THURSDAY, JANUARY 16. 1902
OUR
SHOE SALE
CONTINUES
In full tilat ami will .-.mi
Mom until Hii our atooa it.
(rout Don'i miss till
ctianre to buy your fixtt
wntr at a big ml ii. "i ion
TCve ryUilutf jro.
Gasoline Lamps
i
SOLD
ON
i5
niort
aio
No
oil
I i
t init
light
Ht 11 ()
iii oper
than a
Ulii)
i
coal
ami
ten
mora
Owl Tea Hotsse
mora at the normal nchool chap1 on
lB 23d Inst.
Mr and Mrs. Cllno and Mrs. Hasoy.
Of RflllS, nrr viwlilnK Montis In Wei
ton.
Mr o W. Proebetal, wife of s.'iv
ItOI PltMbtttl, has rf!turned from
Wnlla Walla, where she has heeti
under treatment in the hospital for
several weeks at that plaee. She Is
mttOt) Improved and hopes to he out
In a short time.
PFRSONAL MENTION
CLEAVER BROS
The Bool and Shoe Men
WESTON CORRESPONDENT.
Whitman Teacher Gave a Lecture to
Normal Students.
Weston. Jan 16 Professor W I)
Lyman, of Whitman College, Walla
Walla. gave his lecture. "The Growth
of the Idea of Union In the United
States" at the normal school chape!
last evening The speaker advanced
the thought that the Idea of union, as
It Is now held hy the American peo
ple. Is no: the product uf tic thought
of any one period In our history.
Hut that It began with th- early colo
nists and has advanced with the de
velopment of the nation, ami that
the future alone can tell where it will
end. The le turc wan well received
hy a large audience.
The Violet Lodge of the Ih-grei of
Honor iiiHtulled officers for the com
1ng year last night The; are a fol
lows Hast chief of honor. Mrs Jen
nie Jamleson: ehlef of honor Mrs
Mollis Iteathe. lady of honor. Mrs.
Lew Preston, chief of ceremonies.
Mrs. Henr Stumper, recorder. P. T.
Harbour, financier t! W Proebstel:
reeetver. Charles Taylor, usher. Mrs.
Marv N. Ison ; Inside watch Henry
Morgan oittshh watch F. H Deathe.
After the installation a supper was
served to the member of the order
and their guests
I'rolesso' S S Humell n i elebrat
Ht elocutionist from Chicago, with
rm cianght' i will give an entertain
J W. MALONEY. ASSISTANT
Of
for
ii
and coflcea
Pendleton Savings Bank Elected
ficers on Wednesday
Wi dnesday the aunual meeting
the election of officers for the I
dleton Havings Hank was neld ami
the old ofleers were all re-eK-etl to
their respective places, with the ad
dition of J W, Malouey as assistant
ashler The officers arc as follows:
W J Furnish president; J N Teal,
vice president T J Morris, cashier;
J W Malonev assistant cashier ill
rectors. J. tS' Teal Portland: K.
Iloettehei Chicago; Joe Hasler Pen
dleton; K. P. Marshall Pendleton R.
Alexander. Pendleton. Charltw H.
Carter Pendleton; W. J Furnish.
Pendleton
The bank Is in excellent condition
having deposits in the neighborhood
of $760,000.
CONCORD NOT SOLD
Mm Ktta Degrow is In town from
Westou.
Attorney C. H. Carter has gone to
Pilot Rock on business.
W F Johnson nnd wife, of Walla
WhIIii are nt Hotel Pendleton
I It Means, W R. Parker and A.
J. Harp arc registered at the Golden
Rule hotel from Umatilla
Jake Platter, of Puyallup, Wash ,
Is here on a brief business visit. Mr.
Platter formerly lived here.
Mr. and Mrs T. C. Taylor and Mr
nnd Mrs Leon Cohen went to Port
land this morning for a brief visit.
Johnnie Albeit a prominent stook
man of Walla Walla county nnd for
nierlv In business In Walla Walla. Is
In town.
Miss Elizabeth Matlock, of Hepp
nei hi the guest of her cousins Mrs
T W. Avers. Jr. and Mrs K. A
Vaughan.
Arthur Heufert. who has spent aev
era! days with friends In the city,
will leave this evening for his home
In The Dalles
l)eint Sheriff 0, P Davis has re
turned from his trip to Hot l.ake and
Is confined at home with rheumatism
and a threatened attack of fever.
H F Connor, of the legal fir-part
nient of the O. R. N.. Is here for a
day or two. He came for a brief ie
suite from his professional labors In
Pendleton .
Mrs Smith who has been visiting
her daughters Mesdames Rose Camp
bull ami Joe Parkcs. and Miss Myrtle
Smith, leaves this evening for her
home In lone.
Otto Turner and A Kunkle left
this morning for Kcho to spend a few
hours duck shooting Ducks arc said
to be very plentiful along the Tims
tills river a few miles below here
C. P. Davis has returned from Hot
Iake. Union county, and Is confined
to his bed with sickness. He hBS
been troubled with rheumatism and
now has sonic fever. Mr Davis Is
quite III.
Miss Nellie and Frank Mardmau
who have been attending Ht Joseph's
a adem have been called to th'li
honn In Waltshurg In respon to
word that their sister. Mrs. O Q
Hrund. was tint expected to live
Charles A. Chapman has received
the news oi tin death of his Rather,
J 0. Chapman, at his home in Jas
uai county. Iowa Mr Chapman was
In his stith year Charles visited hlBI
several months ago ami hit- father
was then In feeble health
lis-, F.va Kwltler Is the guest of
Miss Mabh Nye In this city She ex
pects her mother. Mrs. J. D. Hwltz
ler. up from their home on (he Co
lumbia river In a few days, when
they will leave to spend the rest of
the winter with relatives In Missouri
Seth W. Mai ey from Jasper coun
ty. Iowa. Is In Pe.-dleton. Mr Ma
cy Just before he left Iowa sold his
INHMM farm at $80 an acre there
being a eoul i xcitement then- about
that time. He Is In Oregon Inok'nt
over the country Mr Mary W a
breeder of fine cattle horses ami
!":- He ma transfer ho energies
and interest to tub xectlui,
A $5.00 Shoe for $3.50
We are leUing uumi I 8 Hiiuoh for Stf.fiO.
These an exoepUoualUv good bargain
If iittf' and children' MOW bslow cot I
Wb invite your inspection.
PENDLETON SHOE COMPANY
ii5 Main Street, IV-ihIIi-uhi, OftXOO.
DEAL SOON WILL BE
FINALLY CONSUMMATED.
Previous Figures Published Else
uuhirr art- Not Correct as to
Amount held by Stockholders.
With reference to the story In elt
eolation that the Concord mills 1
Lawton. had been sold, and that Pen
Alston men got $4H).oim out Of
deal. James A Howard, who tl 0M
of the principal stockholders In the
property, said to lay to the Fist Oic
goulan:
"A deal Is on foot for the sale or
the Concord mine by the Concord
Mining Co.. but It has not yet DM0
consummated. The price that has
he, i, offered to the company Is an
tlrelv satisfactory to the holders,
but the story that It has been sold
is erroneous, although it Is expected
that the deal will be closed In a few
days Most of the stock In the BUM
Is owned b Pendleton men but tin
list of the stock holders that has
been published Is not correct, neither
as to names not respecting the num
DOT of shares held by each one. Un
til the deal Is entirely cleared op,
no t'nrt tier Information can be alv
en out."
EASTERN OREGON
PHYSICIANS AND SURGFONS
Met in Pendleton Today Permanent
Organization Was Effected.
The Kastern Oregon District Mnll
cal Society Is now In session In the
rooms of the Pendleton Commercial
Association In this city The meet
lug was called to order, as announc
e,. hv the president oi the tocttt)
Dr J L. Miller, of Pendleton after
which Mayor T. O llaltey delivered
the welcome address, which was very
able and will go a long ways toward
making the visiting physicians feel
at home while here. Dr Gillespie
of Portland, then read a paper on tin
cure of the morphine habit, which
was followed hy discussion of the
subject from Drs House, of Pendle
ton. and Beat, of Weston. Colonel
Rale also discussed It from n legal
standpoint.
Then the physicians repaired to
Hotel Pendleton, where the had
luncheon, and again went back to the
club rooms, where the rest of the
afternoon was put In in electing of
fleers and discussion as to the plm c
of the next meeting, which will piob
ably be held at Hot like next sum
nier. Meeting are to be held every
sl months.
Poltowiim arc the name of the of
fleers ami their respective restden
ces: Dr Mny. linker City president;
Dr. Cob.1. Pendleton first vice-president;
Dr. Tape Hot Lake second
n -c-prcsldent ; Dr. Henderson Ten
dleton. secretary and treasurer.
Tin- name of the physicians in ai
tendance at the meeting are: J. A.
Rest. W"ston; H. E. Curry, linker
City W .1 May Raker City; M K
Hall La (Jrunde: Q, W Tap. Hot
Lake; E. U. MeDanlel Raker City;
William House Pendleton. W. G. i
Cole. Pendleton I Grlswold. Helix:
J. H. Thompson. Lostim M M Did
llebrandt. Milton: It. L Gillespie.
Portland; C J. Smith Pendleton; J.
I Miller Pendleton T M Hendei
son. Pendleton; F W Vincent. Pen
dh ton. R. C. Rlngo Helix D .1 He
Faul Pendleton; Campbell Pendle
ton
Dr-
M.
following delegates present with pro
per credentials Mrs Minnie Still
man. ol Daphne Circle No ". Pendle
ton; James 8nlpeB, of Cedar Circle,
No. 8. of The Dalles. Mrs Nellie
Barnard of Willow circle. No. o. of
l.-.,uall lr, I . O s. oi AtneiiH
Circle, No. io. of Aihonsi a. a
,,,,n.rt nt lt Hood ConiP No.
1 The DOltea; l .1 Kirk. Of Tiimii
lum Camp, No. fi76. of Milton; J. W.
the. Adams, of Attn mi Camp. No. ll. oi
Athena A D. Stlllinan, ol Pendleton
Cnm). No II. I'endieton; wiiimm
llnrnard of Fedora Circle 146.
James Snipes. Of The lhille. and
.Mrs I. L. Glllls. of Athena, were
made temporary president anil secre
lorj and then permanent for this
roiiNcntlon.
Neighbors A D Stlllmnn. Mrs C.
C. Van Orsdall and J. M Adams were
appointed on order of business
Courtesies were extended to Mrs.
C C Van Orsdall temporary prcHl
dent and J. P. Walker temporary
secretary, giving them voice In the
convention.
Hedges amounting to nearl loon
members was given by those present.
and by letters from the various
camps nnd circle of district "11
More Wireless Telegraphy.
New York. Jan. Pi. Through wire
less telegraph system the Knlsei
Wlllielni Der OroaM, .lust arrived,
wn for half the trip eastward nnd
n hirge part of the westward voyage.
in almoel constant commnttlcatlon
with other vessels or the shore. The
ship was pructlcallv n llnatlug tele
ITtptl offiOO ("aptaln D Homeninnn
said: "It was the most complete test
of the Marconi system we ever hnd "
f ffffff Nff j
One line of
Ladies Shoes
sold .it J13. 51 ' pan
anil lite alu at that
pru 1 ,'Wc arc closini;
nut ai
2.19
5
I
Botter mm then todur
Peoples Warehouse
PfMtflttor.
OUR GREAT CLEARANcil
. . ..tth, wnuiut inroujrh January
And as heretofore you will find our nlTTT" m
pt-titors We are in a position to give Mpct ,r,n,9r,
money-SO KEEP THIS IN MIND when v
we will Rive a lew prices, hut everything ! a3
2H yanls tlliicrham. fast colon. p
'if yards Outing- Flannel 11
20 yards Onwh TowelinK 1.00
14 yards t food Hhlrtlng i n
afi yards llleacbeil Muslin im
10 yorda Bettor Hlcmched llualin .'. 1M
Pin SlIMttali 81 inches wide, per yard nr a!
Kemnants all gprmdof at HALF PRICE c B'g lot
Very truiy, omeKlKe,
ST. JOE STORF
A
oTiin: I3vll
. 'BFHSsr v Inf i rv 1
simF. y ' a rtmn..
AW: sW
.v.U-" BF 11 .'h"" iJ
i rat .. 1... -ii- .1 -am nusti.-s oi :1 k. " 3
" pw designs ui
""wwioi in all Hm,
as an kept in an
Up to Date, First Class Furniture Stoic
The largml Btm k ttoiii whu h to select and all at prices
dof competition Undertaking ptrlon in connection
I M. A. RADER.
t Main and VNehl. Streets Ivndleton, Otn
Bk.
AIRT1QHT HEATEI
I have a full line of the celebrated
COLE'S AIR-TIGHT
Wihxl and coal itOVfM guaranteed to
le absolutely air tight. None of (lie
heal in wanted and the itOVfl will
wave ONE-HALF of your fuel bill.
I aK have lull line of cast cook tove ami steel rant
Prices are the lowest, quality conudertd
T. C. TAYI OR, the Hardware
741 Msin street, Pendh ton. OfWIOti
I
Jy'
ml
TSaal
Ts U'SBSP
PEDIG0MARRI8
Prominent Walla Walla Lawyer
Wedded in Pendleton
At the parlors of the Hotel Pendle
ton Wednesday at 2:.tU p nr. John
H !'ellKo. of Walla Wallu and Miss
Clura A Karris of Halt 1-ake were
married Mr. I'edliro is one of the
leadlna attorneyti of Walla Walla and
1 was deputy prosecuting attorney of
Walla Walla county for one liin
He catue over from home ami here
t met his fiancee who had com,- ,,111
from Halt Ijike where they were
married llev John t'ren of the
Thompson Street Methodist church
lici formed the cerenion
Smith -Johnson.
Uev Urun this mornlna at 10
o'clock at the parlors of the s;
OeorKe Holet. united in msmiaKc
Thomas O. Smith and Mrs BtU
Johnson The groom Is one of the
extensive stock men llviuK three
miles west of Echo, when he has re
sided for many years and Is well
known and stands high in the com
Unity, while the bride is a renldent
of Dayton. Wash., and was an old
school mate of the groom Thev will
leave tomorrow morning for their 1
uomc on the ranch near Echo w
Habh and Mrs Johnson lai,.r of
Smith wen the witnesses
Big Clearance Sale
books for
almost nothing
Sale hi Jan. 10th to Feb.
If you want a book ol anv
kind or description i.onn
and look at stock and yet
lienclit of our low rr ,
H
M r
'oupioaur
This f rasl VsfMa
Ml MANHOOD RESTORED
mmmMmmm ulv u.irr, i.iHriii-rirLu.iioiHi iuoui rrvurli D)iyuelj&n. will anlckly euro vou
aaSr JJa jiv.,ni-e, . .....,, M.. i .... i . .0.., u.i lutuumia,
SJ .J)M tXmwrj, kialiBUSllMu llralui rlfuwli Mil omllimlllia.
Wm WW Ii 1 ' 1 I'-MOiliy Uy or i.lf im 1 r- . iluciunK- . wlilchltiioti-lteukwl
VJ" i ' '"'ruiawrrljcsaaiMt ail I I - . . 1 nnotracy. ruslus:M:cltiiuiatUk
IIvit, llio uklutjfiiJ Ui unuary orsMU ul Sit Uuiuiriilao. t'V PlttatHK UinuKinaau
Sad isstoras small wmk orgiuid
"if1 r ' f r"i--ioorsd by Doctor. Is hecanMSDpertv.it arc troubled with freiuilia,
OUMIil-iM-. t t n .v knoviii rtuie.lv ti.curo wiui.ut n oiriiuu. UMju i.-.iUiii.. .Uh. A wrlllea
ssraalsuKlvra aii'i luowgr reuiruvl If S wiwdwuugi a iwrutauaut tiu ILOOs buM r SUA
Mima ioi. nfcuiimt t o., k: o. Sku an, m
! : pvtm fvrsw..7,J;faWT. i'knjii.ftvw, onrert
LOG-ROLLING CONVENTION
Preparations Being Made Today by
the Delegates of District "B."
To prepare for the Woodmen log
oiling next prlea del, HkUi from
ilistiicl "If wen culled to order at
10 o'clock litis morning at I. O. O f
hall, hy Mrs. (V 0, Van Ortdsll, Miami
guardian of the Women of Wood
craft, the temporary chairman elect
cil at the convention held aM month
1 Maker City J. p. Walker is lei,,
pnrary secretary, ami (! A Martin u
temporary treasurer.
Upon being called to order, a con,
mittee on erodootitla as appolntad
consisting of the following delegate
J W Adams, of Athena camp; D I
Klrk. of Milton and Mrs , 1. (jD
of Ateeaa etrele Thay . reported the
TALLMAN & GO.
THE LtADING DRU00ISTS.
Vou get
What you buy
from us.
ww !
Another Carload of
Sewing
Machines
Nothing sn usetiil or
ornamental for a
Christmas Preaont
a nice HeSfilH M.i
Ohiai The famous
Rotary White Standard and
a mm m, ' st f
lAf KAiea v. iiiAe rrmi I Til
inr sr m mr w m v m mm m m m bib 11 1 ar a a 1
Others from $20 to $30.
Big Discount for Cash until January
l'lltl IXaavak a,- . I C.IL rilftaiD
msi urn ui v ,ti iitris. Ulfb. L-iiCt auu vJ.i
u . . . t il a ra
ill I'lt illlV rr'M Trin I t I I i r 1 1(11 I ,1 7 I s
J VIIH..I '
and matting at cost.
JESS
THE CARPET MAN.
UKJ Stock ol
WOOD, COAL,
SAND & BRICK.
... do..
rucking & Transferring.
Laatz Bros.
aS a mM mm
aannn i:n ammmwm iimnni
curry the largest and bail Una fjf
Wood ( !ho'iier8' uihl Lunibi rmen'i
Suppliaa In the oity. OonajfttitM
Axaa, Weffgat, Bledget, Oroai W
BJld On,.. nm Suwt- Call wd fl'
ttiiiiiif our line and uel our price
iehrc purohnsinj
HANSFORD & THOMPSON,
The Landing Hardware man-