ATURDAY, JANUARY i. 1902.
i
HOTELS ARE CROWDED
BY THE TRAVELERS.
Pendleton Indicates That Pott-Hotlday
Trade la Booming.
Onp need but to jco to tho hotl ro
later nowaday, to learn that trarel
ta hoary and that Pendleton la the
Mecca of an unusually larne number
Of outaide people. Moat of them are
commercial travelers, hut many arc
from the east and kit looking for loea' I
tlona. The hotel arrivals at the Hotel j
Pendleton and Oolden tttth are Rlren
aa evidence that the travel Is as here 1
Btatcd:
Hotel Pendleton.
Dr. Tape. Hot Lake
Dr. Orlawold. Helix.
Dr. M.Danlel. Maker rity.
Dr. Hmlth. city.
Dr. Vincent, cltv
Dr. Miller, city.
Dr. Heat. Weaton
Dr Thnnipanii. Lnatlnc.
T. O. Halley. city
A. U (Irant. Portland.
N H Macklln. Portland
W. W. Ashley. Spokane
J. K Hank.. Portland.
Dr. Dtttabraadt, Milton.
Dr. It "i Helix.
Dr. Henderson, city.
Dr. Cole. city.
Dr. House. eftJT.
Dr. Campbell, city.
Dr. Ma Maker City
Dr Curry. Maker City.
H. L Moore. Portland.
T. I (J. rald. Portland.
HeorKe Murnham. ,Hokane.
T. J. Olnicer. Spokane.
Colin V I ivinent . Walla WallH
I O. Reildlck Portland.
H. B. Imm Spokane
Rd Mansfield. St louls
W. D Allard.
J. C. Maekmnon
K. n. Coman. Portland.
T. P. Yeraer. Sumpter.
Jennie Baker. Walla Walla.
8. J. Cameron. North Yakima
J. Woods Smith. Portland.
Fred Olson Ran Franclaro.
H. Barll Portland.
McManhlll. Portland
0, H YouiiKman. Portland
H. V. Connor. Portland
1en Marnoll. tloppnov
N B. Ma- kiln
.1. .1. Mums Portland
II II Clarke Denver.
Kd Blackburn, Maker City.
Illaixh. Mavs. Weaton.
V H. Ilearttleld SiioUane
R. C. Bkllea. Spokane
K McMayhlll
W. A. Dalrympb . Portland.
R. C. Chrlat. Now York.
8. Blnahtimar, ciiIcuko.
W. 11, ' !01 kI . Bt IajuU.
tlraic Maya, Weaton.
H. n Martin. Portland.
Klerenrc Sweotman. Montana
Golden Rule.
DliMOll, New York.
Carpenter ami wife.
New
Han
R. .1
York.
W Woods. Now York.
H. C Daniels, lone.
.1. A Campbell. Medical Lake.
Sim Lee. Spokane
C. L. Downer. Spokane.
J. C Madison. Chlcaao.
Homer Kondell Helix.
P. 0 Davis. Denver.
D. W Munilord. city.
Kdwaril Sinltb. Spokane
T. J. Orny. Moscow.
Rlwyn Stevens. Now York.
.Tease Cummlnnton. New York.
Frank Hopkins. Chicago
J. L. HlffKlns. lone.
Mrs A Hopson. Milton
L. CunnlnKhnin. Portland.
J. T. Davis. Chicago
T. A. Lleuallen, Adams.
J. T. RltlldaU, Athenn
Dave Dlro. Adam '.
J. A. MoI.aiiRhlln Oordane.
James A. Wilson Hood River.
Walter Rdwards, Silver City.
T. A. VanHailanbaca wtniia Walla
James Mans. Kansas
R. J Cessmun Kansas
O. H, Oraham La Orande.
M D. Mahonev Maker City.
Mrs Maas. Kansas
Nick Mernor. La Orande
It Albee. Pilot Hock.
Fred Wetson. Pilot Rock
James A. Wilson. Hood River.
Oeorjro Rbbort. Walt) I
Portland
Maker City.
F
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L.
W
Mrs
A J
J. N
Portlam!
Pilot Hock
(lardnor
Maloney
Angel
KniKht
Johnson.
Dunn. Foater.
VallandliiKham Waaco.
Rook Pilot Rock
AtiKUs Cameron. Pilot Rock
John Wenlnger.
Kdward F Mtirns. Portland
J. H. Thomiaon. Plttahura
1) H Caaey.
It K Porter. Meacham
James 1 .ill Helix.
Mrs. HodKlns. Foater
J R. Mrown. Halso
CULTURED MAN STOLE
MARLIN'8 SHOT QUN.
Edward Lehmel Says He Does Not
Know "What Poaaesaed Him" to Do
Such a Thing.
A very peculiar case Is the one Ol
Kdward Lehmel, the man who had his
preliminary before .lodge Pita Herald
yesterday afternoon for the theft of a
Wlncheater shot gun from M F Mar
lln, of Meacham. Lehmel pleaded
guilty to the charRc and sentence was
suspended until this morning:, with the
understanding that he get out of town
Lehmel arrived In Meacham a few
week! ago from I .u Orande ami was
boarding with Mr. Marlln Ri paid
his hills as he wont, and seemed to be
n thorough gentleman. Wednesday he
borrowed Mr Marlln's gun to go
grouse hunting and did not return
with It Next morning Marshal lb atli
man was wired to look out for and ar
rest him If he came here, and a few
minutes after receiving the word.
Heathman found that a man answer
ing the description had sold a gun to
Joe Hauler Tin marshal then went
to the "La- Chance" saloon, found
Lehmel and arrested him. Ho gave as
an excuse for taking the gun that be
was broke and wanted to get to Port
land and said he did not know what
posseaaed him to do aueh a thing He
Is a man of between -Hi anil SO years of
age large, neat and of good address,
bowing that he Con Ml from a cultur
ed famih and has a good education,
ami shows evidence oi being a little
unbalanced In mind. It was for this
reason that sentence was suspended
lb ,-laims to have boon born In Swlt
.erlnwl . educated In (lormany and his
home is now In Moston. He Is a flor
lat by trade, and said ha wanted to
get to Portland whore he could get
work
Notice of Dlaaolutlon of Partnership. PpndletOll.
Notice I. hereby given that the co ' CHUIIW",
partnership heretofore existing tm
! m T.,lr anil W W PnnR
hum. under the Arm name of Taylor
I'angburn conducting a restaurant
business In the City of Pendleton. Or
MMI Is hereby dissolved by mutual
I consent. ... ,
The said W. W. Pangbum will col
lect all accounts And pay all existing
dhtl of said co-partnership.
Dated at Pendleton. Oregon, this lit
'dav of Januarv. , I).. IfO
D. M TAYLOR.
W. W. PANOMTTRN
Athena,
Helix,
Walla Walla Poultry Show.
Rntrles already made prove that
the number of birds to lie diaplayod
at the ahow of the Walla Walla Val
ley Poultry association, which la to
begin in this city next Tuesday, will
be above the fioo mark. There are
t now more than 6 -holee fowls on
; exhibit at the Pullman fair, lays
the Union, and many of these will
be brought heir In order that addl
tional prizes may be taken or better
markings tried for. Then fi'om the
opposite direction, conic Pendleton.
Adams. Athena. Milton ami Weston
ami from Uaytoii. Weltsburg. Ptoh
cott and Pomeroy there will be larg"
numbers.
Wilbur Company Buated.
Musted" Is the Wllhur-Klrwln
Opera company, which recently play
d an engagement In this city. After
a series of misfortunes, the mualcal
organization suddenly closed In Salt
Lake City, but Is now being reorgani
ed. The life of a maiden in the ranks
of the ever merry, merry chorus Is
not a continuous round of pleasure,
the comedian sometimes laughs on the
other side of his mouth and the man
ager occasionally has to sing a chortle
to his people in lieu of a visitation of
"tin ghost."
The news that King Kdward VII..
of ICngiaml has entered under his
own name several horses for the
spring Kngllsli hamllcapps has
arouseil great enthusiasm among
New York sportsmen, for in OMBMb
tltlon with Ills Majesty's horses will
be those or Wlllam C Whltne) Hi
chard Croker and Jamei- H Keen'
so a warm war to gather the bMM
stakes offered on tin Kngllsli turf
promises to ensue
Blown to Atoms.
The old Idea that the body some
times need a powerful, drastic, pur
gatlve pill has been exploded; for Dr.
King's Now Life Pills, which are per
harmless, gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cl nnse the system and absolutely
cure constipation and sick headache.
Onl 2,r.c at Tallman & Co.'s drug
tore.
LaFontaine ft (iarrison
Proprietors
Old Hutch Henry
Feed Yard.
Cavalry Horses for Salt
BEST OK CARE TAKEN OF
TEAMS OVEK NIC.HT
GIVE US A CALL.
at 12.S00 for a Prescription
The Urxetl tun avtt paid lor a prescription
changed band In Man Kranctico. Aug .W, IWI.
Thr (rainier Inrolv.' lin oein nt ttock 1112
raui) ami wax paid by a parlr ( Imiliiw mm
I (or a ipecldc lor MgfeM Dlteaar ami Ulaueuw,
I blthcrtn Inmrablr dltcaaet.
They commrni'vil liM aorlnua liiTostisatlon ol
t tin iperine Nov. I'., IMM They Interviewed
rnrriiof lhn iMiro-t ami tried II mil on It raar
lu by putting aWSff three doien cane! on tin
treatment ami wan hinf them They al gut
phyilclana to nainr rhronlr, incurable raaea,
ami atmlnliitrret it with thr phyalriana lor
judge. Up t Aug. J5, eighty aetf n percent
ot thr teat i-ae were either well or pnigre
iog farorably.
Thar being tnt thirteen p' aaal of lalltirr.
th- parttrn u ere MIIMied an ' i lnei! the t rati
action Thr prurn ding id the invertlgHtiiit:
I'Otnmltter and ttir i llnleal n port ol the tent
eaae were publhhrd and will ir tuallml ffM
on uppllratlon Addresa Jons J Kri.Tns.CoM.
esv. Us Mantenmrrv H Sun Krnrleu I'al-
The Umatilla
Implement
Company
Agricultural Implements, Vehicles
BUY THE
Best Babbitt Metal
IN 10 POUND BARS.
For line shafting and all
bearing of machinery
of the mill or factory it
cannot be surpassed : : .
Made from Type Metal.
East Oregonian Office, Pendleton, or.
Wood Choppers and Lumbermen.
We curry the larcHt uiui betl line of
Wood Ohoppera rod LamtaTOtn'i
Supplier in the city. ( 'oiiHistiiiK of
cs, WedgM, Sledges, ( 'roHH Cut
iinti Oiih inan Saws. all and ex
amine our line and pel our priceb
lftm- imrcliRHini:
HANSFORD & THOMPSON,
Th" Lflding Hardware) Mnn.
THE
PX H'!'H' t ) i'M' I H t"H
BOSTON STORE
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
This sale being a bona fide closing out sale, the purchasing public is taking advantage of the
the various departments of Pendleton's big store. During January we will endeavor to prove
ra r jl . ; . 1 1 i .i . t a
popular in renuieion. rntc imi tonvinte win oe ine greai lacior.
The first week of this sale shows an increase over the first week of last year.
exceptional values offered in
that this sale is the most
! $1.00 Shirts
Men's laundried taucy colored slnrt
!' Hi-Metallic" and "Wilson Bros. ' and
others, the regular valine of which are
11.96, $1 "() and $1 .75.
Oddi ami Itfl oven of niHn's under
X wnai at OUt pritres to doe.
All kinils of 60o neckwear to Cf
X (dlSe at asfW
A hunch ot odd hats that we are aux-
t iouh to oiow out as follows: fl.oUnat
t for $LU(); 3.60 hat for $1.75; $3.50 hat
Rr f U.76, etc
Don't forget the $1.00 mittens for 50e;
$1.25 gloves for 85e; $1 .OOgloveB 50c.
JJOC M " MIm k VVol'kl" Bhirli
Special so:krt 5c
An unpiecedtnited buy enahles ttj to
offer this great bargain in men's suits
$20.00 suits for 12.50
$15.00 suits for 10.00
All life rod 100 of them; these cannot
he duplicated
I Hoeing handkerchiefs at 5c.
!
I went
clothing.
er cent discount on hoy
)on't forget this.
vercoat roust go. Sacrificed they are
$25.( 0 coats now $18.00
18.00 coats now 13,00
16.00 coats now U.OO
12.50 coats now P. 50
10.00 coats now 7.50
7.50 coats now 6.00
We have received another dray load
of our celebrated 50c overalls, the lest
in the Htale
$2 50 and $2 BWIATBRfi now $1 $6
Dress Goods
At one-half price. This sale contin
ues aud has proven very popular,
thousands of dresses loft.
Ladies Capes and Jackets
$2.50 and $5.00 for twice the value.
Children's
and Misses
JACKETS
Half
Price
Winter caps at half prlof
Muslin Underwear
All our new OOdl included tn this
sale. Here are superior values to auv
offered elsewhere
Gowns
All materials and trimmings, original
prices 75e now 49c, 85c now 69c; $1.15
now H9c; $1.35 now V)8c.
Drawers
Quality as above 25c now 17c; 35c
now 28c; 75c now 59c; 85c now 69c, and
others in proportion.
Skirts
All kinds as above, 36c now 28c, b6c
now 49c; 75c now 59c; 85c now (9c.
We challenge comparison of values at
prices quoted. The children's dressee,
chimises and corset covers included
Underwear knit
$1.00 values now
9c
$1 .2 values now 70..
4 1 ii .... I ' "y
V "l' lllUlfEt HOW
9n
Embroideries
We have made u great out in It
prices on this line. We have decided to
make 1 quick clearance of th Vim-and
therefore the entire line is 'divided into
Iota to sell at
Pgc, 5c, 10c, 15c, and 20c.
Cashmere hose
UU( deep
MX values
50e values now
05c values now
75c values now
$1.25 values now
26c values now
Fascinators
Kntire line to close in lots of
19c, 26c, 32c, 39c and 59c
m
ft
m
Ad.
8 pairs for Wc
Ladies' knit skirts
To close at one-half price.
Flannel Waists
Formerly $1.00 to $2.00 value
now to he closed at
I