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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1901 Boys' Shoes When you buy shoes for school buy some thing- that will give WEAR, COMFORT and that don't makr the boy's loot look like a ham We claim that the shoes that we are showing for fall will wear and look well and are as ii . a wen mam- as men's footwear our Wanted A girl to work at the WlnU hnantiiiu Iixiim. Thos. Korr ha tinishsd tin' harvest log 09 hi 900 Hr n- (arm in the Badger BajfMaf country. Hi maclinii' arrived in town yesterday. Olympia oysters (nr a "chaser" and oyster cocktail mailt' nelore vour eve "The !," OMft street, of which C. L. Mi" -n. in- in propria tor, All the heat brand oi wing, HajMta1 anil cigar. .Meuihere "I l'tnill"t'in IMlgi- No. "rj. A. F. and A. M. and viaiting tirethren are requested to meet at MaOTBlc Tem pi Thursday alterinxiii at 1 10 o'clock, by order of worshipful iuatt-r to ar ran ip' for memorial aarvleaa. Signvd T. 1). Tarlor, ttoc. The new dancing tjlpb had intendetl to give a ilanrinn pgtft at tne new La Dow hall on next l-riday night, bat it wa" necessary o ioHJM'' t l".';lllf the hall in not yet completed. Instead tne OHIO lias tleciueil to give an in formal Imp at the Armory tomorrow night. All member o the old Ini tiuui and 1 and I ) have been in viteil. ARMY'S HARVEST FESTIVAL SALVATIONISTS SET THB DATBS Ot SBPrRMRER 24 AND 26. CLEAVER BROS Practical Boot and Shoe Men. V1TIBS. ill kind of inn-: at 4c. Cleaver Jaa. A. Howard. Farm loan. Kindergarten supplies. Noll's. Toilet soaps, lotseat prices. Rolf Aroma coffae, beat on the market, i Haw ley Bros. Hcotch oat and Hawley Broa. VagaUblaa of all kioda, nice fruito at R. Martin 'a. II ahlrt waiata, now Broa. Dry Good Co. Nieeat eastern bam and bacon in the city at R. Martin'a Swift' premium nam and breakfast bacon at Hawley Broa. Lata Crawford pear he, tine for can ning, at Hawley Broa. Beat acbool hoee ever sold, Joe pair. Cleaver Brother Dry Uooda Co. School handkerchief!, la each. Cleaver Brother Dry QoaXh Martin has two delivery wagon and your good are delivered promptly Houae and lot for sale, aaVM litb and Railroad streets, laqtlira ol Wm. Hickey. For first claaa rigs or a cab at am boor telephone Depot tni.i g Craig, Prop. If yon want to aoe a nice line of wall paper and bonier go see ('. 0, BhaWp, Court atrset. uooaekeeper wanted. Covered wa gon and two horse lor sale. Inquire at R. Martin'a. Hchool suite at discount of in pat cent during thi week. Cleaver Hrothera Dry Goods Co. For sale Stock ranch and cattle. Two corner lota two blockr west of Main atreet bridge. E. T. Wade. Nolle can tell you all about it be has Hcblitx Milwaukee beer draught. It is always niee and . . R. Martin is up to date in the gro cery buaineea. II there is anything you want in hi lino that he hasn't in stock be will get it. For aala A law library of abou: M to lames and law office' fixtures, at a low prion. Addreav Mr. M. L. ! Peatt, Athena, Oregon. W. R. Witnee is agent iur the Dd meatic and Davia sewing machines. A lull line ol auppliea. Repairing a spe cialty. All work guaranteed. "Tex" Langever has boogbt th "airahip" from Hamburger Frank and a prepared to serve any kind oi sand wiches on short notice. Ba will maki a specialty ol Monday luucbea. More people called for home cooking at the Woman's Exchange nin . than could be aupplied. Good cooks and people who like good cooking should inveatigate. Home made bread and pastries on Wednesdays and Satur days. The homeliest man in Peudlei as, wall as the handsomest , ami atherf are invited to call on any druggist and gat free a trial bottle of K u . i -Balsam lor the throat and lungs, a remedy that is guaranteed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute roughs asthma, broncihti and consumpti Priea 35c and &0c. For sale by Tall- Co., sole agents. The complaint in the diimagi' out of Geo. W. Utt vs. C. Cairnes wa tlle tin morning by the Ian fifaj of Carter A Kaley. Mr. L'tt want P-t a damage and lor surgeon- - a- .i result of a runaway. I tt claim that on Um Jun 1. Cairne I bib lad and tore firecracker so that hit. I tt's, horses fiecame frightened and ran awav. His leg "a brokeu in the BCO ideal and a damage suit ii the reult. Any ruptured man. woman or child calling at Tallman A Oo. l drug store anv time lietween t o'clock a. m. ami ft o'clock on Wednesday afternoon September 18. will be tltte.l by an ex pert with an "Honest .lohn Truss" al solntely tree ol charge, or tin one day oniy. Not Dal I) will the lifting be free, but Hal truee also will lie free to everv person ev Slated, coming be tween the Iiniir natne.1 Deputy sheriff J. A. Blaklev ha just returned from a bunt after the two men who committed the depredation on the .lap at Cold spring Landing last Friday night. He found the Jap very much excited over the affair, hut unable to give him any Infilf laallul a to the appearance ol their assailants. They were kept too busy dodging blow Irom the piatol butts. ' All except one were badly bruised and cut ami very much frightened. The deputy return ed without being able to tiud a clue. Rudolph Martin'" delivery horse and wagon was standing' OB tally in front of the grocerv store today at noon, when tbe Wediemaun company's band, which was marching do n .Main treet, struck up a loud tune that so frighten ed the hor- that he tore madly up Webb street toward ttie barn where he is kept. All went eii until the table wa r-a. he. i. when in making the turn, horse and wagon were turn ed upside down. Ebe borne wa not hurt but tftsj wagon wa damaged to the extent of ni.nr I STATE DIPLOMAS ISSUED. Supl. Ackarman Uivs- Out ths Lift or Sucasstfui Applicants. Snperinietuleut ot I'un.ic Instruction J. H. Ackermau of Saiem on Wednes day issued centrical-- and tlipiornaa to those teach sr who successfully paste d the iast regu.ar examination. All who receive state papers must attain I an average of So per cent : thoee recaiv ' nig diplomas mutt also have HO ! months teaching exiierience and those receiving state certificate) 30 moot In Tin - . .:. i t. i-r were as follows : State diplomas N'tn.t JotUatMi Port land ; W i im t'u BO llryant. .Mon mouth; Ava McLaugi, la, .Milwaukee: Mar.tgret Williams, Oregon City: Km ma olds. Kairda e, V. g, keul. Hep- Her. , state aafllflaalaa afaiNta Keawattbs , i Portland; Nettie Kawcett. I'ortaml. ' Joe! la Johnson, Port. and; Ciara Ha tar. OfeaWall 1 Kuima Herttine, Oak land; .Mvrtie I'orter, forest Orove, Hannah 11. aadefton, Beav tftaaj ; Ab bie titea, Williams; Kebekah tians, saiem; Isabeite Aitkenn, Saiem ; Rob ert iintbor, Bbabal; Francis Barnes , I Jacksonville; Anna .leffrev, Medford, Mr. A. lie Ba'Oii, 1 Hi i. JeUMi Kotitns, haicin : Harvey Wilson, North iYambili; Kdward A. Miller, Long ('reek: Carrie Ridings, Marquam; Mary K. hcutt, Wilcox, Wash. There were Wjn latidnlates wlto aoeeeMlnlly pa seed the examinatun but who reieived no papers iur the reason that hev have not had sum cieilt teachlUkt iperielne Of are under age Peosl Asksd to Donate Fruits. Vsasta blt and Many Thlnas for Poor. The Halvation Army celebrates in the fall of each year what i known a Tlie harvest festival. It '-about Jire years now ince this annual fetiva! began to he generally observed. The Salavtion Army believe in (ol lowing out the injunction, 'Offer to the Lord of thy substance and the biat fruit of all thine increase," and there fore it is that at this time their halls are filled with gilts to he old (or the benefit of their work. Stacked up in abundance, on the platform and wherever room can he found (or l hem, one ajaay ee great pile ol luscioos (ruit of all kinds vegetable ol everv. lescription. barrel o( (lour, groceries, canned goods, (urniture, clothing, pic tures HM) article, everv sort of thing possible to imagine. Kor the couvenience of those inter ested we give a list of article aked for to which may be added almost any conceivable thing which can be dispos ed of for money or used for the gixxi ol the poor : Fruit, flowers, vegetables, tish. meat, SbtafceaMkj com, flour, wheat, oatmeu.. bread, cracker, cheese, tea. coffee, cocoa, hooks, pictures, jeweiry, hoes. coal, wood, condensed milk, canned good, live stock, lumber, shingles. riiairs, sheets, blanket, cutlery, tools. Tbe proceeds oi the aale are especial ly for the benefit of the home work, a large proportion of what is raised in one city or town being used for the local work, and the remainder going for the carrying on ol the work tiiMiighout tiie country; anil surely ail will agree that the work being done by thi- organisation in tin country I worthy of support from everyone who ioves to see tbe condition ot the poor improved and the tide of sin in a measure checked. The accoinny mg list of figure will give thoee interest ed some idea o I the variety oi thi work, its scope and importance 7:11' MM and outposts. officer and employee, 4o,iihJ annua conver sions, via. Out) weekly circulation in English, (ierman, Scandinavian and Chinese, 106 social relief institution. V4t social ollicer and employee iu cbsrge, li'.Vi.oou annuallv spent in poor relief. SOU nightly accommoda tion for the MOT, iJ.oOo.OOti lied annu al accommodation, w workingmen ' hotels, b women's hotels, 24 lood de pots, 1'4 industrial homes for tbe on- empiuved, (arm "olonies, .inOO acre colon lied, li'.'O colonist, & employment bureaux, Li secondhand stores, (JD res cue home for lallen women, a. com- uiudatiug 45i person. Uo0 woiieo ared (or each year, -l slum settle ments, with eighty oilner- in cliariie. 1 lie .late- o." tlie etival are -epteni- ber H to -Ji. It is proposed to have in connection with the celebrations a produce am! industrial exhibition, and sale of ejaJ M Tuesday tjeptember 24 at H o'oloak at the tall on Webn street. and will take hi departure Thursday ' lor the scene of his new duties in Beaverton. Rev. rather L. I'rsybylski is here and will preach hlslirst sermon next Sunday. Father I'rsyhylski's : name la strictly Polish and i best pro nounced bf dropping the initial I', and oumling the rt. as ah. The pronunciation then becomes in Km: liah, Shi-hil-ski, with the accent on' the second syllable. THAT SUSANVII.I.S ROAD parentage all tne duvmhj that rendli'tnn usicrile.l liii1 roHU matter n( ft't. no THt IRlCIPER A'lil-BS'. Monthly Publication by Rsv Bard of Walla Walla The Cruci (er is a magaxine publish ed at Walla Walla by the Key. An drea Bard, rector ot the M. Paul's church It is from the pre o( the I'nion, and barring its somewhat artistic title-page, is nne ot tbe best product of typographic work coming to the Fast Oregon i an. The editor de- voles it to the furtherance of the work snarl o( hi iarih, also utilizing it (or the publication of charmingly written short sermons on subject ot current interest From time to time it con tain news n' the project to build a fine new house of worship (or "'t. Paul's church, which the rectnr pro poses shall he a credit to the town in winch it i to ba eraep d .nun Has Not Been B.Hsd M If Com monly Rsporisa. saBBBBBM Ol unknown aained ClirreiU'C III ma nd to the effect hm. mess men have fund for the improvement . c. 1 1 1 u As a f,e busines mn of Pendleton have nr such fund In band nor in .,....... e--fin,, at Ibhj time. Tbe trade Ol lt Susanville mine. fOBaa I ere, om r a r,yad full, a Rood a IbOJE ljJ". ' anv other tvdnt in the Inland hmp re, baeatrse thi i the natural POloJ to whirl, it gravlUtae. It hi appreciated hv the hiiins men here, wb" baye been alert ta an that public highwav in that direct i in are in aaod "dlon; At Ibil time. er haps, IB r''1 al the southern end nf I matiUa county neeilssome repairs, which th- enn-v hntlhl a'tend to at once, amt w,r condition are DM trenie, aw road is a verv gl one. Comparative" Iv slight repair- will mak.- it f new Mr. II. W. KalloM, h i will i1 Portland Tues.l.iv to begin bli Indian .. . ... .. .. I h la ijr.iurn annus nastorate. t.iea.nei. m- '' sermon Sunday at 1'svl 'r-itree-thndist Bptaeopal church. ST. JOE STORE Ask to see our PANN VELVET The newest and latest thing in waist goods and trimmings, jn all new desirable shades. LYONS MERCANTILE CO. Me- Furniture and Undertalt Nsw Thing In 'Phoni. A new thing in telephone ha lieen inaugurated at one ol the pier o( one o( the big ocean-going steamers in Sew York. Telephone appartu i placed on the steamers, and a tatn n erected on the pier. Connection i made hv a flexible cord. Py thi mean" telephone communication can le established with incoming steamer before the gang plank i put out. In the cae of outgoing steamers paenger- can have telephone communication with riend till the vsel leave the pier. Cor Sal. 1000 acre of ummrfallo , "ii acres of stubble wheat land: all implement, and stock necessary to work the land. Inquire of Purl Howman. School Opens Monday. Sept. 16th. A pontic reminder to pttMtl Ml to call for shoes for HAVE Jl WANT. u pair ot our tin children. 1ST WHAT school WE O V :---K;,iV'- 'Tl 1T....I y leader s h urnitun. W Mi ... . "ivre Mam un.l Woi.i, y. tlleton, ( h-t'L'iirj." TT Pilot: "VV,v "o ther I4BV. Another line of our tall goodi hat- ar rived. In OUT west window we are showing line of Wedi'-w I'l.i .'ti'ocf aod tinted lan Stemt !ik' busineu PERSONAL MENTION K. H Clarke went to Lewiston tin morning. L. L. Tallman ha returned to Walla Walla from a visit in Alaska. D. iMinning left last night (or a visit to his old home in thlou, Iowa. K. Alexander returned tin muruiiig Irom a two day' visit in Portland. .Mrs. Mary ilutler went to M'ortiaml tin morning to attend the carnival. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Botkin ar- lg town today irom Athena visiting iriend- Matt Mtjsgrove has been in Portland buying goods (or hi stores at A'lu-ua and Milton. Mrs J. P. Faull of Baker t it v is i guest ol her sister, Mrs. J. P. Bushee in I'endletou. suicide to offer them at the prices quoted not any higher than common plain lump-. Owl Tea House. Stone Jars :5c per gallon. EvaTfJ pair Absolutely (iuaiaiitccd. WE riKMSH CHILDREN WITH TABLETS FREE OF CHARGE. The Peoples Warehouse Trifc FtTTIiKS OF FKET. eves on the many nice if th' rare bArffftini he I'ncle Sam has the finest lino r r.. mm I U to tM toun-i in Kasfprn 1 n uu we nn want to ...: imiiiiurt rHton aiu is offering." secure 716 Main Mn ' I i PaadlatOBt Or. I'. Marshall went to lleppuer morniug to attend tin- Wooigrow- School Books All ready for First Day of School Hs Wanted to waks a Dpolu A big heavy man Irom down in the aiuth country omewherc, stepped into one oi the Pendleton bauka yeiterday, with the evident intention o( deposit ing some money lie walked up to the wicket and pulled out Ms wad aad aaid he ante I to leave it there, lie was diraoissi to tbe receiving tel ler, to whom tie made the tame re guest. The teller handed nut a card 1 ami sain, inui - an rignt. .ow give me your signature." The depositor liMkd aliouf vacantly for a moment while he (elt around in his pockets and tbn, with a pusiied expression, re markeil 'l'm dauged if I hain't claaa (orgot to bring it along." m m m bpokans and Hsiueo. gk.60. The O. K. it R. Co. will aell to ripo aaue and return at the above rale hep tember lit and 'A) and these dates oniv Tickets good until BaptaajhaT gS, We have all our books lor hotii Public Schools and academ and will exchange new hooks lot ones at half price. Comp. hoxev rulers and blotters away with purchases. iter TALLMAN & CO. Distributors for Umatilla County. Laurels Attain! TVt aru LisasitMa has mm tin. OohJ I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY WfllSKEY k - '-H'jfn at uJVtail. rir .'. by JUM.S si UM1U1 The Louvre Saloon HKSHi.llo' PARTY SLIPFKRS. rr We have the most complete line of Party Slipper e.r ahowal in l'en dleton. Our Colonial and Grecian atyl an o. latest idaai Um evening wear. Call and examim then The Pendleton SJioe WM. F1TZUKALD, Muuayei. this urs convention. Deputy D. ti. Marsnal Wortinngton, 1- nere on business con 10.C tail witb the tfaflloa normal school. Dr. William Mouse arrived Monday men mg from Meppner and is register ed at tbe Hotel i'endleton. Sat Webb came irom Walla Walla Ml nday evening and want to llennner toiiay b attend the wool meeting. J. K. Thompson of Walla Walla i nere on a lew lays visit with his mother, Mrs. M. A. Thompson ami brother Harry. J . Clove who was woun 'ed at Cold springs Landing last Friday, 1- gradu ally improving. Dr. W. tt. Cole will probe lor the bullet tomorrow. John Town, the Montana sneep man, who ha- been in I'endleton lor tin past low daya, returned to his home in Vieal Falls today, tie will i- nere again to buy a large number ot iambs Mr. and Mrs. Jobu Vurt left tor the east this morning. Mrs. Vert is un her way to bcotland, where Ur will visit relative for the next six months. Mr. Vrt will accompany her as far .1 l.uttalu. t, A Carle na associated iiiuiseU with W. J. Murphy, editor and pub lishar of tbe Minneapolis Iriuane, in tne capacity ot cine: editorial writer Mr. Carle was formerly managing edi tor oi the i'ortlaud Oregouian. I.n l. . rij. u-- return. il 1 .4 iron Uilliuga and vicinity, iu Aluiitaua, where he went to sacur some viawa. He visited tbe Custer and Keuo battle- ueius ami tbe uroa agency and ba nrougnt uack witn bim about two loien pictures J. 11. Ackerman, State superintend out o( public instruction, will u hare next atunlay t" meet with the execu tive board o( the state association. I -ii. pa. K, l! Conklin aim Coiiuly MuperiiuenUent Nowiln will be present and such others ol the cuUIIIIIIlee as nanpefl to m in town. Mrs. C. J. Carlsju, formerly a resi dent of Pendleton and ua living at the Concord mine, ha bean viaitmg at UM noma .jj Mre. W. l. Hansiotd dur ing the past waak. tiht) will leave for baker City touiorro nmrniug to visit her daughter, Kdua, wh u a student at tbe convent. Miss Daisy ritawart came nouie from a visit in lot rande, Walla Walla and other 1. .ii8, arriviug on Monday even- ing "!' will not taturn to Cortland this winter, where she wa employed 111 the dopartmeut (tore of Olds, Wort man a King, but will remain in Pen dleton. Hur lather, Harold hlewart of Pilot Hock baa parvhaaod lots hare aud il now erecting a dwalliug house which to- will occupy 111 a lew weeks. Kv. and Mr. Pfjff Chandler are in town en mute from Walla Wal.'a to John Dejr.GrtBi county. Mr. Chandler has served during the past year an tield agent ol Whitman college. He baa been appointed hv bishop Malle! n:u of the M. t. church U the pastorale ol the Joliu Way circuit. Mr. Chaudler's auu, Perrv Chandler, jr., owua and adita tba Great County nawa at Can yon City, a mile (rum John Dej Monday's La Oraude Chronicle Hev. t-ather Moor, preached bis larn- WOU anriuou in m i. ramie vmuiiUi The Columbia Lodging House SEWI.Y RU.VlrtHEI) HAH I.N ' INWECTIOK IN L'EN I KK K HI.tM'K HKT AI.TA 4WKHH STS turn. .a,r. . A. RADER. CbrneT Main and WebK streets, FRAZIER'S SCHOOL BOOKS HERE. JUST ARRIVED. EXCHANGES HALF PRICE. V aaa jb (fcaaaiei bh 6aoh OUtfit of books HCJ L. G. FRAZ1ER, School Boak Amd( and Distributor for I'matiUa Co Bookl MpeoUllv for Pendleton Academy mw read At the end ot hi row ran iusi i- rbo ijssa poor ImplsaMBtt F.X. SCHtMHP. Prop. GOLDEN HOLE HOTEL. prieos. vt as(-vr vou used arsbav-' I is t, let ou- our pri sat Utt il. NEAGLE BROS. TRANSFER TRUC K ING, ST OR A ; E. CR0WNER & SON. TKLRr-HDNK MAIN WAhrtlJ Hftagit. in Thoroughbred Bucks. Best stock on Coast the Telephone connection at ranch. H CUfJM Pilot HK-k or Pendleton. Csiatj. Cunningham. CM M . 1A.SS W. ti. 0CUI OKKH.'K IN Jl'Dl) uiutuiua wmw uour K kj li WL I 1 lo I iviilium n Cor. Court and Johnson Sts. PENDLETON. OREGON aisasa asst. gieetru Ligbu. amerirau PUu. rti. I. i u . I jsdsr Kurobean plsa. 'ss., 7tc. . a sio .s. aaM S weak or moult t ree Bus loots all 1 rains Commercial Trade Solicited. Fine Sample kooms Special Attention Given to Country Trada. CONK AD KOHIEK PROP r.ejr. ; ol Ptrs a. as. ; 1 i p, m. ii. prrioi KiiAi: aaai oai. aoura iu u :. K. I'. J. 8MI IH OKKH h (KK I HK I tu.l.cluu vius. Ulit Icauuouc l isaaaeaa uipuuu . i. band liquet 1 r.,j r. HOMKOPATM' i m io judrt i 7 1 1 real- JSK M. 1.. 1E.SP M ILOl K. a. caurruai Call up:- No. 5 (or Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. Heavy Hauling kstHKISl SlUtDUOB glVSO u lAoii(umols Laatz Bros. UK. U, J . M KACL. KUOJi lion biu.'k Tslspbous it pauuv. kiaaa isi 17, AShOI HA. MaMaaaa '- U:tlnn I ft-w days we will liat fn-sl; CLAMS and Olympia Oysters Cl tt A Opposite Golden Rule Motel. ofcTKoearHH eHVhiriA.s uiuj nK. LYNN K. BLAKLSLKL HK . ! sad o.r.ou humw. ,u i .1HMa J( opp How., cor aOTaadifiB aVJaaafi: AHtMITBLTS AND B 1 1 . Lit h T. V. HOWAKii. AtlCMlTKiT ik'u lV-f!!1-B aad p.,,. d. , J add bulldlu plaiu loi boom 17 la clly or touuuj BUUUC i COLK builder kJlllua ucc Jut, aun IKa.1 1UK.S ANll irniauol ou tuuti bi.. -Aopou Bia.ul,ri4.,a .ur may. oomtbactob asl bstioisio. lurnuoed on u wlaA. ,., muuur, Ullieul nr. la, ,Ujucj1.. ,,, The Plate to Buy : : : : Vou get Good Beer. oi n i OlMTlsTa. It. A. A I Oil AN OKMTIHT lu Judrt Bulidiui K. A. MANN ULNTiKT IN xa.w.. . Bloua.OTsrP b UowooVoBo. ' IN Horxu-THL HKUKIMabti-d iTd l.rlUB.l no.:, tiu l -n i..T, ...7 w .Jf ' 1 wii.r; you can got uaick and clioap pricaa. Put iu your orUor lor lioatlor ImmIs wator tank aud food racks Boat line of I.uiuher, l.ath, Oh ingles, Build ln paper, Tai paper, Lime and eemeut, Pitjkett Plaster, Brick, Sand, Moulding Screen Doors & Windows, Sash & Doors, Terra Cotta Pipe. When you drink PILSNE BEER. Guaranteed uo-' w cause headache r dizziness c.'ttj laarsiial sua U1 u .o.,i si tbe sxptrsiioii oi isu dy i "in Im Uurac, i..l. wallc bind im i. wcigbt .1 about i ysara, bonded i, , loicd Seuieiuust II. lan J M HlAtUMAN, CU aUrsuai. iorsboail, two UP poau U, u u ebuuidar Ask for it Pendleton Planing Mil and ' Lumber Vard. R. F0RSTER, - Proprietor SchultZ BrewW