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SPRING 1902 4 THE WBT 'I "ESSEX" Vjf We Have Only the Most ....Seasonable Styles... I OK Dependable Clothes. Selected with great care from the linos gof the best makers. The Correct Prices: $7.50 $10.00 $2.50 $5.00 Other People in town will ask you from $2 to $5 more a snit than we do. : : : BAER & DALEY I "water costs money. City of Walla Walla to Spend Anoth er $100,000 After a Better Supply- , Walla Walla, May 3. The taxpay ers league held the regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon and among other business passed a res olution opposing the calling of a special election to vote upon an issue of $100,000 bonds to secure an exten sion of the city water system. The lcaguo has gone over the situation carefully and held that the people should have time to consider the matter of expenditure when such a large sum is Involved, and that the regular election which occurs in July is early enough to get an expres sion from the masses. The city council is endeavoring to call a Biieclal election to vote upon the water question even when the gener al election Is but two months in the future. An increased supply of water is demanded by the patrons of the system and it Is being secured several miles above the city, malting a gravity pressure when completed. WHITMAN GIRL DORMITORY. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1902. GENERAL NEWS ,The transport Logan sailed from San .Francisco Thursday with $1, 000,000 for the soldiers in the Phil ippines. Henry O. Havemoyer has just given 2000 volumes to the library of the $200,000 public school at Green wich, Conn., erected by himself and wife as a memorial. Crazed by the death of her 3-year-old child from scarlet fever, Mrs. Adelina Sage, at Detroit, Mich., pour ed a can of kerosene oil over herself, Ignited it and was burned to death. Mrs. John L. Kingsbury, wife of the foreman of the Superior laundry, at Denver, poisoned her two children, aged 1 year ami 8 years respectively, and her self at her home. All are dead. Despondency is given as the cause. The supreme court of Georgia has lield the anti-trust law of (. Georgia, passed in 1890, unconstitutional. Tho effect of tho decision is that trusts and other corporations can be pro ceeded against under the common law of the state. Congressman J. J. Butler, of Mis souri, is made tho defendant in a suit lor ,$10,0o0 damages instituted in tho district supreme court by August Scholz, waiter at a hotel. Scholz alleges that while he was serving the Missourian at the hotel the latter assaulted him. S. B. Martin, Portland. E. C. Sidles, Spokane. Ira F. Powers, Portland. Newton Phillips, San Francisco. J. A. Lukel, Portland. F. II. Pickerell and wife, Salt Lake. W. D. Putman, Denver. W. It. Frey and wife. C. C. Prance, North Carolina. M. II .Patton, Spokane. T. W. Jackson, Portland. Ida Slorla, Iowa. G. H. Richardson, Portland. O. H. Fitchion, Chicago. W. A. Wallace, Louisville. Mrs. E. P. Mahaffoy, Umatilla. H. W. B. Smith, Baker City. E. Sinshelmer, Portland. II. H. Hess, Now York. W. F. Williams. R. W. Higgins, North Carolina. R. H. Caston, Spokane. J. J. Burns, Portland. A. W. Whitakcr, North Carolina. M. A. Johns, Baker City. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS The attornoys of Snohomish coun ty, Wash,, have Indorsed Judge Han ford, for promotion to the Circuit Judgeship of the Ninth Circuit. Harry, the six-year-old son of Mrs. Swan, of Baker City, was run over by a street roller and sustained n fracture of tho arm and was badly hurt in his side. The secretary of tho interior has suspended M. L. Bridgeman, tho In dian agent at Fort Belnap, Mont., as a result of special investigation of charges of irregularities. C. S. Barlow, of Tacoma, announc es the death in New York on April 28 of Ashby Pool Mlnear, an Oregon pioneer. He came to Oregon about 1854 and settled near Rainier. Miss -Faith Stewart, tho missionary who was beaten by toughs in Whlte- chapol, Portland, Sunday night, was somewhat better Friday, and It was reported that she was resting easier. The Blue Mountain American at Sumpter has just printed nn edition of 15,000 copies. Tho issue is devot ed to a description of tho Red Boy and other prominent districts in this section. Tho world's championship pool match between ex-Chnmplon Sher man, of Washington, D. C, and W. II. Clearwater was concluded In Bal timore, Thursday nipht. Sherman won by COO balls to 57C for Clear water. The beer war in Spokano has end ed. After two years of floreo compe tition a morger has been effected be tween tho SiK)kane Browing & Malt ing, company and tho Galland-Burko Browing & Malting company, and prices have been advanced to the ba sis of July, 1898. William Haywood, who a month ago killed Ed Stokes at Great Falls, Mont, during a row In tho tender loin over a woman with whom both wero 'nfatunted, has been acquitted. Haywood hit Stokes over tho head with nn Iron pipe, tho not, it Is al leged, being done In solf-defenso. The Golden Rule. E. G. Walther and family, Iowa. Mrs. N. J. Hale, Conneli. J. A. McCoy, Echo. Ruby Ragan, Eclio. T. A. Loomis, Salem. Mrs. Welch, Walla Walla. Artie Morgan, Ifeppner. Ella Fawsatt, Lexington. Richard Haase. R. E. Porter, Meacham. Charles Carroll, Spokane. E. H. Burke, Spokane. Bert Applegate, Spokane. J. F. Kllgore, Weston. A. J. Hall, Spokane. P. Grant La Grande. Silas W. Moody, Boise. Walter M. Pierce. Mrs. G. W. Snodgrass, Nebraska. A. Shewomaker, Nebraska. Mis. Fred Abell, Iowa. D. C. Aboil, Iowa. S. Hunker. Mrs. John Fay, Ohio, A. E. Thor and wife, Nebraska. F. J. Gardner, Portland. Work to Begin at Once on this Ad dition to the College. Walla Walla, May 3. Tho board of trustees of Whitman College has de termined to nt once begin work on the construction of the girls' dormi tory at the college, in an effort to fin ish the first story by June 15. N. F. Butler was appointed superintendent of construction at a meeting held Wnrlnnsilnv mill the Work Will bo rushed. The nlan is to secure the iinntit'lnn nf Dr. D K. Pearsons, of Chicago, who offered $50,000 on con dition that the first story of -the dor mitory should be finished by June 15, of this year. Billings hall, the boys dormitory, was erected two years ago. and is a magnificent struc ture with accommodations for about 100 students,, The new building will be along the same lines, will be of brick and stone, and will be ready for occupancy with the opening of the fall semester. NEWS OF WESTON. Small Profits for Cash. The Standard Grocery Company, on Court street, has been selling at a very close margin and In order to continuo to do so, tho proprietors have decided to do a strictly cash business. This means that not one person, not even tho richest banker of the city can get credit at the Standard Grocery. If you are trad ing at a long time credit store, it will surprise you at the bargains at tho Standard Grocery. When you ask for tho prices, remember that they aro cash to all. Stat jeop Ohio, city of tolkdo i ' Ia-cus County. j Prank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is tho aenior partner ot the Arm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and stato aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho sum of One Hundred Dollars tor each and every case of Catarrh that canuotbo cured by tho use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before mo and subscribed In my presenco this 6th day of December, A. D. 188C. BXAU A. W. QLEASON, -rv Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh euro is takeainternally and acts directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHUNKY A CO,, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 76c. Hall's Family Pills are tho best. in Need of Money. All nnrtlm lrnnulni thomHol VPS In. debted to D. Kemlor aro hereby noti fied to call and settle at onco and savo costs. D. KEMLER. Gresiiam, In Multnomah county, has introduced the weathor flag sys torn on Its rural mall delivery routes These aro .the first routes In tho United States to aiso It. Tho system Is tho same as that used 1y tho weathor bureau all over the United States, and tho Idea was conceived by Eugeno F. Thorpe, route carrier. The Farmers' Bank of Weston Shows Large Increase in Business. Weston, May 2. P. A. Worthing ton, of Portland, deputy United States marshal and secretary of the board of regents of the Normal school, has been in Weston since last Monday looking after the im provements of the school property. Professor J. H. Munson, of the El lensburg, Wash., Normal school, will lecture in the chapel of the Normal school, Saturday night, on the life and work of Lewis Agassiz. Harry Reed is home from Arling ton,, for a few days' visit with his parents. Rev. John Warren, ,of Pendleton, will hold services In All Saints' church, Sunday. Rev. J. C. Thomas, presiding elder of the M. E. Church,. South, will speak in that church here Sunday, at 11 a. m. J. R. Kllgore, cashier of the Farm ers' Bank of Weston, reports that the bank has an increase of $28,000 in deposits, $22,000 in exchange, and $10,000 in bills receivable, over the same date of last year. jYOUR BLOOD IN MAY MUST PRODUCE TRUE VITALITY OR DISEASE. PAINES' CELERY COMPOUND Expels All Winter Impurities and Poisons from tie Blood and Builds Up the Entire System. An Astonishing Proof of Blood Cleansing and Restoration to Perfect Health. True health can only bo maintain ed by keeping the body free ot add a d sluggish blood and morbid waste n a ter The blood that Is pumped through the heart to an pu "l 'mJ body, carries nourishment and health or poison and the seeds of death. Close confinement in badly venti lated offices, stores and work shops, during the winter months, lias lower ed the vitality of tens of thousands. Poisons and impurities have been Im planted in the blood; these agents of death must he expelled if health would bo maintained during the com ing summer. The month of May should be ren ovating and buUding-up time with the vast army of weak, debilitated, and broken-down men, women and young people. , ,. ,, If the work of purifying and vitaliz ing tho blood be longer deferred, eruptions, blotches, sores, eczema, scrofula, erysipelas and other dang ers, are sure to be your portion. Paine's Celery Compound meets successfully at this season all un healthy conditions of the blood. It is the only medicine that can guaran tee perfect purification of the vital fluid; that can give true nutriment to tho nerves and tissues; that can bestow new life, vigor, and strength for the enjoyment of summer and the prosecution of life's duties. Mr. George Schmidt, 20 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio, briefly aud forcibly writes regarding his rescue from a slow but sure death; he says: "Since infancy I have been bother ed with impure blood and nervous ness. I tried almost all known rem edies and went to many physicians, but nothing seemed to do mo any good until a druggist recommended Paine's Celery Compound. I used this great medicine, and before I had fin ished two bottles, I found relief. 1 am now using my sixth bottle and never felt better in my life. My nervousness is all gone and my skin clearer than ever it was." Crull, Ray Vansycle Notes. Vansycle, May 2. Henry from Juniper, visited at Fred niond's Wednesday. John Tompkins, from Sand IIol- dow, was looking for a very fine stray colt Tuesday. He found her running with A. C. Brotherton s horses Holds up a Congressman. "At the end of tho campaign," writes Champ Clark, Missouri's bril liant congressman, "from overwork, nervous, tension, loss of sleep and constant sepaklng I had utterly col lapsed, it seemeu that an the organs of my body wore out of order, but three bottles of Electric Bitters mado mo all right. It's the best all-round medicine over sold over a druggist's counter." Overworked, run down men and weak, sickly women gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bitters. Try v them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co. IUAUmVH nVUC color feathers aud ribbons, Easy, excellont, economical. Whitman college, accompanied the delegation and was on the program for the principal address. It is now believed that no further consideration will be given by tho president of the subject of retiring Lieutenant-General Miles so long as the commander of tho army contin ues his present attitude of reserve Watch (and Wait FOR THE NEW Militia Company at Waltsburg. Waitsburg, Wash., May 3. Adjutant-General Drain, of Olympia, loft this city yesterday after having mus tered in a company of national guard, making tho last company to be or ganized at this time. Forty-six now men' were found and passed a rigor ous examination, as prescribed by law. Thirty-flvo men Is tho mini mum number with which a company can be organized. Meeting of School Teachers. Wnlla Walla, May 3. Practically all tliQ teachers of this city went to Waltsburg this morning where a meeting will be hold this afternoon. Regular meetings of tho teachers have been hold for sovoral years, but on account of smallpox tjio last meeting was postponed and today nn offort Is to bo mado to mako up tho lost time. 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