0
"Thursday, janttauy 9, ioi
eoavtetioB with the school 1 win
take an appeal from their derision as
soon as the county superintendent
Gonial home.
W S MAYnRRRY
PERSONAL MENTION
OUR
SHOE SALE
CONTINUES.
In full blaet ami will con
tinue until nil hi stock Is
Kiu. Don't tula thl
oliHiic to buy your foot
wear at a IiIk it ilii.'tion.
Kvf ry thing IP.
CLEAVER BROS
The Boot and Shoe Men.
MR. MAYBERR Y'S STORY.
Says He Wasn't Hurt Much He Was
Dismissed From School His State
ment Does Not Vary From the East
Oregonian't Statement of Wednes
day. Helix. Or. Jan. 8. (To the Editor)
The statement or report to your pa
per of tin 7th Inst. Is duly noted The
farts in th' ruse an- misrepresented.
True Charles Stanton proceeded to
do me up. hut Jumped the wron man
Neilther one In hurt, but of course
some ,ay no Then- has been no
trouble in the school whatever, with
the ax rapt Ion of that family, with
whom I have hail nothing to do for
some Una the matter beliiK referred
to the directors foi settlement, which
they did imt BO, Tall, and Kosstp in
Huts, as In many other towns. Is
cheap and the rumor tlew. Hence
the scrap Krlda last. The directors
preferred SBBMN I iiRalnnt me for
usinr profanii- laiiRuaKe. at that time.
We had a trial and the directors
hi-ard the witnesses ami made n mo
tion to dismiss me from anv further
in (' .! Smith Is in Walla Wnlla
today.
T. H. Colwell. of Haker City. Is at
lintel Pendleton.
J. A. Scott and wife were In town
this momltiK from Helix.
.lames Thompson and J. E. Irons.
0l Firewater, an- quests of the Gold
en Uule Hotel
J. E. Oliver has sold a lot In tin
western part of town to Keller Bros
Consideration
H. M. Alcorn a pioneer farmer liv
in II miles northwest of Pendleton
Is spending the week visiting a broth
er In Seattle.
J. II. Ileed. of Starbuck. stayed
Tuesday night In Pendleton as the
Biiest or (V l Drake. Mr Heed Is a
locomotive engineer running out of
Starbuck. and he and his daughter
had been bj) Portland on a holiday va
cation. Y B. Clifton, one of the leading
Jewelry men of Pocatello. with Mrs
Clifton, stopped at Hotel Pendleton
last night on their way home from
l'i mil. Wash., whern thev had been
visiting hot 'inrents. Mr. and Mr ('
B, Davis.
V. II. Klddoll. aceompanlod by A. H
Huelet nnd 0. 0. Kralei. nasMd
through Pendleton today with tlx
cars of fat hogs which were shipped
by the Island Cltv Milling and Mtf
fimt IK- lonipnny. from tl.at plan- to
Sound dealers.
M. I Daniels and R M. POWtn,
prominent cltlens of Wenton. were
In Pendleton yesterday. They say
T. 8. O'Hrlan. who has lieen down
with smnll-pox near that place, is
convalescing None of his fainllv
havi taken the disease from him.
Ira Julian, operator at Helix, who
Is Just convalescing fYoni n seven
spell of typhoid .fever, is In town and
expects to leave this evening for 8e
attle. Tacoma and Portland, to be
absent a week In the hopes of regain
ing some of his lost strength. Clar
ence Adams will continue to do his
work In tin V. C. R. office at H
tlx.
Perils of Our Presidents
All of our presidents have been In
the habit of mingling frefly with the
people, usually without any particular
precaution being made for their safn
ty. The danger of this has been si
emphatically pointed out In the laat
fBf months that wise statesmen sug
gest that the old plan he discontinue .1.
Then- Is no cause for great danger
In many of the so-calb-d remedies ad
vertised for stomach, liver and bowel
complaints. The safest nie.lirlrn- to
take Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
It has been before the public for 50
ears. and hs alwavs been found safe
and reliab'e In cases of nervousness,
insomnia. Indigestion, dyspepsia and
malaria, fever and ague It therefore
ivciiple the foremost position in the
list of household remedies, and no
family sin uld he without It.
WL
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The Spelling Reform.
At a recent meeting of tin- spel
ling reform association in Chicago
the members expressed themselves
as pleased at the progress of the re
form movement in the siielllng of
Kugllsh words Attention was called
to tile list of words adopted four
years ago b tin- national educational
assm iiilinn v In. h Hie now ua-il in
many publications This list Is com
prised of the followlugj shortened
forms "Prograin." "tho." "altlm "
thoro" "thorofare. ' thru." "thru
out." "catalog." "prolog." "decalog "
"demagog" and "pi'dagog."
M0
Kmc tuas mid coffee-.
Government Horse Buyers.
Walla Wall" Jan 8 The govern
inept board of horse auroBoOOTl is at
Port Walla Walla inspecting a large
BOM bar of hors which have been
gathered by buyers recently. Nearly
M head will be required to ntipply
tin deinami but not nearly thai mm
BBI will be gotten this time. It has
required several months to purchase
DM head ami the full number need
I i may be secured by spring
POULTRY and EGGS
International Poultry Food makes them.
Beef Meal givtM them tlavor.
CUnishelh make them solid.
Mica grit aids digestion.
Try a sample,
C. F. COLESWORTHY,
Hay, Qrain and Peed.
7 and iay East Alta Street. - Pendleton, Oregon.
ANNUAL STfiTEMENT
BYKRS' BEST FLOUR
In inske fod bread use H)crs' Hut Flour. It took nrst
premium at Die Chicago World's Fair over all com pet i
'mn tinl giVHH oxcellent satisfaction wherever used.
Kvery sack is guaranteed. We have the best Mtora
KnlleO Raily Seed Kv end Beardless Barley.
'ENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BYLKS, Proprietor.
THE RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES OF CITY.
Showing Cash Balances and Other
Items for Past Year.
The city recorder's report for 1901
shows the total receipts for the city
rrom all sources during the year IP 11
to have been IWJW.lt, against ML
914.90 for 1900 making a gain of $4.
340.31 In the receipts of 1901 over
those of 1P00
The total amount expended during
HUM Is $24,051.10, as compared with
$2t. 130.60 for 1P00, showing the ex
penses for 1S00 to be I2.079.RO more
than those of 1901. This is explained
bv the street and bridge expenses and
cost Of new apparatus for the lire de
partment. . he cash balance on hand at tin t
ginning of 1900 was 994,Tt9.fS, While
the cash balance In the treasury at
the end of the year for starting in on
1901, was I2.3t2.-lt. showing the cash
balance In (In- treasury to havi been
reduced $22,387.24 during 1900. The
cash halnm e Instead of being reduc
ed dui'lni. 1901. has increased $:'.
109.11, making a total balance In the
ireas'i,-' it th.- present time of $1
Ms.n. '
Cab Received During 190).
I'ire Dert, sab of cart and
hose $ 94JI
C( BtOttrj -ale of lots 199 M
Dog tax 190.00
Bin i I poll tax 3S2.0H
l-'iiies in reinriler's court... 3,750.95
Licenses saloon and miscel
laneous 11.292.01
Bat ray stock 44.00
Streets, county, district rOBl 409.20
l.b-ns 1,77.4:i
raxi v l9N 1899 1900 8.274 12
Tntal $20.2R5.21
Cash Paid Out During Yaar.
Fin apparatus, hell $ 28.75
Levee Improvements 87.5o
Fire Dtpt Exp. and water 1.791.96
Cemetery lumber etc R7.11
Dob tax. special deputy.... 109.99
Police Dep't salaries and
expenses 2.924.72
I. .ght 3.504.00
ROBtO 460.00
Election expense I49.pl
Health city physician ami
sundries 999.11
Interest on Ihmi.In ii.5ii4.8o
Liens 1.581.25
Hecnrder. salar and office
expenses 817.40
Mi Klnley memorial 91.01
, Legal services 5t.5o
BtfWBta and lirldges 4.2i'n.l3
Total 924.52. l
ROCtlpts over expenses . $ 2.203.11
POLICE MATTER NOT HEARD
Council Held a Quiet Sell-on wit i
Only Routine Business.
Tin . it OOBBOtl met WodlMdO)
nigiit in regular seslon. with Mayor
T. t; Hallex in Hie chair and GoBB-
llrueii ClofMOBi Hartinan. Johnson.
wltSlor Kr.iier, Sommervllle.
Dickson ami Well present
The matter of poll.-.- Investigation
was not referred to. as It was under
stixjil by all the MBBCtlBMB tliat the
work of the investigating commute.
had not been completed and they
liad B0 report r.-ad.
Wry !lnl BB99BBM of latBBVtBBOO
Up With the exception ol the
general routine work. An ordinance
l at My l iik the 'Olllmi'i between the
lty and J D Morm of0( the grading
of Turner street from Mission to the
eastern boundary of the city was read
ami approv. d Th. work will bOBjl
at once.
TtH leeorib-i s Ft BOfl Of receipts
and iiidltuies of th- it ol Pen
dhttOD for 1901 was presented to the
COOBCil, read and rei. ired to the tl
BBBOa committee
NOTES FROM ECHO.
Doings of People in the Butter Creek
Country.
BBBBi -luii ti Ike HOWBrrl was in
inwn last Friday from QbUowbI
BMOl ni- father. J. I. Howun' ( tBM
morning train. Mr. Howard at th
returned from OrBBd JttOcUoo Col
his old home, bringing with him his
mother who will make her home in
Calloway with her son
On Saturday vnening last th. (i,,i
.'Itowt when nearly through with
the regular evening's work, rocolvod
an alarm at th. door On BMVOriBI
th.- same they were pleasantL mi
prUe.l with a large party ol thai I
fi i. iids bttSfiBI with them ample
freshmenth It Is needless to say
lodga w.i- closed iii a hurry and the
balance of the evening M- - . . i n 1 1
Mr. an.! Mrs. Al (HIMt want l.l
POBdlatOB on Tuesday. Mis tiiiieit
lint well and Will receiv. mc.li
al treatment.
Htl Spike and (' .) Culllford tuok
ser ial iu-ad of horses to Pendleton
Mil to the cavalry.
O. V. Thomson has been very sn k
at his home on Huttei creek with up
oplexy. lie was inn ohm-inns .scvi.r;-l
hours Dr. Swinebuin of Hoppatr
was In atten ! . ai pro. h, a'
reportel much Improved and p 8
hoped he will soon recover
Th. Knights ol the Maccabees
MOBOOWa tent No. 79. installed the
following officers Tuesdav evening
January 7: Sir knight commander
Cloyd Oliver sir knlghi lieutenant'
commander Walt.-r Thornton sir
knight RBIBCi kaoper, Ptrrj Whit
worth: sir knight record keeper
Charles H. Miller master at arms
Jesse Oliver; second master at arms
M Hammer After the insta nation.
supper was served at Mrs Webbs
0 0, Hrownell returned from a
short business trip to Pendleton Wed
nesday morning
Another rabbit drive is planned (01
the near future s.mn time when tM
snow is on the ground. Then the rnb
, hits leave the hills ar.d gather In Mi"
hottOBM Thoy are not so wild and
I art Wore easily driven.
Miss ! ora Harrison our poslmls
1 tress. Is visiting her sister at Pome
iv Wash,
i'harles Uimblrth and family nre
1 ., ting bii wife's parcnU, Mr. and
Mrs John Morton, at Nolln.
Numah Lee has rOtntlMd from OOIO
rado ant) is wnrirhln at tba ranch ol
' A .1. Dill 01 He will sta here until
spring.
Charles Lave, the painter I nun
Pendleton is working on Mr Koontz's
mill
M ft S HARP-S FUNERAL.
Bodv Buried Vhls Afternoon in the
Cemetrv.
Th. Rev. ii J. lerchor, oeVnUed
at the funeral of Mrs. Hubert Harp
ol Cold Sinlngs. which was held al
the cemeteO 'his afternoon. She died
on the 7lh Mrs Harp leaves a bus
band an. I two children respectively.
i rean and 1 months
Studhakc's Beginning.
Clement Itndebnker, the nasoa
tn.ii . i wim died nt South Bend, Ind..
tlie nllici .lav hMVittf an . state 01
many mlUlOO dollar, and his BttBl
ip'ss. repreeented by I.TOO agen li
in th. United Stales ami 9Birone
started In business with a cash capl
tal of 19.98 and 1939 worth of tisils.
Hill he mail, good wagons. Lots of
men oi Studeloiker's iw are dying
In pOBt houses whn were given col
leg.- educatii.'is and who felt above
a tIBBO
jajaBaataiaBiaai ti0t0t0i0i0)t9Wm
TH E
"Norma"
A ladies' lint iknola kid.
fancy top ibot at
$1.79
wouid tic Inn valin at po.ta
Ladies' fine VICI Kid.
Chrome kid lined lace shoe at
$2.79
Stylish,
Comfortable
Durable
and never sold lierutoluri' at
less than $ jo a pair
Clearance Sale Prices
on all Shoes.
Peoples Warehouse
Feetfitter.
Big Clearance Sale
farmers Custom Mill
FmmI Walters. Proprietor.
aaBattti iw siru nf
" our ok iiaKl lor wbei
flour, Mill feed, cuuppert r,.i, imkJ
OUR GREAT CLEARANCE SAL?
nai a f
. . . .win continue i nrough January
And as lieretoforr von will find our nriccs lr.... .L
in titors We an; in a position to give BEST val... "i" 0urti !
money SO KEEP THIS IN MIND when yo ,0r.LST
wc will (,'ive a few prices, but everything oeS cheiip P''
:V yards (llnnham, faat co'ora ,,
2ft yardB Outing: Flannel . . '
Jtlyarda (Irtwh TowelliiR
14 yanls ( lood Hhlrtlng fl
2fi yarrta Kli n, bed Munllii
'Mini- Heller ISIeHcbed Mimlln
. , . , 1.00
Pine Sheeting. Si inches wide, per yard 20c t,
RatnttBDtS, ..II grades at HALF PRICE Cor,1P . . 0t oi
Very truly.
ST, JOE STORE,
i ... -; -:
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SURPRISE
liandaoma lutmcut,
is .'in ,. tlt. mos. MmMm
"rptiM - ii,,, ,,. ,,,, ,h I
a nomc, rsptcia!
K in sin Ii n. ... .1..: .
' 'ie3Bns as 1(1
' Ih'uiiik in ., ks surij
.. .in ir-1 i ni an
Up to Date, Fist Class Forniiurc Store
Tin largest stuck Imni which to bbIboI and .ill ;it prices that
lien i iiii'i:iiinin. 1nui-riaKiii; pariiils in coniiL'CtlOll.
M. A. RADER.
Main and V cbl. Streots Pendleton, Otijor
AIR-TIGHT HEATER
I ImvT a full line of tiie cult'br sited
COLE'S AIR-TKiHT
Wood ami coal atovn guaxantiafi to
lu' abaoltitaly Air tight. None of the
hatt is wanted and the 9t0V99 will
pave ONE HALF of your fuel bill.
I also have a lull line of cast cook stoves and steel ranges
i'rice1. .if the lowest, iiiahty considered.
T C.TAYI OR. the Hardware Mi
7ti Main street, Pendleton. Orner-n
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BOOKS FOR
ALMOST NOTHING
Sale roffl Jan. mtli to 1.
If you want book ol ans
kind oi dBscription cone
and look .it slock ind Bl
BSBSfil of our low pricBI
TALLMAN & GO.
TM LEADINCi DRUUUISTS.
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Another Carload of
Sewing
Machines
Nothing so useful or
ornamental for a
Christinas Present as
a nice Sawina Ma
eh i m
The I. mi. ins
Rotary White Standard and
Wheeler & Wilson to choose from
nth.. to $30.
Big Discount for Cash ant January I9(tt
l ull hue of Carpeta. Ruga, Lac. and Silk CuruiBj i
Portiers at greatly reducetl prices for cash. Wall r y
and matting at cost. I
JESS
THE CARPET MAN.
1
Oeil Beet Oregonlen by Cerrler
only if, ee.ito e week.
Wood Choppors and Lumbermei
... - . i : .... ..f
W fc carry the largeet anu ifi W y
Wood 'hoppers' and litinthei men 8
Supplies in the city. ('onsiHtniK 0
Ax.-s, U'edges, 8Mgaa, Oroai ' "l
and ( ne in u.i Saws. I all and
amine our line and Kut ur )rlc6b
bafSoffi purchasing .
HANSFORD A THOMPSON
ThB Leading HarHwar 9leo