ghirt Waists
Worth $1 to $2.
TO CLOSE AT
25c
MianlaV. '
.in v , ww.
MM WAS SHIT OUT i
i i if- Bo,h Hmm ,l
BOH" l."
ai Koine Oltf bttWMB
J 77 -V:.. .n.i I. liriimh tenuis
ii".w '. .... H tn 0 in
svinlar toe score " ... - r
WTJ ,. ramie ami on Huti.lay in
K. -.il 7 to 8 m favnr of
UK
MJ, . ..ii .. fcha fourth
a ll IMI nan -
Li ,l.v' name
H VHt"'r" M
Tw men ware out on Hih
. ..I , nri lli'k WHH Ml ll
. .in Mini'. ..lliruu. u
WW wii .-- ; -
triinkw. The jutcnwr uirn.
j.i,ifh tii.- umpire i-iiiifn
. ... . u:. I Mr hoish piay-
,l , irw. LH untune wux
Thsv refusal to iiy uiimss
Mimirri. There wax wrangn
1 t r.i.X. UHM 1 til I It'll
jdtco umpires MN pit
B u.inl lim 'Iir mix. ltmi
... .11 u.Mtiu.l utul triitn I DAB
.... Mil hnl II llMlUMIl
IJU 'Mil ' - -J" .
. .11 .a al. I imiwlulMIl lit f MM
I - .Milium inn" V
.ML .La. mill ruriiii, - Utwl
Baktrand Blgln.
r M . . i . . t ii pi mi I
tv iit-raiu, Dfunint "im
a i . l i i i .,.
i of U to 16. Sunday, how-
. th muiic oiigntft'd ami tin
K't M" ailivil m I w. I In ic line
ii . Muit'V aim r.t i s ii r 1 1 chiimu-
MluniAv uautirv, WOUI Kitti
'iiMner ami tt StmiriiH
s asaBaB ini i . c u r no ttir mi i ii
WOIIm! lilm? Willi iiiiuir to
I Li-
iisklnl nd Walla Walla
. I 1 I I. If I. I IK .1 ' ? V. i'i! Ill
WMt. Tlx) trip m not huc-
iinvr in .i i, .i-i lull i wny
.oinciiil point of viw. Two
i'lmlilliil hi In ii1hvi.i1 hum
NtilMlv mil nim nn Knmlav Tha
manafier at Bokane faileu to adver
tiae the Saturday Kine and an a remit
a practice frarri" nt three inningo was
played to an empty grandatand.
Althnogh the Sondar game waa
better advertiaed, the people aeenied to
nave a presentiment of what waa going
to happen on the Oeld that day, and
the grandatand waa only half filled.
The atory of the game waa not worth
telling. Huflloe it to aay that the boy
from Walla Walla couldn't hit the
hall at the right time and only two of
them played the game through with
out an error.
HIP IT IN TBI 100.
First Appearance of Dandruff a Forarun
nar ef Future Baldneai.
That auoh ia the caae haa been con
clusively proven by scientific research.
Prof. Unna, the noted European akin
pecialiat, declarea that dandruff ia the
burrowed-up cuticle of the scalp caused
by parasites destroying the vital itv in
tin hair bulb. The hair hecomea life
lesa. and in time (alls out. This can
he prevented.
Newbro'a Herpicide kills tbia dand
ruff germ and restores the hair to
its natural aoftneas and abnndancy.
Herpicide la now used by thonasndi
nl Hiiiilt -all natiHtied thm it ic ihe
moat wonderful hair preparation on
i ho market today.
You ant nut prepared fur
HARVEST
" ;" ntiii a pair ( our
Colored Glasses
. 6 ami 75c.
LEV Wl.i i i . .v
.nn. iIr iTiiwreu m, w
ml 50c.
Bye Protectors
I a1! I ..I ...
' ju.ii mo uiiug lor
l,w0Q. 75c, 11.25, 11.60.
lNt" wud d Will fill your
mm ntulactioi,.
L HUNZIKER,
' "i AiexarulMr A II.......'..
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton
A L Beatie, city.
K W Blakley, Portland.
A B Craafleld. Portland.
J T Jook.Beattle.
A P Hteward, San Francisco.
C F E Pattello, Walla Walla.
W K Oliver, Portland.
'. Mctiilverv, Spokane.
L Oapmbell, Hpokane.
8 B Gill.
(i S Youngman, Portland.
K B Ooman, Portland.
Caato, Spokane.
Mias Hollv MoCiilvary.
(i W Hunt, Echo.
J F Moornne, Han Kranciaco.
F Murpbf, Denver.
II G Gilbert, Portland.
Mr Loomis and wife. Spencerport.
Mrs Frasier, city.
Chaa G Kouocek, city.
Strlkaa a Bleb Find.
"I was troubled for several yaara
with chronic indigestion and nervoui
debility," writes P. J. Green, of Lan
oaater, N. H., "No remedy helped me
until I began using Electric Bitten,
which did me more good than all the
iTfUrt 1 I ever used. They have
mtmd Irani mv Ultfll in hvi'hIIhIiI llHaltll
for yeara. She aayi Electric Bitten
are just splendid for female troubles;
that thev are a grand tonic and iuvig
orator for weak, run down women. No
other medicine can take its place in
our family." Try them. Only 60c.
. . .. . . . . at. n.ll ic.
KatlSlaCUOn guarantenu ly laniuaii i.
Co.
Call for County Warrants.
All Umntilla county warrants regis
tered in March and April, 1809, will
Ih- paid at my ofhoe in the court bouse
upon presentation. Interest ceases ou
i. a.- of publication.
8. K. YATES,
Treaaurer of Umatilla County.
Pendleton. Oregon, July --'o 1901.
How'l This?
We oiler Oue Uuudred Uollari Kewaid lor
auy uiw ol ualarrb thai . annul be cured i
nn. - Uatarrb Ours
F. J. CHKNIY A CO., fropa., Toledo, O.
We, the uuderaigued, have kuu.u r". J. Cne
uey (or tbu lui rllteeu yoara, aud believe lilui
perisvtljf hutiorable lu all bunueai lrauaa;tlon
and BnanolaUl able to carry out auy oblia
n. nn. made by their arm.
WBSTATBUiLl, . . ,
Wholesale U.-usgliU, I'oledo, Ohio
WiLUlHU, KIMNA A MaSVIK.
Wholesale UrusftiU, Toleilo, Ohio.
Hall i C'aurrh Cure UUken luurually, am
in k directly ou the blood aud mucoui lurlacei
ol the ayalein. Price 7ic. per bottle. Hold by
all drumliU. Teattiuimlali free.
Hall'i Family Pllli are the beat
CLIMBED WITH THE MAZAMAS
I0T RALBT AND B. P. DODD WITH THK
T. HOOD PARTY.
Upheld the Reputation for Their Horns
Town and Rroks ths Trail to
the Summit.
Roy Raley arrived home Monday
from the Mount Hood trio, having in
company with E. P. Dodd represented
Pendleton in a party of 119 who went
to the top of the mountain on Friday
last. Mr. Dodd was expected to re
turn home this evening. He went to
Olympia from Portland for a dav or
two.
Mr. Raley ia very enthuoiantic over
the experience, which was his first in
real mountain climbing. He think"
that, although there are elements of
danger while wending one'a way over
the crevasses and glacier there are
enough of novelty and exhiletation to
compensate.
An the party was at Camp Manama,
awaiting the day for the ascent, Raley
and Dodd decided that they would go
up before anyone else, and therefore
tarted out to mke the trip. The
theory formulated by them waa that
Pendleton as a town never waits for
other places to lead the way, hot linn
always been accustomed to do the trail
breaking. The young men were de-
irous that the town' reputation le
sustained, hence they proceeded to mi
tain it. Without saying anything DBDOh
to the remaining Maxaam, they net
out for the extreme top of the earth.
Aa they went upward, a hliz.ard be
gan. A biitsaril on Mount Flood boldl
certain characterintic that will nut he
appreciated by people who have never
been there. Something like nine
million tons of snow "wept pant them
each second, the aenfe became scarcely
hi'iihch, anil a hew iioerment war immi
nent. However, they puhed on to
ward the goal, and reached within
Km feet of the very Hummit, when it
wan decided that they tntiat turn hack.
Their venture wat RiicceNHlul in that
they went higher than the other
nreliminary nartieH.
Although the party did Hot get to
the top of the mountain, nevertheleHf
the Pendleton party upheld the repu
tation of the town, and thu .lid (Ml!
duty.
When the day came for the gen. nil
climb, 119 went to the summit, not
the largest number on record, but one
of the largest. The year the Society ol
the Manama war, organized nearly 'JO0
ascended during the week. "The view
from the mountain's summit," said
Raley, "ia something to pay one for
the toil of the ascent. It is not a
trivial thing to reach that summit.
There is considerable danger, ami 0M
may at any time meet hia death. But,
regardless" of all this, I am Mr)
when 1 think of it that so few Oregon
ians have been on Mount Hood. The
mountain is one of the wonderful at
tractions that makes OrRgon iftiBoai In
the east, yet it is true that alotofl
more people from other statex comprise
the parties going up each year."
8UPREHR COURT FINDINGS.
Catsi Deeldsd Affecting Umatilla County
Litigants.
Copies of the supreme court de
cision! banded down in Salem on
Monday were received by Deputy
Clerk liee Moorhotise this morning
These cases are:
Lina H. SturgU, aiiellant, vs. Wil
liam Baer, respondent; appeal from
Umatilla county; W. R BIlM, judge.
Raley dt Carter for apiellaut T. Q.
Haiiey, for respondent. Opinion by
Bean, C. J., lower court reversed and
new trial ordero.1. In stilistance, tiie
aa 1 a a
cam- wax one brought auoui ny uie
finding of a note for 1 189. 10 tound
among the papers of the late S. P.
Sturgis ami pay mem oi which war
demanded by tiie executor. i. A.
Hartman. Wiliam Baker, the mak.-r
claimed it had been paid, and the lower
court refused to admit the books of Mr.
SturiMH to show on the nart of the
plamtltt that the note nan not oeen
paid. The higher court reverses the
circuit court and orders a new mai.
l'eter West, appellant, vr Oeorge and
Andrew Eley, respondents; apoeal
from Umatilla couuty, W. R. Ellis,
judge. Peter West for appellant, r.
G. Haiiey for respondent. OpiaMNi aJ
Wolverton. J. Lower court reversed.
IMamtiff c aimed that the dcte.l.ioti-
were indebted to him in the mini of A0
on account of services us attorney.
Alice L. Hoover, respondent, vs
Newt. Hoover, appellanl appeal Iron
llarnev I'lllllltV : M. U Clifford, nidge
John Q, saxtou and King A Mixton tor
Mailt. 1'arrmli .V Keinliol.l t.-r
respondent. Opinion U) V .iierlon, J,
.nm.r court reverseu. jiiis war m
divorce suit involving the securing oi
a decree and the purses- ion "1 certain
lauds belonging M the delendant.
Such decree and lauds were given, hut
ll... Utllll.H. I war to correct delects III
the decree whereby the wrong land
were named in the decree.
. R. Messinger, appellanl, vs.
Union Warehouse Co., a corporation,
ruMiiiuideiit : anneal from Sherman
1 : - . , , .,
eountv; W. Bradnnaw. juoge. j.
H 111! tiiuftun for a tuie I iant. V . t
UViUiin for resoolidelit . Oinnioii by
M...rM J l.uwer court attirmed. it
involved possession uf 40e sacks of
a-hiuit noHsessiou uf which was con
firmed to the plaintiff.
number of innocent liven were rot
sacrificed.
These reports show that more sober
and painstaking inquiry has developed
the fact that some of the Chinese of
ficials supposed to have been connected
with the Boxer outrages, whose capital
punishment was demanded by the
foreign ministers, have been proved to
be entirely innocent of the charges
made against them.
CANDY FOR VARSITY QIRLS.
Praetieal Joksr Rapt Cenrastlonsrt
Buiy Dr. Harpsr Rsfuted Swssts.
"I want 500 one-pound boxes of
candy, to he deliverer! to the young
women of the Chicago University,'"
said a well-dressed young man to one
ot the big Chicago confectioners today.
"Who are you'."' asked the surprised
dispenser of sweets.
"lohn D. Rockefeller, jr.," replied
the well-dressed young man. "Hend
me the bill at the Andltoritim Hotel."
Then the confectioner got busy. But
he was not the only busy confectioner.
Nine others were just as busy as he,
for he had called them to his aid.
"It'l tor .lohn D. Rockefeller, jr.,"
he told the confectioner!.
When the candy began to arrive Dr.
Harper was surprised to receive it.
The candy w as marked "For the girls. "
"Take it awav!" cried the doctor.
"I'll take any donation of money and
property, hut 1 w ill not accept candy."
The girls just had a glimpse of the
streets as they were tossed back to the
drnfli 1 1 re was no "Mr. Rocke
feller' at the Aiiditonnm. Tb- j
lice are looking for the joker.
RAILROAD STATISTICS.
CLEARANCE SALE
o?fn8r ? make romn for aew and IarSer 8tock
aud muter goodl I will sell stove aud ateel
H" I1. 8rtly roduoud prices for the next sixty
J Offl and get prices
Joe Battler.
The Main Street Furniture Dealer.
oil stoves -
w-j.cla"rke&co.
Opera House block.
FuU Line of Tents, Wagon
Coyers, Anti-rust Tinware,
General Hardware.
fit WORTH OF CONTBHPT.
Lawyer Bxpresssi His Seorn of an Unfair
Juda-s.
A newspaper dispatch told the other
day of "Golden Rule" Jones, formerly
uiavorJol Toledo, Ohiu, being tiued 5
fur contempt of court, for expressing
rhat .-.iiiteiiiut fur a decision ot the
aanniainad iudue as he rendered au
nninioii duriuu the trial uf a prisoner
Reading the dispatch, a Fendletuu
lmvnr tells about being in a case sev
eral years ago tu which the court was
manifestly unfair tu his oppotltM
...ii f l flat f TiiHiourt reoealedlv decided
atfalnta in a ore mil iced inauuer, and
iiv tl.M other lawver became dis
gusted aud exiiressed liimseli lu SOBaf
what out spoken terms, fhe our
promptly exercised its prerogatives an.
fined the offending lawyer 110 for con
teiuot The lawyer stood luukiug at
.M imlire fur several muments, hi
ntainlv tellinu what was in hi
mii.ri ami his iud iguatiuii gradually
ettimr the better u! him. At last the
i pa I li tii, ii,iiL,.,l iii, to auch a heigl
that it flowed over iU barriers, and
tha anurv lawver exclaimed luud
enough to enable his words to be heard
I I over the court bouse :
"All rhrht. Your Honor," with
emphasis on the word "bouor," 1 '
gladly pay that 110, and at the name
time please put into the package just
26 more of oontemut for this
court. "
Neither line was ever collected.
Took tbs Right Course.
It is now aonareiit from report
which have readied the state dbpart
meut from China that it was solely due
tu the moderation aud humanity exer
ciaud bv the United Males rei.ruo. i
tat iv on at 1'ekiu by the president's di
rection iu early negotiations for the
settlement uf the Boxer troubles that a
Abilmcts From Intaritals Commsres
Commission's Rsport.
The Interstate Commerce commil-
ion announced an ahstract ot statistics
f railwavs in the United States for
ke vear ended June .'.i. USUI.
Knr thirteen years ended June 110,
tKK). the total casualties comprised
i,L'77 killed and 46,087 injured.
Sixteen railroads went into receiver-
hip during the vear ended June .in.
ItsJO, while thirty-rive were taken out
f receivers' hands, leaving t i f t -1 w .
n receivership on .tune .m, lwni.
There was a decrease in capital stork
represented by the roads in receiver-
hip as compared with the previous
ear of fill' llll,s:i.;, and in Minted
lent ot llM.QpSJla.
The aggregate r.. .,e mileage w a
.1I.7HH, including ltW.IUo of single
track. The I'ommtssions' report in-
lu.les -ll-:! railway corporation!. The
iterated mileage of roads merged, re-
rganiied or consul idaUil during the
ear was u 47 against '.H4ii for IHW.
The total iiumtHBr of locomotives
nd cars was l.:t4.M)l. The railways
verage.l 10 hsromotives and 7:i3 cars
r each 100 miles of line.
There were 1,017,661 railway em
loves of all classes and r.77,2ri4,H41
were paid m wages and salaries.
There were II 1 ,41 ,0.14, '.si oi ran-
... . tt . . ' i
wav capital oiiisiamiing, oi wnicn
4.H4 per cent paid DO dividend. 'I he
net earnings Irom railway uperaimn
were 'il''.,0lti, III I , an increase of HH.-
(Kii.OOo for the year. Tliere were
M Htio.lMO passengers and 1 , 101,iHU, -
H ton! of freight carrieil.
Hors Trust! FormlnB.
If the trust formation continues the
me - hoi I M'HIi! w len almoH' ever
lung in ihe country will lie com rolled
by them. Whether iIiim would he
Ntiiehcial to Hie country or otherwise,
we are not prepared io state, mere ia
one i Ii i ug however, that can never be
controlled by a trust and that is good
ealth. The best means of obt si n i ng
his i! bv Ihe use of Hosteller s
Htomach Bniers. I'd is wonderful medi
um continues io cure all stomach,
ver and i. el tmuhles, the same aa
has done for the past fitly yeara. If
ou are a rullerer irotn ivpepsiB, ni-
igestion, constipation flatulency or
nervousness, do no) (ail to give it a
rial at once, aa it will surely cure
ou. It will also prevent malaria.
ever and ague.
Think Aoout It.
If you will only think it over yon
will go to see Martin when you want
to buy groceries. His motto is "lasst
goods at lowest prices." His stock Is
very large and well soiecieu. memo
has the best bakery department in the
ty.
HARVESTERS ARE AT WORK
Athena Crewa Begin Taking la the toot
Cropi.
Athena, Jnly 23. Fred McDongall
took oat R header crew Saturday to
Warren station, where he will cut and
aiack Oeorae Bchroeder'a wheat crop.
William Booher's header crew com
menced work in W. H. Reader's barley
Sunday. Marion Jack and Brown A
Hodgen's header and thresher crewa
also started the season Runday. It is
expected that most of the crews will be
at work by the middle ot the week.
The crop prospects in this locality are
daily growing brighter, and it ia now
confident I v expected that the yield
ill be above the average of last year.
Harry Walters, who for the past sev
eral month! haa been dav operator at
the O. R. A N. depot, was transferred
to Pendleton to hold down a siimlar
position. C, J. Pennington, who
for the past three yeara was operator
at Riparia, fills the vacancy here.
The band will hereafter give open
air concerts every Sunday at 2:30 on
the band stand on the corner ot Main
and Fourth atreeta.
John Mclean nt Pendleton transacted
huaineas here Saturday.
h.d Murphy transacted huitnesa in
Pendleton Friday.
Will Knox ol Weston was an Athena
visitor Saturday.
Kmest Tatom, Kd SwiUler. Orv
Cavtneae, Frank Caviness, iuy HufT
and F. A. Ware of Pendleton were
Athena visitors Saturday.
Dr. II. II. Krown ot Kan Francisco
was a guest last week at the home of
Ur. Hotkin.
J. 0a Stamper ii this week emplnyea
E tinting the itoreroom at Helix of the
ranch of the Athena Mercantile com
pany. L. .1. Robinson of Riverside, Wash.,
came here siimiav tor a lew iay s
visit with his family. Mr. Robinson
last week filed on a half section of
.1 . I - I l . - VC... I
iieaeri ikii.i hi i aa una euuuw , nanu.,
and will soon commence the work of
making thia a fertile and productive
farm ba the meatu of irrigating
ditches.
Ralph Steen, Milton'! wealthy
rancher, waa an Athena visitor Satur
day. Louie Lane of Pendleton ia now
holding down the second chair in A.
.1. pArker'a tonr.orial parlor iu this
city.
Midsummer Sale
IN FULL BLAST
Lace Curtains an at topiy rtduotd prim
Women's Tailor Made Suits rodnood like
this: $10 suit $0. (Mai suit HOW ft), 80 Itllt DOW $1.1.60
Summer Dress Goods All of mir fancy dlfJM
goods reduced like this:
10c goods at midsummer sale fic pT yurd
15c
20c
25c
80o
St
LOo
Lu
ll Datslea ths World.
No discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused by Dr. King's
New Discovery lor Consumption. It's
severest test! have lawn on hopeless
victims of consumption, pneumonia,
hemorrhage, pleurisv and bronchitis,
thousands of whom ft baa restored to
perfect health. For coughs, elds,
asthma, croup, hay fever, hiwrsenesa
and whooping cough it ia the quickest,
surest cure in the world. It is sold hv
I, ill man iV On, , who guarantee sati
faction or refund money. Large
bottles and $1. Trial bottles free.
BAD COMPLEXIONS
RED ROUGH HANDS
FAILING HtIR
PHUiNKO 11
fSBAP
A. C. SHAW I CO.
W. J. SK vv III. Manager.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS
Yard on Webb Street
Opposite Hunt Freight)Depot
We are prepared to furnish anything
in the I tun tier line aud cau guarantee
prices to be as cheap, If not cheaper
than others. Wa also carry a large
line of Doors, Window! and Moulding.
Parties oontem plating building will do
well to aea ui before placing their
order!
Fir
We
also carry Cascade
Phone Main U2.
Red
I suites, if you have any Diy Goodl Wants in .my lim
in this dt'piirtineut now is your tiltlfl t. purohtM Buoh
Hiiothcr opportunity will not beoffertd for one yew
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Agents liutterwick s Put Icrus.
Chin
i.i at a
lormon Ishoaaf Wjlf ',i',,''
i J.i l-f lha la atlf '
mBtfiM
blllty, Headaehe,Unfltneaa to asarr, i.pi
yw(&r.,rfoT.eXuw."
y e,., ii. m. i' ..r k -i aiaawiaiTisl. i ma Ii n
nln
STtTr,
Bk Ouraa Loal
ht-Loiaaa, aparmutcrrnoaa lnaomni,i, Palna
ainna, iiinil iRri, lawrrou"
esnan, Vafi. .
pharaa, atom
SiMiaai ... .11. nn I l.aa.1
a i . I aaanaal i .
Blabop Nemaur Co., Bun Francisco, Gal.
Dtlirauta i n, pkiiiiIiMtoiVi iiitrooN.
or
vous
5llm.ililrt INa Wlln in. I n. i r . ...'.,
yliliialai will laitaa, Llfiala. In
so. BAtal BV T laLM AN OOi
ilaalona.
, Lpaa o
Wiaj
Mfirihnnda lire
Hotel Pendleton
Under New nanagement
1
Strictly Pint-Class
Kicellent Coisioe.
Kvery Modern
Convenience
lUr and Kllllard Dooms.
ThSBBt Kola
Van Dran Broi., Props
GUf Us i Trill.
Rates $2.00 i day
Special Rates by
Week or month
Headquarter for Traveling Man
In EBBtarn Oregon.
Successors to J. E. Moore
The nioat
bouiitifyn
mi- -.1 all
'fT'-rtivn skin purifying ana
ui in Ilia worm, uit .-n as
I eluat f.'l Unlet I. ill. ami
liura-ry. It airisua ui lun cauau oi uaij
i nupleslons, rtxl, rough hands, falling
i . - ai i h .in i.ieiiiiahta. vii , iBaalaaaaa,
In lllrt. laawMBi overwotked, Of xhig.
flab I'oKKi
h .14 '., .tfl.uill ll.ff a.rW
r.u- . ll.lui.
I- . . i aa tl iBi.c C.iar .
U aa fia Smillfal Caaiaki
LOANS
on
BERKELEY
lias the (oIIuwiiik UarRains
4H0 acren A 1 wheat laud.
,20 acreti Al whuat land.
2 l-.t.- well located $2o().
lot lower Wehh Htreet $1).
Also a big liat ui town and
county property cheap
Annual Clearance Sale.
To make routn ior I- ill Stuck will l; i v t tup, iIiklouiiI Im
caaii on cvurytliing in the - ton Carpi ti, h'o: . Pel
tiers, Lace Curtains, Curtain Pules, Shailes, Wall Paper,
Linoleum and everything you need in house IllfBisMQfl
A iew leather com hes ami rockers heap Sewing m..
chines and supplies (ur all machines. Undertaking a
specialty. Phone Main J 4
Jesse Falling.
WHEAT LANDS
Al lowest rates
J.R. DICKSON,
Bast Orcgoalaa BwiMlag,
I'cudlctun, Oregea.
"Nerve Waste.
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