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N .iu. ,,. c.i i (or Pchiiu MARRIED IN TACOMA TOl)A MONDAY, SEI'TK.M BKK 2. 1H01. TOO HOT to write ads but we are selling SHOES the MM are erivine JU8t and the best values in town for your money . ... CLEAVER (BROS Practical Boot and Shoe Men. VITUS. Dnp into beer. The duck shooting nn)ti opened on Septemtwr 1. For house moving see ieo. Kiev or leave order M Newman Cigar J'tore. For flrst das rig or a rah at any honr telephone Depot stahles, Elvin Craig, Prop. If vim want lo see a nice line of wall paper and bonier go see ('. C. Sharp, Court street. Krneet Kgsertti ha leased hi place in west NMMN to Mr. Holconih for five year. For sale 8-nxm house and 3 lot. WOO; two tine bnilding sites, two blocks I rum hridae. C T. Wade. Wanted Three furnished rnnms for ligtit hnnekeeping. Apply a' Cleaver Broe. ' Cry 'mod Co. Frederick Willson, who loet Ins lev in a sawmill ime time ago ha be come insane. He will soon he convex ed to an asylum. SSBT Deputy Sheriff J. A. Blakeley left again toll morning 'or Salem in charge of J. H. Collins and John k. Wilon, who were sentenced last week. W. R. Wi-.hee is agent for the IV meetir and Davi sewing machine. A fall line of sapplie. Repairing a spe cialty. All work guaranteed. A decree of divorce lias ieen granted to Mr. Ida I 'vine of Walla Walla Ironi Claire W. Irvine, married at Independence 18l3. Frank Villa and Bis Mar? BcCabs or Walla Walla. I rank Villa of Walla Walla was married today to Mia Mary M at the Tacooi'a hotel, Tacoma. Joseph MsjObIm, g'iieral manager of the Waal) ington A Columbia River railroad, and a brother of the bride was pres ent at the ceremony. Mr. Villa, better known a "Count, " ha long been a resident of Walla Walla. He received bis high school training there and :n entered the DnlvvfUty of Michigan. Mr. Villa tand in the first rank ol football plavers, having gained In tame as the i reysjd tar tackle on the l;imoti .Michigan lr,,UI . -a t. . til- I M L. 1 t 1 ' l'aill OI '0. Ills unv i ire.n 111 uir mintis of all Michigan students. He returned to Walla Walla afttr his ol lege career and is now a member of the successful shipping firm of Crack A Villa. Mis McCabe is a graduate of St. Mary's institute, a leading Catholic chH)l of Quincy, Illinois. She ha been visiting her brother since early last spring. The weddiug Marty will leave Tacoma this evening for St. Paul, whs re they will remain a month, and afterward return to Walla Walla to make their home Turnsr-Johnson. Wednesday evening at the residence of Prof, and Mrs. Louis r . Anderson. riiey were ,,, Rover avenue, occurred the wedding Ore., in of UoV Alien Turner and Mise'irace the circles of Telegram mention of the seaside from Long Beach: Mr. C. J. Sn.ith aa4 laughter of Pendleton spent Sun day at Long Beach, arcnnipained by Mia Dora Badolett of Astoria. Mrs. Oi C. Herkeley returned to Portland early this week. Mr. T. C. Tayinr and Miss Ida Thomtwon oi Pendleton, who were at Driftwood Cottage re cently were guest at Seacroft for a few days. Antelope Herald: Fid Marshall of Pendleton was in town last Tneedav evening, on his aav to Ashwood to look after the interest of the "Pendle ton company," in which he i largely interested. Next week tneir Rnv group of mining claim will he ..tliciallv or- and a patent applied for. Tin onsits of five promiing claim extending on east of the King group. ;nd is considered one of the best group in the Trout Creek camp IQ Johnston. prominent in Walla Walla's society. About twentv hunter visited t ah- ' walla Walla's society. The I nion hage mountain yesterday and some .- says it was distinctly me social event them returned last evening When ol the week. Rev. Austin Rice, pas asked w!.a thev go:, the rep v we-, tot of the Firt Congregational church. that they got wet. Ballast Train Collides With Pullman. On Saturday night, at b:' o'clock a serious rear end collision in the O. Ii. K. yards wa barely avoided. The engineer, on the baiiaat train is a new man ami in running into the vards on the main track he tailed to make al lowance for the grade The tender of hi engine bnmpef intn the rea' sleep er on No. .', demolishing the vesti hole and gMHla i ..nsi'ieral.ie damage to the tender of the engine There was great excitement among the pas senger ot the Pullman caused by the severe jolt and the sound of cracking timtiers. The engineer reversed his engine just in time t prevent further diater. ST. JOE STORE New Fall Goods Arriving Daily UE have i returned .hM W lor eight Mor fol 5p01 CA8H wwble. u to 1 hi BOTTg .Jii men shall have the henetu of THIS PI Come sell you mod foodl cheaper than an -tor in and see if this is not correct LYONS MERCANTILE CO., School Books Exchanged Jaa. A. Howard. Farm loan. Tanlet and school supplies. Nolf. $1 slur: waists, now 4V. Cieaver Broa. Dry Good Co. 8 dock suits, now 12. M. Cleaver Broa. Dry Goods Co. We are cloaing out fruit jars at coat at the Standard Grocery Co. First claas whwat pasture lor cattle and hut. Inquire of Peter Wean. You can save money now by mi in yoor jars at the Standard grocwry. ' 2oc summer good to clow at IS); per yard. Cleaver Bro. Drv Goods Co. Yoo ought to ee A. D. Smith A Porter' red fir wood, telephone main m. Midsummer sale of wast, goodi half price. Cleaver Bros. Drv Good Co. Lou 2 and 3 in block 40. Reserve addition above St. Joseph's academy or sale cheap. Inqoire of Pater West. Ct secant bicycle on the install men', plan at the Crescent agency in the Baal oregonian building, payments fl a week, no interest. R W.PurII.Kmtrvill,Pa.,eys be suffered 28 year with pile and Mid obtain no relief until DaWitt's Witch Haael Salve effected a perruaneir. ION Counterfeit are worthies. Tallman A Co. At bad time I take a pleasant Bejel drink, the next morning I feel bright and my complexion i better. My doctor say it act gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, ami kj a plaasant laxative. It is made from herb, and is prepared as easily as lam. It i called Lane's Medicine Lane's Family Medicine move the bowels each day. Price 25c and 60c. For sale by Taiwan A Co.. sole agente The Rev atf, Daughters, a clergy, man :rom Idaho, will address the Wo man's auxiliary of the Church of the Redeemer on Friday evening alter the regular evening service. Fifty children with, singing voices are required tur the great school scene in the grand saanic production "Daughter of the Diamond King" IiTr von t name at Fraxier's store. K. S. Wilson was postniaer ut Charleston. Wash. ; also. O. McClearv, at tiarrison, Or., vice K. imm, resigned; F. i. .lones, at Westfall. Or., vice C. W. Madden, resigned. officiated. The ceremony was of a very .,uiet nature, nd only immediate relatives were in attendance. The wedding march was played by Charles Besserer. jr. Mr. and Mrs Turner have taken ur their residence at their new home at Clinton and street, and will be at home to the:r friend after September 16. Other Wedding and Bngassmsnt The engagement is announced XI : II r 1 .. mim ! da appointed ,.,.,, t0 Mr H.rrv Kdmond Cole- man of Toledo, 0. The engagement of Ray Brackett and Mi Bertha Hill, daughter of John M Hul, assistant cashier of the Baker Hover National bank of Walla Walla is Hold-cp a: Bourn. James H wa d. who ha just return ed from a visit to the Concord mine, tells a story of a holdup that occurred on the night f.efore he left Bourne Two masked men entered a saloon ami with Winen. tes, lined op the bar tender ami i ight or ten other men who Whitman j were in the room and ordered them to disgorge. I hey all complied, ami sue MOM in making np a purse of over t Mr. H oad av that there have been as many a the la: four weeks. Wf takr tht 0 i IWI cive new OtoM at Half price. PKOPLB HBRK rOR A DAY. People living in the vicinitv o! the announced court house were awakened last night I by loud shouts proceeding from the county tail. Lester J. Ross, who is deaf and dun". wa brought d wn B. i. shivenck arrive.1 this morn ing iron. Pagosa Hnring. Coin., and I a been busy all day snaking hand with aometliing like three hundred old friends. Mr. Hbiverick wa the sei're tarv anil treaatirer of the Fast Oregon- from Alliens yestenlsy lo appear be fore the circuit court on the charge of insanity. Although he cannot talk Rose is aole t BMM the native by hi hoarse shoot Fiddle Fills, the 10 year old son ol Circuit Judge Fills is able to tell a better nsh storv than maov older fishermen. While at Newport a short time ago he set a line from the pier an I not lot,,; alter, attempted t pull it in. nut without success. F.ddie had a chum with him and the tugged on the line together. To their consterna tion there apt eared an immense saate which after it had ieen landed was found to weigh M pounds oe W. jmur. Pewauio. M icii. , writes : "Your Kodol Dyspepsia Core is the Mat remedy for indigestion and stom ach trouble that I ever used. For years I suffered from dyspepsia, at time compelling me to stay in bed and causing me untold agony. 1 am complete cured bv Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In recommending it t friends who suffer from indigestion I aKavs offer to pav for it if it fails. Thus far I have never paid.." Tallman & Co. tan Publishing company for severs year, having left Pen lleton two yeats ago late in August. During the inter vening time he has been manager of a mining company at Pagosa Spring'. The summer's work is over, and Mr Shiverick came to Pendleton for a va cation. Mrs. Shiverick ha been here for several weeks. Their clan are no' formed, so that they cannot yet tell how long they will remain here. Bui it is expected that they will be here for at least a week or two. Henry Braydon, Harris, N.C., say: I took medicine 1" vears f ir aatLma i hut one bottle of I ne Mll'Otw Cough Cure did me more good than anything else during that time. Best OsOfl Cure " Tallman A Co. A Bicvcle Man m Advitvd the pec -pie of IVn dtaon to boy their hardware of a hardware stre. tlieir dry l'" ,i :' a dry ' 1- store, etc. H- L. G. FRAZIER, five holdups in j School Book Apent and I'istrihutor fot I matilla I ounty ti....L- cTioci o 1 1 - five lVn dleton Acadetnv DOW read v. New Goods Coining hue ivoni line of tablets, IpODCes, erasers. pencil's, ate etc. Furniture and Undertaking. PKRSOhAL IBNTION We'll say it again Because it's true That our new line of Men's, La lies and Children s School shoes unprecedented ijuality and price. Just see them and vou will know. r. Tlmmroan Dao. Mrs. Tinuuerman. the wile of John j Timmerman of Helix died at St. 1 Mary's hospital, Walla Wa! la, soon ; after 1- o'clock today. Deiedsed was a victim of consumption, having been ill about a year. She traveled amiut for tier health und returned to Helix) last January. Sin.ce then ane has steadily failed and for more tuan two , month she has bean receiving treat ment in tiie hospitals at Walla Walla. ; r-be leave her husband and two child ren to mourn ber lues. an in Poiiss Court asws. A targe batch of worshippers at the shrine of fiacebo appeared before Judge beam this morning. Among them were two Indians, Anthony and Isadore. wio were Oned to each fur drunaeiinese and riding horses on tne sidewalk. Jobn Strong paid the city I the same offense, it. H. Braun was uned fl lor smuggling whiskey mto the i.-ity jail. Johh o'Neii and P M. Houser were akl tc donate ,' each tor being drunk. gRING and price of W James Howard is back from the Con cord mine, mar '.ran He Y.. v Pan i. a contractor and builder of North Yakima, is in town. Jot. ii Knight has just returned Irotn u visit to the Antelope mines. U. C. Kidder was arrested -atnrda; afternoon for being drunk aud incap able. Mrs. K. 1.. Oliver and daughter Virace came oa - from I.mig bead last week. R. I, Lang and K. D. Mcintosh start for buffalo tonight to take in the exposition. Mrs. Lowell, nee Manab swiuier, of Portland is the guest of her mother. Mrs Lot Livermore. Mrs. William Slnsner and Mm Edith Slusher returned from Lehman springs last Saturday. Wa.iowaNews: Misses Fannie I'un can and Eon McCall are viiting Mr and Mrs D. K. Wilson this week Mrs. Freif C Nolf is in Kugene, hav. mg been called there by the serious III Bee of tier mother, Mr. Thuma Con don. Mr and Mrs. A H Kugg will leave tonight lor the Boffalo exposition. ! They will travel via 0. P.. k V aud ureal Northern. Mrs Ralph hianheid of Kcho ts in Pendleton lor a month's visit. Mr. . Stanheld wa here, but left for butler creek this morning Dalies Chronicle : Mis Lena Rhea, 'daughter of C. A. Rhea, president H ' the r irsi Nations, bans o: Heppner ; was a passenger on today s Kegulator from I'ortlaud, returning on :he after- 1 uoon boat. Wallowa News: Prof. fc. B. Conk : lie of Pendleton, Prof. Beattie of Tsjs ton and fupt. J. H. Ackurman of Sa-j i leni came in last Saturday to act as ! lustrui'tor at the county institute be ing held at l.ostine this weak. IjMiis McArtbur, who has been spending his vacation at the home of this uncle, Levi Ankeny of Walla! IffalUi passeii throilgl. here -rt',ira Issj bis way home to Portland. He will , resume his stuiiiee at the t'ortiainf academy. Tiiue.Mountaineer : Wm Patter son, whose home is in Indianapolis,; Indiana, is visiting his son. Otis Pat terson, receiver of the United Male land office bar. He expects to re I main a year in the stale and will visit' his sou Orin, editor of the Blue Mono tain Eagle, at Canyon City. i-.ugeiie iurd: Herbert Condon : the M'mkow Idaho, state university, and Mrs. Noff, turmerly Mia OoBaiOQ, are attending the tied side of their . mother, Mrs. Tbos. Condon, whb is very ill with typhoid iaver at Va(oina Bs. Mrs. R. b. Bean, anotner h.-u ii it 1 1 . r I i-rc t'kr all Vrhail daugi.ier, is simewhcrr la la east i uLuuvjuui i.i o svri uii .'tuwui and caaoot be loca Books used in the Public and High Er5 v" SI O -: Mary hoapital under the care u Ir C B. Stewart, for a serious case ol Was Right A man who expends his -n-erpies in ne direction i more comp'Tent t satisfy your wants than anyone el--kem-mlicr this in baying ten and C'dlee. Owl Tea House. Stone Jars 15c per gallon. : GOLDEN KI LE HOTEL. E St r-s RUsli Kader'u Furniture S 'rA 3' Main and Webb it V-v"rS' uTT-JV-" ...... 1 .... Mti " -yes on the many nice 0; th- rare hariains be I'ncic Sam: ' Steer toward Store, -rner treet. ren- dleton. ( hregon. PUot: "Why 0 there " I'ncle Sam "Because lie iias the finest line of Furniture to he found in Eastern Oregon and we all want to feast our furniture reatins and secure some is offering. ' Ichool Itylish ensible Itronp; Fervlcable We have them in all sizop and widths and thev run in price from fiCV in the children's to $2 in ladies' gijag We absolutely 0uarant every pair of Shoes that we Sell The Peoples Warehouse THE FITTERS OF FEET. 716 Main Street. PendietoB. Or. A. C. W. J, SKWK1.L, Mansjsr WHOLESALE 11 EU 1 1 MRKk IIK.il LJ Min.lt lL,ALLH Ya'il on Wehl. Btrsst Opposite Hunt rrsiifit Dtp): : 1. k. iMHkhu. l l . I 111 wiv. iuiiiiv. i mi . iD prices to he as cheap, if not than other. W also cam 1 line of Doors, Window sad Masisi Parties contemplating tiuildiaf si. well to see os tiefor piaci&f oruers. we also uarrv UaMat Fir wood. Phon Main K. mi & in A. RADER. Comer Main and Webb street! I The Pendleton Shoe Co. Matiaur'i Wm. FiTzoaaaLO Many physician art-now prescrihiuB Kodo! Iivspepsia L'urv resjular.v haviag fouui! that it is the heat prescription tiiey can writ hecauar u is thv ooc prHparatiou wind, cuntains the ele nint necessary ti digest not only some kinds of loud notal. kinds aud it Usass lore cares indigesriou and dyspcpaiu no matter what 11 i.ause. Tallmau A Co. School Books in vour we will the new old School Bookf to allow you one-half books adopted by us the the state of Oregon for the ensuing six years. E are Cor. Court and Johnson Sts. PENDLETON. OREGON im aval t.- tri, Llgbu. Amerirac ruu. ralas f :.x. to I.JOadar. .-. fy . . . O. 7 1 SMcia. rai by wm! or muotk Free bus "teats all Trains. Commercial Trade Solicited Fine Sample Koaina -Special Attention Uiven to Country Trad. CONN ID Kom KK PNOP . 1 STTtI :vJlP1 Quality Award, d Cold Mdal rurim Eapoalttoc jftj Su.d ti JUHS a:HHLUT The Louvre Saloon In Selecting a Carpet Von a ill find the largest assort ment v seivrt from at lail ng' -I'.r... giKHi' l.i.rt- Hi all the latest pattern, u.r greatest vari etv and the tiest vain for the money. You .an fiml just what (raJ want here an I jut what vou need. The IsKst carpet values ever ofti-reil in Oregon Wall pa per 1 hfuiwr than ever. The won- r : n . unproved rotary White swing BtMksM huy no .ither nntii ymi try it. JESSE FAILING. Call up: No. 5 for Wood. Coal. Brick nnd 5and. Heavy hauling Bapscia: atuDtioo r u unsi(uniau MARBLE wio GRANITE Lj: MnNHMFNTS V .v.H.Wr.M.. Bas T 1 ai ZzT lsaaaT I J I)-,.. dMHIl DHh. KfarUe Granite Works Wf sjsj our own wurn and guaran- the wn,,. -t , ,v.fHt pnrr Km. male given on all kinds of cut stone. Full stock ou hand. It will pay yoo to see our work an.l get pr..,. haforr plariug your order. iin St.. rie.iro. k. . ,j, pot, PeadsstM TT1BBTTH 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, andJStationCT4 Bookieller&, News Dealers 053 Main Street 100 Alta Street. bloud poisoning, cuntracted while in the perlormanoe of a delicate surgicai operation a lew days ago, has so lar recovered as to be able to return in in: home much improved in health. Aotieope Herald . Our former towns man. Dr. K. J. Pilkington, is espect ed nere ou a visit the first of nest week. He has recently returned from New York City, where he took a six mouths' course of lectures in one ss Ilka celebrated medical colleges of that city. The doctor also bad the advan tage of ssveral months hospital service Mr. Oiuaun will leave tonight, over tbe Northern Pacific to attend the death bed of his daughter, Mrs. I, P. Hall. He received a wire this morn ing from Mr. Hall stating that she could not live another das. Mrs. Hall was ill of spinal meningitis in Alaska and was removed to beattie, wnere it was iounu mat she cuuid not recover Hhe is the sister of Arthur and O. W Gibson. 'I What Every Farmr u-t Nave I aOd VtaAt bt: t sail E tfvt saiOUJf Wilsa4Mlt, la tfUUli , I Uuiitf. el. built wisssfuo Tbe rituUffhtuu wriu : Asntfuu u lb, bve iuawl. huUi upuo uouur u la Ml 111 btffure u.ivum mud Wucu rKilfrl 1 ujr lb- nud t.w.r mr Lssarl At imttm ti auO ruiu tuuoii.iy NCASLE BtHUk Frazer Opera House One Ni jtii Only Tuesday, Sept. 3rd. I.rior'i bMstllul muii prwluuiiuu Laatz Bro The Place to Buy::: Is where v.m ran get qttirt and cheap pr.. e. P v our order (or header tW "water unk ami fesd rsen Beat line of LumU?r, Lath. Bbinglwa, Build ing j.i&Hr, Tar papt-r.Lime and cement. 1'icketf Flasu-r. Brick. Sand, Moulding Screen Ioor8 Window, wh A Dour, Tern Cotta I'ipe. DAUGHTER OF TNE ...DIAMOND KING. lour tmautiful lag. pK-iur. id Maaj .. American oirl He Ol lA fitLLE AURETTE LA BELLI lal kk.uk au(ipurtd by MK W vVHITSCAB Tbr rarsign AerobuU. Cluwas sad JoaaUm n Union ,, JU"' rn Naa York LaiIIm viuiutsiM v-BKi VAUDEVILLE Af'THft A Mur: Migbcisj kutaruinmsoi . I'lUf'KsT-oT":.,,. Mlti tl ou. Pendleton I'lanine Inker fat R. F0RS1ER, - W T WANS 1-' I-; i 1 - TRUC K I NO, ALLEN BROS., B T O R A (i E. m j CR0WNER & SON. Taxai'auha aai.s , Wood and Pout. Oelifurad fruaiMir frieas klgbt Sir aud luiiurc Huau Muod ulot anil dry Office rear of haviugahank The Columbia Lodging House BAA IN ' OSSJm BET. ALTA awtn" Farmers Custom Frag Waitae r'TSfrt i.uuui UU barrat ' riwii sacaaBsed io 1 - I'hnLU fSSS l-kNOLtiON. rail, Bin . .an . ' r r - UKKOOH