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SATURDAY. JANUARY 2G. 1902
H
AVK i SEEN
orn PKICKS ON
Felt SUppers,
Felt Shoes and
Jersey Leggins
KOK LADIE8, MIH8KH
AND CM I LDRBIf T
SKI OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Wlio in Rtlortl to have wet feet when
yrei cwn buy rubbers at Mdh prices:
Ladies Storm rubbers, 20c
Misses Storm ruhhers, 15c
Chili!':- Storm rulbers, uk.
Dindinger,
Wilson & Co
good peffornuiatN, net tint when the
nsMllueei 01 tba nudicuec ws consul
fad Tiwir. ni nothing "nMk" In
th- bltl and. Hsdeotl thorc wns SAUi
that was Rood The work of Chester.
the equlllbrant, wan the greatest
specialty art ever seen here, ('lies
Mr itmndlDf 00 his haiula. Jumps,
from n high UWe to the BOOT, bihI
,,., It lljthUnj OB his hands and
maintaining his position with arm
inns lei so powerful as to make him
the wondeti of the onlooker. He
niak' I :i pyramid of chairs, so UB
that When he BKMtttl 10 the top M
If nui 0 light alu.ve the scenery, and
orhoi up there balances himself up
on on. hand ami does nil sorts of mar
veloiii ililr.i" Tin- audience appeal
lad id be satiated Wtth the perform
,in 1 ami mowed It Dp their heart
applause.
For Monday Night
Arkansas has often keen the thOBU
of souk and story, and no melod
aVOl written has volved more genu
Ine pleasure than "The Arkansas
Traveler." The same may DO salil 01
"Human Hearts" which Is a strong
ton daalini with Ufa in AtIuumm
hills only In addition to laughter. II
is mingled with heart Interest and
tears.
REVENUE QUESTION
wll- be V.tfSS
...1 R.I1-J 1 p llllllll mm r," i-"
m.bi.v sources as a puldlc
ci,.. anrartalntnenl Is MM
course that Is balm given
at the ThomPOOB street
read
of the
this winter
church.
HONOR YOUNG Ml
ine
HIGHER SALOON LICENSE
IS BEING DI0CU88ED
FAY LE GROW WILL BE
CASHIER OF A BANK.
to Raise from
Like 1800, 0
$350 to
r Even
The Fuel
This question
many peopli
supply Is
of the Future,
has keen worry In:
who tear that toe 1
becoming exhausted, tor
Succeeaot ti
Mr.
SUMDAV ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHURCH OF THK UEOKKMKH
Divine service tomorrow at hours as
follows: Celebration of the holy
communion at I a. m.; Sunday school
at 10 a. m. . morning prayer, litany
and sermon at 11; Evening prayer
and address at 7:30 The offering at
the morning service will he devoted
to the genera! missionary work of the
ohureh.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Morning subject, "The Power of the
Invisible Presence." Evening sub
Ject, "The World Too Small for the
Heart " H. J Zercher acting pastor.
THOMPSON STREET MET HO
1MST CHt'KCII -Sunday school, tl a
m. preaching. II a. m. Junior
league. 3 p. m.: Bp WOFth League.
Ym p m.; preaching. 7::m John
Urcn. pastor.
M EN'S MEETING A meeting for
men only will be held in the Presby
terlan church on Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock. Hev. Levi Johnson will ills
OH sonic practical up-to-date meth
ods of helping men to help them
elvea. A cordial invitation is ex
leaded in . very man In town to at
tend PHUT BAPTIST CHPRCH Sub
Ject of morning sermon - A Call to
Awake" In the evening The Ku
Hire ol Man." The revival ine ,iu :
this wrak has been largely attended
and the sermon tomorrow will folllow
the work of tile past week. A. cor
welcome tn all U W Kite: past. 11
KI11ST I'RESHYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching both morning and even
lug by the Rev. Levi Jobneon. R. J
Diven pastor.
then is no need to worry howevei
as . substitute has been discover ,!
111 petroleum. In nearly all 01 N11
tin. s product s we tlml that ns soon
as one mnterll becomes scarce an
other Is discovered to take Its place
There is one exception, ami that Is
Hostetter's Stomach Hitters It Is
Nature's own remedy for all stomach
liver, and bowel complaints, and dur
Ing the past 50 years It has been Im
nosslble to make a better medicine
It cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, con
stlpntfen. nervousness and malaria
fever and ague. If ."i have never
trlei! it. do so today It cannot help
hot do you good Our Private Die
stamp Is over the neck of the bottle
NEW SCHOOL tlOOM READY
the
Miss Elizabeth Prrott to Be
Teacher In Field Building.
A new school room has been pre
pared for the use ol the pupils. In
tile Kiel. I building, in Wesl Alta
street. Principal E 11 conklln gives
notice that all children who begin
school on Monday next shall go to
that room, to be enrolled Monday
will be the drst day ot a new term
and the beginners will please lullow
the directions here given.
On Frhla evening :ln students ol
tlie eightli grade gave an entertain
nieut for the high school. In tin as
sembly hall on the hill There was
rendered a program ot considerable
interest, consisting ot musu and rod
tattoos and a short drama Tin levi
11 v ot the weather prevented a large
attendance, but the evening was pas
ad very pleasantly.
Elizabeth Parrott. recently 1.1
Root i'urg. will teach the new room In
the Plaid building.
Proposition Is
Something
$1000.
Although then Is nothing oBclal in
the premises, talk is heard upon the
streets that the licenses In PO&dM
ton mav be raised from tW 10 a
much higher llgurc. It Is suggested
that more revenue will BftTi to he
secured tO replace that cut oft b the
slopping of gambling, and that the
deficit promised from this source Will
BO filled by making the MkXM men
pav more than tbev now are paying
It Is also said that tin plan meets
with the approval of some ot the
moel prontnenl owners ot mIoom In
thll place, tot the reason that It
would tend to close up some of the
weaker liquor stores, and glv, 1 the
ItrOBgai ones the monopoly This
also argue some, would In turn re
dun- the number of saloon: nnd In
part defeal the plan foi the raising of
more rotraannt, While those taking
out licenses would pay BJOfi there
would be a less number of saloons to
nay tin higher license, and therefore
tbl plan would bo only partially sue
cessflll
"Higher license " said on, man in
talking 01 the matter. "WOtlld please
many of the saloon men It would
give n fawai number the monopoly,
and In the end benefit the owners of
the place- It was for this reason
that the gambler-- were Willing to pay
the higher monthly tint that was to
be Imposed, as agreed upon at the
caucus of the council nnd mayor he
fore the present trouble arosi or at
least the more prominent owners of
games accepted the proposal for a
higher line with readiness It would
have given them a better show to
Keep out new gamblers, and to that
extent work to their good The doubl
ing of the fine during the harveel
season wan tor the same reason satis
factory. It would also have tended
to keep out outside gamblers and
would hnve operated to the benefit
of those now owning games here. If
higher saloon licenses be proposed
I believe they will be aft I to b the
heavier owners In Pendleton with, nil
a question."
CHARLES fc GAGER
OF OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Seeks to Locate His People Formerly
Living In This County.
Charles l. Oagei. Lawson. Oklaho
ma Territory, is seeking to Hod we
, i.iu , 11 11 1 1 writes
wlu',;i " ... ... . it onntv Bamett. who has serve.i
tin. 01 ow Hi; 1,-m-i iw '
county :
Is to Succeed E.
Control of the
Athena.
Fny Le Grow, son of
ol Walla Walla, will
L. Bamett in the
First National of
... 1 ,,1 1 111a 1 11
Will vou please inform me wiioui
,,, 01 not von know of any person In
your iiiiinty b the name of Jordan.
1 am trlng to llnd my mother or het
le My lather and mother sop
1 ii in INtiH. somewhere in the up
...in 01 vonr county Father took
tn lister. II months old
and went to tin
sailed to New
From there he
his folks lived
that mot hot was dead,
have learned the truth
must use every RMMM
ajaad to tlml
von can give
and myself
coast, from where lie
York Via Panama
went t0 Iowa where
1 was always told
but since 1
I feel that I
at my com
her, and any assistance
will he highly appreelat
nl M mothers maiden name was
Eliza J. .Ionian, her father s name he
Inf John I Jorhaa. siie had a broth
,1 William and two sisters. Mattle
and Elizabeth Fathers nnme Is Aa
ron (lager They all settled In Mint
,ountr In law
Ii anyone knows of the where
aboiits 01 anyone ot the names men
ttoned In the above letter the tact
sent to the writer will not only be
appreciated bj him. hut win help to
ward reuniting long separated tela
lives thereby making more than one
heart happy.
a. s. 1 Draw
succeed B, L
ns cnshler
0 the First National Hank or Athmin.
for a number of years
The annual election of offlceds has
been deferred beyond the usual time,
and was to have been bold a few
days ago. Hut It hns ben Hocided that
the meeting Of the stockholders will
i, held on February 11. after which
Mr Le Grow will asHtimc his duties
Mr. Le Grow Is well known to ninny
Pendleton people as nn Industrious,
reliable young man with aptitude foi
business, and devotion to whatever;
h. nut have la mind
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ANDY ANDERSON 18 WELL.
Came Through Operation With Little
Danger of Complications.
A letter cam. this morning from
Miss Carrie Anderson, who Is In Port
land with her broth?, Andrew, say
Ing that he was getting along WCeed
Ingly well since the operation ami re
mOVSl 1)1 the left eveball at the Qood
Bamarttan hospital Thursday. Ho
sleeps well nnd Is not troubled from
iin pain. He wantB to conie bOfM
but will be kept there for several
days yet. or until all danger of any
complication from the removal of tin
aye is pant.
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CR0WMBI
Blixnard i.i Baker C ty.
linker City, Jan 25. A hll.ard
struck this teat kM, the wind blowing
I gnb di l Ing snow In blinding
shots Stockmen are fearful of the
leaall as there are thousands of cat
tle and sheep on the ranges.
MISCALLED "HAIR TONICS."
MINSTRELS
PLAYED TO
A SMALL
HOUSE.
But Gave a Creditable Performance
One Great Specialty by Chester.
Inauioiidn minstrels, under the
management of George V Louden, ap-iM-ared
before a small house on Fri
day nijtht at the Frazer theater. The
company is small, but gave a rather
BiK Clearance Sale
Mout Hair Preparations Are Merely
bcalp Irritants, of No Value.
.Most hair preparations an1 mere!
scalp Irrltantu. miscalled hair tonic;
When hair is brittle luaterlcss and
begins to fall out. the dandruff genu
Is getting in Its deadly work at tin
root, sapping the vitality Slue, hci
eiiee discovered tiiat dandruff In a
germ disease there lias been Ml) BJJ0
preparation put on the market that
will actually destroy the dandruff
germ, and that Is Newbro s Herplcide
It allays Itching Instantly, deetroys
the germ: and the falling hair stops,
and hair grows luxuriantly. Ask your
druggist for Herplcide. It allays itch
ing instantly make, ban grow
BOOKS FOR
ALMOST NOTMING
Sale from an. loth lu Feb. 1.
If you waut a book m an
kind ur description cume
and look at stock and get
tienem ol our low piioaw.
TALLINN & GO.
THE LEADING DRUOQISTS.
Estimates of the loss
tin- at Coitimbua, O.
amount at $500,000
by Tuesday s
place the
PERSONAL MENTION
Hubert Watt and George McGoueh
of Alba, are in town.
H. T Hen.lryv hi at Hotel PendJ.
ton ironi Baikal city.
Mrs M Hutler is In Portland aim
will not return tor several days.
Mrs It OahOfl ami daughtei are
guests ol the QohtOfl Rule hotel from
W alla Walla
Mrs F F .le, ... t t-t ni 11. last .ci,
lug from Walla Walla when sic had
been Visiting relutives
Miss Annie Hiacken is Mslting Inn
sister Mrs. Charles FaffOaOB, ffOBI
her home in Walla Walla
Jeff Marsh, who has been veiy low.
i: ,. portei! imlai to n. much miprov
ed and his triends now have hOBOa
af his rei'ovory-
Mrs W. S Wakefield lett this mum
lug for Wattshurg to spend u few days
with her husband, who has opened a
piano store there
Mr and Mrs l)an QUIajMMrC 01
Walla Walla, arrived yesterda even
nig and will visit a tew days with
11 lends here be lore going to San Frun
clseo. where Mr. Glllmore has a puei
MOB as resident agent for the Hop
M annuel uriug Company.
Mrs D. L Hutler has deolOjati to
remove to Portland She will take
charge 01 the Stirling, a II Known
and popular boarding house Mian
Pearl Lu key. her dauglit. i ha- ri
turned from Portland and will attend
to effecting the removal tfon hen
of the household goiHis
WOOD! C0AI !
WOOD! COAL!
WOOD! COAL!
W. C. MINNIS
SELLS BOTH.
Kemerer Coal. First Class Wood
Orders Promptly Filled.
Telephone, lcl -KM. or call ou
W. C. MINN1H,
Otlloe Main Hlreet, just opposite Hans
ford A Ttiiniui'n hard were store.
42-YEAR
OLD ELOPER
DUNCAN IS
LOCATED
1 vww oghpah ajaaagt
LEADERS
Warm House Slippers
75c to $1.50
Warm Lined Shoes
SI. 25 to 2.50
fc B .IBBI- I IIH
SPECIAL SALE
ONE DAY ONLY
bbb a am aai aai bl k i m aeai aai m 1
MKJiMJn I mn.i
W'v will put on Hair !
( iiiiaiiiH i 41 ceiith
to 20 yardP to my i)p t'umomer,
5,000 .yd. DoniHtie
per yard, limited
THE LYONS MERCANTILE
Warm Slippers
for Clidren
Peoples Warehouse
Peettltter.
W W W W w IT ir ir
A
SURP
In liandwme
is one ol ike Biofl
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mistiest ol 1 borot,
K in such nr BbM
. .. 1.. .,..,.,. in a im
,111 Miwnuif, - 1
l .111 kept in an
Up to Date, First Class Foroitow Store
I lie urOe.il k 11, k III, III U.' Ill 11 ll) SI 11.11 r
(lefv competition UndcrtakinK parlors in connection
M. A. RADER.
Mam and WvLki Streets
IVnilletOD.
n s.iot.,
Brought
The Pendleton Shoe Compan
Hav- 500 paiiH of MiwHH Slmi-s,
Mii-v arrt Hulliiii' at, pur pair
Pornaer price from $1.30 to $1.75
500 pairH (hildmu'H Shoes
t, per pair
Former prices from i4sf to Si. 78
flaay
$1.45
$1.20
Bargalaa ia loo and Ladles' Ahoee.
DON'T PAIL TO QBT OUK PKICBS.
Pendleton Shoe Co.
645 Main Street,
Pendleton, Orsgon.
Said to Have Been Found
Rosa, Cel. May Be
Back.
It is reported that K.lu 11 IhNJQM
who eloped with Miss idu l.ime und
left a wife and eight children in Wes
ton. has been located in Santa Kosa
1 Ual., and will ha brought hack to
stand trial as auou as extradition pa
pors can bo aoeiued. The rport n
not .mill in. .1 but It is thought to
have some foundation
On the 13th of lie,, mi, ! Duuean
who is i2 years of age. left his home
i at Weston without telling his wife
where he was going, end about ih..
same time he was seen to board a
train out of Walla Walla In conipain
with the James girl, who only Jo
She had made her BOOM with tin Inn,
can family for th past six years, un
til lees than a year ago. when the
wit-- became jealous ot tin attention
paid the girl by hei Qua bead and in
iornu..(i ner mat Un
hunt another honu
8ho went to Walla
said that much of
was spent in her
Wlien he left home,
Victory at Last.
PMJJNQ HAIR AND OANDRUFI
CKH BE CURBO.
OPALGINE
The i 4 teal Scientific Discovery
would have to
This she did.
Walla and It Is
lhincans time
company there,
he drove a horse
Cures all lormt of
Diseases, ttuch as
druti, Baldness 6V
Will Stop 1m h.iM
Falling out. As a Dress
mg it has no etmai. keep
: ,u. cj i i .
1 "K uic .n.iii' anu ri .in
a Healthy condition
Scalp
Dsn.
. and
irom
in
AIR-TIGHT HEAT
I have a full line of the celebrated
COLE'S AIR-TIGHT
WtK)d and coal itOVSi guaranUie;1.
le absolutely air tight. None ol W
heat is wasted and the JJ
save ONE-HALF of your fuel Kt
1 also have a full line of cast cook stoves and w
Prices ar the lowest, quality considers
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware
ii main Hirpfi r r '
CO
neionging to nis wife and had Miss
James sell it and his buggy tor money
to leave on.
Reading Monday Evening.
On Monday evening, at the Thomp
son Street M. E. church, Mrs. Lydla
Vandevort 1-hman, graduate from 1
the oratorical department of Wll lam
ette University. Salem, will give an
entertainment at which no admission
OPALOINE HAIR FOOD
BALTIMORE, MD.
MQ0I 4 MeOOMAS, Ag'U lor I'seUUton .u
Tieiaity.
CALL FOB COUNTY W ABBAMTI.
ail UatMUU eoualy wure-u isa1Uid
st mj eates at tba court hoiuc -------- PT
POULTRY and
International Poultry Pood makes
Beef Meal gives them flavor.
Clamshells make them solid
Mica grit aids digestion.
Try a sample.
c. f. colesworthv.
Haw. Grain and FL
Petd
27 Alia MNSt.