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nappy
of which we aro showing
a splendid assortment in
all the new colorings,
PRICES:
$10.00, $11.00, $12.50
SIS 00 $17.00
You can save $2.50 to $5.00 by
buying a suit of us.
CLAUDE
COX BADLY
HURT BY PLANER
a -T--i,nlal From some
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n..Jlnn'e BUS neSS OlliiC".
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Mr. W. Q. McPhorson,
Oregon
Portland,
Carelessly Attempted to Change the
Gear While the Machine Was Run
ning and Was Caught In Cogs anu
Wrist Crushed.
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A serious nccmcm . " ! "r hnrnint: a fire
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Tuesuay. i
Dear S r:-After having given the
"Perrect" Hot Air Blast Furnace a
thorough test in the last two years
rSVtulIy say that we have
pnu.il iui d.uu.uj.
rt ...mi in know what Binnrtlv ilresspfl
(bis season ask to see Stein-Bloch Clothes.
Do You Use Your Own Judgnie
"cokes the
hnt'or RPOn its
t.. nlnfomntlt flint. It
1 andtar the coke." je hjrj
-.....i i.o ffirrpnt. for wo find thai
luuau iu "v- -
ft 1
New Shipment of PANTS just in
$2.50 to $5.00
BAER & DALEY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
WEDNESDAY, MAY. 28, 1902.
GENERAL NEVS.
HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
Fire practically wiped out the busi
ness portion of the town of Ravenna,
Mich., Monday. Loss estimated at
$100,000.
The retail price of domestic anth
racite coal for delivery in New York
rnisocl Mondav from S(.35 to
$7.50 i .ei ton. i
Both the Cuban senate and the
house have passed a bill granting
President Palmn ?nc,000 for current
expenses in connection with insular
affairs.
Congressman Charles Curtis, of the
first district of Kansas, has formally
announced his candidacy for the seat
in the United States senate now hold
by "W. A. Harris.
The British government has grate
fully accepted the offer by the "United
States of a warship to bring homo
the body of Lord Paunculote, late
British ambassador at Washington.
Emperor William has directed that
Adjutant-General Corbin, General S
M. B. Young and General Leonard
Wood, of tho United States, shall be
his guests nt the Gorman military
maneuvers next fall.
Ben Rowen, an aeronaut, made an
ascension and parachute drop at
Manhattan Beach, a suburban sum
mer resort of Denver, Col., and fall
ing about the middle of the lake, was
drowned before a boat could reach
him.
The Berlin Tageblatt says it un
derstands that a committee of Now
York citizens is arranging to offer
Emperor William a statue of George
Washington in return for his gift of
a statue of Frederick the Great to the
United States.
-Charles D. Thompson, ex-supremo
rinance keeper of the supreme tent,
Knights of Maccabees, was arraigned
in the circuit court at Port Huron,
Mich., Monday, and refused to plead
to tho charge of embezzlement of
$17,000 from the order. A plea of not
guilty was enterd by the court.
Thompson is at liberty under $5000
bonds. His trial will take place in
June.
The Pendleton.
John P. Haydon, Portland.
A. J. Minard, Chicago.
II. P. Conner.
E. B. Coman, Portland.
Fred Perchard, St. Paul.
John S. Gurnee.
George E. K. Fichtnor, Portland.
H. T. Booth, Baker City.
H. L. Sisher, Portland.
J. B. Gissy.
C. J. Freese, Walla Walla.
John Nisson, Portland.
P. F. Chandlen, Canyon City.
Fred Roth, Portland.
M. H. Patton, Spokane.
F. S. Stewart, Spokane.
L. Samuel, Portland.
Mrs. J. P. Haydon, Portland.
John Ansfield, Cleveland.
G. S. Youngnian, Portland.
Henry Hausman, San Francisco.
H. C. Gregg and wife, San Fran
cisco.
Henry North, Portland. ,
C. H. Westher, Louisville.
S. Heatfield, Spokane.
H. Madison, Portland,
J. Burns, Portland.
W. Jackson, Portland.
V. Roberts, Elberton.
Stitt Wilson, San Francisco.
Henbergor, Chicago.
M. Bates, Walla Walla.
W. Cowan, Spokane.
D. Long, Spokane.
illuton Dialling mill
LaCox was changing the gear on one
of the planers nnd caught his right
wrist in the cogs of the machinery
and the rkoh of the wrist was badly
lac-rated and one of the bones
crushed.
Mr. I.aCox cannot blame any one
..... i, i, rnr tho accident as hC-
UUL lilllio.i ' ---- ----
has worked at the mill for several
years nnd was thoroughly acquaint-,
ed with the machine. He had man
times been warned not. 10
change the gear of the planer while
It was in motion, but in a moment of
carelessness he attempted to do this
and in reaching over the cog wheels
of the machine to turn the screw
with a wrench his sleeve was taut,".,
and the arm pulled Into tho cogs. He
called for help and A. Bollerman,
foreman of the mill, went to his aid.
The belt was thrown off and the ma
chinery stopped as quickly as possi
ble, but not until the wrist was badl
injured.
Dr. Colo was called to attend Un
injured man, who was made as com
fortable as possible, but it is feared
that the hand may have to be removed.
continuously,
' . if m,iv ii very small quan
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tity of ashes, and no clinkers, tlu.
ashes being as fine as flour The
sulendid results we have attained
with this furnace have truly surprls
ed us. Yours ve., truly,
F. E. JUDD,
C. S. JACKSON,
T. C. TAYLOR,
F. B. CLOPTON,
H. L. HEXTER.
BALL PLAYERS AT WESTON.
The
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
Tho president has appointed Fran
cis J. Bailey, of Oregon, to be assis
tant surgeon United. States volun
teers, with the rank of captain.
Representative Moody has Intro
duced a bill to pension Mrs. Reglna
P. Palmer, widow of Captain Wilson
P. Palmer, of Portland, at $30 u
month.
Governor T. T. Geer Issued a requi
sition on Governor Gngo, of Califor
nia, for the delivery to tho agent
of tho state of Orogon, of Benjamin
P. Hunt, wanted in Multnomah coun
ty for seduction.
Harry Wright, lately roloased from
tho penitentiary, where ho servd a
two years' tonn for robbing tho E, C,
Cross slaughter house, near Salem, in
1900, Is again wanted by tho officers,
this tlmo for running away with a
team of horses and n buggy from a
livery barn at Salem. j
The Golden Rule.
Mrs. Crow, Portlnnd.
Sam Ogden, Dallis.
Bert Case, Salem. r
Alfred Kaniff, Silverton.
Ralph Desart, Salem.
J. N. Davis and wife, Milton.
E. Anderson, Echo.
Frank Hosier and wife.
Susan Hosier.
1,. J. Pope.
J. L. Gordon, Hood River.
A. George, Portland.
Edwin H. Caton, Athena.
John G. Helfrlch, Portland.
Ray Barton.
E. H. Burke, Spokane.
Mrs. C. L. Pierce, La Grande.
Minnie B. Pierce, La Grande.
Z. Houser.
V. S. McDonald, Weston.
Prank Beabe.
W. G. LItsoy, San Francisco.
Thomas Coller, Oakland.
E. E. Dalton.
W. B. Morris, Pomeroy.
M. L. Dalsley, Elgin.
Henry Labarque, Massachusetts.
R. J. Boddy, Ashland.
Frank Moore, tho colored man who
was shot Sunday
tempting to rob R
At bedtime Itako a pleasant herb
drink, the next morning I feel bright
and my complexion is bettor. My
doctor says that It acts gently on the
stomach, liver and kidneyB and Is a
pleasant laxative. It is made from
herbs, and Is prepared as easily as
tea. It is called Lane's Medicine
Lane's Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Price 25c and 50c.
For sale by Tallman & Co., sole
agents.
A SNmKE STORY.
A. Harnett, two minors, who wero
stealing a rldo on an O. R. & N.
freight train, between Bnkor City
and Huntington, died nt St. Ellzaboth
hospital, at Baker CUy. Nelson, who
was wounded during tho battlo with
the hold-ups, will rocovor. Barnett
Is In' tho county jail.
Two Young Ladies of this City Had
An Interesting Experience.
Misses Agnes Fletcher ami Miss'
Cranston are now tolling their friends
how they met and dispatched an ono
my In tho shapo or a good sized rat
tle snake last Sunday.
Those, young ladlos wore out rid.
flight while at-ling their bicycles Sunday and whon
C. Nelson and J. I near tho bridge across tho rlvor east
Indians to Play Two Games
There With Walla Walla.
The baseball boys left this morn-,
ing for Weston, where they will cross ,
bats with the Walla Walla team to-,
day and tomorrow in the baseball
tournament arranged as part of the
program of the Pioneers' picnic,
which commences at that place to
day and continues until Saturday
evening.
The local team has been strength
ened by the introduction of Rhea
since it met defeat at the hands of
Sharpstein's boys last week, and the
Indians feel sure that they will re-,
turn from Weston with the Sharp-,
shooters' scalp locks safely packed.
away in their wampum belts. :
On Friday, Decoration day, tne;
strong Colfax team will be here andj
will meet the Indians in two games,
on the Alta street grounds, at 10 a. j
m. and 3 p. m. This team is one of;
the best playing in the Washington ,
minor league and the Pendletonians ,
will have their hands full when they.
o up against Colfax.
For this occasion the Indians wlll
appear for the first time in the nev
uniforms just purchased for them by
the Official Rooters' Club, and will
make a line appearance in their new
togs.
The Colfax and Pendleton teams J
will go to Weston on Saturday and
play there in the afternoon, the clos-l
ing day of the Pioneers' picnic. j
Relieves SSandruff
Immediately
and causes thick, glossy hair to sup
plant the former thin.brittlegrowtb.
Novfbro's Hcppiciilc
performs its work on the principle,
" Destroy the cause, you remove the
effect," and consequently it reaches
and kills off the ever-busy microbe,
which is responsible for all scalp
diseases. It thus makes dandruff
and falling hair impossible, and
promotes a luxuriant growth of hair
that soon becomes the pride of tho
owner. Even on bald spots it soon
produces hair a? thick and luxuriant
as anyone could wMi for.
One bottle will convince that It la the
only hatr restorer tliat really restores.
por Sale by all Firit-Class Drug Stores.
S5
whftn h
, u oepend u
salesman's advice?
Do you realize than
vice may be infl0 'r
the larse profit that thete
in ouiiic niciKcs r
Study the situation
J"'! "'Fareuie quality ,
fabric and the tailnriJ
garments of different mil
the style, fit and general
isn ; tane particular noticen
iiiubu mai uear this label:
The Steln-Bloch Co.
Wholesale Tiilou
llcglstcred 1688
They are tailored hyftj
iamou- wnoiesaie Tailos
Rochester,
The SteinBloci
We sell them, but do noli
to influence you unduly,
critical as you please; fc
every detail ; try on a i
compare the effect with I
the best dressed man you 1
We are perfectly willing
by your judgment then, ui t
know what it will be.
SUITS
, $5.00 to $25.01
And Your Money Back for the Asking.
C9ILUII
Stor
PROHIBITION RALLY.
Candidates on Temperance Ticket
Will Speak Tonight.
The prohibitionists of the county
will have a rally at the court this
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. Rev
W. J. McCullough, of Milton, will be
the principal speaker, but there will
be other addresses by tho county
candidates, most of whom will be
present. No demonstration will bo
made on the street and the rally will
be held without any blow or flurry
on the outside. Rev. McCullough Is
a good speaker and those who at
toud the meeting have the promise
of being well entertained.
Lecture on Socialism.
Owing to counter-attractions, but a
small audience turned out to hear J.
Stitt Wilson, "the Inspired orator of
tho new crusade," speak on the alms
and objects of socialism in the court
house Tuesday evening. The orator
treated tho subject in all its bearings
and ramifications, giving a very en
tertaining outline of tho causes lead
ing up to tho socialistic movement,
and outlining tho reforms which it
was hoped to effect through the Influ
ence of socialism.
(Natural
(Jeiva
Uater
A natural iithiated
water, delivered to
all parts of the city.
Let us put you On
the list.
We also carry a
full line of other
mineral waters, for
eign and American.
Keep Yotit Houses Cool!
Have a "Quick Meal" Bice Flame Oil St(
Put ill your kitchen without delay. Cheapest and most per
fect stove made. One cent a burner an hour is all it costs to A
operut" tho quick Meal. No trouble to start and absolutely
free from danger. New stock just in.
THE THOMPSON HARDWARE COIVM
F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
Reliable Druggists,
Association Block.
of town, they heard a peculiar noise
nnd Immediately started to Investi
gate. It was not long before tho
head of a rattler was discovered,
the young laules proceeded to dis
patch him with stones, and brought
mo snuite iq town in a mi can to
J nrove that they had really killed it.
ECZEMA
And Every Form of Torturing
Disfiguring Skin and Scalp
Humors Cured by
(yticura
8PKK11Y CUBK TlUJATMKNT. Bathe tho
affected parts thoroughly whb Hot Watkb
and Cuticuka soap. .Next apply Cutiouka
Ointment, the preatgkin euro, anil lastly take
a fUll lllWO Of OUTIOUllA ltESOLVE-NT. Tills
.treatment wlH afford, instant, relief permit
rest and sloop.'nnd point to a speedy, imma
nent, ami economical cure wliou all elo falls.
Sold cvt7 whr. VrtM,Tii8T.ijJior.CtrTlcoA
Boir.Ho i OmTxtrr.soci luoi.Yxi(hiJf tlu),Mta.
IVttib Uevo axd Chim. Con., got Propi., Ilotlon.
- Uow Is Con Ucin4,1H( book, (no.
SPECIAL
HOT WEATHER
...SALE...
Saturday, May 24th
A Fine Line of Summer
Wash Goods, all manner of
designs and qualities. See
this line.
Fancy silks just arrived.
The finest in town.
Muslin and Gauze Under
wear. Everything you need for
Hot Weather. You can't do
as well anywhere else ashore.
Gall and see us.
The Fair
The Place tr Save Money
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JESSE FA1LI
The Big Carpet SS
You Can Beat Our Carp
in lust this one way they'll
kind of beating all right f
beat 'em in style, in variety)
In smallness of cost, In lengw
n,r trnnll rarllfll flUalitT. !
vou can beat that WILT0S.1
selling at $1.25 a yard. TJ
our new line of fiber cup.?
Main! 24.
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Makers of Ha
Low orices, coupled !
peu and Ma.tins -H
quality, prove
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make low prices so emphatic J
and real'
BAKER & FOLS
makers of napw
Ouestion
Nothicg
It is the finest grade it is possible to make.
flour,
but the choicest wheat enters into oy
...r.,... . ., misused for :
sausiacuon is me result wiimu""'" "
or fancy baking.
PENDLETON ROLLER
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
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For Health, Strength and fl
Pleasure Drink ::::::: '
Polydore Moens; Proprietor. J