I
THEY ARE OFF
In a thousand placet the people
who tell you they run sell better
Shoes for less Money.
than we can. If you will take the
trouhle to look over our slock
we will show you the beil lines
in the market of the following
goods:
Men's Boys' Youths'
shoes
Ladies' Childrens'
and Misses'
shoes
and a large line of Rubbers
and Overshoes all sold at the
lowest price for cash
CLEAVER BROS.,
Practical Boot and Shoe Men
PENDLETON, - OREGON.
J
i it day, si:itkmiu;k :
L901.
HRBVITIUS.
Jas. A. Howard. Farm loans.
For runt Two furnished rooms. In
quire at thi aflat.
Wanted A good, strong boy t" w.irk
in -i t. K. Martin.
Store room tor rant, enquire itt Mr-.
. .11 mils' millinery store.
All voters over M yearn anil all lire
Mi are exempt I rum poll tax.
Kvery citizen alioulil register Don't
(ail to register before October 2,
Kemeuiber tin- Saturday night bVibi i
Kirkman'a orchestra, trillion floor
manaiier.
For tale A .neat tf.roiiin house ami I
Iota on corner, nice homes all around
11, 11400. I I. Wade.
(io t the Woman's Exchange, tor
home made bread ami pastries on W. .1
nesdays and (Saturdays.
Sliced bacon anil wafer ill
smoked beef in glass hottles. -nine-in
inw very tine lor lunulien at ll.iwlny
Hros.
Milan- ball fin hallow block will tM
open for engagements on and after I Id
September for dancing only. Inquire
of 0. U- Wadu.
(Jail and aee me if you want gru.-er-itta.
1 buv in carlou and will nil
cheaper than any atore in eastern
Oregon. It. Martin.
W. H. Witbee la agent lor tin- 1 -meat
i i- ami Davis sewing machinea. A
full line of Hupplioa. Repairing a apc
cialty. All work guaranteed.
School Books
All ready for
First Day of School
We have all our books for both
Public Schools antl academy and
will exchange- new books for old
ones at halt prut:. Conipuiwin
boxes, rulers and blotters given
away with purchases.
TALLMAN & CO.
Distributors for Umatilla County.
Toy a, tova, toy at Nolf'a.
Have you reuimered'.' Itookn rloe on
Oo toller
$1 abirt wants, now 4tc. Cleaver
Uroa. Dry (hxmIm Co.
You loae your vote if you don't reg
iater. Hooka cloae October U.
Beat school boae ever aold, 26c pair,
('leaver lirotherx llrv (roods Co.
School handkerchiefs, Ic each,
('leaver Brother llrv (iooda Co.
We have a lir.t claaa carriage painter
with a guarantee. Neagh- Hroa.
Sewing Children 'a clothes a special
ty. Mra. Ada Boss, olll June atreel.
Ice cream -oila toingnt ami saiurdav
a i Kiaippen'- drug atore on Court
street.
For first claaa riga or a call at any
hour telephone Depot atablea, Klvin
Craig, I'rop '
If you want to aee a nice line of wall
paper and borders go aee C. C. Sharp,
Court alreet.
School auita at diacount of lu per
i cent during tin- week. Cleaver
Brothers Drv Oooda Co.
A lady of experience ileairea a poai
tion aa dark in a atore. Can give gocd
reference. Aildreaa Clerk, care Kast
Oregouian.
New invoice of ayrup iiitchera,
bowla and pitchers, aalt and mpper
ahakera, vegetable diabea and plat
tera at llawley Uroa.
Norria Silver, North Mratlord.N. B.I
"1 purcuaaed a bottle of One Minute
Cough ('lire when auffering with a
cough doctora told me waa incurable.
One h it tie relieve. I me, tile aecoiid
ami third almoat curetl. Today 1 am a
well man." Tallmaii c. Co.
My atock of fancy groceries ia well
selected anil I would like for you to
aee thou., hauuy picklea, reliahen and
chow cbowa are of the best imported
ami iloineatn- hruuda. 1 have a tin
line of auioked liah, (aucv mackerel
and the beat cheese ou the market. K
Martin.
The O. K. a V on Wedneaday iaaued
a circular announcing the re-eetabl isli-
meiit ol ita San l-'rauuiaco ateauiahii
.-ervice. The live-day achedule will
again be in effect, coiumeucilig witl
the steamship (Columbia, leaving Port
land Sunday night, September 20, and
the hhler, leaving San tranciaco Mon
day, September lit). The hour of depar
ture will be the aaniu aa formerly.
.Many phyaiciaua are now prescribing
Kodol Dyapepaia Cure regularly having
touml tliat it ia the beat prescription
they can write because it la tiie out
preparation which coutaiua the ele
ment- necessary to iluest not oulv aoiue
kimlnot to.iil hut all kiudaaml it there
lore inn indigestion and dyapepaia
no matter what ita cauae. tallmaii V
Co.
At bed tune 1 take a pleasant herb
drink, the next moruiiiK 1 feel bright
and mv complexion ia better. My
doctor aaya it acta gently on the
atomach, liver ami kidueya, and ia a
pleasant laxative It is made from
Herbs, ami ia prepared aa easily aa
tea. It ia called Lane's Medicine.
Laue's Family .Medicine umvea the
bowela each day. I'rice 25c aud 60c.
For aale by Talman A Oo. , sole agents.
Shiny shoes,
now and we have
latest designs and
Are the style
them in all tin
shapes.
Our patent calf, patent kid and
enamel calf shoes are selected from
the best lines, and are strictly up
to date.
They fit, weai well and keep their
finish.
The Pendleton Shoe Co.
645 Main Street Pendleton, Ore.
The Clam Club will have a regular
meeting tonight.
Norman B, Hnntloy, a Wall street
man who waa formerly interested in
several Oregon enterprises, died in New
York, Wednesday.
The ticket olllce of the O It. A N.
will sell tickets today only, to San
KrHiicisco and return at IM.10 by rail;
189.16 by rail and steamer.
K. S. Johnson of the Kiler 1'iano
00.i has rented a portion of the Judd
block lor bis piano store. He will
occupy a part of tho.corner store room.
t'ari Q, Morris, a young lawyer of
shIciii, died Wednesday of typhoid
fever. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jobtl Morris well known in the Wil
lamette val ley.
Snl Darling, 1012 Howard St. I'ort Hu
ron, Mich, writes: "I have tried many
pills ami laxative' hut DeWitt's Little
Karly Itisera are far the best pills I
have ever used." Thoy never gripe.
Tallman & Co.
The train for the Sundav excursion
to Walla Walla will leave the (). H. &
depot. I'etidleton, at 8:16 a. in.,
returning, leaves Walla Walla at 10(90
p. in. l or the round trip the fare
will he only 11.41).
The-inan routined to the jail on sns
picion was released this afternoon. He
gave a good account of himself, saving
that he was troin I'omeroy anil had
worked in the harvest fields there for
sixty days. He aays that Ins name is
Charles l-'ulton.
I in Kllgene high school expects to
enjoy another successful season 01 loot
hall this year. A tax ol 26 cents has
hecii levud upon each Student of the
Kb.00 (or the mainlenance of tl.e
team. Practicing will soon conn M
and a cninpetent coach will he secured.
The forty-ninth annual conference
0 tin- Methodist Kpiscopal church 01
1 iregou was formally opened at llills
boro Wednesday morning, ltishop W.
F. Mallalieu presiding. Uev. C. A.
Lewis of Cortland was re-elected con
ference secretary, this being Ins sixth
year.
(ins Lafontaine ha- purchased
through .1. It. Dickson 60 feet fron
tage on Main street between the
Colombia saloon ami Martin's bakery
He will soon begin the building of a
one storv brick building. Mr. Lafon
taine has also bought the Depot Stable
1 r.n.ct. troin C. fi. Wade.
The Fast Orugonain lias something
like 700 pOQOda Ol brown wrapping
paper in rolls which will hi- sold to
the person takinu. all of it for 1)
cents per Huml. Alan a lot of roll
paper holders ami cutters which will
be sold at one-third of the usual price
to the person taking all of them.
The hatchery aites that have heen
selected by the fish commission of Ore
gon 011 the Snake river at Swan halls
and on the (irande Koude river, are
purely exierimental for the present
season, and no permanent hatchery
buildings will he erected until the
certainty of the desirability of the
selection ia established from actual ex
periment. I'KRSONAL NKNTION.
T. Latham is here from l.'kiah to-dav.
P, C. Sperry is here from Pilot
Kock.
Mr. ami Mra. Kim Morton of Echo
SMI in town today.
Judge Fllis went to Cortland oh the
d train this afternoon.
C. K. Catea, a cattle DM of the
Pott'l neighborhood, is a visitor in the
city tody.
Mrs. J. F. Itula-dew 01 Moscow,
Idaho, ia visiting her parent in I'm
dleton, Mr. and Mra. F. M. J.ynn-
C. (I. Carter, J. 11. Haley, L. If.
Kccder and Dr. (,'. .1. Whitaker have
rota rnod troin a lour dava' deer hunt.
Miaa Fthel Johnson, who has been
attending a business college in Port
laml. returned in I'endleinn on laateve
imig'a train.
H. M. Werner, repreaentiug Strauss
Hroa.' tailoring eaiablishinent oj
Chicago, is at K. Alexander's store,
taking orders (or tailor made suits.
He will remain until Sunday noon.
Strauaa Hroa. rauk with the best tail
ors in the I tilted States.
A party of twenty-mm- eraona,
headed by lliahop burton of the
diocese of Lexington, Ky., iassel
through here Thureoay morning on the
way to the general 1-. pis. opal conven
tion in San Fraiiciaco. Uev. W. K.
Cotwiue waa on the tram aa far aa
Heppuer, and waa agreeably aurpriaed
to uuil a number of old friends among
the delegates.
0i 1L vt a.i. mid aon Ou have re
turned from the state fair at Salem.
Mr. Wade saya that the cattle exhibit
tiie lineat ever aeeu at an Oregon
fair. His own Herelorda made a good
allowing beside the tine stock of W. O.
Miner ol ileppner, John Spar,.-, ol
Nevada and C. F I. add ol Cortland
and -.cured four tirat and three third
prises. He aaya that the races were
good considering the muddy track.
tory proof by KMipl or otherwise, ol
tba payment of bis street poll tax (or
the year in which the next election is
to be held :
Now notice is hereby given, that the
marshal is hereby directed to prof I
to collect from nil persons within the
city of Pendleton liable for a llntl
poll tax, the sum of 2.
Hy order of the common council.
Attest: 3, F. UFA M, Recorder.
Dated this 2th day of September, INI.
Notlo to Votsrs In the City of Pendleton.
The following is that pari of the city
charter relerriug to the aasesamenl and
collection of a street poll tax:
HaBO. M. "The inhabitants of the city
shall lie exempt from payment of road
taxea, or the assessment of property
Aitiiiu the city for road work; provid
ed, that the common council may aa
seas aud cauae to tie collected annually
troin all property owuera in aaid city
the aum of (2 (or every f 1U00 of prop
erty assessed to such person for city
purposes during the year, aud In pro
portion for a greater or leas amount
tnau I100U, and lor ea -h male iiihalu
taut of aaul city between twenty DOS
ami fifty yeara of age .except persons
who are a public charge or too iiihrui
to perform labor, or active tireiucn, ex
empt firemen or other person by the
lawa ol the state ot Oregon exempt
from the payment of road or poll lax-
sj the aum of $2, to be known as the
'atreet poll tax:' aud tiie amount of
money ao collected shall be applied to
the improvement, construction and re
pair of the streets iu aaid city, aaid
money ao collected to he kept iu a
separate fuud to be kuowu aa the
'street fuud;' provided, lurthur, that
the marshal oi the city ia authorised
to collect aaid poll tax, aud fur that
purpose ahaC possess the same power
aud authority ami have the same reme
dy granted by the general lawa of the
atate to the sheriff or tax collector for
the collection of deliiiipient taxes."
the charter provides further .No
poison is qualified to vole at any ulec-
tou who is uot entitled to the privi
leges of an elector according to the
lawa of tins state, who has not resided
iu the city for ninetv days preceding
aucii election, aud who hue nut paid a
atreet poll tax within the' year iu
winch such election is held. Provided.
that all persons whoreby this act,
or by the lawa of the atate of Oregon,
exempt from ttie payment ol atreet
poll tax, if otherwise qualified, may
vote at such elections.
The charter provides further: Aud
no person shall be permitted to regis
ter for the purpose of votiug unless he
shall first exhibit to the otticor having
chaige of the registry books satisfac-
noon outlook FOR PAIR
Parmsrs Give Mueh BncoiiraKement to
The Bnterprtse.
The outlook for the Fxcbange Fair,
to be held here on October H, is over
encouraging. The Commercial associa
tion has jdaced the tuniiauchif nt ot Un
fair in the bands of K. T. Cox, who,
with J. M. Bpanca, lalt tin- morning
for UoKajt creek to interview the farm
ers. A message was received from Mr.
Cox about 0000, saying that he had
met with much encouragement from
the farnierM, whom he bad met thus
far. Horses, rows, hogs and other farm
products have been proniis'-d ami every
one says that it will he "Just the
tlnng. ' '
Circluars have been printed and
sert (o many who may have something
to sell or something to buy. The
promoters are enthusiastic in their II
pertations ol making the experiment a
success.
Knterprising Pendleton has adopted
a new scheme to increa.-e the town 'a
trade, says the Weston Leader.
Monthly exchange (airs will be held,
at winch farmers uiav meet with buy
ers, barter their products, and do their
trailing. The lirat fair will be held
October H.
A never tailing cure for cuts, burns,
SCalda, ulcers, aud sores is DoWitt'l
Witch llaael Salve. A most soothing
and healing remedy for all skin af
ections. Accept onlv the genuine.
Tallman A Co
Notles.
All Modern Woodmen anil Koyal
Neighbor! are requested to i t at
the Hendrick'w bull Satnriliiv Smitem-
ber L'H, a' B.'UO p. in. to arrange lor the
entertaniinent of Head Consul North
cott. J, T. BROWN, Consul.
Attest: (i. A. KOCH1NS.
IM A HliKI vmlA NlfiHT
I .-sporting Life" M elodrama
Orsat scsnle Attraction.
-Hporting Ufa," h Itl BiJ
nnlnilran... with a very
seen inhellishmeid. which , .
nounoad !nr prodnallofl at w.r",l'a
opera hooai neaf liaaalAv. The pn
MM written b (Veil Kalelgh and
Sevtnonr HIcltS.LondOn antbora, and II
M(d to imssess all the elements " J
oltetnenV all ha haarl throbs, and an
the loves and hates IndlMBOOl to plays
Of j,s chancier, in addition to snttie
entirely aotel metbwh ol itirrlng thi
inn emotlona, If li Ww
acts and DO leH u.an twelve seen
and among them it ll claimed Willi
loond aoma ol the most daborate
tage pictnrei efar wen. Doring 's
long runs in New York and Chicago,
the magnitude ol the scenic environ
ment was mere frequently commented
noon than anv othr lesture. and vet
,1,,. prtM ol both cities was nnainnions
in pronoonolna the play itself a su-
nerlor xrtirle ol melodrama. 1 he
sitriled boxing bout and exciting
race course n-enc are two of tin- chief
faatum of the piece, and tba first, at
! least, is an innovation. Tn the
uninitiated the interior of a boxing
club during tin- progress of a glove
routed, with all its attendant M
tnres will dine aa a genuine surprise,
and tiie manner in winch those alfairs
MO conducted la strictly followed mit
' m the mimic bout in "Sjiorting Lila.
There are a great number of people
employed in the production and among
then' a score or more are lamiliar to
our theatre gonra.
Qeo. W. Lane, Cewanio, Mich. .writes:
"Your Kodol Dyapepaia Cure is the
ben remedy lor indigestion and stom
ach trouble that 1 ever used. Pol
: years I suffered from dysepsla, at
times compelling me to stay in bed
and causing me untold agony. I am
rompleteh cured bv kodol Dyspepsia
(lure. In recommending it to friends
who suffer from indigestion I alwavs
offer to iav for it if it fails. Thus far
I have never paid ." Tallman A. Co.
R;W.Pnreell,Kintareville,Pa. .says be '
suffered U vears with piles ami ciiubl
obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch
Hatel Salve effected a permanent cure
Counterfeits are worthless. Tallman d
Co.
Gamblers Robbed
Hut that isn't what
we wish to call your
attention to. It's
Mother's Pride
tin- best twenty live
cent coffee on earth.
'Hi may pay more
tor something infer
ior. Try it.
WINTER
SHOES
The GREAT TEST of ihoe
i ,ts BEHAVIOR in WET
WEATHER. A shot- not prop
erly made ot made ol leather not
properly seasoned SWKLLS
WHEN WET and loses its shape
Our shoes are made of the most
careliilh t a n n e d, thoroughly
stretched and seasoned leather sn
that tliev not ONLY WEAR but
keep THEIR SHAPE even aftei
having been THOROUGHLY
WET. They are made artistic
'stylish and comfortable Inns
besides heme, inexpensive in their
cost are lit :it .an 1 f.lil' in wear
so long as to be the most econo
mical slmes
We fit all kinds of feet PER
PBCTLY ai that's our long suit
ST. JOE. STORE
GRANULATED S
Friday, Saturday
With everv
With everv
With everv
With everv
With every
With every
With everv
$ 1,50 purchase,
B tin purchase,
10,00 purchase,
18,00 purchase,
JO. 00 purchase,
SB 00 purchase,
00,00 purchase,
s n; v pmpih
Monday, Sept. 27,
groceries excepte,!,
rocerles excepted,
groceries except,!,
rni nries excepted,
Kroceries axOBpted,
Krncnries excepted ,
groceries excepted.
opTaSSSSfc
S IwitdioilSCfc.
5S PWol IZ h
JO pound, of
50 ponnJaSgyN
l" MofaSlS
Our prices guaranteed the lowest; largest stok
in the county to select from.
LYONS MERCANTILE CO.,
Furniture and Undertaking,
ITrw.l ii Sal m 1 1 ft .
Radtr'i Furniture Store, com,
Ma... and Webb street. p
cfieion, i Oregon. '
Pilot; "Why ,r0 there-
Uncle San.: "Be,-aiH(1
has the finest line of F
to be found in Etotan n.
end w all or ent ..
eycH on the many nice furniture NMttioni and secure so
of the rare harframs h- is offering,
. A. RAOER.
Comer Main and VVithd streets,
A coinplote line of
St.itnint:r- ami boolta
School hunks ami
School supplies
FRAZIER
THE
N'W line ol
U.ttlcrv, IjJ
BtC. New and U
uoaio, in Kill
gOOda, pocket be
purses can!
STATIONERY
owi Tea House. The Peoples Warehouse
That's tin place. I 1
Subscribers
to
1K YOU WANT TO HUB
crib lor mKlue" or
nnwapaporii In the Wotted
H'sUm or Kit rope, remit
If uoital uole, i'hec or
emi t the Kt i not....
M, ao NIN publlsheri.
riaPdzmes pnos me iMUJiicsuon
s Ton desire, end we will
have It sent to you end ewumu ell rlek ol the
moue Iwlus Ion in tin) met U ll will saye you
both trouble end rlik. II you are a ubecriber
ui the Krr Obsuonian, iu remitting you can
deduct ten pur vent frotn the piiblltben' prlos
Add rem KAH'l OHKHON IAN PUB. CO.. Heieii.
Ion. Orevou
THE PITTHRS OF FEET.
716 Main Street. I'ctulleton, Or
IS I'Of'Xn-THK HKKKISAKTKU IH.
Isevrlbe.1 Hook haa been uken up by the
City maribel ami will be eohl at the expiration
of ten day (or i-iUi and expeuiee.
Oue nr., 1 horse, brau.Ie.l wiih aquaMei
Hielt V ou led ihoulder nudA ..11 nshi dioul
der, weig-111 .iboui mm pooudr, age about ..
yeara.
Oaled H.!piember ii, Ivui.
J . U. HBATIIMAN. City llarehal
Unm TeWI n n r
J
WILL YOU BE THERE?
W.- lake reat pleaeure iu invitiug you to attend a
pCOieVl exhihition that will be given in our store ou
September 27, 28 and 29.
;it which turn- we will have on display a very Urge stock of
fine Imported aud Domestic Woolens, not samples but
huge piaaai of woolens. We have obtained these piatM
gOOdl for the sole purpose of allowing our customers to see
the goods more like what they appear when made up.
A Special Representative Will Be Present
especially prepared to take your measure carefully on
the above dates, for a very high quality of tailor
Ins at popular prices We guarantee a perfect (it or
no sale, and especially recommend workmanship ami
trimmings. Don't fail to call even if you are not pre
pared to buy at once, but leave your order for future de
livery. All the new Oxfords and Cambridge 1 1 rat .Mix
hires, Knglish Striped Worsteds aud popular Blua Serges
will be contained in this display.
We triut to have the pleasure of your attendance.
R Alexander.
Canai in all itylaa
MAN
Combs, KrusM
list received sonic
Fine After Dinner
Cheese
And many Fancy Delecacies at
Standard Grocery Co
Opposite Qolden Rule Hotel.
Call tip:
No. 5
(or
Wood,
Coal,
Brick
and Sand.
Heavy Hauling
toper-lei atleulluu siveu
lo CounmuiiiHula
Laatz Bros.
The Columbia
Lodging House
NEWLY RURNBHIJ
HA It IN (ONNKWW
IN UKNTKR OF BLOW
BET U .iaaWEBBKW
I .X. SCHliMPP, Prop.
GOLDEN ill M
IcrHKHT 1
Let Us Hut Our Meads I 1 1 lrt ll...
.epaT, VJST; ."J-' ' iarHaae
. M Pn,e, ..Tea-onebiV " s'SSoVM'a'n
e.ituiu- on uy kmj u( oarrlag "wSJ yoU
NEASLE BROS.
Wholeaale
doaler iu
Ice,
Wood and
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Beer.
Henry Kopittke
f 4 ,nH JohllSOI'l
PENDLETON. 0RW
Steam lieel. K'''''"1'' H'-lniaMI
Amnrlean flu. ra(ea.J "a
KiiriiK.-n pteaiicSiaa
jpc. i.l raw bj ssp 1
i-rc. Bus neat
Commercial Traik '
I. LloOUU
r-ine 3i"K' "
AtteDtleB4,
Country Trarte.
CONHAD KOHUf- "
THAN SKI
TRUCK
ST OK AG
CROWNER I;
Tai.aruo"