Sew Neekwear...
We have just received our spring line of Neck
wear. T e.j are Jtr mofe new stj'les and combina
tions in colors this season than any previous, we
have a choice selection of them, all at the follow
ing prices:
New four-iu-hand
Xew Imperials
New Ascots
,2sesv Shield and Teck Bowb.
.New Band Bows
JSewString Ties ,
iNew'Tecks.; . . J. I
.Hoc, 35c and 50 cts
.35c, 60c and 75 cts
. . . . 50j and 75 cts
25c and 50 cts
. . . .25c and 50 cts
25c, 35c and 50 ot
25 cU to $1.25
E.& W. Collars, Golf Shirts, Suspenders and Sweaters
large variety.
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THE NEARBY TOWNS
BARMAIDS MUST GO.
Calcutta Experiences a Reform That
jCauses Agitation.
...... ...n 1 Pnlctitta is
iTninniia.
FROST HAS DAMAGED
MUCH OF THE FRUIT
Said to
BAER Sf DALEY
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton.
Apricots and Peaches are
Have Been Killed.
Walla Walla, April 1. Considerable
damage to fruit is reported from dif
ferent parts of the county, caused by
the recent cold snap and sharp
frosts which have visited the valley.
Friday morning of last week and
again Sunday morning frosts were
reported in different sections, fee
forming to the thickness of half an
inch. Yesterday morning the cold
was quite severe and frost did some
threatened with the loss of ks bar-
man iui"
rinmiipo It ic snlil Hint pnrlv lind-
ding trees have been injured and; tract for a term of years Bcnerauy
apricots and early peaches have been three. The loss to them of a means of
community violently resents it. An-
order has recently been issued b the ,
eorernment of Bengal placing a clause
m the licenses of all hotel proprietors,
absolutely, prohibiting the employ
ment .of women in any caparity in or
about the bar. This prohibition took
effect from today and a number of
women nvere thrown out of employ
ment. The result Js a widespread as-
U The" number of barmaids in Calcutta,
has considerably Increased in-recent
years. In the majority of cases they
weretbrouglit out from England by the
hotel and bar proprietors under con
tract for a term of years, generally
apricots and early peaches have been ; three. The loss to them of a means oi
killed entirely. All delicate blossoms inrmiuuu .
thev are entitled to passage nacu io
shine have been injured to'some ex- England it does not entail the hard
tent. From Snake river comes word ship
shine have been injured to some ex- " ". -"- -
SflljJ UIUl tAiC UJU1C iun.il. t.M
acitators predict. The local press
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1902.
GENERAL NEWS.
Colonel Bobert C. Clowry has left
Chicago for New York to assume the
...it e- LI- -- rr. 1 ,1 .
and general manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Private advices from members of
TolsioFs immediate family say that
the philosopher seems to be too much
weakened by hie late illness to regain
even a shadow of his former health
and strength.
Rpmhsp a mimher of hnvs madp re
marks about the Easter hats worn by
two girls who were accompanied by
two young men, ueorge srrnnz, it
years old, and Stanley Goblinski, IS
years old. were mortally wounded by
one of the men in Chicago.
It is proposed that the gun-carriage
which bore the name "Long Cecil"
during the sieee of Klmberlv. and
which will convey the body up the
Bteep side of Matoppo, Bhall be sta
tioned on the top of the hill as part of
tne memorial to Cecil Kbodes.
Albert T. Patrick, convicted in New
York last week of murder in the first
degree for plotting the death of Mil
lionaire William Marsh Rice, and now
awaiting the death sentence, and Mrs.
Addie L. Francis have become hus
band and wife in the matron's room
of the Toombs.
Upon the consideration of the sun
dry icivil bill. Cannon, chairman of the
appropriation committee, who was in
charge of the measure, in a brief pre
liminary statement. exDlained that Hip
bill carried $49,323,S95, being ?12,445,-
less man the estimates, and $12,
572,012 less than the current law.
Senator Mark Hanna has inaugurat
ed his campaign for the presidential
nomination by giving a dinner to the
Gridiron Club. This organization,
representative of the correspondents
In Washington, is disposed to take up
and push along the good thing. Long
experience as head of the national
campaign committee has taught Sena
tor Hanna the advantage of having
xue newspaper men with him.
The Pendleton.
C. H. Wooden, Chicago.
J. J. Burns, Portland.
J. B. Gilron. Boston.
D. W. Manchester. Cleveland.
E. C. Davis, San Francisco.
J. L. Knor, Des Moines.
R. Livingston, Portland.
R. H. Caston, Spokane.
H B. Reese.
M. S. Monteith.
Martin Curren.
T. N. Ray, Chicago.
J. G. Withard and wife, Boston.
John A. Johnson. Spokane,
T. W. Jackson, Portland.
W. T. Hislop.
D. N. Nays, Chicago.
L. E. Cochran, Boston.
Dan Rohr, Boise.
E. J. Libby, Walla Walla.
C. F. G. Pattullo, Walla Walla.
J. F. Melcher, Starbuck.
D. Shults. Spokane.
J. O. Mack, Portland.
John L. Cross. Boston.
C. W. Allen, Minneapolis.
M. A Dunam., Pomeroy.
1 that mnnv nf tin trpps wprp ip nil
I vanced and it is feared much damage
'. has hppn ilnnp Tt will lip epvpral
' i ilnvft lipfnrp tbp rpnl fnpt nrp lennwn.
j Soldier Boys Were Discharged,
i Walla Walla. Auril 1. Todav 19
members of the 10th battery stationed
at Fort Walla Walla were discharged
from further service, the term of en
listment having expired. Each of the
men went East and will discontinue
army life. This leaves but seven
members in the battery and an effort
is being made to secure men to fill
u..l4SiUA.9 l""'"" .-
claim that their sympathizers are numerous.
A Doctor's Bad Plight.
"Two years ago, as the result of f.
severe clod, 1 lost my voice." writes
Dr. M. L . Scarborough, of Hebron.
Ohio, "then began an obstinate
nmicli Pvorv rpmprtr known to me
as a practicing pnysician lor ou uio.
failed, and I daily grew worse. Being
urged to try Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. I found quick relief, and for
last ten da. have felt better than
for two years." Positively guaran
up the vacant nlaces. The 40th bat
tery was composed or Eastern men for two -vears- Positively guaran
who served in China and were at the teed for Throat and Lung troubles oy
Tallman & Co. 50c and ?l. Trial not
The Golden Rule.
Miss Bromfield, Nolin.
J. L. Koontz, Ellensburg.
F. C. Pyie and wife. citv.
' W. S. Sterling, Portland.
A. E. McBreem. Portland.
Mrs. Grigsby, Walla Walla.
L. Cunningham, Portland.
Ira D. Lashan, Portland.
C. D. Rinker, Spokane.
Charles Carroll, Spokane.
John Thurm, Portland.
Dr. J. C. Smith, Adams.
P. Grant, La Grande.
D. L. Johnson, Juniper.
H. P. Ralph, Seattle.
J. H. Worcester.
H. C. Hunter, St. Louis.
Carl Brown, St. Louis.
H. C. Hartwell, St. Louis.
Fannie Wencll, Columbus.
Francis Elwell, Sprague.
Fret Cass, Winchester.
Levi Ankeny, Walla Walla.
fight at Pek n when the walls were
scaled and entrance gained to the
Sacred Citv. Thp onntnin nf tho hat.
tery, Captain Rellly, was killed at the
battle, and fell within the walls of
the city. The men were sent here
and have been stationed at Vnrt
Walla Walla for several months.
ties free.
End of Anti-Saloon Crusade.
Walla Walla. April 1. Next Mtonday
morning the April term of the super
ior court will convene for the trial of
jury causes. A very light docket will i
be called, only one or two criminal
cases of importance being ready for!
trial. N. R. Norman, charged withi
operating a saloon without a Uppiisp, 1
i. ,t,i. . TSe readers of this Da
... un.VIJ uc meu. mis is me last leam that there Is at le: one dre
ui uie saioon cases wnicn nave origi
Louisville Players Report
Louisville, Ky.. April 1. TThe mem
bers of the Louisville team of the
American Association, reported for
practice today at French Lick
Springs. Of the score of players
composing the team nine are from the
National and Amprinnn Iprpiips and
Manager Tebeau is confident that he
nas a pennant-winning club. Tne
team will remain at Frpnnh Link- until
the opening of the association season.
S100 Dollars Reward, S100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
TT that thrA fa tla.tt nnA ! .... .W.. 1 .4 i
mat science nns Deen anip tn rnro in nil it.
nated since the crusade against Sun-
1 tlonal disease requires a constitutional treat-
c r, . ... , , . ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
Some Beef Was Shipped. . acting directly on the blood and mucous sur-
Walla Walla. April l.-Eight cars ' iSfflRWaSJ
of beef cattle were shipped from this ' tle5x ""P111 b5" building up the constitntion
city vesterdav in a qnptMil train fnr and f3181111? nature in doing its Work. The
ci C t sIecla tra& lor proprietors have so much faith in it curative
H,""o ui-vu u iii Luaacu ii v i r"' mci unci uue nunuren un an fnr
THE
B I G .B O 8 T,
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GOLF
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FIFTY and SEVENTY-FIVEi
ONE DOLLAR and
DOLLAR and QUARTE
Peach Pinks-Green Greens
Baby Blues-Royal Reds
Shirts with Caffs attached and Coil detacfaj
NOVEL AND STRIKING EFFECTS.
Boston
MENS' FINE CLOT
ST(
HIERS.
We have the best 50 cent overall that coma
Pendleton.
Timothy
Seattle.
the Frye-Bruhn
cu luiiuuubeu uv 1 uucruae uunarea uouars lor
pnmnnnv thmih I ??ZMJ .i" to cure. Bend for list ol
T, , , ---.- -""o" lesumoniais. Aaaress.
John Kenned-. The stock was hard, C1JV f. j. chekey i CO., Toledo. Ohio,
fed and consisted of steers averaging fiiPiSP?.-.71-
about 15(10 pounds in weight. They llv PHU "e the best'
The outlook for this year's hop crop
and for prices is unusually good, ac
cording to H. J. MJHer, a well-known
hop raiser and dealer of Aurora.
Seeds
Alfalfa
Brone
Grass
Seeds
were gathered from farmers npar thi
city, and the ton markpt nrino trnc
alized.
IN ALL WALKS OF LIVE.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS
M. S. Meeks. has heen selected bv
the Northern Pacific Railway coninan'v
to succeed G. A. Graham as agent of
iNortn 1 akima. Mr. Jfeeks is the old
est .agent in the employ of the road
uunveeu oponane ana the Coast.
Portland prohibitionists go into the
jocaj campaign with a full county and
city ticket. At a mass meeting held
Saturday night in the A. O. U. W.
hall, a list of names was selected with
which to keep (the party before the
puMic.
The surveyors for the Lyle Sz Gold
enfiale Railroad arg now working in
the swale canyon, about 20 miles west
of Goldendale Thft- company will at
an early dafSreeelvebids for furn
ishing ties. It Us alsd"expected that
grading win bcommeWd within 3ft
days.
About $50,000 wor'h nf cd-i..
sinomuo
were seised in Seattle by local United
Herpicide is Used to Cure Dandruff.
E. H. Lyons, of New York, "X. Y
says: ,
"I am very fond of Herpicide and
enjoy using it. It is refreshing."
Dr. J. A. Bush, Toledo. Ohio, writes:
"Xewbro's Herpicide has given better
satisfaction than anything I have
ever usea."
New Normal School Instructor.
Weston. Anril. 1. Dr.
ident of the Normal Sphnol lino caxni.
ed the services of Miss Dulu Bpangler.'
of Gorvallis. Or., for the vocal, culture
and elocution department, in the place'1
of Miss Catherine LeBarre, resigned.
i. rreston returned Saturday
from a four weeks' visit at Pomona
Cal. His son Will, Tvho has been
penning tne winter in Southern Call
iornia tor nis health, returned with
ins iatner.
aim., j. oulley returned yesterday
from a short .visit at Wniin waii
Professor B. B. Smith
I . . - w uUU iaiuii
i nave been spending seve'ral davs at
oiiege Place with Mr, Smith's pa
rents, who have lately moved to that
iiiuue irom isenraska.
Ur. J. A. Best left fnr Pnrlnn,l
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SEEDS
D
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Clover
Seeds
Seeds
Get Out Prices
You Buy.
Garden Seeds it
-
or Package.
Smoice Pride of Umatilla Clgara.
1 homcson Hariwa C 63nii
vviuuauy pimmI
r
JESSE FAILING r
Mrs. Borkev. of Chad rnn Toli
of Herpic.de:
i. i , 1 -""1. icit mr t-oniana ves-
It Cleaned niV heaH nf rtnnrtniW .A Ur1lal. o.i .i .v.. -x-.
,un,i t.-. .V" uu --"-j w ucuu Ult. bUJlQ nonvent on
,"".',,u'-; Ud,r irora iaiiing out: 'It I ot- tne republican party, -He will-be
ever used, and I have used a ereat
many."
R. S. Coleman, Ann Arbor. Mich.
says:
"I have Used two hnrfloo nf i
clde and derived benefit therefrom."
Dr. J. C. Mack, of Wniia Tfn
, . una, 10
here looking after Dr. Best's business
uurmg his aosence.
Helix Personals.
Helii, April 1. Mr. George Knight
a prosperous farmer n-lin II,- .'
I mile west of Helix, has Just.completed
Q nonr nlni - -
What It is.
. j ., . , w ucua, uw justtcompieted
Advertifilntr Is tho llfo V.tA ii.. I a nlc.n f - i , . .
.,,, - " ujuuu ui uio i .'c ui me uest in tne
business world today, and well direct-! countv. tue
Biietii8llis ls. ,tke the powerful i The building used by Mr Mav
unon 2leHhlf ? TlGJ Steamer' thrown Which nas been for a confect lot
,f ,stai , cottase on the bank, ery store, will be removed to X
a ffack L"eTh?tImld ffiSfliS J5ffiand n18ed '2. t
the nrosneoHv iiJJ2S. ,uildJK where the postofflce now i.
: l iha ,., :"""w.r' . iouow nas ueen so d to snmo i t...:
. IV1C U) locai tnuea;u :"-' Ul searcnngnt of public- ton '
St.1t. ii innntc nnni.i. i itr 4no n r. 4 1'uuni, iuu.
u" me capture "" aB uroiy as will the eves of m n,..t ,
was made by Inspector W. P. learned i steamer's passengers follow the tht i?,n : rtSnd dmhter Mi for
and J. S. Latimer. They found the P'?,11 'own from their vessel They H m in Ritzevie Friday morn
skins alMard the &caoaer j. 0 Ward ! T 111 "iot sen"h the surrounding gloom ' f
which arrived some dayi aco from' f fcU .f ,n,,er"t when a beaut?. fo f' T?,mas ar son leave:
UnaJaska. 8 , Jul Picture is clearly shown before tl e ,,,la,niette 'va,lo-v. where she
TIia TrrinntAn , " them Prospective buvers will not 1 t0 v,s,t her o,d home.
Ti e Irvington track, near Portland, search the surrounding gloom fnr Miss Eva BargeVhas just retHrn
has been nlowed ami viii i. vnnr onmnoii. .1 t'00.?1 rr or, r.n b . JUli J.usl returned
,,, - "r cf uj iur ' ,- -u me searchlight of ' cumuion. wnere she has boon
2 srat mtce- In thV course of a PuWJdty is turned on your own place iattend,nr tJ academv.
d?t S fJVS WlJ' 1,6 u sooa coa-if bu8lne8S-Canastota (N. Y.) Bee - H- Richardson and Will AIs
uiuon ana the Northwestern horses
vlll be given an opportunity to show
Zu, 1 ey 08,1 d0 asa'nat- Helrann'5
California string in track trial
A Nearly Fatal Runaway
Started a horrible ulcer on the 1-'
I Of J. B. nrnor Ei.,i,i! -
her if "U'r310011 the Portland Cham- vh,c,n efled uoctors and all remedies
inl ,X,m!2erc? wm favor .interest- l0rofr years. Then Bucklln'a i Arnl
lng the Guards of trn.ie and chambers ca Salve cured him. Just as good for
of commerce all over the XorthweS 0,ls- Brns. Bruise I Cuts Corns
in a proposition to .float bonds in the Scalds- s Eruptions and pil, 7
t wm rat?6 DlBS IWrta"e 2.at Ta"man & Co? dn.gaslore
it will take several hundred thousand' '
dollars to put the road In operation, j Smoke Pendleton Boquet Clflara.
pauch were Pendleton visitors recent-
Several of the Hqlixites attended
baseball game ?at Athena Sun
frnir8uHa.hoand ,,ttIe daughter Meta
from Pilot Rock, are visiting the for
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1 nn iSnprlD? 8t-t a sweeping rednc-
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