1
Shoes for
AT PRICES
To Suit Anybody. . .
SCHOOL SHOES.
In Kid Calf and kangaroo Calf. Ne w ISM, welt soles,
best to he had. All sizes and widths BrinR in the
children and have then shoe propcrh fitted as one-third
of the wear is in the fit of any shoe Shoes misfitted yet
out of shape, run over and rum the shape of tin fool
LADIES' SHOES.
We have just opened our fall stvles in the FAMOUS
QUBEN QUALITY SHOES price $.? in Enameled
Calf. Welt boles, met kid tops, Mtenl leather with PrMCH
heels; also Kiho kid with French beelt; in t u t dressy
and as durable a shoe as i shown v anyone in the city at
$4 to $5 I on't fail to see them before biyin
We warrant all shoes bo1I and invite comparison of
shoee ami price with any store in eastern Oregon.
Our ruller stock is in our store ( unte ami look at
the new things in ladies' rubbers. S n-i hingetyliefa
CLEAVER BROS.,
The Practical
Boot and Shoe Men
PENDLETON, OREGON.
FRIHAV.
:i'TKMi:i:r
1901,
HRKVITIKS
Jan. A. Howard. Farm loans
Martin baa two delivery wagons ami
your good are delivered prompt I
For ttrat clase rigs or a cub at uuv
hour telephone Itupot stables, Blvio
Croig, Prop.
If you want to see a nice line oi wal
pan--' and borders go awe C. C. Sn.n .
(,'ourt street.
-nilth V Porter have bought Allen
Bros. ' business and iiave removed to
their former office rear ol I'eudh-i u.
Savings bank.
W. K. Withue is agent for the !
tneatic aod Davis sewing machinea. A
full line of auppliea. Repairing a I
eialty. All work guaranteed
The Artisans are to have
mooting on Monday evening ttosi al
IjIHjw hall, the Wtb mat. Ml ' .
Orannia of Salem and Hon. -
lei of Hendleton will deliver ad Irei- -Tliere
will be an interesting prog run
First class music Fver nody uivi tod
At bod time I Uki a piMoaaut herb
driuk, tb uext morning I (ed bright
aud my complex mu is better. My
doctor aaye it acta gently on the
atomach, liver and kidneys, and is a
iloaaant laxative. It is made troiu
lerhe, and m nreitaretl as easily ur
tea. It is called Lane's Meliciue
tajo'l fMnih Modiolus movot the
bowels each day. Price and AO:,
t-ur sale bv Taluiau A Co.. I
School
B1
RING
in your
we will
the new
and
price of
state of Oregon for the ensuing six yeirs.
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 Druggist. Btsoksellers, News Dealers
andJStationers
653 Main Street
Everybody
Hrop into Nolte's. Call fur Scblitx
lieer.
Vegetables of ali kiuils, nice fruits,
at R. Martin's.
Aroma coffee, best on the market, at
haw toy BriNt.
iMld oats and all kinds of mush at
Haw ley llros.
fl shirt wuistr. now 4Hc. Cieaver
Bros. I ry (imalr I'l..
Nicest eastern hum- and bacon it.
the city at R. Martin's
SwiitV t reinium nam. und break (ant
bacon at Haw ley llnw.
Lute Crawford (mac lie- tine tor can
ning, at Huwlev liro-
2Ac aumiuur gomls to route at l-tv
nei vard. Cieaver Bros. Iry IkhhIs
Co.
House ami bit lor -un ruei l.il
lith and Railroad street. Inquire of
Wm Hickey
Bioek ru: ts a daisy, street all around
it, vet. cheap. Two lota ou corner,
! I oi kr from bridge. L. T. Wade.
I ..i rein - .-even 'oom house lurmsli
ed, with batn room, for seven mouth.,
in -epiemlwr In. In.j ii ire at this
office
K. Martin is up to date in the gro
oary buainoaa. If there is anythiug
you want in bit Hue that he hasn't in
slock he Brill feel it.
Many phyiciuus are now prescribing
kudol 1 'yspep. u i ore regularly hating
found that it ir the Intat prescription
tbog MU write because it is the one
(grOPOratiOM which ioniums the ele
ments necessary P digest lint only some
kiiijuof food hut ali kinds and it then -fore
cures indigestion and uyspep-.u
no matiur what its cause. Tollman A
Co.
Books
old School Books to us
allow you one-half the
books adopted by the
. j.a ... e- .
1 1 III XltH StrfPfPl-
V V m m w V
Stationery anil school hooks. Noll's.
fn ilink suits, lew 12.08. Cleaver
Bros. Iry linml Co.
First class wheal pasture (or cattle
and horse. Inquire of Peter West.
Fur house moving see (ieo. Kiel i r
leave orders at New man's Cigar Si n
Midsummer sale of wash bikxIs, one
half prion. Cleaver Bros. Dry
I MVI.IP CO.
Pressed pouitrj , vegetables, frnits,
and a line line of iancy groceries at
tlir Standard gorcerjr.
Lots 2 and 3 in PtOOk 140, Reserve
addition aliove m. Joseph's academy
'or sale cheap. Inquire of 1'eter West.
Itauil and kcliv pleaded not guilty
to tfie charge of robbery liefore the
rirenit court this afternoon. They
will be tried during the regular term
of circuit WMl in October.
There will be a special meeting ol
the woman's auxiliary of the Church
of the Redeemer at the church immml
iatelv alter the evening service ton gl.t
which begins promptly at 7 :;I0 p. m.
Lost Between Pendleton and Moun
tain Home, two robber-tire huguy
wheels, color green. Any person
person rlniling same will receive re
ward by returning them to this oifice.
KM Darling, lull' Howard St. Port Hu
ron, Midi, writea: "I have tried many
pills and laxative but PeWitt's Little
Early Risers are far the best pills I
have ever used." They never gripe.
Tall man & Co.
A about s o'clock last night the
hand came out on Main street near Hie
I'endlet n hotel and began the regular
weekly con ert. One number hail b -en
played when the rain began to (all so
Heavily that Hie band boys were driv
en to shelter. The concert was not
finished.
It will be a relief to the minds of
the people living near the railroad
i track to know that the gravel trains
have finished work in this iinmedia.e
i vicinity. The O. K. x . Co
lias
Ihmmi graveling the road between i e-c
and iayuse and at night, the signal
whistles ol the trains have caused f'en
dleton eiti ens a good deal ol unrest.
Wenion Leader: The s etie of activ
ity at the new normal school huildlB
'has temporarily- etideil Tlie eniiio
forie has been laid off for a day oi
two on account ol a delav in the r
ceipt of window framea These hao i
iieeti ontereil in plenty ol tune, nut
lor some reason are not yet in evident-.
Wciia Wa a "-tiileKmuti 'I ne Wal-'be
nr. i saioon liuin of niauv mouias our-
at 'on enoed yeslerdjy a ternno.i, woen '
Sain Asli wa. grunted a I 'cense to en- i
duct SL'oon io ' oat place. A pet -tion
K;;nd by thi-tv resiJun's was
tiled With the con a - coniuiis.ioners
objecting lo tiie - name m the I 'cense.
1 here will tie a football meeting to
night at o'clock ui the council
chambers. All who arc anyway iator
t Med ill football are requesteil to nt
! nd The purp.ise of the meeting is
lor the organization uf a team. The
local players are desirous of getting un
early start an that tney be in at the
tin lab.
w
"I i; s. MKN TION .
China
iioiMlles at Ooedecke's this
evening.
Mrs lis llMMa Iiun ri.lnriiM.I
Irom Hidaaay springs.
Hit. W. H. llabb returned to her
home in Lcbo this morning
Frank Light's new house has been
cnuipo uh! and is now being BOOBS ...
W. Ii. Butler lias left lor spani'li
tiiilch. near Anioue. Wheeler coiiioy.
Mrs. Lot Livermore is back from
Portland She came on this morning'
train.
Misa Harriette Thompson went to
We urn this afternoon to visit Miss
Christine Porebstel .
l)i . Win. House amtej IfUBx He, p.
ner Tbursils'' evening. He leturn
home on Salu da..
Weston Leader: Rev. R. Haireave
and family left Wednesday lor their
new home at -eattle.
Mrs K W. Viucout returned laat
uiglit i rom Tacoma w oe re she nas been
spending me su miner.
J. E. Piersul of Kilter, tirant coun
ty, left here this morning for an ex-
tended i-it ;n Ku.i.ur
Mrs. Lillian J redericks is a visitor
in Pondietuu today. Sno is OB tbe
way (ft) IB Htdawoy to her home in
a eslou.
Jerry Mono, the well known farmer
of the Athene neigh tmrhood, is lu
town. He will return borne on this
ii iter noon's traiu.
A marriage license was died at the
clerk's office yesterday. The parlies
concerned ore Fred L. Raytant and
Hullie M. Oibbou of Alba.
Walla Walla Statesman : J.l. Kirk
lund of Milton, mho had a purtiuu of
ins tongue removed at Walla Walla
hospital Tuesday, is doiug nicely.
li.i M .se one.- ami Blanch Mays
of Lostllie are tlie gueele ul their un
cle, W. H. Fowler, l'hev will attend
the Weston normal school thin yesr.
A teleph me message wa. received
here today thai Chief bd Bri.bo would
arrive in town on the afternoon tram
He has been iu Montana lor u week.
otto A. Hauerhacii, pBolaOBOf of elo
cm ion mud rhetoric in Whituiau Bol
lege, passed through here last night on
bis way to Walla Walla. He hu been
apeuUmg the summer in bal: Lake.
Tbe Rev. John Warren, who has
been a guest at the vestry ot '.he Kpis
copal church fur a tew days, left for
Baker City this morning, where he
will orhciale on tbe ooBjing rtuuday
in m. Stepbeu'b church.
L C Prestuu aud sou, Will freatou,
Ktaried lueaday ior Lu Aogeles,
Call I Mr Preston lias invented a
touibiuatiuu well drill aud reamer -designed
lo facilitate tne drilling of
w ells aud leeaen the cost -tpat from
tne appearance of loe mudel should
certaiuiy prove a treat iu iprt vemeut
oi. the pieaeiit luetnud
West, n , Prof. U. W Muni-
cal, bo lately resigned the chair of
scieuces iu the easleru Oregon state
normal school, is now city koperiu
icnduut of public acliuulsat Paris, HI.,
a good aised city near the Indiana Hue
Prof Muuical's valuable work iu tn
school nere occu. loued much
rearet at 1
mam . wot ... a.- . ...wa , uui , dbi ' 11 .
irieud wish him well iu hi new field
Dr. Rosalie Slaughter ol Ly nch! uig,
Virgisia, arrived in Peudleton on lat
evening's nam from I'ortland, and
will make a abort visit with frieuds
here Dr. Slaughter ba iust ietui ti
ed from B throo years' re,
abroad, arriving in 8ai. Frai
iruui China and ludia a lew day ago,
coa. ng troiu that uly lo "end eion
She koeut i-uoaiderBule of iter time kg
lue govetuuienl huapi a. ol tiermai, ,
Kusaia and ludia lo better hi tier ior
tlie pi acme uf bar profession a a
suigeuu aud physician. Sue is eu
uuU) lo ner home iu i.'-iuia, wheie
she will visit ior aouie time beiure de-
cidiug upou a MMjatiuu, which she
tbinks will be weot ol tbe Rockies, aa
"'Je more li.au pleased will, lb
L particularly with what iie na
fcBJiJ o(
Uraktuu and California
Athena Personals.
Athena, Sept. II. Ira Kemp and
C. A. Barrett, visited llelir We,,ne
' day.
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Sargent went to
I Wsila Walla this evening.
H. B Allen was in Walla WalU
Wednesday.
Will Wells. John Ktes and .lame
Feeler are Pendleton visitors today.
Kd Mti"hy who ' a been a resident
of Athena for the nat fourteen vears.
halt -fterday for the Orande Ronde
va lev, where he will locate in hnsi
ttv .
Kd Zimmerman was a Walla Walla
visitor Wednesday.
Jehu Hrinkly of Pendleton was here
v dnesday.
Will Knox of We' 'on was hereon
Wednesday.
W. H llawes and wife returned
home Wednesday from an onting at
Bingham springs.
Born. Sunday, September I. to Mr.
an. I Mrs. WtlldBaandert, a son.
John McLean ol Peml'it ti was an
ti ena visitor Thnrailay.
Kil Rush shipped his hie threshing
outfit to nave-port. Wash.. Wednes
day. He has about eight W'ek'
threshing con ra'td in that, Mfb boT
!iool.
Mrs. O. M. Castleman of La 0 ItHlt
is visiting her pan- ns, Mr. an. I Mr.
W. P. Willnlr , here Hill k
William Willaby letumed Tuesilay I
from a visit at the hOfM of his ifangh- !
ter. Mrs. F. M. Knowltni. at New
pott, Wash.
Miss Alma Kirk left Wednesday for
Portland where she will visit relatives. 1
Mr. and Mr.. C. Fish were Mil- I
ton isitors Wcdnesdnv.
On Tnes.lnv ti e fi-mnnth-old dnnch
ter of Mr. and Mr. .'paper Bell died.
i'he cause of d"a h
was rbnlera infao-
turn.
Mrs. A I on so I.eRoy who las con
ducted the F. neb resfaiiinut here for
'the iiast year, nei r mpauied bv her
famnv, left lor North Vukima. WtMh.,
i tP.wl 1 .1 III I...
r-f illl.'Pil.lt , Miit-rt- . I't-v will IIIHKV
their fntnre home.
AN 0RI0INAL BEAR STOKY
Col. J H. Rsv ' un in'. On For
the
Bast Oregonisn Readers,
.lame. H. Halo and fimily have
Just returned from Flv Valley. Union
county, whoso tbe l ave been on a ten
clavs' camping IrBOOslOB. Mr Ralev
aavs that In
enj .veil rare sp -n dur
in tne niontitains and that
the latl and game that he
jng ),,. P(11V
found a
i could use.
Amon bis OSfaoriofOM at F'y
'al ley.
Mr. Ralev has a be r nm-
I'ne
l substance of it is that he killed an
enormous ciiinam m Iwar. When he
found tnat tin. clnnutnon was deal
he started utter the gib and killing
that, he went back to look for the hear
aud found that it had enti.elv disap
peared. Thinking that the cub would
at leust prr ve a good Mory, he return,
ed to the spot where he hail lett it.
and to his intense d i .appointment tbe
cub also had gone.
"That is why," ssv. Mr. Ralev,
"1 didn't bring a huge bear skin
home with me. ' '
TH HOSPITAL IS ASSURED
sutar Slaiiilaut Hat ths Coroplsl Ai.
thorltv to Prooaeu With ths Work.
Com mu n leal ion ha been received
at bt. Joseph acsdeuiy from sister
Stanislaus regarding the' new hospital.
The bospi al hoard at Philadelphia
ha entrusted the matter entirely to
her discrete u and has BBSidod to fur
nish (he BOBBOBBrjl fund over snd
above the I'KliKl Imw u: lined. It is
e.lliuated that the hlilld'.ug nl.il. com.
plete will cost somewhere between
1)0,000 and 116,000 Si.ter Stanislaus
left Philadelphia ou Monday ami is
paying visits to the mission at Raw
lins, Baker City and La I i ramie.
Sfie w i'l probably srrlve hee some
time next week.
ENGLISH MADE "a CAP i IRE
Roars LoM Htavtly Nssr fstsrsburg in
Killed. Wouudsu ano Ciptursu. ,
Mlddiebur, I 'ape Colony, Sei.i.
Col cuhell a co uiun ha.- captured the
whole of LoUor'l commando near I'et
fsnhsrg. The Boer lost VJ killed, 4h
wounded ami 109 taken prisoners.
Two hundi ed horse were al" 1 captured .
Cspiurso son I oiamandants.
Louuou, se.t ti Lord K tihener
in iMOfrnBg BboBbII'i mmbbh at
Peleisburg syr C'ouiuiandauls l oiter
nd Breedt, IWQ Bold cornet, and oue
Itetileuanl are among the captured
Rritiafa iu. unities were ten killed and
Oigbl wouiuled He also report three
honored Bier crossed to the south
ide of ihe Orange rifBf on Thuroilsy
and that the Bri'i-h are in pursuit
Athens kxamlnaiiont
Atbena, 8ept. tl. On Friday morn,
ing, September Li, at t' o'clock', exam
inations will be conducted in the 4th,
Mb and 7tn grade. Thi is done for
Un reason that school closed last year
before final examination.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Miller and son
returned Irom Portland luetday . Mr.
i .uiuer anu uu hpeiit lau week at the
lcoat. While iu Portland Mr. Miller
purchased a large bill of furniture for
hi Athena sture.
Mr, ti 0 Ochuru relllinei Wednes
day fn.iii a Uiuutl.'s vist wan relatives
iu ihe Willamette valley.
ADuueisd Leaders Bstura.
New. York, Sent. l. A siMH-isI to the
Heiahi irom Key Wet ssv: thir
teen uf the ab Hicled leader of the
Blriklaj cigar makers at Tuiia, Flo.,
have e in tied . . om exi:e. 1 uey arriv
ed en a smsi. o ut Hcboooei. Ma
i 'Milled ou a bal, en, linii'hsl.i'eil ikie
.1 Him eo. at of Houdurss. Inev bad.
bv e.i . oexoe led 'uiu of fuuuue,
eec oeatn i mi siarvatiou. J tie
su . oi Hie. el Wasliiu'' on DBtfB iu-
i'i i .ed t he L uited Male, district at
Um ay at Jackaouvlile, Ha , to make
au iuveii"atiou.
A rw Maliv. Kmploysd.
Tbe i .in Oregouiau i iu receipt of
B letter ( f. W. Vaille, asaistaut
auperinteudeut uf the railway mail
service. Fort laud, in which he .i.u.
kllUt M .lidlkl HHI u - M.lli in .1... I
- -- - - VSB... .. w .'..... iu im
text of a recent interivew printed in
this pajier. He said: "No native
re employed in the Pb 1 1 1 ni.n.i,. 1.,
hmulLrU k - - u,i ...i ..:..
..I l.n.ri,..,, L,..
make the distribu
tion We hove tut 10 clerks, about a
mny a there ate Americau clerk,
hut tbe. have never been employed iu
separating o a 1 fOBB the Utes."
J. F. Mahuii say that beeves are 111
tine condition in Haruev valley, that
bay ia plentiful, aud buyers are al
residv ou tbegruund. He say the geu
eral outlook lor a guud fall market for
all kind of ttmk i good. The Brit
ish have bought up about all of tbe
cubby tmreos for the Suuth African
war, and that uotmng but good huraea
remain, a eel the scarcity ha raised
the price.
Assspl Ih Protocol
fukiu, Sept. ti Ths foreign taiuis-
tel have BBBBOIBd th- Uiinorial edictH
aud arrange! lo
uul tomorrow.
sign the peace nroto
COIN! MOM SOLD YACHT
Sssilcknsia Was the ftasion He P' Not
Keep Craft.
Londor,. Soot, U.-The Far of Craw-
(..,.1 k.. lion . it the anx.'iary ni-...
yacht V.a. -a' r nwe.l r
anTI I'oi'e'e.s Boni ck Cacte
llm Vrlhail. i" bei't
the Count
' ano.
Ml hv ihe
Coon' rn Coomess Hen
,i,. c ate I ane
in 1MB. it wa
sold al t ie n ne lo
It one
O r raot
of toe .o rt anion ns
verhlman bol his OBI W mnste
uscea .1 tv
to ea.icKtie n Prv
ren e h : n om ne's
nail" ns "je in
- -
r h f earr. m I t or a
p , fi.v 1- Oil
a . Be o e hMi? bou
iv the
C.t.n '-wie.-
the Val'ia !.t i'ongeil to
I i re. en k l.svc an me:i
.. ... ,n Va. Y rk barb .r
OHIO I- ' " " " I
t toe t me of :li nice. for in" Amen-ta'-cnp
la I ween the Vi kvne JII
an I le'e..der
Tr... . h Will I O'll l l' V eo.'t
'i-di itm o l.i.es v.ssei .f her
ik r ' i.i tee met Id," mil deeem's ;.
! most en'irr'v en her seia. She was
leOBvtra ed -n i92 ano is a very ha nl
jaome ship. Ut llMi o ner l ow M eg
'et-pe- Ullf irtMl Id She I
. ,,,,,,-.1 an is 2:t H :ee' ve -
icet beam and m.7 -t l e; ih.
Her llOW I is'.i eat long and
her mainmast lit o .
OEOROE O'BRIEN PROTESTED
When Hancsd That H Will Innoesnt or
Murdsrlns tlvon. Rlf rr Olson
Seaille, Sep', ti Helails of tne
hanging of Heorge O'BrtOB st DbWBOB
August lo have reached here. At the
t ine oi the execution O'Brien m de
the fol lowing ante-mortem di clBfBtion :
'Statement , (if . O'Mrien W. II
Bleecker, bis advocate , Angnct tj
HBJl.-l denv having murdered Freil
H ( lavson. I.miii Wall.e Relfe or
one Olson, a charged against me, and
for one of which ni orders I am o n
demnixl to deato. My defense as writ
ten by me an.l delivered 10 one Oeorge,
to tie puhl isbed, true in all particu
lar. 1 make th is deelaraf inn as my
last statement on I he dav orevious to
the day appointed for my execution,
und I "pn Nut wiih sll my jsiwers that
1 am innycent of the crimes charged
against me and that I am to suffer for
the deeds oi other.. t.KO O'BRIF.N.
"W tnesses: GEO. H. TWBBDT.
John CONNOR."
Bl .ins Not lo Ba Anntxsd.
New Whsiconi, Wash.. Sept. rl The
repoii .e.it out (riim Vancouver. B. C,
.jiioting Knjrinoer McAr hnr of the He
oiuion hni.nilarv oniinissiiin, as say -in
i hat "The reiivev of toe irlerna
. at hi.un.lsrv line bet weea this s'aie
und British Columbia might result iu
placing the greater portion d the ci'v
of flame. Woih., in Canadian l-rti-lor
,'' l said to ne the IMBjl MSB BO
iu.'. Ibo boiunlcrv coniiuisrions of
ne ino governnieiits ore charge i si'n
i'lv With Hie work of selecting tne
line in ) laces wneie the lapse of year
hss deinsi '-.en it, snd hey are ves ed
wi h lo iMiwer whatever, to mske a
new mi. vey.
Sullsn Takt Nsw Taek.
Constant inople, Sept (i The ultaii
ha taken a new bMB in 'he effort to
get .un uf the i)uatil If w ith France
He is uow trying to deal dirctlv with
the Free ti danuant, hoping thus to
depiive PrSdOO of its ground for act ion
Mlidorary Carried Away.
Boston, e.'. The women mis
sionary reported in the dispu'chc last
ii'gt as ha vug been carried off by
origands in Macedonia is Kilen Stone
of Roxbury. Mass. She ha been in
Macedonia since 1878.
Wat a Famous Prosecutor.
Ixmdon. Kep. H. -Justice Murphy
of tne Irish supreme court is dead
He was the crown BTOBBBBlOf of tbe fa
mon Phoen x I'aik muruer tl la's
A never tailing cure for cuts, hum,
scalds, ulcers, and sore is I eWitt'a
Witch Hazel Salve. A most soothing
snd healing remedy fur all skin el
ection. Accapt only the genuine.
Tall man A Co
A Bicycle Man
Advittd the people of Pen
dleton to buy their liardwure
of a hardware More, their drv
jri ii it I
1
a dry ";xd8 store,
etc.
He
Was Right
A mat) who expends his en
ergies m one direetion in
more
couipeiont to satisfv
your wants than any..
Kemeinher this in hu'
aud coffee.
iig le.t
Owl Tea House.
Stone Jars 15c per gallon
Telephone 72.
ALLEN BROS.,
Wood and
Posts.
Ue.iMirwt erompi:. fnett BBaBS
rirand
1 1
lauiuiarack I ,..1.
ool uloe ud dr
OrEc rear of Saving Bank .
PKNIll Kfi
' 'KKliiiM
a ful:
uiak. uui in.,.
...r"' "Vb.uii.il,, ,-, !
. .u.y luoui iruui IUk
mU mm A
Ol UUI ,'uuilKil.Uiii ....1 .Z. . I'I'wii.i;
1 u Lomu uuAk : b.,i ,h. i.0
bul Ih.v .,m ....
JOBEFNELL.
1 - mi
ST. JOE STORE
w .,11 u'i tarn !.i i It 1 .in wiiK
PALL GOODS. Cheapet than ever 7
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