THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1901.
TOO HOT
to write adH but
we are titling
SHOES
tlie name
are j'iviui'
JUBt
and
the heat valuen
in town for
your money
ftZ
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Boot and Hho- Men.
BHHVITI8S
Farm loans.
springs, telephone
k: OlMfW
Cleaver
Jas. A. Howard.
Hack (or Taal
Main 79.
$1 ihirt waists, now
nrus. ury woods .
to daok suite, now 2.m
Bro. Dry Goods Co.
We are closing out Irint jam at Mtl
ai uie ntanoarti urocery Vo.
First class wheat paature (or cattle
and horM. Inquire o( Peter West
Yon can save money now hy MyiBfl
your jars at the Ntaniianl grocery
for house moving mm (ieo. Kiev or
leave order at Newmans Cigar Mtori'.
26c summer goods to rloee at UU
per yard. Cleaver Hroe. lrv ikhkI-
Co.
You ought to A. I). Mnr A
Porter's rml Hr wood, telephone inn in
Ho.
Midsummer aaie o( wath good, 0M
bal( price. Cleaver Bros. Dry
(locals Co.
LoU 2 and 3 in block 140, Reaerve
addition ahove Ht. Joseph 'a faadtmj
(or aale cheap. Inquire o( Peter WfJtl
Crescent bicycle on the installment
plan at tbe Orescent sgency in the Kaat
Oregon ian building, paymenUi $1 a
week, no interest.
Wanted To correspond with ltruiern
that will have second and third grs.l..
wheat to sell this aaasnii. l, K. Addi
ton, Portland, Ore.
The homeliest man in Pendleton as
wall as tbe handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist
and get (ree a trial bottle o( Kemp's
lialsam (or the throat and lungs, a
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and
relieve all chronic ami acute eOOgbt
asthma, broncihtis and consumption.
Price 26c and 60c. For sale by Tall -man
A Co., sole agents.
Pen-carbon letter nook. Nolf'e.
I want to buy a resiilenco M or near
Water or Iewis street. Box 417, Pen
dleton. For sale -7 room house, fine shade
ami fruit tree; 76 lots north side. K.
T. Wade.
For flrst t-laaa rigs or a cab al any
hour telephone Depot, stables, Klviii
Craig, Prop.
When at Pilot Rock stop at the City
hotel. Meals at all hours. Mrs. C.
II. Beitel, Prop.
W. R. Withee in agent for the Do
mestic and Davis MWina machines. A
lull Una Of MppllM, Repairing a spe
cialty. All work guarantor!.
Members of Integrity lodge No. ()-',
I. O. O. F. are requested tn he pres
ent at a sncial meeting tln- nvening at
i:W o'clock. By onlnr of C. P. Davis
Wanted Elderly man ho under
stands gardening, raising melons and
(ruits hy irrigation. Address giving
particulars, K, Iv . Spargur, Kcho,
Oregon.
K J. .Murphy lias now the most
complete line of wall papers ami bold
ers ever siiown in Pendleton. All the
latest shades and designs. Yon
should see the stock.
A competent woman housekeeper can
find employment at good wages on a
stock ranch near Beho. .nnlv at tin
home o( Mrs. Haiti- St.uili-ld. Mail
street, at foot of school house lull.
Presiding Elder J. 0 Thomas of the
M. h. i-huri-h, south, will he present
III I'endleton on Mindiiv next anil will
I preach in the morning al It o'clock
and also in the evening at H o'clock.
He will hold the Ini-ines session of
the fourth quarterly conferem n
Moo, I. iv. May M, at I o'clock p. m
RLSTROOMS FOR FARMERS
COLFAX INAUOURARBS A
ARRAN08MRNT.
VALUABLI
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Check of SI f on John Tlmnierraan Pasted
at Baker & Oga's,
i,. r. unowies ano .1 . ,i . Hreei were
arrested on Wednesday evening lor (Up
turning the mt'i't::;g o the Milvation
Army. Alterwards I laorga UtOoogbt
was arrested lor ttn same charge
Later it was discovered that the first
two above mentioned had passed
check signed hv .lobn 1 itiiiiieriiiaii for
flo at the saloon of (taker .V Ogg.
Mr. I i in mi . i in. ii pronounced this
check a lorgerv.
Rearrested, by Sheriff. Deputy.
Knowles and Hreel put up u cash
bond for their appearance, but skipped
out. I boy were arrested at Havana,
a mat ion on the O. I, A N. line this
morning and placed in the county
jail to answer to the more serious
liarg-
KACF MEET IN OCTOBER
Promlnanl Citizen. Have Decided That It
Will Occur.
When the prominent citizens of Pen
lletoii decide upon a .mention. It is
practically settled even if it costs $10,
0OU. The street lair of 1U00 la a fair
sample This vear, it has been decid
ed that there will be a race moetinu.
Several of the horsemen of Umatilla
couutv. most o wiioin live in Pen
lletoii, have decided that nothing
would prove of such interest as fall
race. Five men have already agreed
to put up $IO apiece others will put
up i.i" each, and the -mailer frv will
contribute from $10 to $'Jo. There lus
been mi suggest ion mad- ol any other
means ol enjoyment, and it is lieliev
I that th- rue- meeting will meet
with enthusiastic support from -v-rv
aide.
Will Have a Plaee Which People Prom
Country Can Make Headquarters
While In Town Trading
If a dozen Inland (Empire towns do
not copy an idea (rom Colfax, Wash..
reatrooms (or people (rom the coun
try it will he because that idea is
very deceptive and is not so beneficial
as it seems to promise. It would aeem
to be the solution ol a problem that
has lieen studied by every person who
has at heart the interests of a town,
the comfort of its ruatomers and who
recognizes the obligation resting upon
the business public to provide within
reasonable limits lor the aecuirng of
that comfort.
Col lax proposes to provide a rest
room, cheerful and commodious, to
where i'lr from the country who
have a few hours of leisure may go and
rind comfort (rom the dust and heat in
summer and from the cold and wet
of winter. The rooms are to be pro
vided with the materials of a read in u
room, a toilet room lor women, with
conveniences such as anv woman
needs after coming over ilnslv roads to
do a little shopping in town, and there
will lie an attendant or attendants
who will be always at hand, imagine
an instance that is hy no means ilitli
cult to imagine. A womat mes to
town aith her babv and desires to
visit the stores for shopping. She
cannot take wi th her the babv unless
she suffer inconvenience ami hamper
nersell in looking at goods She can
not leave the chill at hon:e, at least
the majority jannot. The rest room
provides just the place she needs, It
wouni ne a ooon to ner sucn as m
other arrangement would equal.
furthermore, these reatrooms are
not untried experiments. In the mid
dle weat states they are used in many
towns and now the people there would
not do awav with them under anv con
sideration.
Some or the Features.
The Spokesman-Review editorially
advocates them, saying:
( ,,lt. i is to have a rest room or
place where people from the country
mav hml cheertul surroundings when
thev have a few hour- on their hands.
fhese reatrooms haw been main
tained in some sections of the middle
west and have proved moat attractive
as well as a great convenience to peo
ple who are visiting the city. Many
tanners who are obliged to remain in
town several hours while waiting to
lo business find that time hangs heavy
on then nanus ami as a rule there is
no place to which they mav go for rest
or satisfactory recreation. They must
walk the streets or sit in their wagons
when they might just as well be cm
ploying their tun- to some advantage
In tins particular the reatrooms
supply a long felt want. Here lanuers
ar- able to meet and confer, they may
read the newa of the day; thev mav
eat their luncheons in comfort instead
ii noiiing mum While perched on a
cart; they may clean up alter a dustv
ride or drive, their wives and
ters may enjoy social converse
after a day's shopping.'
the body in its normal polae and give
the carriage that is desirable not onlv
from Ian aeathetic standi,.. mi. DO. I
that shall enable the various organs to
exhibit abnormal activity, which cm
ititiites health."
Dr. Seaver finds that, next to sco
lioaia, inguinal hernia is prevalent
among college men. In compiling his
statist ie on the frequency nf this phy
sical d((ec( he has relied not dloiM Ml
hianwn researches among Yale men.
but has been aided hycarefullv prepar
ed records submitted by 20 of the lead
ing American universities. A total of
nearly 20,000 students have lsen ex1
amined, making the most extensive
physical examination to prove a single
point of scientific interest ever at
tempted in this country. Students en
rolled the past five years constitute
most of th- number examined.
Dr. Seaver aays of the experiments:
"My own experience for 17 years at
Yale shows that about :t per rent of
the students ol the university have
hrnia and that proper treatment by
support and exercise lias relieved about
70 per cent of thtweases."
Wtealeaa Telegraphy.
Ton Cnnard line steamship Lili an in .
Captain McKay, which aailed from
Liverpool lor New York August 10, '
waa apoken through Hie in-drim of
wireless telegraphy l,. the Nantucket
lightship when within " miles ol
New York. The Herald shore station,
t,, which came the wireless Brassage
from the lightship, is located at Sias- '
conset, a favorite summer resort on the!
island ol Nantucket. The message!
from the ship was as follows: "All I
well on hoard. We are 287 miles iroin :
Nin.lv Hook, and with clear weather
expert to reach Now York harhor at
urday. I'l-aae inform Cnnard
agents. "
ST. JOE STORE
New Fall Goods Arriving Daily
II .1 .1 her. wr botlL'llt L'OO'.is
rr iiavi nut returned irom im - - t -
MN . ' i i ... ii mi Wa-dntiL'ton. Montana
lor cit: It tori-s l"i an i ... v. BOOT
' ., k.'i. c.ovhu' in such Itrire quantitiw for spol
, '. .1, HtlTTOM I K IC:i:S. Our c.iisto-
CASH enobles us to gel th. H() w w wilI
mcn .hall hv thi buneflJ ol WIS M KC U as ;. w w
all v.,,, ;eod good! cheaper than any More ... I endltton, C ome
anil set' it tin- i not correct.
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LYONS MERCANTILE CO.,
OREGON
n
Thinking About
Christmas
Already,
daugl
or rest
I'KRSON AL MBNTION
BAROAINS IN
...SHOES
We are
Closing Out
Ladiurt' Oxford
Men's Tan Shoe.-.
All Short Lins,
Oealh or Hri. Ulsnn.
Mrs. (ilenn, wif- of .1, T. (ilenn,
lormerly carpenter at the Umatilla
agency, died al Meaebain last Friday
night ol heart latlure, aged ol veare
Her remains were interred at that
place hesnle those of her two daugb
tera, who died there several years ago.
.Mrs. (ilenn waa Isjrn in Koine, (ieor
gia. and was a daughter of (ieneral
Wallace Warren. She leaves a husband
and two Huns, ( rainpton ae. (i raves
ilenn, one of whum is in the aervire
ol tlie goveriiinent, in the geologic sur
vey. Sirs, (ilenn came here about six
months ago from the lllackfoot agency,
where her husband has had a position
since he left the Umatilla reservation,
lor the benefit ot her health, which
tailed P improve. Mr. lenn lollow
eo ner annul a ni.it.iii ago, ami was
with her when the end came. He left
on this morning's tain (or Hlackfont to
reessiline Ills duties.
AT COST
Come and examine goods
an. i got prices.
1 he Pendleton Shoe Co.
Wkl. I' 1 TliKKALLi, ftlMMgl
Melons and Veasiablet.
K. Martin receives every la fresh
shipments oi vegetables and melons
and they are the best on the market as
they are specially selected l,,i Martin
hy guol judges ol melons and vuget
i ablea. If you need any good peaches
lor canning you should leave your or
ders at Martin's. He also lias jars
and extra caps and rubbers.
ror Sals.
Hii acres of stiiuuierfallow, ti acres
i of atubble wheat laud; all implements
and stock necessary to work the land.
Inquire oi Purl Howiuan.
Li Ki u in your oia cnooi nooks to us
and we will allow vou one-half the
you
price of the new books adopted by the
state of Oregon for the ensuing six years.
YyfE are headquarters for all School
Books used in the Public and High
Schools of Oregon and all kinds of sup
plies of use in the school room
Our prices are right
and the same to all
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggists,
and Stationers -3m
653 Main Street
Booksellers, News Dealers
100 Alta Street
Col. William Carson- was in Athena
today on legal business.
Miaa liesie Hicks returned on Tues
day from snouting at Lehman springs.
N-wton Johnson has returned (ruin
an outing in the wilds of Union couutv.
lack Clarey is back at Ins place of
business after an alieence of two weeks.
Little Jack accompanied him.
Carey A. Keves of the I .on v re re.
lunred on Wednesday from a pleasant
trip to lat'oma and other places.
Kd UupuiH, (ternie Hays and Al
Stevens have returned from a visit at
I Chilian springs. They had an elegant
time.
I' r.iucis Jackson has returned from
liinghain Springs, having spent a verv
pleasant week's vacation thare bailing
ami hunting.
Mra. John I-. Uohinsoii and Uouald
Kobinaoi. and Mra. II. I Johnson and
laughter liarriette returned horn-
(rum Hinghani springs Wednesday
evening.
A Waugh oi li Jot Book bal return
ed (rum a viait to Mra. Will Ntimsoii
his daughter, o. Mountain Home, lUa
lio. He reports people ol that section
prospermia.
K. I.. Smalley and family o( Milton
aere 111 the city this morning on their
way home irom the sea shore Mr
maney 1 a in tlie urug liilsmess n,
Vtalia Walla and Milton.
Miss hthel I'araons arrived a. lem
on Wednesday eveuiug (rom Boise
she has I)hii a guest of Miss Mabel
Cerltine during the iiaat lew months
and has apent a very pleasant summer.
Mrs. K. B, Ind.l and son, Mias Marv
L. Koberta. Mrs. I. C. Taylor and
Miss Ma Thompson return.-. on this
morning s tram iron, aeveral week-
-uminering at the sea coast resort,
principally at Long Ueach.
Word has been received ol the ill
ness of Miss bell Hiahop at Victoria,
U. C, whence ahe went from Cen.Iieton
for a month's vacation with Mrs. K.
I' Marshall. Her early recovery and
return is unpen lor hv tier many
mends.
Mrs. Oi C. Nanoradall will leave on
the tram this evening lor Tacouta and
Seattle, via Cortland. She will at
t-iid a logrolling at lacoma on satur
day, August 94, and another at Seattle
on August JU-J1. It is tlie intention
io initial- hm vv.Hsjuien at lacomu on
th- .Mtl, Mrs. VauOrtsiall will at
tend a Circle meeting at Seattle on
the 2d of September, and return to
Pandloton in two or three weeks.
VALUE OP PHYSICAL CULTIKL
Reaulla or inveallaallon or 120,000 Caass
Among College Students.
(ieueral interest in tbe various sports
in I cicllc ton ha- opera ttl to create
intereat in a statement regarding an
investigation conducted bv In . Mav
W. Seaver, director of the Yale uni
versity gymnasium and a world au
thority on anthropometric.! subjects.
Alter giving tables supporting his the
ories Or. seaver claims that the proot
of tlie ellicacy ot systematic physical
exercises, at least for college men', lies
in the results obtained irom iiis experi
ments which sliow that an alarming
ly high figure of the students are
ouuu in nave sconoeia, which is
spinal curvature, but that athletes are
almost entirely free from it and that
tbe ordinary student is not troubled
with the disorder enough to make it
dreaded. It is tbe student of very close
application lo study whom it attacks
and one out of every hv- close stu
dents at Yale the past five years has
oeeu a victim ot it.
Dr. Seaver says, referring to the
statistics and to the prevalence oi the
physical defect noted: "These figures
constitute a strong argument in favor
of such exercise, during tbe rapidly
growing period, as shall keep tbe mus
cular and ligamentous (issues in
healthy aud atroug condition to bold
see.
Wh arc; are you'' Wc
have displayed in our west
window our first lot of Xinas
goods. An exouisitc line ol
nianufact urer's MmolfM of
s
( 'liiini 'uffpidoif,
Some are a gorgeous com
lunation ot colors almost
too pretty to le upat upon.
Owl Tea House.
Jelly Cilasses ;i doon.
l 'oli-s. Mirrors.
Our midsummer
Furniture sale
is tin center of attraction and de
terVM unusual attention, W'heth
Bi you intend tO furnish your house
complete or lust contemplate the
addition of I low necessary pieces,
I i- B
. vhur opportunity.
Iivi different stv
Irs ii
Shades, Curtain
Undertaking I'arlors in Connection
this t
twent
Iron Beds
Dressers, Coniniodcs. Parlor Pur
niture. Cati ts. Mattings, VVinilow
Picturers, llahv Cahs, (io Carts, etc
A. RADER
Main and
9
Webb
SALEM,
Sept. 23-28, 1901
Great Agricultural
Industrial Fai
BIG LIVE Sift
SHOW
Good Racing m
Afternoons
tfi
I.VTKHl
RORJUM
IN(i, WITH
' tit a nn.v.
o iuiiini, mat
,
" '1 -Ml.'
Heaiitlful ( :im. ((round,
taajasi nt.- rm
IlUe
an.l Mrln Ynur raam,,
Reduced Kates on sll kn
For Furthor funicular,
VI V HMl .
.... " s.., yomtM
Sis.
A. t. SHAW k CO.
W. J. HKWKI.L, Mana(r.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS
Yard on Wehh Htrt
Opposite Hunt Kreinht Iit
W. nr.- prepared, Ui furnish anythinx
in th. luiiilwr lint, ami uau Kiarantei
priceo tu Imi as cheap, if not cheaper
than others. We also carry a Isrui
line of I.hts, Windows and Moulding
Parties oonteuiplatiiiK huildiux will do
wall to see ua Iwforx pla.iiiK thi.ir
orders. We also carry (Jascade lied
Kir wood. Plioue Mam M,
r
THI
First
Ever in Pendleton
I M I'OHi'KI) KNtH.IHH DOUBLE
HTtM'T IMiri'Kl; ON DUAI (iHI
i.i. KIMOI o K I M PO It i i i
LINt'HKS
Kt HUT ATLAS NWR Htf im
et hr-v of tin- KailliiUa Alilwiillki-..
tlnn; never here before ::::::
THE MAZEPPA 821 Main
1
You get
Good Beer.
Btartinft on a Drive
you n.'.'.i to as mrr tii h i fosjs sarrtasM i
aer. II tbt-r.' in aiivltiiiiv the niAtt-i
oi iiir ii to im Mr repair. ,.tii r, pair
prompt Iv
i,,rk
itrl
th
III or
with II
r M.ilk
ie lowe.l prlci for s.vl
NEAGLE BROS.
GOLDEN HUE IKITEL
Cor. Court and Johnson Sts
PENDLETON. OREGON
-'.-.. i .... Klv.'tll, Llahtr
Aiuerloan Clan. rate. Ii.r. to II.AOadar
Kuropeau plan, 60c, 7.V, ll.otl
Special raiea by week or moots.
Free Bub Heats all 1 rains.
Commercial Trade Solicited.
Floe Sample Kooins
Special Attention Oiven to
Country Trade.
CONRAD ROULLK
When you drink
PILSNER
BEER.
I rntmntttd not t
oaun boevdaoho or
(ii..intHH
AhIc for it.
Schultz Brewing Co.
BERKELEY
Km tin- folhiwiti", bargains
890 Acres Wl.tuif LsWdJlfiOO
lUm stock and Mry BtADofa
in Oamai Prtrit, Cheap.
I kwd House, 8 hots, HI(K).
OREGON
DHOIp LIN
PROP
Very
Verv
Also
l)esiral)le
( 'lieaj .
Etesidenot
man U10S PACIf 1
ohi.-M.fi... suit Lake, Dnssa n
C.irtlen.t World, iidihIi kn
psclal , im City, muuli, mkm
ni : .'MKoati'l Kail.
vIr Hunt-
1 1 IK I"
Atlaiili, Hull Uu, lnn. N
Kxproa. Worth, Oaibi. k.
ii l . m. (Hy si Urnn,!!!-,
via Hum- ago CM Hut.
mucin.
si. Caul Walk Walk. UsimmJ
Kaat Mall Spokane, v. lluf,riU-
a. in i,, a,,. Mini.
la I'aul, Uulutb, Milam
Spokane kc, i Incago and tail
Ocean und Kiver Sche
Kill IX I'UKIUNU
:l p. in.
Hall)
except
Mill, I
p. Ul.
MMtlir.U)
1" p. ei.
All mil I no; .latea aubec:
lo dian
r.ir Ha,, I ramiHu yt
on I , ,'UT) ,
Columbia Hivar
! o asterls u,i aj
Lait'llng.
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Sa in.
Willamalta Klvar
iUimkoii Lily, N:alri
Hak'iM, luoeptsdriivriil
I and .. ,. Lan lliifi
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Tnei llir-
am I Sal. '
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bnaka Mlvsr
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liK list of town and
county property cheap.
The Place to Buy : : : :
Call up
No. 5
for
Wood,
Coal,
Brick
and 5and.
Heavy Hauling
Hi pal al alteullou f lvu
The Columbia
Lodging House
NKWI.V KIKMHHKI,
BAR IN CONNKfriON
IN ( ENTER up BLOCK
HET. AXTAaWBBH'l
F.X. SCHEMPP. Prop.
Is JTblfSJ you can Kit quick
...,', me). pricuM. fut
your orUer (or lieujor
wster tank - ami
BHtt I.U.- of
III
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rsi-ka.
Ui i ontinuuiruia
Laatz Bros.
The Uast Oragomau la Kasiem Ore
goo'a representative paper. It leads, and
the people appreciate it and show it by
aeir liberal patronage, it is tbe silver -isiuk
medium of tbis section.
Lumhtr, Uth,
BhiaglsM, Build
ing paper. Tar
paper,Um unci
cenient. Pickets
Plutar, Briok,
Sand iloulding
Wintlowti, iSush
A DOON, Terru
( ttu Pipe.
WK are the
Sa.l.lWri
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year aruane,
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St our coinp. iuora an, I il,. 71! "r "
s. a-00.1 .. laaM o.j.: ou', '
JOSEPH ELL,
I cadiuK ruroeaa and Saddlery.
Mill and
Lunber lard,
FOBSTER, - Proprietor.
'"'HANSKKR,
trucking;
STORAG K.
CkOWNER & SON.
IKLMCdONK MAIM .
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia Kiver
Railway
Pot I Halaaao. HI Paul. It
nas CitN Si J.-. Uuilia.i
All Nltl l ast and
Portland aad poiau
un the Sound
Arrive" Mou.la. tttduaaJajn sal's
1 1 iV. a. lu. Tuo-I , TSurdaw
li. pari .lain . P- -.audaji
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Walls all. -l
White Collar I
Portland AstorU
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Str.
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Sir. " Bailey Gauert '
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Vancouver, . -rr .
HprliiK", Hood llivor, tt uilo
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Leave 1'urilau I
Arrivo Tbe Dalie
lantv, 1 lie Halloa
Arrive 1'orlUu.l " i j"
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liaa tue grau,la.i eseoio '-"" ,,n
TickeUlor ootl. beacueioaa"
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