor of
what is designated as John Marshall
day, being the anniversary of the dav.
UM century ago, when the oath of office
was administered to that most dis
tinguished jurist. John Marshall, aa
chief justice of the United States, to
be hehl in the circuit court room in
Pendleton Oregon, on Monday, Febru
ary 4, MM at 7:90 o'clock p. m., beg
leave to submit the following program :
.Music by the High school quartet.
I-if teen minute addresses by the fol
lowing members of the ber on subjects
designated :
Hon. R. J. Slater, general sketch of
the Hie of John Marshall.
Hon. W. f, Pierce, ins youth and
military career.
Hon. James A. Fee, his personal
traits and career as a lawyer.
Music by Pendleton quartet.
lion. John McCouit. h
li piomat.
Hon. W. R. Kllis, his career a a
member ol congress and the cabinet.
Hon. T Q, Hailey, his career as
chief justice.
Anlerica, by tho audience.
Kox-ctfullv submitted,
T. l. HAll.KY,
K. U. BOYD.
J. H. BALBl .
Committee.
Teachers' examination.
Notice is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Umatilla
county will hold the regular examin
ation of applicants lor state papers in
the public school building at Weston
as follows: Commencing Wednesday.
February 13, at 0 o'clock a. in., and
continuing until Saturday, February
'ehu'L . tsi
Penmanship,
us career as u
PERSONAL MENTION.
I .on Cleaver is at Chcago.
Henry F. Pierce will leave
Monday for Seattle.
1. Carglll Is in town today iroin
Ins ranch on McKav creek.
W W. MrCnllev. oi Walla Walla.
a guest ol the Hotel Pendleton.
.i . . Lewis, ot Kockloril III. is a
visitor in Pendleton, at the Hotel Pen
dleton. J. O. Williams and R. A. Faneiis,
of Heppner, were registered at the
Hotel Pendleton Thureday.
Mrs. Charles i, usher of Wardner,
Idaho, is visiting bar mother, Mra. Ida
Woodard and sister. Mrs. Fred Waito.
Ned Fowler, the 18-months-old boy of
H. W. Fowler, deputy county clerk', is
sick erith the grip and a fever but is
recovering.
Mrs. A. K. McCullotigh. of Cold
Spring. came to Pendleton oa Thursday
I is sick at the home of tier parents
and Mrs. I). K. Cargill.
Rev. J. K. Buchanan, of Golden
dale. Wash., formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church; of this city, is.
expected in Pendleton soon on a vi-n
Mrs. I.. B. Reeder is a guest of Port
land friends and relatives. She expects
to remain there until after the cloae of
the session of the state legislature at
Salem, where her husband is speaker
of the house
Chief Joseph, of Nespaleiu, near Ft.
)okane, on the Colvillo reservation,
Washington, arrived on the train
Thursday evening on a visit to his
Indian friends. He is tin- guest of his
nephew, Young Chief.
Clifton Cleaver has returned from a
lo-days trip to Prairie City, (irant
county. From Prairie City to Flynn's,
on the return trip, the road was dusty.
from Mynus to Sumpter the sleighing
was as good as he had ever seen it.
NSW YORK MAHKK1.
Reported b 1. L Ray Co., Chisago
Board or Trade aad New York stock
xchango Brokers.
February 1. Wheat was weak early
md '4 lower on lower cables, but
here was some good buying orders in
which carried prices up n-H. Liverpool
I ... 1 i . I .. ,, i i a v vi
uiwuu 74 H'wcr, I l-n. now 1 or;.
opened at 8i 1-8, and held around tins
point till 1 o'clock when there was a
harp advance to HO)4, closing 80 .r-8
Stocks steady. Money, 2 per cent.
Cloae yesterday, 80 .1-8.
Open today, Ho 1.8.
Range todav. 80 1-8 to H0.
Close today, 80 !.
Tho Baseball Season.
Athena is the first town in the Inland
Kmpire to make preparations for the
inauguration of the baseball season
it snows signs oi life nv advertising a
dance to be given this Friday evening
in the opera house and announcing
that the net proceeds will he used for
the purchase of suite, llxiug up the
grounds, etc. There has been some in
formal discussion of thu matter among
HE HAS LOST HIS 0FEICE.
A Chang In tho OnTeo of Internal Reve
nue Collector, at Walla Walla.
Walla Walla, Feb. 1. Deputy In
ternal Revenue Collector II. C. Ores
has returned from an extended trip
through the Palouse country in Ihe
interest of the government and upon
his arrival here found awaiting him a
communication convoying the informa
tion that he had been relieved from
further obligation in his official
capacity ami directing him to turn
over to his successor the records and
tiooks of the office. Mr. Grogg was not
oilicially informed who his successor
is hut it is known that J. L. Mohlindo,
of Dayton, was the successful applicant.
Whoa Mule!
Yon can't break this harnoHs. It jg
tho boRtmade. There is only 011e
place in tiie city to get good
cflt vaJut) liurti03R, A!l
fion-
guarantued.
Made from the host leather
and Hue the Htock.
fall
J. A. SMITH
Local Markat.
Pendleton dealers are paying the fol
lowing prices for ranch and farm pro
duce :
Butter, 40 to r,0c per roll.
Kggs Ma per doz.
Potatoes .rH)c per sack.
Parsnips, hue per sack.
Cabbage- -4c per pound.
Turnips. 7"ic per 100 pounds.
Turkeys Alive, UM per pound
(ieese- tl'J per dozen.
Chickens, $'J.50 to -l r doxen.
Ducks .r per doten.
Masquerade Ball.
The Hook and Ladder conmanv
1, Pendleton Fire department, will give
ii masquerade hull, on Wednesday eve
ning, February ii. A good time is ex
pected. Sharp's orchestra will furnish
the music.
Money: Money! Money!
Is what 1 must have, therefore, all
who know themselves to lie indebted
to me please come ami settle at once
This reouest is made for the purpose
of saving myself from my own credi
tors. JO I . 1IAHI.KR.
The WHITE is Kin
(tier one hundred liom., nn,l wiA. . 1 ,
iii Pendleton, Hoc our new automatic tL
bobbin, holds one spool thread, The Laotian
lose ii worth one million dollars. It won't
g.d out of fix. You can run it. either way
won't break the thread. Is simply oerfect Tfcl
.... i.. : i i , , . - - 7--'
i'i oimi' in mm aroumi rcnuioioii are,
over It
going Wi,
81'KOIAL NOTICK We wfti have th
with about forty second mind machines
Miturdav. S iul bargains to nil Needles
sidewfll L- it. Lwi
traded j ,, our SSI.
i?-" """won
o.ln repairs for m,ohi,
JESSE FAILING.
The Dead
Advertise not
. . . Ill) AMHlV
Babbitt Metal. Sffis,
Jmh Sale hv ihe EMI
QUANTITIES
Q'-eKOiiian Pub. Co.
February Special Sale
LADIES' MUSLIN AND
CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR
If you value your time as worth anything you cau l afford to throw it awav
in making these garments. Come and look them over, do a little figuring and iiiriap
for yourself. THIS SALE will appeal to all the thrifty wowen of Umatilla county.
In this rare collection no essential feature has been overlooked. The body materials
the generous amount of goods used, the fit, workmanship and trimming all excel
We wish to emphasize the fact that the ACME OF PERFECTION has been reached
in the production of these
READY-TO-WEAR UNDERGARMENTS
The efforts of the most reputable manufacturers in the world are Hnnaren..
THE PRICES as you will observe, have been placed in the miniature class. Only large
sales justify them. An early call will secure you benefit of first choice. Fverv article
of apparel presents an argument of
Big Value for Little Money.
Read the following descriptions
Come and inspect the Goods.
16
at i o'clock
Woduesday-
hiatory,
spel lint;, alxtfbra, rending, composition
linirsday -Written arithmetic, theory
1 1. silt keeping,
government.
ol teaching grammar,
Knglish literature, civil
Friday I'hv.nology, geograi.hv.
physical geography, mental arithmetic
achool law.
Haturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, physics, psychology .
J. K. NOW UN,
County (School buperioUudent.
I want a man-
"I want a man -I want a mansion
in the skies," sang the Salvation
Army Lasaie.
Well, we want more than oue wan.
We desire the help of a lot of men.
We can employ several hundred
more in carrying of
"Mother's Pride"
the beet twenty-five cent uofleo on
earth. Have you tried it yet.
Our "Mi Hi. ml" is a atroug one
at 40c.
Owl Tea House.
SKIRT
BARGAINS
MmUri
brie
Skirts
good quality, cum
Bound lobulars
price .
Skirts
Oinbrelli' style, wide cdp,
of snow)' mbraidtr)
good value $1.75, now
50c
1.00
shape,
Feb.
Corset Covers
24-c
Corset Covers
33c
Corset Coven
39c
shape, handsome open
work, embroider , front
and hack, Pot), pno .
GOWN
BARGAINS
V shape, deep odge;,
style, with
string, Fobritnr)
Prfrtch
drawing
price
Our 4Uc corset cover i.h the kind
ally sold for 7
that
Skirts
J rail Crepe Caper 10c
A very attractive garment
MOdtOBM eiuliioidepy
two clusters ol tucks;
February price.
The $a, $a.as
re regular $3 aad
Drawers
Gowns
Muslin, Rtnjpira si 1-, am
brie riffle and insertion
February price
Gowns
Muslin, V shape, Mike ol
insertion ami neat
tin Kin, Fob, (nice. . .
1.25
Skirta
kllld
SKIRT
BARGAINS
Muslin, koo1 qugjrto deep
tjgt and cluster of
tucks, February price. . .
Ombralle,
with
price
Drawers
deep cambric: mile
tucks, February
Drawers
Beautilul trimmed with line
lace, regular value Si. 00
Felmiar) price 05c to. . .
33c
45c
79c
Gowns
Muslin, Empire style, trim
ined wall matched set '
of insertion and edge,
February price
50c
05c
1.20
(lowna $1.35,
made from fine
deal more, but during
above prices.
to $3.00 IJ
worth a food
February MM I" "
brie and
GOWN
BARGAINS
CLEAVER
BROS. DRY GOODS CO.