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PKNDLKTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OttEOON, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1901.
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We Sell
R. & G. Corsets.
Kvcry woman knows what tlx R
and G. Corset is. It is the corsi t of
comfort with the essence of style; it
is the only corset that will not, ban
not and docs not stretch. If yon
buy an R. and G. Corset that does
stretch, or proves unsatisfactory in
any way, bring it batffe to us and we
will give you a new one or your
money back.
Wc have in stock the famous
number 397, modeiatelv straight
tiont, which is popular with most
women who do not demand an
extreme straight front. 1 hoss who
do will find it in the straight front
shown in the above illustration.
We have No 397 m black, drab, pink and blur
Wc sell No. 397 for $1.25 and it has no equal
We have R. and G. Corsets to fit any form.
R. and G. Corsets range in price from Jti.oo to $3.00.
Alexander & Hexter.
he Boston Store
"Facts are Cheils that Winna Ding."
fs a FACT we are showing the largest assortment of Ladies'
mcv Hosiery EVER SHOWN IN PENDLETON, a showing
irthy of a city ten times the size of ours. Dozens of designs
patterns and various different grades from 25c to $2 pair.
Infants' Hose in white, Muck, nod ami blue.
Ladies' Black Hose in black, black with white feet, black rib
leg, black lace stripe, Mack lisle, Mack Hilk, fte to 1.60 pair.
We sell the best 2fc Ladies' hose on earth.
Boys' and Girls' Hose, stocking galort for the young folks
all sizes and all weights, 5c, 10c, 15c, 9Qo, $00, :55c
Misses' Hose. Finediwtie lisle hose, usually sold far 35c pair, 25c
leres positively nothing in wantable, serviceable, uptodate
siery for ladies, misses and children that we can't supply
hi with. Take peep at our show window.
endleton's Big Busy Store.
i a list of tempting
ai rrederick Nolf'c
on Bazaar.
(J5
24c
Nile suap 2iC
, ir brushes 1 ic
BMM 1,. , , 11
? S J-lorid,, water mr
proles 5,
teds of toys sc and inr
kliu-L. '
r 74r 10 3
Pvels now 15,
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cler knil- is,
'Evn Clianwe" ii,
b ni.isn m and 2c
r P" 5c to j5c
Jic to lt.6:
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Vi4 l.. 3-65
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Est
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lanterns c- .... J
EL" lc' 5c and ioc each
oi(l cream in,-.:.
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( 'housing Something Toothsome
for Jnner.
breakfast or supper is always a
pleasure to those who look over
the many delicac ies that I MD
prise our stock of fancy groceries
We have the world's choicest
products in glass, tin and pack
ages, and put up by the best
methods for preservation Our
fresh arrivals of vegetables and
strawberries are choice and low
priced.
C. ROHRMAN.
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Vt C0.K, V I'U.pOSC
etc ,waru- Un
birthday or
y goods
ericK Nolf
BYERS BEST FLOUR
To wake good bread uau Byero' Boat Flour. It took Brut
premium at the Oliicatco Wurld'v Fair ovorall ooinpeti
tiou, aod givtM asotilleut natutfittaiuu wlitirevur uwxl.
Kvxrv sack i guarauleod. We have Uie beat HUiain
Kolled Bailey, Meed Bye and Beardleaa Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BYKKS, Proprietor.
Warranted not to Rust
have juat reoeived a laiK' ebipiuout
L1SK X TINWARE
such aa milk pna, milk eana, boilers
tea kettles, aauce pans, dippers and
buofcita, etc Kvery piece ie warrant
ed uot to rubt and is exchangeable at
time lor a new piece 11 iv iub.
See display in window.
any
GRNBRAL NEWS.
King Kdwanl han elevatl Sir Alffod
Milner to the Merage.
President Roca, of Pern, will viU
thn Pan-Amoriran espoaitfoti at
UnfTolo.
Secretary Root hat orderwf the for
mation of five additional infantry regl-
ii.pnts.
The joint high cnmmiiudoii will ait
again to attempt to solve the Alaska
boundary problem.
John W. linten asserts that steel
trust preferred xhares are abont the
best thinx on the market, being good
f r 7 per oent per annum.
The offlf iall of the Ottoman embassy
al I'Hrin have telegrapl)ed Uie sultan
at CoiiKtantinnple that they w ill leave
their potti unless paid their aalariet.
A party of Knited Statu and One
diau engineers will survey the tioun
ilarv Mm frmn the roast to the Rorky
nonntalni to ioob ratal y defloe the line
now in plaees in dinpute.
Captuin Hall, obalgejJ with cowar
dice Ix'hrre the wall of Pekin, ban been
fully exonerated. Admiral Remay
cleared Hall, notwithstanding Minister
Conger made the accusation.
Oiiatav II. Schwab, general manager
of the North (iertnan Lloyd Steamship
Co., adds another to the maay asser
tion! that Knropeans will join in right
ing the commercial progress of the
I'nileil vtt,.
(German ollirials den) that Count von
Waldorsee refused to leave Pekin until
the ChintiHo court rettimed. They
tsaert that he will leave on May 31 (or
Japan, and return home via the United
States or Shanghai.
It is rumored that Ueorge R. Corte
I you, private secretary of the presi
dent, will lie oatmater-generai, vice
Postmaster (ieneral Smith, who will
resign. Cortelyon would not discuss
the report, and the presidential party
in San Francisco denied that Smith
was about to leave the cabinet.
PACIFC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The Hallea Hriving association gave
a meet on Thursday ou the half-mile
track.
Marion county's assessor will raise
values this year K per cent. The as
sessed valuation in 1900 was $7 , 1 -1 , 781 .
The Ohio congressional delegation
has visited Taeoma and Seattle. In
each city they were given fine recep
tions. W. Hyde Stalker has resigned the
principalship of the Baker City
public schools, and will go into the
insurance business.
11. T. Bruce and Bay Gilbert,
prominent Saleinltes, have been ar
retted for alleged criminalasaault on a
Itl-year-old daughter of A. II. Damon.
A verdict of murder in the first de
gree was returned by jury in the Ham
ilton caae at New Wbetoom, juat 16
minutes after being sent from the
court room.
John Consadine, of Seattle, swore ss
a witness in the H. R. Cayton crim
inal libel case, that Chief of Police
Moredith when a detective came to
Cnusadine's saloon and accepted bribes
from sure-thing men, gamblers, thugs,
footpads.
Correspoudence dated May 12 aaaerta
that, notwithstanding reports to the
contrary, the Yukon was not open on
thai duff I'clow Lake LeBarge. Large
amounts of freight had passed down
as far as LcBarge, ami was awaiting
the river's oeuiug, expected every
day.
Weston Leader: The While Houae
shIo ui at Weston wa burglarised Mon
day night, so 1 1 me between lit :30
0ol 'k and 1 he early morning hours.
The thieves pried open the shutters at
the east side of tile building, where
concealment was afforded, broke a
pane of glass, and entered through the
uperture thus obtained.
Heppuur Times: I he Isutrd of di
rectors of the Heppner school district
had a meeting last Monday night, and
eh 1 led the following teachers for next
year's term: Principal, Prof. D. V.
S. Reid ; assistant principal. Miss
May Ha i ley, Mrs. Kate Sleeves, Miss
Ktliul Reid, Mrs. Mollis Johnson,
Miss Mary liarkar, Miss Grace Tillard.
Tho
Happy
Home
Heptanes mast ha fowaded 00 health.
Where there is Ul - health there will
surely be unimppiiissa The hapotucse
of uiauy a boiue naa received its down
fall at the table, spread with rich and
dainty foods. The fust symptoms of
diassast of the stomach arc ignored as
bring disagreeable bat not dangerous.
Presently dyspepsia or some other form
of disease fastens on the stomach.
At any stage Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery will cars rlisesace ot thn
sjjsjgyjsji and other oqpaaa Of digestion
and nutrition. But the curs is quicker
if the "Dtttoovery is used lu thn
curlier stages of disease,
inv sviuDtama of die
use "Golden Medical Discovery
be cured.
1 feci thi I woeM se 4
.. ... it 1 AM not aaaa warn
esse writes Mrs. Oavtf W, Oislss.
aukuu Cu , Miss. iaeaswte
aiecsrtee
wits IUC.
suui u
aailliait
well at
Uk 1
Meaicel
If you have
BMW ss my ;
uutisotiuu nvernsana inst 1 ass sjisesiis
vuiuiiwiKCSl te ass or. raie'i Otaasa 1
uujir sea 'Wsssssi svusst' sa
(ooteeTs8sssS I
staasna 10 saw
aiskaej Vt.
A HOLY WAR
IS IMMINENT
IN MOROCCO
A
is at Hand Rattier
Suddenly.
FRENCH CRUISERS ORDERED THERE
o
Ctrryiatf o( tbe Grsss and M FI141, Omlooas
Stuns, Art l Prelude ti
Paris, May 2ft. The Moroccan crisis
has suddenly become acute. Tho
French cruisers Cbansy and Iu Chayla
have heeii ordered to the ooaat of Mor
oeoo because the sultan has failed to
explain tbe allegation that he Is incit
ing an Algerian revolt. What is con
sidered an ominous sign is that bands
of Arabs in Algeria are onrrying green
flags and in remote districts tbe red
llsg hss been seen. The natives state
that tbe carrying of the two flags are a
prelude to a boly war.
QOV. J. R. TANNER'S FUNERAL
Proratsss to Is the Largeat Except
Lincoln's.
Springfield, Ills., May 25. Ei-Oov-ernor
Tanner's remains will he re
moved from bis residence to the state
house at 6 o'clcok Kunday morning.
At 8 o'clock tbe laiblic will be ad
mitted. The funeral procession will
start at 1:30 lu tbe afternoon. The
caxket Is to lie borne to the cethedral
and the cemetery by six sergeants of
infsntry. Many people are pouring into
the city to attend tbe funeral, which
promisee to be the largest in the his
tory of the city since Abraham Lin
coln's funeral. Tbe proceasion is to be
made up of (4overnor Yates and his
staff, a platiKMi of polias. relatives and
distinguished guests, militia and civic
orders.
bout very
vcr swr.
yasrs."
Dr. Pierce's
Adviser, paper
receipt at n
a ueue of mailing si
1L V. Iteicc, BufW t V.
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man.
Tbs Bast Oregotues is lUstcrn Ola-
goo's rsprsaeotasrvs paper. It ee4a, as
the poofse appreciate It aod show k by
bow liberal patronage It in the adeeo
ieiag o4iusB of Una anstlosv
TWENTY-FIVE MINERS KILLED
Calamity Tbat Befell Workers la a
osrmen Properly.
Herliu, May 25. Eleven were killed
in an explosion in tiie Prince Plues
mine near Waldenburg today.
Berlin. May '.- Later reporta place
the number killed in the Pleas mine
at 26.
London, May if. Fifteen hodios
have been so far recovered from the
Henghenith colliery. No hope Is en
tertained that any of the entomlnsl
men will survive.
SPANISH AGAINST BUFFALO
Thslr Papers Urge Campalga to Uodsr
ssles lbs Palp.
Madrid, May 2.r. rbe newspapers
here have begun a campaign againi-t
tbe Pan-Aiiiericau exposition at
Buffalo They bmv the exposition is
planne to uiHiermliie Hpenish inatitu
tions in South Ameriua, and to prepare
tlie way for Yankeeisiug the entire
continent. They urge the South Ameri
can republics to Ijoycolt it.
LODGE AQAINST TREATY
Will Work to Abrogate tbe Clayton
ulwer t (invention.
WashingUin, May 25. - It is said thai
Senator Lodge, who probably will be
chairman of the committee on foreigu
relations, intends to work daring the
next session of congress for complete
abrogation of the Clay ton-ltulwer
treaty. He will attemp to secure leg
islation audi aa will give Iha United
States unqualified control of the pro
posed Isthmian canal.
BELIEVED FEW ARE ALIVE
aoiomaee ninors le Wsles -Dead end
MIssIbh. 77.
London, May I5.- -A dispatch from
-eiigiieimb, where one hundred and
bfiy miners are repurtssJ to have been
entombed yesterday in a colliery, says
there is small hope tbat many of those
still in the mine are alive. The dead
and missing are ulaced at 77.
Moetta Belle sold.
( imago, May 26. A special to the
Tribune from Lexington, Ky., sars:
It u hard OrOfcnr bas bought of Col.
W. 8. Harnee' Melbourne stud here Uie
noted thoroughbred mare, Ronita
Helle. 1" years old, bv Falsetto Dam
Bonita. bv Lctinaion and bar oolt, Uau
Inuxtirial. bv Jim (lore, which bas
Imhmi lately eutered in the Knalirh
Stakes. The price paid was IIH.UIO
Dsssrtlon Is alleged.
New York, May 26 - A special from
Wasbiugton to the Herald says tbat
Mgs Kstiier BartleU Clarke, who has
be ,n called tbe "violet bride," tiled s
uetitKjn in tbe eupreiue court of the
District of Columbia recently for di
vorce from her husband, James King
Clarke, of Pittsburg, alleging deevr-
u3.
A Wlesoastn Burglary.
Milwaukee. May 26. -Tbe First
National bank of Mineral Soring, was
liurttlarisad and between 120,000 and
aan nisi takn this moruiua. Tbe vaol
waa aailv lureed. and tbe safe which
1 1 - - -1 1 hlMu iiimu with dyne
oiiLa. A n i mm is aooariue. tbe surround-
log eountry
Labrador Is tee Beeed.
. Johns, K Ma? .-ltoatrts
IrtMU lb sua 1 1 oi oeiie w
a vest bodv of ios is packed agaiuet
tk. fhraifor eueet.ureveotiwi all pros
saw of abiusiua ifl thnt region. It is
also reported tbat icebergs are sweep
in; south along tbe spate ru seaboard oi
New Vouudiend
Mrs. CbaaTee WIU
New York, May 26. Mrs Ohaffoe,
wifs of Ueuorai Chajffee and her
daughter, Miss Helen, have left lor elan
Franoiauo. They will anil from there
for Manila on a government transport.
THE NEW YORK MARKET
Hspsrtsd by I L. lag a) Co., Pendlaten.
Chicago Board or Trade and Now York
Sleek sxohsnss Brokers.
New York, May There was noth
ing doing in wheat today, Liverpool
being closed until Wednesday next.
New York and Chicago closed practi
cally the same as yesterday, and only
had a ijuarter cent range all day. The
export shipments for the week are
4,7WO,000, compared with .t.tWO.OOO for
same week laat year, and Argentine
shipment A40.000 against 2,24.,0OO.
Wheat:
Close yesterday, 784.
Open today, 78 5-8.
Hang today, 78',, to 78.
Close today,' 78 6-8.
Mocks: Sugsr. 147S, tobacco, Iff
steel, 44; St. Paul, Atchlion.
77; N. P., 200: V. P., 11X13-8; K.rie,
41 18.
DR. M KIBBEN
DEPRECATES
DISSENSION
-o
Boors and Bngllsh Hlx Up
Pretoria, Mar 25. One hundred
Boers today attacked a patrol of
twenty British who were occupying
farm bouses. The Koers were re
pulsed, losing fifteen killed and
seventeen wounded. One of the Brit
ish Was wounded
DOES NOT FOLLOW FLAG
SUPRgMB COUBT TO BBNDBB IMPORT.
ANT DSCISI0N.
ost Important Blnse the Republic's
Bstabllsbmsnt to Be Handed Down
on Monday.
Chicago, May 25.- A special to the
Record -Herald from Washington, D.
C, smva: The decision of tbe BBBtwBM
court is that tlie constitution does not
follow the flag. This decision the most
important tbst preat tribunal has ever
made, will he handed down next Mon
day. Tbe decision is in favor of the
fovernment, hut hy a divided bench,
'here will lie at least five individual
opinions, hut some of these are con. mi i
ring opinions expiesslng tlie views of
tbe writers more fully and particularly
than is done in the opinion of the ma
jorily.
THE FIELD SPORTS MONDAY
Tesms Will Compote ' From Baker.
Union. Weston sad Pendlston.
Next Monday, Msy 27, will be inter
scholastic field day, and the meeting
will be held on the Blmpson-Perlnger
race trie k one mile east of Pendleton.
There are 14 events listed on the
card and the program will commence
at 2 o'clock in tbe afternoon and close
Bt 5. Heveral events will occur si mill -tsneously,
so as to avoid stretching
ths program to an un necessary and
tedious length. Horsey Hill, of Walla
Walla, will officiate as referee, and
Mr. Cameron, of Union, as starter.
Both of these gentleman have bad con
siderable experience in their respective
positions The medals for the first ami
second prixea in each event, and the
Tribuue cup, tlie team tropbv, are on
exhibition in the window of I.. Iltiii
siker's jewlery store. It Is estimated
tbat there will be 60 contestants. Ml
beams will be present, from Baker
City, I'n ion, Weston end Pendleton.
Information was received today Irum
Baker City that the fast sprinter of the
team who was depended up o to win
about BQ points, had injured himself
and would not bw able to oomiete. It
is said that while engaged in fencing
his appouent stuck him in the knee
with the weapou, and cot him
severely.
The Baker City and 1'iiion teams
are expected to arrive on tbe train
Mondav morning, while the Weston
iioys will drive dowa Monday fore
noon .
The managers are making arrange
ments to have the eveats take place
with a rush, so that sptclator will
always have something Interesting to
atch, and there will lie no delay.
Normal Traek Team Dsrsatsd.
The Weston Leader says that the
track team of the Hasten Oregon slate
normal scIhmi! went down to defeat be
fore the well-trained athletes of Whit
man academy in the three-cornered
meet at the Walla Walla racetrack
Saturday afternoon, Mav 1. The Walla
Walla High school I earn also scoured
more points than tbe normal boys, the
-cor., being Whitman 87, W. W. II H
41, and K. 0, I. N. 8. SS. On next
Monday, May '21, the track learn of the
K. O. H. N. S. will compete at
Pendleton with I lie track teams from
the high school" ol Pendleton, i nloii
and Baker City for the Tribune cup.
"Oil! That God Will Give
Us Unity!"
o-
WiS HIS PETITION WHILE SPEAKING
o -
Prof. Stewart Safs lb CrtJdil CbtBftM
lust Surely Cni, Sometime
biter, If NOI Not.
Philsdelphia, May 15, There seems
little or no possibility of the Preshvtor
isn general assembly concluding its
sessions liofore Tuesday of next wees
Prior to this morning's debate, It was
announced that ten hours work would
follow the revision problem. Today's
disenssion was on tbe amendment
which calls for the adoption of a min
ority report, which is against revision.
Or. MeKihben, of Cincinnati, one of
tbe i embers of the revision committee
who signed the minority report, was
the first speaker.
IV. McKihhen's argument was
hssed on the promise that the ma
jority report, asking for s new creedal
statement, in effect would change the
fundamental stand of the church. The
sNaker deprecated all talk of disrup
tion in the churcb. In conclusion, with
uplifted hands, he made a brief but
impressive prayer, "Oh ! Thnt (kal
will bring us unity."
Prof. Oeorge Stewart aeml tank the
floor in sdvncauy ol th majority re
port. Tbe movement far a change of
creed will continue, be predicted, until
at some time, if not el the present
assembly, it will place the church
upon a satisfactory basis.
Prior to sdjourainent, a standing
vote was taken on the Uestlnn of tbe
elimination ot clause "II" in the ma
jorlty report, resulting In another
victory for the revisionists, 2S4 in
Isvnr, 271 against. Indications are
that the majority reiairt in favor of
revision will ultimately be adopted.
TMR INVALID Q0BI H0B.
Prasldsntlsl Party Lo.t fan Praaslsso
Today
Promptly at W o'chwk this morning,
President McKinley, Mrs. McKiuley
and Dr. Kixey entered a carriage at
the Kcott house and drove slowly to the
ferry deait, escorted by mounted
Milicumun. The carriage waa dosed
and tlie curtains lowered. An immense
crowd lined the drive. There was no
cheering and everyrxsiy was sympathe
tic. At 10 o'clock the laiat left the
city, and the party regrullully bade
good bye. There was only s salute of
21 guns hy the Pensacoia, as it passed
the training station. The trains will
go slowly lo the east.
A Tsnnessss Storm
Nsshville, Trim., Msy 26. A storm
passed over Tennessee last night doing
heavy damage in seversl counties.
Telegraph and telephone wires,
0 inn lies, houses, barns and fences
rere blown down. So far as reported,
no lives were hwt.
Many Bobberies la laiea.
Salem. May 26. -The stores of M. T.
Bineman. Hteiner and Co., A. M.
Kppley, Jas. Mcoolre and Allen and
Bowemog, on state street, were en
tered and robbed last night of small
amounts of money and giaais.
Will snoot at La Urands.
A party ol Pendleton shooters will
leave for l.a (trends Sunday morning,
May 2b, and return mi the night train.
The object of their journey is to shoot
a friendly match with the La (iraude
and Klgin hoys. The new maugatraii
at l a '.I aide will Imi given a thorough
trial Tbnee who willgo I mm i'eudfe
l0n srethe following: H. J. -tillman.
K. W. Waite, t'harles J. Hamilton and
others. Otto Turner will go if be can
get away and V W ggf will go In
certain contingency. A. I. Stlllman.
ho Is attending court at Hums, will
go if he gets Lack in time, or stop over
If be should happen to through
on Miuday's train.
The loast in uiianlitv and wont in
uualily deneflbM IWitl's Little Karly
Risers, the famous pills for ouusllpa
tionnnd liver complaint. TallmanACo.
Bed Bug Destroyer
KOKI'IM'.N S BBP IIVG I'I'.Sl KOYKK IS A SI HI:
THING POM m:i BUOi and OTMBN lNSiii. is
Nun poisonous to butfMfl kWVt Ntl stilln ami ex
IgrmiottfM bed Ioiks, epekroaches, moths ami insecta
of all kinda
20 OEMT8 LAR6E BOTTLE
Uon't wait until you are troubled with tuiga nd m
sects, Inn use il bb n preventative . . . . ,
Any preparation that we manufacture ia guarnntesdao
an oiiiplish what it proline l'h.r name of A. C
Koeppcii & BfOf on the label ol any preparation
oiuiiig from their lalmratory is the positive guarantee
of purity of material and scientific accuracy in inaiup
ulation
K0EPPE.VS PHARMACY
Jht FoptiUr Priud Drug Slort m Otmi
Stockton incubntor
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