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f 1- 'l . . w P, : ta SPRINQ i'i k 1902' MEN'S GARMENTS ...FOR... SUMMER WEAR We are acquainting grentfir num bers of the men of this vicinity with the many nrtvnnlagt'H thnt lie in making selections from our excep tionally well nppolntPil htocka of faultlessly tailored garments. S5ii.no to gi'.OO Saved on Evory Suit of Clothing llmiKht ut Our Storo. Bulls oi rainy joslmi vjucvhud w i m... ,.1 ta sn in cit SO IS uiiu xcri r-jj in viitum Sulta of Serges, $10 to 15. Outing Suit in large variety. Txousfre, $1.50 to 5. Summer Underwear, good goods, 25 and 50 cents a garment. BAER & DALEY, ONE-PRIGE CLOTHIERS. FRIDAY, JUNE C, 102. GENERAL NEVS. HOTEL ARRIVAL8. The senate Thursday passed a bill providing for the division of Alaska Into three recording and judicial dis tricts. For the first time in 20 years, the job printers of Chicago have had their wages raised without having to resort to a strike. J. "W. "Wadeler, of Fort Worth, Tex as, in a fit of jealousy Wednesday night, severed his wife's head from her body with a butcher knife and then cut his own throat. He had been married but four months. A sheriff's jury recently empannel- ed in New York, consists of 15 men with an aggregate wealth of more than $1,000,000,000. Among the jury men are: J. B. McDonald, J. P. Mor gan, J. D. Rockefeller, William Rock efeller, Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Wil liam K. Vanderbilt and John A. Arch bolm. Senator Kearns, of Utah, after a conference with the president Thurs day, said that the secretary of the interior would be instructed to send an official of the government to the Uintah reservation at once for the purpose of arranging with the Indians for their allotments and the opening of the surplus land to the public. Rev. James Laurie Rodgers, for merly a well-known Baptist minister but who recently embraced Moham medanism, lias confessed at Santa Cruz, Cal., to firing a number of buildings at a dairy where lie has been working. He says he burned the buildings to get revenge for be ing compelled to do menial service. He will be examined as to his san ity. Thursday the supreme court of Ne braska, by roversing the findings of the district court of Douglas county opens the way for the possible re covery by the state of ?537,000, which ex-State Treasurer Bartley was con victed of embezzling. The supreme court, in effect, holds that Bartiey's bondsmen we're wrongly discharged from liability, and remands the case for a new trial. The Pendleton. W. A. Williams, Portland. L. C. Cross, Rochester. R. S. Bryson, city. T. E. Raster, Portland. E. B. Duffy, Portland. H. L. Sosler, Portland. F. E. Green, San Francisco. James Leslie. C. J. Freese, Walla Walla. Andrew Nylander, Portland. A. W. Moore, Iowa. A. W. Brigham, Boston. J. A. Thomas, Iowa. Don McRay, Denver. George C. Burton, Portland. F. C. Elder and wife, Nevada. 0. Kissel, Nebraska. W. T. Wallace, Portland. J. S. Sullivan, New York. Bert Holcomb, Seattle. H. C. McDonnell, New York. C. F. Osborn. E. J. Brannick, Portland. It. B. May, Portland. A. McNamara, San Francisco. George Harris, Portland. F. J. Ginger, Spokane. Grant Ramsey, Chicago. 1. Colin, San Francisco. E. W. Nichols and wife, Walla Walla. C. O. Howard, Iowa. H. J. Paulson, Nebraska. W. S. Moore, Iowa. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. The three days' encampment of the G. A. R. of Oregon, opened at As toria on Wednesday with about 1000 visitors present. A big sale of shorthorn cattle will be held in Portland on June-,10, and all the railways have announced half rates for shipments to this sale. Councilman Sinclair, of North Yak ima, resigned in a huff Thursday night because the council of that place granted a liquor license, the application for which ho opposed. The corner-stone of the now Mason ic temple at Grant's Pass, was laid Thursday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies. This building is said to be tho finest of Its kind in the state, outside of Portland. The funeral of Oliver Lipes, who died at Floriston, Cal., last week, took place at Oregon City on Thurs day with full military honors, Llpoa was a veteran of the Spanish-American war and served through the first Philippine campaign. Tho celebrated Tillamook county Tand contests bid fair to bo settled, tho state of Oregon having filed ap plication for a number of pieces of land recently and at tho same timo placed on (lie relinquishments of tho parties who have heon contesting tho elate locations. The Golden Rule. Mrs. E. E. Gallagher, Pullman. Elmer Carglll, Nye. Robert Watt, Alba. Henry Sample, Milton. A. B. Nlles, Walla Walla. E. E. Smith, Walla Walla . E. Kimmel, Dayton. Clinton, Knouf, Iowa. Mrs. Robert Simpson, Olympia. Miss Simpson, Olympia. Lee Cunningham, Portland. J. F. Walker, Illinois. Alice Flanders, Baker City. T. A. Brown, Missouri. T. E. Morgan and wife, city. D. J. Nebergall and family, Port land. C. W. Wahl, The Dalles. L. F. Mason, Iowa. Porter, Dayton. Wickersham, Dayton. Edwards, Dayton. Bigelow, Dayton. McCracken, Dayton. Phillips, Dayton. Arenson, Dayton. Eagen, Dayton. Thompson, Dayton. Sherwood, Dayton. R. F. Duntam, Portland. C. Li .Downer, Spokane. C. .Cunningham, Portland. Camaham and wife, Walla Walla. Sam Lee, Spokane. A. G. Howard, Spokane. Cliff Bellinger, Salem. Attention Woodmen of the World All members of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, are requested to meet at the Secret Society hall, on Sunday, Juno Sin, at 1:30 p. m. sharp, for the pur- rose of attending memorial und dec oration services at Ohwy cemetery, All neighbors are requested to bring nil tho flowers possible. By order J. P. WALKER, Clerk. Basoball, baseball! Baseball, baseball! Baseball, baseball! Dayton and Pendleton. Dayton and Pondloton, Daytou and Pondloton. Ball and bat free! Ball and bat free! Firecrackers free! Firecrackors free! Pistol and caps free! With evory boy'a suit. With every noy's buU. THJ3J PEOPLES WARBHOUSl! FOR FREE DELIVERY ARRANGEMENTS NOW BEING MADE FOR CARRIER SERVICE. This Will Commence on July 1, With Three Deliveries Daily in the Bus iness Portion of the city and One in the Residence Part. It is again time to say a word about the free mall delivery and this time it is good news instead of bad. The department lias decided that if it can possibly be arranged the mail coining to the residents of Pen dleton will bo delivered at their doors if they so wish, beginning with the first day of July and from that time 01 J. W. Erwin, assistant superintend ant of free delivery, was in town a few days ago from ban i-rancisco, looking over the city and locating the places for the mail boxes, and laid out the routes for the delivery boys. The ooxes, with perhaps a few slight changes, will be located as the following places: Southeast corner of ain and Court streets. Southeast corner of Main and Court streets. Northeast corner of Court and Johnson streets. Southwest corner of Court and Vin cent streets. Southwest corner of Webb and Col by streets. Northwest corner of Bush and Jackson streets. Northeast corner of Court and Stonewall Jackson streets. Sister's school. Southwest corner of Cosby and Bluff streets. Southwest corner of Aura and Alta streets. Southeast corner of Calvin and Al ta streets. Northeast corner of Webb and Ma ple streets. Bids are now being advertised for by Postmaster C. E. Fell and will be received up until the 15th instant, for setting the iron .posts for the mail boxes. The lowest bidder for this work will 'receive the contract. This boxes will not be placed on the posts until the morning of the 1st of July, but It is only a moment's job to do this. Civil Examinations Saturday. Nine applications are now in for the civil service examinations for a place on the local staff of deliveries. Only two of these will be able to get the place and they will be selected next Saturday. In addition to the two carriers a substitute will be appoint ed to take the place of either of the carriers in case of illness or any thing happening when one of the reg ulars would have to leave his work for any length of time. The examinations will be held at the court house, beginning at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, June 7. Albert Bedell, secretary of the board of civil examiners of Walla Walla, will be here and examine the appli cants for this position. Then the re sult of the examinations will be sent to Washington, D. C, where they will be looked over by the department and the two the best fitted according to their rating, will be appointed as de liverers and the third best will get the place of substitute. This will take several days and It will keep the department on the jump to get the applications to Washington, the certificates returned and the carriers fitted for the work by the time set for starting the delivery. Those accepted will have to order uniforms and familiarize themselves with the free delivery rules, which will take some time. The postmaster will supply them with blank slips, which will be taken around and left at every home reached by the deliv ery. These blanks are expected to be filled out with tho name of the occu pants and number of the house and then they will be gathered up and the carriers will in this way get ac quainted witli their route and the people they have to deliver mall to. The Deliveries. Three deliveries will bo made to tho business part of town from tho first, but only one will be made in tho residence portion. This is be- cause of the way the train, run at present, wnicu immu il i .. im tnmip further out lor a ueinuij iu , than the business houses after the pvenimr mail is in. The deliveries iu uu"-"- i- tlons of town will be made at o'clock in the morning to get the night mail; at 9 o'clock n the fore noon to catch the mall from No. 1, Koing east, and one in the evening after Nos. 2 and 7 from Spokane ami Portland arrive. The delivery to the residence part of town will be made beginning at 9 o'clock a. m. Put On the Number. It will be a good thing if who write letters and have mail come to ;hcn after the establishment of the free delivery, instruct tlilr friends and those addressing them to put the number of their residence on mail when addressing them, as well ns the postofflce. While this is not positive ly necessary, it will simplify matters wonderfully for the carriers and will the mail reach its destination i without any trauble. "NO CLINKERS." "Cokes the Coal and Burns the Coke" A Testimonial From Some of Pendleton's Business Citizens. Mr. W. G. McPhorson, Portland, Oregon. Dear Sir: After having given the "Perfect" Hot Air Blast Furnace a thorough test in the last two years we can truthfully say that we have never seen its equal for economy. Your statement that it "cokes the coal and burns the coke," we -have found to be correct, for we find that after burning a fire continuously, there is left only a very small quan tity of ashes, and no clinkers, the ashes being as fine as flour. The splendid results we have attained with this furnace have truly surpris ed us. Yours veo truly, F. E. JUDD, C. S. JACKSON, T. C. TAYLOR, F. B. CLOPTON, H. L. HEXTER. BEAUTIFUL SKIN Soft White Hands Luxuriant Hair Produced by (UtlCUia YSQAK The most effective skin purifying anil beauti fy int; Boap In the world, as well as jmreat and sweetest for tollot, bath, and nursery. The only prercntlvo of pimples, blackheads, red, rou;h,and oily skin.ruil, rough hands with itching palms ami shapeless nails, dry, thin, and falling hair, and simple baby blemishes, becauto tho only preventive of tho causo, viz., inflammation and clogging of tho roues. Sold .Ttrywh.r.. IOTTii n. CCntr,, Prow.. Ik, too. lluioUfl)MuttfulBUa,Uudi,uullUir,bM. Stat xof Ohio city of Toledo ( Lucas County. t - Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is tho senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co , doing business in tho city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Uundrcd Dollars for each and every caso of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use oi Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December, A. ).. I 11. 1856. j 8BAU J A. W. GLKASOK. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Work on Car Shops. Work was started Thursday morn ing on the boiler and engine house of the Portland City & Oregon Rail way Company's proposed car shops and terminal station on the Rosa Wallace tract at the foot of East Market and East Mill streets, Port land. The buildings will occupy an acre or more of ground space and will cost many thousands of dollars. Happy Time m Old Town. "We felt very happy," writes R. N Bevill, Old Town, Va., 'when Buck len's Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head." It delights all who use It for cuts, corns, burns, bruises, bolls, ulcers, eruptions. Infallible for piles. Only 2oc at Tallman & Co.'s. Tonic Port Is not a beverage, but a tonic the best tonic. It builds up the consti tution, strengthens the nervous system, re stores sound refreshing sleep and promotes good digestion. It is a product of the St. George Vineyard. It combines tonic qualities with a pleasing taste; it is in dorsed by the medical profession generally. F. W. Schmidt & Co., Reliable Druggists, Association Block. ...INTRODUCTORY SALE... COLLARS! A well-fitting and very stylish line of Linen Collars . Remarkable valuss at this new popular price, two for 25c. 2 ...COLLARS For... 25f It will be a saving to buy this new "Arrow" Brand Collar. All the newest and latest styles. Try them. This Pice Will Intetest You Turnover Styles in Six Heights Standing Styles in Six Heights Turn Points in Six Heights Fifteen Different op-to-date Styles. See us at once afcoot these. oston Store HAYING TIME We Can Supply You with Forks, Pulleys, Ropes, Flexible Steel Cable And All Kinds of HayingM ware. THOMPSON HARDWARE ft; 14 hm n,,?irr, JESSE FAiLINd The Big Carpet Store You Can Beat Our Carpets In juat this one way they'll standthij I kind of beating all right. Youculj beat 'em in style, in variety nrpawmi in amallneas of coat, in length ofwjl in any good carpet quality. Justwfl you can beat that WlLTUfl " Belling at $1.25 a yard. tumw oux new line of fiber carpet. P Main 24. GO CHRT Regular beauties. Prettiest over brought to Pendleton. Largest line Lowest Prices. REFRIGERATORS that will save you money on your ice bill BAKER & FOL.SOM TTl 1 t-T1 1 1 1 rp nofnpfa. Etc- There l& No Question ABOUT THE MERITS OF BYERS' Kf?. It is the finest grade it is possible to make. Nothing I but the choicer wheat enters into Bycrs' Hour, ;i satisfaction is the result whererever it is used forbrea I v or fancy baking. PENDLETON ROLLER MIl W. S. Byers, Proprietor. For Health, Strength and measure Urink Polydore Moens, Proprietor. 1
