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THTRSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1901. Boys' Shoes When you buy shoes for school buy some thing that will give WEAR, COMFORT and that don't make the boy's foot look like a ham We claim that the shoes that we are showing for fall will wear and look well and are as well made as our men's footwear CLEAVER BROS Practical Hoot and Hhoe Mu slun-p whit li lit' K.vaiis l Pilot VITUS 49c. CMWMI Jaa. A. Howard. Farm loam. BilkAniab toilet paper at Half's. Tha schools ! ad inarnad at noon for the day. Aroma coflm, beat oo the Mtfkai, Haw lav Broe. Heotch oata and ail kind of musl. at Haw lav Broe. 11 iihirt waiata, no Broe. Dry Oooda Co. Nicest eaatern bam and baron n. the city at K Mart in ' "wilt's premium name and breaktast oaeoo at Hawler Broe. Lata Crawford peach ee, tine tor ran auiC, at Hawlar Broe. Store room tor rant, enquire B1 tsfl Campbells' millinery More. Beat school boar ever sold. Mk pair. Clearer Brother Ir tiouda Co. School bandkerebiefi, la each. Clearer Brother Dry Ooods ( For Drat class n or a cab at ari boar telephone Depot stables, 1. Craig, Prop. If ro want to aae a nice line of wall paper and border go aae I - atari . Coon street. Housekeeper wanted. Corerwi wa gon aod two horse for sale, laqi at K Martin's. Bcbool suits at discount of 10 DM cant daring this week. Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co. Go to the Woman's Baajjaagl boose made bread and pastrie on W -nsadsyi and Saturdays. Nolls can tell you all about it hs has 6cbliU Milwaukee beer M draught. It is always nice and Music ball in Laltow block open for engagements ou and aJtaf September for dancing only Eaqaire of C. B. Wade. H. Martin is up to dat in i: oary business. If there is ftoyt you want in bis line thst be hasn' hi stock be will get it. For sale 80 acres laml m. Umiu of Milton, plenty wmm 46 bushels grain per aor. I3UU0. E. T. Wade. W. E. Witbee is agent las Mm mastic and Dans sewiug machine. foll line of supplies. Repairing cialty. All work guaranteed. "Tex" Langerer bas boogbl "airship" from Hamburger Pra a prepared u serve soy kin ) wicbes on short notice. Hew: Bkaks a specialty of sandav lunches. Olympia oysters for s " ha -oyster cocktails matir fcCaOfl 'Tbe Mate." Court street, 0 C. L. McOinnis is proprietor a the beat brands of wine. Itoaotl al cigars. The homeliest man in Pandit wall a the handsomest, and are invited to call on any drui and get tree a trial bottle of Balsam for the throat sn! ramade tnat is guarauto-. relieve all chronic and acute asthma, broucibtis and cousui: a 36c and SOc r or sale ny in.. A Oo., sole agents. Wslla Wslis farmer say the road OUtSUle nl MM Bit) an- in battel SOSSBt" lion than before for more than a year. W. R. Furnish will ship tonight to I acorn , 290 heat! of pun naseit of K. C. Rock. Cvrns S. smuIp ik ?n town for the balance "if this Wwak, Itogplag Ht the Hotel Pendleton. Leave nrtlers at the botel tor piano mim A dancing party wa. mean last night at Artnorv hall in n 'nor af Miss Be mele Oroate of , kane. K Iranian's orchestra fnrnishei tin- music. Work l progressing nteat: y "n the Walla Walla fruit lair building and everything will be in readiness for the owning of the lair on the 8M. A train of UUl jvinie lor use of the troops HM Philippine was shipped Irom Fort Walla Walla Wednesday evening. The animals will first be taken t. Krt Assiii ; on iuu, Mont. C. C. Anderson is tiere from Boise Visiting one of his MaMfOOl "' I I SB Rule" Mores. Mr. Au.lerson is out on a tour of inspection and durum the trip he bas visited stores in Central City, Oolo., Weiser and PaadlstOB. He' i interested aie.. in RMU1) OUjat mercaiit.ie estab. isi.ineiils lft OolOfMO, Franki. tiepnsrd, the disc bar gad soldier, who was bued in '.tie po lice coor. Saturday, tor iiiasing dis respectfu remark!' about the president, paid bis fine and was reie.ise.i. He will leave twu as soon as bs rsosivSS bit final paners. He has te'n BOtUUd not to go inside the government re serve. PERSONAL MENTION. John ri. Ourdatie left tins morning lor Portiatm to atteml the exposition. lale Mawfcaf went t I'oM land this morning to spend two weeks at the car nival. N. Berkeley returned tbkl morning from 1'urtiaiid wtiere lie me, the agent :if a ftosaaf of utml seeker. He re- turue : IBM SrBlag ami left attain for Wall Walk. Arrivals a: Hotel Pandieion. 1 H I uile, I'.irtl nd. .lobii i'litin Portlaad. Mrs T I' Harden, Portland, i p Bagdaa, t al .and. ilehnst Pittsburg. A ti Wa.lan. 1'itUhnrg. i W Vebi.. I'eudleton. w R Qlaaaianiag, Portlaad. C 1. Ikwner. ( sane. K K Hnrrie. ioane. .John J Fogarty. San r'ran.'isao. r K Rsster. Portland. nnsti. .. Portland. jTIXIF: LOWELL'S EUL00Y Concluded. tion found him ready to meet every emergencv arising in bis admitustra tion of sftaira. 1'he future will naval charge bim with lailnre to t a t y . Of rank him other than as true to the best in life. We mav salely leave I n with the age. They will dn him jus tice. Heritage or His Peopl. His highest legacy to the present is the memorv of bis tolerant, blameless, lottv manhood. A Christian without ostentation, be followed the teach ing ot the Master of Mercy faithfully, consistently leaving to posterity the j.ilgineiit "t bis sincerity. Cleau in word ami deed, be leaves a Heritage t the young men Of the nation more val uable than lauds or treasure, in the high mark set for them to follow. H iwev-r w'reat may be the differences in creed or opinion, this is a Christian nation, so founded and so to endure, ami deep bedded in the heart of all will ever 0e a love for the sacred song which rested upon those pure Ufa a If fS on earth was ending. Knew Here in ine aiierwurui o he waits. This life cannot end aii. 11., ,tm an, I niti'tIM thi llltlire II! h la land he loved so well watts with S welcome lor us sii upon the unsi-en shore. Shsll we meet him'.' Yes. but we must go tiearing. as did he. the lanr eis of duty done and a Itfi well lived. S.,.t 1 iMV. '!,:- Il'li'e - 111.111 r" . roses ol love ami lines the charge of each of keep it. and upon it vourselves and your children to the patriotism and the purity tor which the hie ,.; Mckinley Kood. GOVERNOR uKBR AT SALII. rich with the of ieace, into Mi Take it . ta' iteilicate vonng MiKinley was made known t" the officers of the Hiram Lodge, No J I, of Winchester, and on the m,'1 t , Mav 1, INWi, 7 :'M o'clock, be present ed himself for initistion. I. B V Keed, s conledorate chaplain, was WOT st.ipiul master of the lolge Md COTS far reil the degren of entered aimren lot III due and ancient form on lha candidate. Dn the follow ins evening the tlSglOS of fellow crsft was tiveji, while at tie HUM hslge on the aftercmn 'f Miy li at o', l k received mash" mason desree, tbns BOmglotfng the dens in the MM rOdgO But tnree ma ons are no liviiiit RtlM WftMOaed the initiation tieorge B, atui 0 .'enk in ol Winchester, a: W. I;. D 01 of Nashville. After the war Major MeKlohW afBI iat"d with Canton lodge. i 10, i August 21, lWiT, liecatne a charter member of Kag hnltie Ho. 4!. 0i 'les-emher 'ST. laftl. he received the de gree of mark, past and Mtf SlUSllaOl master in Canton Chapter. No. M royal arrh masons, ami the Di xt olgl I was eialted t" the most snlil line n i;r of royal arch aaiooa la tne name shap ter. Major McKliney invested with the order ol Uel t.roes on Daosm oer IS, 184, ami live night iatr with th , order of tne reuiple ami MaIi In Canton commandry, No. :is, kntghtsj Tempiars, while a member ol congres. Maior MoKlalaj was invested Wf th I and maintained his connection with i, if the I - I Maonry to which h nelongetf. hut pnhiic life had pre, iu I etf any active work on his part. Mil-j INM Bs ii tine i An Odd Fellows Sanitarium. ladianao '.iv eut. 19. At the ses ioi nf th sovereign grand iolge of tKid Fellows, a resolution was 'intro Mismnon Paaaat r Mf' v. " " r I arts. r. .. . . H,.4inate teistfwi " Presid-nt I out'! wn..r , Ponklrk on Toesdav. A abof mwm rttbs special train whic ollowau ihnllet rali( ,. , pollst Sd imZ praariaaal v' .me was hurt. An lntrnttenl tensrst Umd at, Bapt- IH the Brussels corres i ..,;. Post, "that i learn. " savs t of the rnatninal lor deal-rt.mnjH,l boal before the end of the Duastsr in N Isatdim Boat l. - iestrover Cobra t lv ' ""''y' mn rork in the North Baa. of fir'tv niv twelve were r... ..m.r Fsunderss ... Uk JP San I Bti " i ill 1 ,,1 Ke The steamer M il'" 'H'i. " . wanee rOIBl, I time lrt't ittubt !ne ersw of BB aaH ST. JOE STORE A-k : Btjt our PANN VELVET Tin1 Dental and latest thing in waist gixnl- and trimming in all new desirable shades LYONS BIERCANTILE CO. he cure nan A Furniture and Undertaking. J K Pitts. au. Aruistr S H Hooper A T Kagau. w ti Duals M K K . J t Hunine B ti Martin D W Ceoipt r.dward Bra h a laaalli Aody Nylainlef, 1'ortlan N b-rkeiey . city. Notie to booior. an ler a n. ,ieire immeiiate settle ment of a. a I ALKXANDlft, I'endieton. 0t., sept. IT, 1'I a Woodman ot tn WopiS. Attenti in- Kicursion of Pend eton Camp No. 41. to Alt. ton. r., Satur day evening. eptemtier 21, at 6:15 to institute camp at tna: place. All members aiabfag to go will please call on L. 0 flisok or J. P. Walker for particulars By order : Con. tie. Brown-Zeu W. L. B'own m USke Were BUT..- at tlir i L l-'orn Warren al . Ool I -o at the Una Spok of th Funeral Conducted in Can ton, onto, today. alem. sept. 1 v . In the present ! a vast concourse of people at the state house lov. tteer spoke nls of MM life of McKinlev. In c'.wiug he said: today all that is morta: M William M. Kuilev will be placeil heneath the sod ol the lieautifui emttieuce over looking Ms beloved thio home, ny lie side of his two little children departure for the other world o taaay years ago. has oo d.tuht heen a cititiu ually contributing factor in the con struction of his most admirahie char acter. On this soth aaatsanarv of the death ol the Ismented U orgs Id, we meet, my friends, is this heautifii! grove, the like of which are Htld U nave been mid' first tempi. - t ex-;.r.'- on- grief aiol a- a mark of spect for the many virtue : our i parted president. Political difference are boshed in tbe awfai processes of death. We mark tbe absence ol both deuoicrat and reputilicans in this me morial service, and a, with tearfu. eves, we sav the last farewell to Presi dent McKinlev, we can hot host our heads in sorrow, and with heavy but hopefui hearts, say with him. "It is iUod's way. His will be done." PACIFIC CO A T OBSERVANCES. aemortal Ssrvisat in Evr City. Town and Hatnlst- an Francisco, fept. ltf. All busi ness was sojpended au ! the oitf was draped in mourning, service were held in all churches this ucrnaig. Public memorial services were cou IhciikI tins aiteruoon in Mschan I - Paviilion attendetl by 'tov. '.ie. Mayor Phelan, state and city dignitar ies' army and navy odi -iair. lotaiga consuls, the judiciary, and tio con gresional delegation. An enogv was pronoonoed by iiou. W. H. I.. Barnes. From IB MO t.' l-:3d, iu coujm ;. with the rest of tbe cities ! the ('tilted Mats, all car, telegraph and railway .inee stopiwd operation. It war too liour the BSafy was interred. The day was observed as one of inourniiig and prayer in all coast stales. Me morial services were held ! BVOTJI community from Han Iiego to Vaaaatv var. B 0. raising a fund tor the construction am! maintenance f a national rant tar ittm at Hot springs. Ark. i'ur.iu tlie '' );."' cio'''l the re ,., . i net gain of 40t7 oxer those of the preceding term. The a sets amount in all to Hol.O-'t. A New Invontior. in Foe Signals. A new method of signalling daring fogs bas DOM invented that Will lessen the danger of collisions anions ocean vessels, nod If It SfVSM a MataBl many serious diaaaMn aril taawfiad, it is well to need signals of danger w ban ever they may appear, especin y those that show there is nieti, .nc : ver and ku supenoriiy is nrmiv aMablMaad, it voa are a sufferer trom au of tboot compiUius Oo not fa: to give it a fair trial. Have you purchased your winter footwear? W be just reeeived a '.arrc shipment nf the jieate-t and befl wet weather footwear ever ghown in Pendleton. They an ail made of the very beet and thoroughly Beiioned The Dnde is (rum near Mr Hrowu owus a farm kg, rio aaapls w:ii live place. Boars aad a capture. London, sep: 1 -.Lord Ki todav reports from Pretoria Boar under h t ha yostordav e three companies of mounted i near Ctrecht in Um Trausvas inei re lakoj al Mm mmb Loer on the British Side w. officers and fuurt.-eii met. k..i The hgi.t. Lieli wounded, irad and tiity POgavM that Prit men killed and H- ers : werr el hSjaf l'"w School Books All ready for First Day of School keumnea. contsrenc kndi. Lomloi. sept. The t-.cumsnical inarvp. in i " - d1re-w-iii ade and Nearer, My God was sung. nilaaador among thH ; stssi Mint liuiuo ladai President blti Th. We hove all our books for botl Public Schools and acu m M will exchange new books for oil ones at half price. Comua: boxes, rulers and blotters givei away with purchases. tre UUSl TALLMAN & CO. Distributors for Umatilla Count. Pr..sr.i A(ra Buffalo sept 1 a stateattmt w Kiven out bv the physicians who at tended President ing as fal e the p iiilervieas a itn tl M le, III.. 'PI" PARTY SLIPPKKS... We have the most complete line of Pgrfj 51 ppan aval ihowa ta Pan diatoo. Our Colonial aud Grecian st..- ar n. ) laBBffd i kaeg for evening wear. Call and examine men The Pendleton Shoe Co WM. FITZGERALD, Mauagei t (.ondoiaoe Fron; China. Wast.iugtou, tiept. It. Minister Wu today forwarded to tbe state depart ment tbe following imperia. edict, transmitted uv tbe privy ma il and receive.! (. .ii, vml.-r.Uv : "By direction ol her me;c. tn emprea dowager, this edict U iuei bv us' 'The pienifiolentiaries Pi In 01 f iling and Vicen Li . ha i iem r . uad Um throne' by taUgiaj I II t thev have received a uote iron, the 1 piled -tate minister at I'ekin conveying tbe sad intelligence ol tne death ol tt.e president of the I'niled suitea. It is with unspeakable"-- and cousteration that her majesty and 1 have heard the distressing news. The .ale president always gave DMBi' (estatp.ns of sincere friends!. if' and during UM events of tbe past year ne pursued a polio marked by a bigb tmm N justice. Wu Ting Ksng is tustructeJ to convey h t..- I niteil tates government this MOa ,H- ot our sincere .undo em.-e, l.e- goal this.' " snaior Psnrots Rod Sour Osyt. Ph.lsdelphia, bapt. IB. After a ride of three days oo horsehatk th M "-Is of Idaho Bad four and a half davt oo tai.road tra w. -enalor Pen roic arrived home at midnight aud left this morning for Canton to attend Um la lttal of President McKinlev. BaaSV IOI Penrose had been ou a two uioutns' beat ng trip and be started tor tbe east a sooa a the news of the snoot ing of tbe president was received bv hngland Moaored tn Uad. lomlor. sept It-. -Tne admtra.'y Isaad mat tns Americau flag be hoisted at half-mast on all the main masts of all war vasael in port and that the I'uiun Jack and the ensign be -masted uutil after the faasoal, This is the brst iccaton wnen such an order has been issued for a presi lent of a republic. MASONIC KBC0R0 Of joBIBIBT. Was Hign lr. IS Councils Ot Ane.i.t aad Aeeapted urdsr. President McKiuUy became inason U ler perhapr the most unusual cir ri. instance on record. His entrance into great secret order an OX . ten: oi the war between the states aud was very unique. It came near Um olOM of tbe memorable civil striie, while Mr. McKinley was yet in the federal am.; with the rauk of major. Tbe fouaj Ileal from Ohio was stationed at Winchester, 'a., where was located h-spiia. lor confederate wounded. In making the rounds one af teruuun a ith the regimental surgeon Major Mc Kiuley QOt I Sad that the surgeuu was ou very friendly terms with several of the suutlieru prisoners and that he fre quently gave tliuui money. The luler ast of the future preeideiit was arous ed, aud when the opportunity present ed itseil he asked the reason of Ulid rather unusual cordiality. The sur geon told him that they were bjogho Maeous aud the major met kbit la formation with the wish to become a member ol a traternitv ou which neither prison bar nor rauk of office had tbe slightest effect. The desire ot Another line- f our tall it-kkIs has ar rived. In our west window we are showing a line of Wedfnrood etl'ect and kinted lamna. Seems like baelneia suicide to orter tliem at the prtosel quoted not any higher than I OOmmon plain lamps. Owl Tea House. The Columbia Lodging House NEWLY Ft ' KM HI- L I. vl; 1 COS SEi l'I N IN . EN PER OF BLOCK Bt i vl. I A a Wi nn - I - I . . SCItEMPP, Prop. and (Jrreii ri lor ..:. oi on msrgiDt New tor. St.. - kachange Chicago block flacbsngc. Clbicagv board ui Trade. etudlalua Jrt Laurels Aain! ticut HiM-K tit. U1KJ Kaisl - - ..... i I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY WfllSKEY Guad nvcslaua wwra ho-- awartktl at (Was UrUfl IA4M SSls fflS. A ! Kader s Fi ."am : ' unntur. St,,r.. U 1 swen W06D Wtt 11 lie most eh..e- heretofore ghown in thii city. Bemember w- eba -lutelv tiuarantee every pair wt- Ik Peoples Warehouse TMK fMTTI'ks OF FEtT. 716 Main Street. Pendleton, Or. ' Main ami Wehh te,.-. ."5rA' Pilot: "Why go thug ii'--'X Tncie Sam "bVauw Qar r to be found in Katern o and we all want to feel . v s on th- inanv nice furniture reations and setui of th- rare bergtinabe is offering. M. A. RADER. t orner Main and VVeh1. streets. FRAZIER'S SCHOOL BOOKS HERE. JUST ARRIVED. EXCHANGES HALF PRICE. L. G. FRAZIER, s a a 1 w- a m tw .'ti r .1 ioi jii'K. .j dtrj i'.n.uur iui mauua v umi li.ik- --; -.a tor IV-ndh-ton Academy QOVUti At the unfl of his row pnev. V list.-, cr yuu :.m1 Lsve Wit t.'. mat', oar our prl.s .is tu .. asst. N EAGLE BROS. WASTED. BALESM EM FtJ BfiLL H OL l.lbkA- riss til sui lo cuaol bosr.li l.ibr. pruposilloD CuluD ikuuoI Kurnunint Cc . PHYSICIANS. .I. a . .. "Yr.'t. . N . ' ; . ouuaiog oaicc noun K 10 u a a. 1 10 i i m TclopaoDr T t. W. VIS' EST M i. 6rrU t KKAK ol ISirs'. Naiiou. aat 01. iu.:. .. u 1 a. B ;IKI m Thoroughbred Bucks. in Best stock on the Coast T-le;h.)iie oonneetion at ranch drtBl I'.i t H'R-k or I'etidleton. Chas. Cunningham. M 8. ..AUill-l. M I Ray Co., Ha; sou ssli BUI isi jTi i-OU pro pn.i OI'raPATHi VH lOli Suramin oft. il Jul: umct olsci T. , tvsi 00U IT, J I a . re.1 aT a ksr4 Ull out Uiu cai 0: bu uirv lipp Uiu. CLAMS and Olympia Oysters Standard Grocery Co Opposite Golden Rule Hotel. ABlHIThLlh AMD aU ILDKRS. T. v. h.jwaki. ai; wi.rh r anu I aoun 17 Ju.iii bulfdius 'N I I: A. 1 ! AND I luruisnwl on turi ho- Til.WU'lf ""''- Bast line -if I he Place to Buy : : : : You get Good Beer.. When you drifi b alier. y.iu uan Kt quick anil ulieap .rio. Put in yuur order lur hier UmI water tank and Iwl raeks. U A. MAY. U0VTI boiidsr asilmsUa luru.ai uiuourr cmiil aalaa. tiu dai eao be lit t iu Kast u AM. lul ol sic Or OIHTltTt. K. A. VAIOMAS UKNTIaf orri r ta Jud't bui.'i.ug B, A. MASK UKSTldl !.s AbgOCU ttSC ataafc. over r. B Clopiou'i oSc ik pouxn-rut; h k 1: k 1 a 1 1 h k ok. I oascribail su.. u owu utw up l li.c t njr iuri. anu ll. Ur utul t iu anptratioa I SKkSdr'Ifi,l,,'p,! 00 '"''aa. .Ji alii . .J2! 1 ' " "ur J a. us run .vs. nIUl4i. u.d ojr jvas UMllil The louvre Saloon Old Newspapers TO fr ta . am lit, or prpus .u irge uuuarvd i- imler, hath Bbinglee, Build ln putper, Tar paper, Lime ami tuieut, fiikete I'laster. Brick, and, Moaldini Screen l)tjoi V Windows, Sasli i Douie, Terra ' otta Pipe. Ndlrton Planing Mill aod' Lumber Vard. ... mBJP VII Mlt I IBasara-- BEER. (iuaranteed no J otogg betfitlN dizziness Ask for it- riMlUK..". aamjaaar- Rl iohSUH. - Proprietor. Schaltl Bre