MONDAY. BEPTKMUEU tt. 1H01
Something
new
In ladies' and men'
rubbers
Thoy look neat
and
give good wear.
ft
CLEAVER BROS
Practical Boot and Show Man.
HRKVITIRS.
Jm. A. Howard. Farm loans.
Tablet, pencils, inks at Nolf's.
Martin baa two delivery wairoriH and
your goodi are delivered promptly.
For flrat class rigs or a cab at anv
boor telephone Depot stablon, Klvm
Craig, Prop.
If you want U set. a nice linn of wall
paper and borders do wC. C. 8harp,
'cur! street.
School suits at discount of 10 per
cent during this week. Cleaver
Brothers Dry floods Co.
Smith v Porter have lought Allen
Bros, business and have removed to
their former office rear of Pendleton
Havings bank. .
W. R. Witbee is agent for the Do
mestic and Davis sewing machines. A
full line of supplies. Repairing a spe
cialty. All work guaranteed.
Norris Silver. North Stratford . N . H.I
"1 purcnaeed a bottle of OM Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incurall.
One bottle relieved me, the second
and third 1 1 most cured. Todav I am n
well man." Tallman & Co.
The Artisans are to have an ojmmi
meeting on Monday evening next .it
LaDow hall, the ttth inst. Kev. Dr.
Grannie of Salem and Hon. s. A. Low-
lel of Pendleton will deliver addreaHe.
There will be an interesting program.
First class music. Everybody invite.1
At bed time I take a pleasant herb
drink, too next morning I feel bright
and my complexion is better. My
doctor says it acts gently on the
stomach, liver and kidneys, and in a
pleasant laxative. It is made from
herbs, and is prepared as easily ax
taa. It is called Lane's Medicine.
Lane's Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Price 26c and 50c.
For sale by Talman A Co., sole agents.
With every pair
OF
school shoes
We will give a
neat box containing
A pen holder.
Two pencils
and a rule.
just what every
boy and girl atftdl
The Pendleton Shoe Co.
Wm. Friio kai.h, Manau i
Now stationary ami labiate. Noll's,
Vegetrtlilen of nil kinds, nice fruit ,
at R. Martin's.
Aroinii Mffea, lit'sl on the tnnrUet, at
Bawlay HroH.
Scotch nntf and all kind- of mush at
Hawley Bros.
$1 shirt -.viust, now -t. I'l-nver
BroH. Pry Good I Oo,
Nicest eastern hams ami Imcon
the city at K. Martin's
Swift's preniiuni inline anl breakfast
bacon Ht llawlev Itros. .
Late Orawfotd peaches, line for can
ninir, at llawlev Itros.
Mchool handkerchiefs, Ic each
Cleaver Brother- Dry Woods Co.
Best school hose ever sold. L'.V pair
Cleaver Brothers Drv Qoodl OOi
First class wheat iiasture for cattle
anil liorses. Inquire of IVtei Watt,
ror house mm in.: see den. l.lev or
leave order- a: Newman 's I'igur Store
House and lot (r sale, corner LIN
lith and Railroad streets. Inquire of
Win. llirkcv.
Dressed pottltfy, vegetables, fruits,
and a flue line of fanc ttris'erles at
the Standard gorcery.
Ilous for rent and furniture for
sale. Applv 701 Post, eorner Webb or
postollice. Wi P. Pell.
Housekeeper wanted. Covered wa
gon and two horses for sale. Impure
at K. Martin's.
Lots '' and 3 in block 140, Ueserve
addition above, st. Joseph' academy
or sale cheap. Impure ol Peter West.
Block 3 is a daisy, street all around
it, very cheap. Two lots on corner,
two block- from bridiie. I.. T. Wade.
Nolle can tell von a!! about it; ho
has Schlitz Milwaukee beer on
draught. It is alway- nice and cool.
For rent seven room DOOM furnish
ed, with bath room, for seven months,
from Septemlatr 10. In. nitre at this
otliee.
Stansborg llro, bae op, Mini the
howling alloy in the basement of the
ilendrick' hiiililnig him will run it In
first-class shape.
H. Martin is up to dat in the gro
cery business. If there is anvthinu
you want in his hue that he hain't in
stock he will get it.
ill!- morning, a larmer who was
leaving town, drove a heavy team
ol horse- at a last trot over the Maui
street bridge. The line i- flu.
Kural Spirit: forty head ol horses
mostly runners were shinpeil irom tin
Butte meeting to Spokane where thev
will participate in the races tin-re.
Conrad I'latzoeder desires to sell his
residence i.r. ,.rt two lot" '.ell im
proved, corner of Webb ami Clay
-treet- at a reasonable pri.e oi .-,
term-.
Lost Between Pendleton and Moiin
tain Home, two rtillor-tii huggv
wheel-, color green Any per- n
person (hiding same will receive re
ward by returning them to tin- OdsM
A never tailing run for cuts, burns.
scalds, ulcers, and sore" is DeWitt's
Witch llael Salve. A most soothing
and healing remedy for all skin al
ections. Accept only the genuine
Tallman A t 'o.
hural Spirit: The new hall mile
track at simkanc i. a:,l io i . .,n. oi
the best in the west. Under eight in
ches of clav loam i- a four inch laver
of cedar shaviugs, which give- the re
iitiirou spring ami the result is very
gratifying.
Thu county court this morning grant
ed the liquor license petition ol .lack
Touilinson of Umatilla. Little else
was done other than the approval of a
few hills. Thu court will probably
adjeurn this coming evening until the
next regular term.
The man who orders his made-to-measure
suit Irom us is saving nuney.
He is paying a lair price for good ma
terial, good workmanship, together
with a lair profit to which we are en
titled. That's all he does pay for, too.
There are no fancy prices here. We
don't charge lor oin name Alexander
A llexter.
Thu woman's committee who solicit
ed for the Y. M. C. A. fund are re
quested to meet at the t "imiiercial As.
sociation rooms tomorrow afternoon at
' o'clock. Women who nave paid
their subscriptions, may have the
money returned to them by calling at
tbe association rooms between tho
hours of j and I "'clock.
Mrs. ('lark, head of the i loak and
dress department ol the Peoples Ware
house, has just Ht line: iron, the east
ern markets She has been absent for
several weeks, thoroughly aopuaintiug
herself with the latest styles in wo
man's dress, lie fashions in vogue in
the east Mrs. Clark found to be much
as they were last year with a lew ex
ceptions. The raiuv da Oxioril suit
is much in use, hut is not worn with a
plaited waist. The prevailing styles
I in coats are the -J7 ami 'Js-inch for or
dinary wear, ami the tliree-ouarter and
long Uaglaus for dress. Mrs. Clark
lias announced that the tail opening
will take place on Saturday of this
week ami .Mondav oi next
SCHOOL BOOKS IN HAND
PUPILS THIS MORNING WBNDKD I'll HI It
WAY TO THB STUDY ROOM.
Here sntl In Walls Walls Pall Terms Be
gin Today or Next Monday.
This morning school began at. the
Pendleton academy, with bright out
look and a bimxI year promised. The
teachers were all in place and the at
tendance good. The total enrollment
was not ODMlnabIt owing to the hnrrv
of the llrst days doings.
The public schools begin on next
Monday morning.
St. Joseph's academy's school year
data! from September last Monday,
and up there all is bustle and hurry as
the voting neople settle to the work of
the winter.
The normal school at Weston opened
today, with bright prospects.
At a meeting in Milton to consider a
high school for that town a motion was
made to adjourn which was seconded
and a vote being taken the meeting
Bdjoarnad without date, thus bringing
the business to a decided close before
many could real l.e that things were
diiing. This practically closes the
matter. There will he no high school
during the winter, and what, at this
time, seems an unnecessary expense to
the district will be averted.
The Milton public schools will open
on Monday, September HI, for the win
ter term, with Prof. T. C. Salt a
principal. Prof. Salt comes highly re
commended as an instructor of wide
experience anil will no doubt prove a
valuable acquisition to the public
school- oi this place, says the hagle.
Upsnlnx of Whitman.
St. Paul's Episcopal school in Walla
Walla has been opened for a week, and
Whitman college begin- the fall seme
ster on Wednesday of this week. Con
gressman V . L. Jones of .North aki-
ma delivers the convocation Tuesday
evening.
Key. Dr. S. B. L. Penrose, president
of the college, was rejsirted to be con
sidering an offer of the presidency ol
Williams college at Wilhamstown,
Mass. Pro. Koss lltatton ol Whitman
said regarding the report:
I're-nlenl Penrose ha- I n ottered
the -anie position in three different
college- each with a salary of $40 a
vear, ard ha r. lu-e.l in every case.
"I have no doubt he would do so in
tiiis one also had it been offered to
liim hut I hardly think Williams
would make that proiiositinn to anyone
were thev not ure ol it being accepted.
"Therefore I have serious doubts a
to the truth of the reimrt at all."
President Penrose when last heard
from wa at Kaitem Point. Klmde I--
land, working on the f'J5,o00 collection
lie e-arv ! -ecu re the A0,(MKI Pearson
donation. He is not expected home
hen. re November or December.
BRISB0 ARRfiSTfil) P0R RAPI;
Furniture and Undertaking.
WILL HI BXAMINBD TOMORROW
F0RB COMMISSIONS.
BK-
Says Charge is Part of a Conspiracy by
Hit Wife to net Dlvorea.
Bd Unsho was arrested last nigh I M
he stopped off the train Irom Willi.
Walla and taken to the county jail. A
complaint had linen find agaittM him
by J. liniment for attempted rape on
less than Hi-ycnr-old girl Inula Hin-
niont. The examination will he he1
tomorrow afternoon at '1 o'clock before
United States Commissioner John
Ha I ley, jr.
Brishn still claims that ha is inno
cent of the charge and that it is a MMI
spiracy hatched by his wife to obtain
a decree of divorce. He has employed
District Attorney llailev toi'etend him
If Brishn Im proven guilty, he wi
hang, for the crime oi rape under the
federal law is punishable b death, II
the crime be cimmitted OB territory
exclusively under federal control
such as reservat ion-.
The Racord of Monday.
Chaa. Siiiires, who was convicted hv
the circuit court for riiie at Athena
and .1. .1. Hriel tbe lorger w.-re taken
to Salem this morning. 1 hey are
in the mated of Deputy Sheriff J, A
Blakley.
F. W. WAITE won V.EDAL
Has Now Hold It Four Times -Hamilton
Sseond.
A fair attendance was at the regular
BOOth ly shoot ot the Pendleton Sports
man 's MQCial ion wheb took place Sun
day afternoon in south Pendleton.
Kverything was favorable tor a good
afternoon's sport and tin- events passed
off sharply. There were 1;; shooter
entered, some of whom were new men.
f, W. Waite won the medal again
with a score of 1 11 killed out of a pos
llble IM In nle. which gave bun an
average of 88.8 per cent. D.J. Ham
ilton as a close s ml v. ith 88 ont of
107, an average of t;.'J per cent leav
ing him onlv .1 per emit behind Mr.
Walti
d& w IS, i
1 AH J fC.eK- li VI,
-4 Ml BBBB1 r aw.
aas mi tlin manv nice I
li
of the liirt- liiiruains In
Uncle Sam: 1 Btetr toward
Lftdar'a Furniture Store, cornel
1 I A tl
: Mniii :nnl w eoD mreeie, ren
Mfik dlfton, ( iregon.
wh I'ilot: "Why gothtre?"
1 . . r i
Uncle am: uecause ne
has tin. liip st line ol v urmture
iiii -
foiiml in hasteni wregtni
want to feast our
and secure some
;ii
we
urniture raationi
g offering."
( lorner
A. RADER.
Main and WeM. Htrt'cts,
School Books
Exchanged
We Hike the old and give new one- Rl
PIII0MAL MKNTION.
home
School Books
lr. William House returned
to lleppner this morning.
lolin Smith is down from l.e (trow 'a
sheep camp at lilack mountain.
Misr semele oroateof pokane is
the guest of Miss Flora llallock.
Mrs. .1. K. Slaughter is here Irom
hale to obtain supplies (or the winter.
Mrs. Herbert Thompson t Uaker
City is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Kust.
T. 11. Wells and family have return
ed from their summer's outing on the
Pnper McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Y. Shuck have re
turned irom llingham springs, where
they spent the summer.
It .1. Hean and family have return
ed from Alba, where tliev have been
luring a par' of the summer.
Mrs. .1. S. Matthews and Miss Mabel
Mattnows are at home ..gain after it
two weeks st.iv at llingliiiin springe
John Wheeler, formerly court report
er here, has organized a class in short
hand and typewriting in Haker City.
Maker City Herald: Miss May Ki-
pie ol Pendleton, a visitor attending
the carnival, is a guest of Mrs. Uutler.
K. If. Conklin. principal oi the Pen-
lieton scohols. has returned from iiis
summer vacation to begin the year's
work.
Mrs. J. K. Krause and daughter
I tse have returned from California,
where they have been for several
months.
. .-el Cohen went to Portland Suudav
night to meet .Mrs. Cohen and accom
pany her home irom a summer spent
on ruget Sound.
Mrs. Augusta Kimball, lady com
mander of June Hive No. 10 laidies of
tin- Maccabees, returned aturdav
evening irom a visit of seven weeks at
Hlaiiic, Wasii.
Douglas belts, president of the
sheepman's convention was in town
today. He has returned to I'ilot Kock
today and will go to the convention at
lleppner on Monday moruing.
H. II. Kd wards and Miss Lillian
M. Nichols were married on Sunday
evening at M ..' Pick at n,.- ; tl...
; bflda'l mother on Water street. Kev.
i ti ' a a . .
iv. n. tv.iug perturmeu the ceremony
It. C. (lUernsey and family returned
home Sunday evening. They camp
ed twu weeks near A Ilia, where Mr
tuernsey in partnership with Kobei
watt owns a stock ranch on wind
they hate 1U0 cattle and 100 horses
lhey attended the roundup while
Mr. (iQerusey was there.
A Bicycle Man
Advised the ptfople of I'en
dleton to hns- their hardwiire
of a hardware store, their drv
goods ol ;i dry goods store,
etc. He
Was Right
A man who expends his on -trgiei
in one direction la
more Competent to satisfy
your wants than anyone else.
Remember this in buying tea
and i-oll'ee.
Owl Tea House.
Stone Jars 15c por gallon.
Half price.
L. Q. FRAZIER,
School Hook Agent and Distributor for U mat ilia ('ounty
Hooks especially for INmdleton Acailomy now ready.
.cv Goods Coming 14
line
ivons
line f
.sponges,
tablet!, pencils
erasers, etc., otc
HEATING STOVES
Ihtfon ptirobuiii coma and
look over our large and com
pli!t line ol heating stoves
which wc are Mlling at a ver) ,
Kure
HANSFORD &. THOMPSON,
Tho Leading Hardware Ulan.
gRING
and
price of
us
in your old School Books to
we will allow you one-half the
the new books adopted by the
Oregon Lumber Yard
WO()I (tUTTKHs
For hams sml dwelling
Cheaper than tin.
Lumber,
Lath,
Sh mulch,
Buildiuu Paper,
Tar Puper.
Lime and Cement.
AlouldiugH.
PickiBta
Plaster.
Krick and band,
Screen l)oois& Windows.
Hein and Doors.
Terra Cotta Pine
Borie & Light, Prop's
A!ta St., opp. Court House.
MARBLE ako GRANITE &
MnainuruTC
iTiuiumui iu. &-
r
3LsssBslas-T,
Monlerastelli Bros.
Marble"
Wc il ir own work m:il trmiruii.
MM Ust MUM at lowest iirice.
I'.Ktliu.tleM t! 1 veil 'HI all klllilH of
cut stntie. I'nii HtiH-k mi baadi
It will pav vnii tn mr work
itml (fet prii-es lielore pliti-liiK
your order.
Si.. lien 0. K. I N. dtpot, I'cii.lictori
state of Oregon for the ensuing six years
VVE 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 A Stat loi ici
Booksellers, News Dealers
653 Main Street
100 Alta Streetj
Arrivals at Hotel rsndlston.
.M I Marcun, QaittgOi
Joiia Crews.
A A iSiusheiuier, I'ortlan.l .
.Mrs A M (Jlark, city.
K A I'enii, Boston.
I' simlts, Kpokane.
i Wahiiusu, Portland!
Mrs K A tstailord, Dulles.
Miss Htaffonl, Ualles.
G S Vuiiuguian, I'ortUml
G W (isle, Hot Lake.
Iaioii Cohen, Pandlalon,
Riobard I Cox, Huftulo llomp.
B H rhoinpsoM, Chicago.
Arthur A Kice, New York.
II II Kees.
Mien Irene Strouif, l'aleriiKi.
William Mufir, I'alerue
(' l smith, Palermo.
Martin Murray, Louiavllia.
Kiluiuud Hray.
.1 C Kv.11, Chicago
K V Ulakley, I'oftlan.l.
K K I'etersou.
(' s Downer, ISpokaue.
Thus A Taanart ami wile, Chicago.
11 SIcDouahi and wiiu, Wallowa
Bdn in Kioii, La Granue.
M H .Macklin, Portland.
A V ralan, New York.
J A Allison, Portland.
W kunU, IWtlaud.
.1 K Lathrop, city.
Low Hale to Spokane.
On Wedneadav, Sunieinher 11. and
Saturday. September 14, the O. K. A
N t o. will tell tickets 1'en lleton to
Spokane aud return, includiUK a tic k
et to the industrial (air. fur In rm
These tickets expire September lti.
otner seliiiiK dates, (September 16, lli,
in anil Al,
On I rnlay, Hpetember 13. the round
trip rate will be li.ft(J tiokets good
until September 17.
WI are tut) pouplu mi, I ihu uuly people 111 iliu
' HaiMlsry Iiukiiiu.. 111 I'eudleluu (hat em
piuv inn lore.' ol iuo limno ttic year arouuS
H U11411" our own iw,i,iia, llarueaa, eu
i 1101 11 1 1- mem Irom t'c- Iv lunr- lik
Uil
ome
I oui ('oiiipelitorii u ilien lell you lhay re
(wi mm uouie uj((i ; uui loey are uot
JOSEPH ELL,
Loading Harness and .Saddler
TRANSFER
TR LJC K 1 N(i,
ST OR A n K.
CR0WNLR & SON.
The Portland Carnivai
Don tlOMltafa of Um hel thai Um I'.irihui.l Carnival will is-in
M Kx,Hit.,i BuUdlngand Multuomali Hold tMUohYuig mA wUT
jMwnoon and avouliur. iron, s..pt..ia.r in uifKitobar it-! it win u-
11rr.1l on the Paolttu
..r 1 1 ... .. , 1 1. . 1 .
w, mr HKIKiir-.! 1 "H llillt
all iuduitrie- will In- ri-pni-uleil
Then- will in- two full military bands
unit ot ipaoiai attractloos, luciudiutr
'' Horse Slum . l-'ireu.irks afa
All iraiisporialioi. Unas will give i,t reduced
siou tickets will i- go,,,! fr Htvoa dayaTroni all i
Ill Hie
run
one
I loaol . mill
U eoiiuilele Mi, I VC II V It 1 1 1 1 II
a Military rottnuuoaat, Athlotte
r.lle
null
Pree Bus 'H8i til Trtlg,
Commercial TradeSol
Pine Sample
Special Attention 0,vtn,(
Country Trsds,
CONRAD
K0HI.FR PR
km;: .
Mo.d by JOHN m
The Louvre Saloon
PKNDLsrrON
il
The Place to Buy::
Is where v..ii ) wltl
an.l cheap priest. Put u
your order lor htsailer tdi
wajer tank- ami fsel rvu
Hest line of
liuinlior, Lath,
HblngltBoili
iii' jaH)r, Tar
paper yLoiM and
otmrat, I'icki N
Plaiter, Brick.
Sand, Moulding
ScrtHtn I )oors A
Windows, BBSs
& Doom, Terra
Cotta ttpt.
tadleton
ItaiiiR I
LiiiiiIrt lard.
R, FORSTER, - Propnel
Call up.
No. 5
You get
Good Beer.
When you drink
PILSNER
BEER.
hurintud not to
cause headache or
diistinflfj
The Columbia
Lodging House
gfWLY KURNIHHBD
v 1 . vN ' "N N K( "I'D 1
N KNTKKOK BLOCK
DKI . Al.TA A WKHHSTH
I . X. SCHfcMPP, Prop.
for
Wood,
Coal.
Brick
and Sand.
Heavy Hauling
KaiwM-lal atu-ntioa r"
10 i .iiiiif umesli.
Laatz Bro
J it,
mKm iuarauu
BBBL. .BBT
IKI.Kr-IIONK MAIN .
CURE YOURSELF!
BERK
I m .li.: U for UULsllUfU
'lift hurgi'n, lUlllsMUUistllvUa,
uritssliuua ur uK-rttoua
if UlUCuUl lueuibf aUi-s.
atattia aaataflo. I'inltart, an I m, fcalriii-
Of a. lit in fliin Mfapvr
truss. irruaiJ. Un
i.uu, .-t a ImiUm. 12,76.
f'iicuUr a-ui uu niqucaa,
Farmers Custom Mill
Prod Walton, Proprietor.
(Jspaotiy, lou bsrrels &J.
siuur oicu.uiwi lor wheat,
riour, Mill 1, uaupped VesO, sic., always
Ask for it.
Schultz Brewing Co.
ELEY
Has the following bargains
:t2o Acres Wheat UndJlSOO
liost Stock and Dairy Ranch
in Caiiiaw l'raric, (.'lu-aj).
Good House, H 4q(S !OjQQ
Very Doiirable
Very ( 'heap.
Buying a Gold Briok.
- 'in)iuiiu. r. .ultlLs llicrafmm la
"Hi.l wh... tt. ' ""t'V" "".'fUM,i,0,,,r
- .1011
1. amiiiable.
h'sidcuce
..Ork. tn-ea nan ,,,1 r u.trh
"gin su.l our arQal S,u tlai)
NfcAULE BROS.
Also a lug list ol
county property cheap
town and
Help or Situation
Wanted.
C. F. Cook's Employment Agency
Corner Main ttuii Alta (Street.
PJkNDLKTOti . ohkuoN
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roal.louce Wleuuouo J.
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