Money in Your Pocket
PERSONAL MENTION
J. P. Isaacs, of "Walla Walla, Is In
town.
Dr. TV. G. Cole made a professional
visit to "Walla Walla Thursday.
Mesdames E. L. Harnett and M. M.
Johns, of Athena, were guests of Ho
tel Pendleton Thursday night.
B. L. Chapter and Ed Cox, members
of Osborn's Yellow Kids, are in town
spending the day with friends.
A. S. Pearson, one of Freewater's
We have broken lots of Misses1 and Children's
order to do so have slaughtered the price. If we can 1 1 nronilnent business men. left this
f. . 1 t 1 1 A' W UikVi OllCUUlUt) Will-
nt you m any of these lota it will be at a way down 1 1 night in town.
Harry right and wife, of Port
figure, and you'll be money ahead. Seeing is believ
ing. Come in and investigate.
for the county officers and would car
ry it for Chamberlain without a
doubt.
Favors Coyote Bounty.
David Gordon and F. A. Gordon
wore in Pendleton Thursday from
thel- homes in the Juniper country.
Thev object strongly to the agitation
for "the repeal of the coyote bounty
law, expressing themselves in favor
of it, although they are heavy tax-.
. ..... .1 Inn IF ill
payers, rney wiuk w.e "
great benefit to farmers, as the de
struction of the coyotes saves their
chickens, pigs and young calves, par
tfmilnrlv in that part of the county
west and north of Pendleton, where
l j Townsend, who are visiting at the coyotes seem to flourish
J5 j home of the former's parents at Nye,
& spent Thursday in town.
Dmdinger, Wilson & Co.
Successors to Cleaver Bros.
Phone
Black 91
William McGregor, a subject of
Ireland, and Jones Ranhala, a Rus
sian, applied for citizenship papers
at the court house Thursday.
Mrs. W. W. McCray, of Spokane, an
old friend of Mrs. C. W. Beale, is in
J ! the Adventists camp meeting.
8
it
g
Si
Holds up a Congressman.
"At the end of the 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 seemed that all the organs
of my body were out of order, but
, three bottles of Electric Bitters made
me all right It's the best all-round
Cet3 thfgesTo Miss2lb;"forbse?- j cm0 'ovIrworS "run-down
FRIDAY, M 1G, 1902.
urui uays, ten on tins moraines train 1. :i.i.. t
Umatilla county's best known citl-j - .. I splendid health and vitality from
zens, was in town Monday, consult-1 " F L Forbes cft this morning i Electric Bitters. Try them. Only
ing Georce Williams tlie nrrhitpn tor HePIer, where he is to deliver. 50c. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
Mr. Lieuallen intends to build a new1 a,n aTdTdress at ne closing exercises of
residence at Adams to renlnr f nno , UUJ "eppner nign scnooi tonignt.
Breeding Cattle for Sale.
REGISTRATION NEARLY &000.
Notaries Went All Over the County
Rounding Up the Don't Care Fel
lows. While it is impossible to give the
exact number of voters registered in
Umatilla county at this time, as there
are a great many names on blanks
that were sent in nt the last minute
by notary publics who were out over
the county, it is thought now, that
very few who are entitled to a vote
have been missed, and the registra
tion will reach almost to the 5000
mark.
This Is owing to the interest taken
by both the republicans and demo
crats who have had men out traveling
all over the county gathering up the
straggling voters who were either too
busy to get to town and register or
did not take interest enough in the
election to take the trouble to reg
ister. For several days previous to the
date of closing the registration books,
six men. representees of both par
ties, have been throughout the county
rounding up the voters.
Low Rates East.
On June 29, and July 2, 3 and 1,
the 0. R. & K. Company will sell
tickets to Minneapolis
souri river points (Kansas
TU 1 . '
uve m trins,, ...
a i nma..
4Tfe. Be
"-i-tivea a p.
: ",rect from ft,
tory, and was hJ?e
very low nf;,. ,.?"
lsc ,ur .
"J'siai sale
dUl UOURT STREET
Cheapest place in n..
: .
Saving's Bank
iSWD YOUR
the Pacific
wUQ
and to Mis- 927 Market st San z
Wtnilr I 'ITT trinlllCIViil flTTrl l-lTTimi n i .
-t " iUSa JDUUK. aiStl full
uesiroyea ny nre. it will lie two viarK, me notei man oi Aiua. i nave ior saie t neaa oi nereiora Karurac me new Thr. w.i
..... . ... f - ..... JIMnlrn nfl lltlfl 1 n n Kni 1 I . . - Ul
stones in neignt, contain nine rooms ' spuuaing a iew aays in town trans-! duiis, ana two nean oi snort norns; ; --.. --,.v.t ...i micmationai Encyclona-Hio
. - . . . . niuiicn in iiMiiziii. ( 1
Inb WfaSlUN EluriDORnOOD and cost about ?2500. The plans are'actluS business. Mr. Clark says that I also 30 head of high grade Aberdeen ' stop-over in both directions. Call at ; ary which is now beins
now being prepared by Mr. Williams. things are lively in and around Alba. 'Angus cows, nearly all with calf ortne - R- & H- ticket office for full readers of this paner f
i i ( i i j i nnrrinn torn .
A COLT FALLS STRIKING ITS ' Two mud-covered travelers. W. H. - u- Allen, who has been in Peu- cai1- " siae- 111(550 nnimais are : vcnis a uay.
HEAD
AND IS KILLED ' FIetcber Joe T- Hinkle, drove m j dleton for several weeks representing I sood indviduals and have never been
l.vesterday from Fletcher's mill, where an enlarging picture business, is inlrain fed; all have been raised in
Registering Voters on Weston Moun-::vir- Hinkle lias been registering vot-jtne Sisters' hospital with typhoid fe (Pasture, therefore they are not Tmrnt B
.... r-.t r.. . " , "ers. He also visited dinger's mill. ver. out with corn and are good for serv-, B
n lc .7L r. ; near the toll gate, and succeeded it ' Mrs. M. F. Kelly left this morning ! es tle willbe J
S ice this season. These cattle will be
One Place Seed Corn Free. 1 roundinc un 50 nlentnrs nil tniH -l.r. : w wii, -nroii " .t u , . ! sold at private sale. Parties desirins
The East Oregonian Is indebted to, had been, unable to come to town. I joined by Mrs. Gene Tausick and the. i breedinS stock wi,J do weH see j
rjie w esion render ior tne loiiowmg -ae says mat ne was verj- pleasantly will go to Spokane for a visit with I
Items: I entertained at Fletcher's mill -n-hlni. ! frionHc 'For further
Mrs. Thomas Moorehouse is criti-1 is a tnrlving mountain settlement.
these cattle .betore buying others.
particulars, inquire of
Mrs. P. TT Vnn 1 cffll ,.t... 1 ! " -u"io, aui . CC . Iv., OF
...r JU" u .wiuiam Aioynton. nroDrietor Orerrnn i
me sisters nospitai, but her friends : Feed Yard C W Stenhon
have much more hopes for her re j ' ' bteplI0D'
naltTewlavf What Thin Fo,ks 'Need' i
n piJ .. . , i Is a sreater power of digesting and ' I
- - " 1 usiiiiiitiLii 1111111 rnr t 11 ttt i it
cally ill at her home in this city. Mrs. j Tarly this morning Mr. Hinkle left
X.ee Moorhouse, of Pendleton, is in : for Wild Horse mountain on a slim
attendance at her bedside. ! lar mission.
Cev. M. H Marvin of Walla Walla, j Four khaki-clad artillerymen from
has consented to deliver the memorial Fort Walla Walla who attended the
fiermop on the second day of the Pio- Sunday ball game at Athena and
neers reunion, ijiursciay, May sn. ("fought the booze" jmtil nearly over- who , Xm, 1 , "a j king's ew Life Pills work wonders.!
Clnml StPPti nit nn AntoTnnn Jn t i .... . Wlierefle Hill Tie joined by his wife. Tliov tnno orwi 1 ji .....i
,,, :.T" 7. Vr v"-,:"" "I'. I'? ,ra-.uu,e "ilcK rnHKU Weston hn .? visitln-r n PnlnT,,! t , ' uigebuve,
f..,. " D''r i-o J. r peui unvmg their horses at a nm. At'tw ,,,, ,r ' oikuus. genuy expel an poisons from
xuue suate" In a singular manner. Dry Creek, four miles bevond town I (the system, enrich the blood. Im!
Tile other uay. 1 ZZ7i-XAxn:u uni-1 two citizen youths named riowlus ! nQ a- wame returned t prove appetite, make healthy flesh.,
mot -n.nr. 1. I 1 . , . ' . . . 1 Mil
a uuius uruiiun, iiou rearea . t,v1
Buaueniy
jstra," with
to me noor, us neaa siniung witn j 0f Dave Still's flock.
great violence, ana died instantly
The colt was valued at $125,
Thursday evening from
t tl 11 Ttn--
iu UHU IU111KU Llie KIllIllRrS. PniW'.u- , nninirm TTin..n V
backward, breaking the ed to nr0vid6 thir i' ;ri:nrt ' w ' sPeni a week on
which it was held. It fell ! Stn ZrJ, Yt"?AJZJ homesteads. They found some
1 1 . .. . ... " wui.iJWi, UI1U Ul Ul W f I X
AIt. Ofill UUuuu;
Only 25 cents at Tallman & Co's.
Miners Preparing For War.
Hazelton, Pa., May 1C. The con-,
We have accepted the agency for the celebrated
Feathethone Corsets
i..iii( m . fill. --t . . m car
We are h? at?ouartcrs for
w.vw-, .Ti.uua, nunhs, unfies nna Uents Fur, ishinc I
Come and Sec Us.
W. D. Hansford was. in the city Frl-! PfePrtoA on ti basis of S5 nee i
day and Saturday, making the ac- m,. r, -r, f. n
quaiutance of Weston people. Al- IV
, , , . i kiiiuu no ubcut i. v i . i-.nuu i.
goose.
hag no'
4- n Tl-nft.iMi V.-J. . .1
"Bf" tCbCL t JSTlJ I' I corn will be sent to any farmer in
1 .r "rr:r. ,1 . this vicinity who desires to experi
(to .Milton to cause the arrest of the J- Urll, WH0 nas spent tne pastivuion 0I anturacite miners are
hilarious nartv. but I winter in Portland attending 'the : gain in session today, manning out
xujuauu xsubiness uouege, lias re-1 lue"l-IimpaiKn nnu nnal details of tliej'
turned to Pendleton and will leave 'Strike voted yesterday. i
tnis evening tor washtucna on busl-1
ness,
THE
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LEADERS
' i A VWV ftVAV (VWV AA A
The Snokosmnn-Revlow nf the -ijt, ?
man and made an excellent Jmprej nt on Mlow TheUnstant. contains the notice of the ! I FKxnyn' ;
sion here. He will undoubtedly re-1 V I . " "J "mia. ,.i"e I marriaire of H. W. .TPfYArS I WiaJAViSJ5
t i . . i i in 11:1 i.uiiir."! 1 1 if ii i :ni i ii iiiihi ;i i
cene a gooa vote at eston for coun- , ' . . , Q0 ' county, and ...iss Martie Moats, of
ty treasurer, which nos tion Up Ir in ii uuces we11- antl ripens in JU days.' ., . mo .
every way qualified to fill.
J. T. Lieuallen, of Adams, one of
Yau'Sfi
Have
Money
To put in your purse if you
fall during onr week of
special sale. .We are over
stocked with ladles' purses,
and wijl dispose of the sur
plus stock at a sacrifice. Bar
gains are offered that it will
pay you to heed.
One Week Only
TALLMAN & GO.
The company is very anxious to in
traduce it in this rich region, believ
ing that farmers .will find it a profita
ble alternate crop nnd will be en
abled to utilize their land each yeai.
, Iley Winn and T. J. Price are amonc
j those who have already signified their
! willingness to try the corn. Apply
early If you want seed.
Henry Moulton returned Tuesday
from Franklin county, where ho has
been plowing his t,omeEtecd for the
past two months. nnd Ids son Ralph is
still at work. Mr. Moulton's claim is
located in Rye Grass country. alon
(which vater has boon found in 10
wells at different places; He says that
Franklin county grain Is now look
ing well, having grown rapidly within
the past two weeks. There has been
plenty of moisture and the ground
is now in excellent condition for
plowing. In one big rain the precipl
tation measured two inches
Notice.
I will sell every stick of lumber out
! side of the warehouse at Fulton Sta
tion to the highest bidder. These
houses have recently been repaired
and there is old lumber equal to many
I i n i w .
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS AND j wishing to buy same -will please look
TATIONFD 1 over beiore May 24. ana caH 011 or
j write T. G. Montgomery, agent.
siremvvm-t gas grnr n-ert'tswrsv i mrn a rt aa a c b b g b r
The Banister Shoe
Made by the oldest established factory in the United 3
States and conceded to be the leading house for 5
men s footwear.
We Have Them
In a large assortment of spring and summer styles, 3
ootn in snoes and UM-UKDb, and no matter how 3
large or sniaJI your leet we can fit you perfectly.
The Banister is perfection in shoes and Oxfords and a
made to wear.
Take a look at our window.
THE PENDLETON SHOE STORE.
unillllllllliililliitiimtinniiiiiimmciiit'i
marriage of H. W. Jeffers, of Umatilla
ccn.mty, and iss Martie Moats, of
Pullman. The marriage took place at ! '
Colfax.
J. T. Hinkle returned Thursday
evening from a trip through the hills
south of Milyton, registering voters
He visited Fletcher's saw mill and
was out almost to the Union county
line. He registered 5G voters,
Theroa ID. Fell and YfoH Fell are'l
lu Pendleton saying goOd-bye to their
friends here, preparatory to going to
Alaska for a year or more. They
will leave Portland for Alaska a week i
front next Monday, John Dodsbn ac-
companying them.
Miss Celia Uenn received a letter
Thursday from her brother, Arthur
Renn, who is on Goat Island, in the
service of Uncle Sam, saying that he
Is much better satisfied with his sur
roundings than at first, but many of
the boys are deserting,
It. A. Cowden, a well-known lum
ber dealer and an ex-sengtor of Idaho,
is in town irom nis nome at uaidwell
Idaho. Mr. Cowden came here to buy
a team of driving horses, having
heard that Pendleton and vicinity was
noted for 'fine horse flesh
Robert Smith, of the Grande Ronde
Lumber Company, at Perry, is In Pen
dleton today. Ir. Smith says there
has been plenty of water In the
Grande Ronde river this year for mill
ing purposes and the supply of logs
is ample for a full season's run In
consequence.
tor the pleasure of Miss Eva
SwlUsler, of Walla Walla, who is the
guest of Miss Mabel Nye, a delight
ful company was given last evening
at Armory hall, when the merry
young people tripped the light fantas
tic toe to the tune of sweet music,
rendered by Kirkman s orchestra.
a. a. lender, a business man of
Waitsburg, Joel Woods and William
Woods, prominent fanners of Walla
Walla county, are registered at Hotel
St. George. They camo down to In
spect a combined harvester which Mr
Fender has taken the agency for, and
the other gentlemen were figuring on
buying to harvest their crops.
George Humphrey, of Portland, ex-
deputy United States marshal under
Cleveland, and a brother of Captain
N. B. Humphrey, formerly of Pendle
ton, was In town Thursday, shaklne
hands with old friends. From here he
went to Milton to visit his sister
Mrs. Hoon. Mr. Humphrey says that
politics are -warming: up In the val
ley, and that everything looks very
favorable toward the election of
Chamberlain for governor. He also
expressed the opinion that the demo
crats weald carry Multnomah county
Red oi
Bfacfc
SLIPPERS
FOR . . .
CHILDREN
60c to $1.35
LADIES'
Oxford Ties
Some Tan
Ones at
$1.50 and $1.75
Worth $2 and $2.50
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
SNAP..
SHOTS
Some Good
Reasons iot Dealing
wat Us
We have eastern trimmers : we go to the eastern mar
kets every season : we buy for cash, which enables us
to give bargains. If you want Stylish Mi hnery you
take no chances if you buy of us.
II
m , n i n nm
$
J f-l II M
II l Darlings !
Yoti Horses
Will be well cared for
if taken to
The -Old Dutch Henry
Feed Barn.
Good comfortable stalls and
plenty of feed'
Call and See Us
Kit Hays & Gonneriey
an XL.,-. t n i. m lu
nnt, and let them
-. n t xmh nni
breezes. You'll feel proud of their appearance if
auugiy semea in one of our light moving, easy uuBb'"
Carts. No matter whaf 1 fancy lor 'B
... r i i. - i ..ni nTi il.
wayoiaouggy or go-cart, we can suit you. JUMW
....v, a. iuur, vve are proua oi our siock anu j
proud of one of them.
M. A. RADER.
Tun r-ki-. - rtC DHAMbH
Main anrl WKK C,.o Pendleton, WF.'
tV UtlbblD -
Aft mm
HOGS. HORSES. POUL
l-.ee S 11. S Hnif PamaJi. oorlnO TilSEUC.
a. vwu i u iuiiki'k ann n rr i a incoiKi t in ax-"- - .
u v v v J J m
C. F. COLESWORTflti
Hav HmIm mH Peed.
M
rrojjrietorB
iT mi is9 East Alta Street. - - -