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The Resiiift Shoe
Rebounding cushion centresob
Ventilates the shoe at every step
Prevents jar to nerves and spine
Distributes, pressure over foot sole
Spreads wear evenly over shoe sole
Dry springy foot-conforming
; Comfort,:
FILLED ; M'
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SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN PENDLETON BY
NB1NGER, WILSON & 0
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
ISSUED BAD CHECKS.
An Insurance Man Gets Himself Into
Trouble In Canyon City.
Some two weeks sien n. mnn hv tlin
jiamo of Prank Wilbur arrived
in Canyon City, says the
Eagle, whose business he clalmpd
was writing lire insurance. By board
ing at the hotel and drinking quite
Amateur and Professional
PHOTOGRAPHERS
will find it to their advan
tage to call on us for their
supplies. We have the
largest and best selected
stock fn Pendleton. You
will obtain the best re
sults with your work if
you use material pur
chased of us, and you
will be money ahead.
I TOLLMAN & CO.
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS AND
STATIONERS
heavllv at the snlnnnR hn ssnrm ha
came in debt to a considerable
amount, and belnc nressed for tin. v.
ment, wrote three checks on the
bank of Carmlle, Oklahoma, on each
one oDtainlnsr money over and above
, tne amount ho owed.
One check ho cave Sam Bauer for
$85 and received $27 in cash, ono
was drawn to Unas. E. corns took and
endorsed over to Geo. E. Pattersan
on which Wilbur got ?14 in cash, the
other was given Guernsey & Clark
for ?40, on which he obtained some
money.
On Monday the parties interested
telegraphed to the bank at Carmlle
and found that Wilbur had no money
there. The next morning C. G. Guern
sey had him arrested upon a charge
of larceny and he was given a hear
ing before N. RuUson, justice of tho
peace, who placed his bonds at $250.
He gave tho desired bond and was re
leased. Wilbur's conduct since arriving in
town has at no time been of the best.
On Thursdav of last wenlr h
rested for using nrofane Inn
the street and was fined by Recorder
iuurun $t.uu.
Long Creek Ranger: Charles O
Crowner and Frank Anafnirnr nt fnn.
dleton, who had been to Prairie City
with loads of goods for tho Cleaver
brothers, arrived in tnwn Rnnrinv
Mr. Crowner filed, on a homestead'
Claim Monday and Intnmln tn rntnrn
10 urant county snortiy to reside.
MEN'S
$2.50 SHOES
In Colt Skin, Calf Skin and Vici Kid,
both Lace and Congress; all style toes.
Wear like iron.
REAL BARGAINS
4
2
2
2
THE 'PENDLETON SHOE COMPANY
Phone lied i26 645 Main St.
Bring Yoor Shoes to C. BERQUIST, the Shoemaker7
nd have them repaired. Shop With PeidletOB Shoe ConptlJ.
'PERSONAL MENTION.
S. B. Calderhead is in town.
Dr. J. V. Van Patten, of Dayton, Is
at Hotel St. George.
Mrs. V. H. Fee was removed from
tho hospital to hor home Monday.
Robert Burns, general ( agent for
tho O. R. & N., is in town from Walla
Walla.
Senator Walter Piorco has been 111
sqvcral days with lumbago or rheumatism.
Mrs. H. E. Hallock, of Ileppnor, Is
visiting at tho homo of her son, Ho
mer H. Hallock, of this city.
Mrs. Bpple left this morning for
Butter creek, where she will spend
two weeks visiting relatives.
Postmaster C. 13. Fell lc reported as
bolnc nn hotter nftfir tnnro than a
week of confinement to his bed.
W. H. Mnnlo ami liricln arrlvnd Sat
urday evening from Walla Walla
whore they were married a few das
ago.
John Ulrlch nxnects tn Ifiavo with
his family in a few days, for Denver,
Col., whore thoy will make their fu
ture homo.
Mr. nnrl ITrs. finnrtrn Tilnirflr ro
urnert Monday evening from Milton
where they had been vlsitinjr Mr
Biuker's parents.
Miss Leila Prlvett. of Haker Cltv
who has been the guest of the Misses
Winnie and Delia Prlvett, left Sunday
evening for hor home.
Mrs. Robert Simpson and daugh
ter, of Olympla, left this morning for
home after spnding several days hero
the guests of relatives.
Miss Georgie Harman, of La
Grande, is in Pendleton visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Frank Frazlcr, at her
homo on Jackson street.
Wirt Minor, tjio well-known Port
land lawyer, is in attendant mmn tho
circuit court, remaining hero sovenl
days, stopping at the Hotel Pendleton.
James Cox. of tho Athena hnsehniii
team, remained over Monday in Pen
dleton on his wav from T.n fi
whero the team played Saturday and
aunoay.
Master Loren and Ross TC nnnpflv I
sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kennedy
are spending a jew days visiting with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J
H. Ross, on Camas Prairie.
William Coffman and f.imllv loft
Monday for Lehman Springs, whore
thoy will spend tho snmmnr. Mr
Coffman and son have leased the
shooting gallery and are going to put
a bowling alloy in connection.
Mrs. Fredericks will rioii
dress before the Women's Auxiliary
of the Church of the Redeemer, at
the home of Mrs.'-Lena
3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.' A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
Interested in missionary wnrir tn nt.
tend. Ladies of tho narish am eanpo.
ially requested to ha nreaflnt Pnn.
trlbutions received.
A. J. Haley arrived In Pnnriintnn
from Lacamas and will spend several
days visltinc relatives and friends
Mr. Halley savs tho neonlo ninn tho
river around Lacamas and Oregon
ouy, are considerably worked nn
over tho escaned convicts In thoir
territory. He also said there was no
oouDt out Track and Merrill are the
fellows who crossed tho
Vancouver Sunday.
S. T. Philips, who claims t.hn dls.
tinotlon of being tho first white child
born in Umatilla countv ia in tho
city serving on tho jury. Mr. Philips
says he was born in a wagon 50 years
ago, while his narents worn on rnntn
West. He resides about four miles
east of Weston, where he has made
nis nome since he was 16 years old
Frank Darcy, of Portland, has
taken a position as salesman at the
Pendleton Shoo Store.
Mrs. Helen D. Harford, of Newburg
state president of tho W. C. T. U., Is
in town tho guest of the local organ
ization, flho Will civa a lectnro nt
tho Thomnson Street M. Vi. ohnmh
this evening, beginning at 8 o'clock.
No admission will bo charged and
all aro Invited to the lecture. Mrs.
Harford is a forceful and pleasing
speaker and will entertain her audi
ence. She and Miss Co2hv T?nlv
mncned today at Mrs. B. T. Wado's
John Endlcott left this mnrnfhir fnr
i.enman springs, where he goes to
iqok aiter nis interests. Mr. EndL
cott was accomnanied hv twn Mr.
penters who are colnc to oret n sum.
mor cottage for W. M. Myrick, who
win move nis ram y to t in snr n
as soon as it ts finished. Mr TCndt.
cott says there aro 30 peoplo now at
tne springs and ho oxpects 100 within
a few days. Ho savs that hunting
una USninC IS COOII. A honr wna aann
and crippled within a few miles of tho
camp last xnursday.
A squad of police will lead tho pro
cession. Do Caprlo'B band will fol
low and a guard of honcr, consisting
of Native, win cumu uuai
pioneers in the order of the years of
their nrrival will bring up tho rear
. 1 ...111 Mio
Tho lino ot marcn win uu num
. .. In.. Itltllll-
hotel direct to tne exiiuaiuun uu.
Ing, out Morrison street. Tho follow'
ing program will bo rendered:
MUSIC JLU veil"'" "
Calling to order by President Judgo
J. H. D. uray, ASlorm, jooj.
Prayer by tho chaplain, Rev. J. W
. - . -TT 1nwn
Address of welcome nuu. ucuiB
.nn .. i t- r
II. Williams, l&ti-i, muyur-uiuuL ui
Portland.
Response by tho president.
Music by tho band.
Annual address Hon. T. A. Mc
Bride, Oregon City, 1810.
Poom, by Mrs. Juno McMlllen Ord
way, to bo read by J. C. Morcland
1S52, Portland, vice-president.
Occasional address W. T. Wright
Union, 1S52.
The annual banquet given by the
women's auxiliary, will folllow tho lit-
. .'. .1 imtnlnnl nvnrflloOC
CI ill J ilUU illUOlLUi UAVi v-w-w.
At 7:30 in the evening tho annual
business meeting for the election of
officers, etc.. Will uo lioni. tho rest
of tho evening will bo given up to
story-telling and tho renewal oi nc
n.,nl.an..nnr rpimi-n will n1c;n lin sp
lections by tho veteran double male
quartet, and recitations oy miss uzui
tioopengarner.
Nearly Died of Starvation.
A young man in one of our largo
cues was recently iounu in un uu-
nnncnlnne nnwlltnn nnd llTinn nYani-
Ination it was found that ho was dy
ing of starvation. Food was given in
small nuantitics and in a fow days
tho patient recovered. There aro
many other peoplo starving them
snlvna lipnnnsn thnv aro afraid to Clt
rrnn1 aiilistnntliil- fond. Tlioir stom-
achs aro weak and cannot therefore
digest it properly. Consequently tho
nntlont lnsns flesli fnd tho hlnnd and
nerves become impoverished. A fow
doses of Hostetter's Stomach llltteis
vil Irestoro tho stomach to its normal
condition and cure headache, Indiges
tion, dyspepsia, flatulency, constipa
tion and biliousness. It is tho best
stomach strengthener and health
builder in existence. Try it and soo
for yourseL1.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF OREGON
THE OFFICIAL COUNT OF
33 COUNTIES COMPLETE.
Chamberlain's Plurality In the State
Is Only 256 Out of a Total Vote In
the State of Over 80,000.
Official roturns from nil the coun
ties of Oregon nre now comploto
Multnomah being tho last of tho 33
counties to comploto tho ofllcial
count. The following tnblo gives tho
official figures; '
COUNTIES
linker
11 iiliin
Clai'kamns . . .
Uai'o
Uo umUlu
fins
Cri.nt i.
Curry
l)i)llKlll9
milium
Orniit
I'ltrnev
JllClt'OIt
Jo'cpliliui....
KlllIMIltll
I.five.,,
l.auc
Lincoln
Mi ll
Mnllicur
.Marion
Slurruw
'.Multnomah..
I'olk
Shoruinu
Tillamook...,
Umatillia. ...
Union
Wallowa ,
Wasco ..,
Wash 1 li b ton ,,
WhiM-lnr ,
Yamhill-
Total?
Election
oi 1898
Si
1.19
OSS)
'J.lrtl
l.f.85
7'JI
t',07
31U
J, 053
Ml
973
:il7
1560
.;
I3'.l
4.-W
l.tra
17(1
,X"2
17
3.-210
XV.
10,3il
478
035
1.817
1,625
KM
1,360
1,713
E
a
Election
ot 1902
c
5
O
B
Plural-ties.
1.4SH
1.777
631
1,013
J!!'
,6v
1.7.H
071'
4ir.
1,277
S'JI
3 IS
3i
l.Hih
III
"2,713
468
1,017
1,170
323
1.40')
l,i.'-:i
314
on
1,210
i','93.
1.-4KI
m
2,113
l.ll'Ii
t03
1,010
fSO
ir,o:
1,W3
145
b'io
1,513
191
2,432
41')
1,740
B43
2,52.1
fi.riy
7,481
1,101
017
1,011
l.CfiO
631
1,401
1,011
437
08
45,Oti3.,ll,54j39,f.06lao.Sffii435l8u'a
2.171
812
1,721
48
7S9
628
1,8-1
309
blfi
"l'.C2
7t0
414
2,17:1
227
2.001
bl)
2,815
014
8,2i2
1,12!
311
112
2.177
1,700
823
1,171
1.318
282;
48
31)2
utr
.118
271
02
ICO
49
6
31
127
103
200
3 8
230
2C3
15.5
l'8
LET I!
tla.'. wh" """
about it. " 'til'-
Tli is is one
wish to
reini4 you of ,j
esi
191
102
315
0
322
55
741
120
1160
700
292
Chamberlain's plurality, 25G
'Included in Crook. (Irmit nml nilllnm ir.
1S99.
Iowa lias more button fnnfnrlon
than any other state in tho Tlnlnn no.
cording to tho United States census
report, and this fact prompts an
Iowan editor to succest that It would
be more appropriate to orect a "But
ton Palace" instead of n "Corn Pal
ace," at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
other's Pnr
T1" est 25c nnUl
Trytouce;youwillbnylJ
OwlTeaH(
301 COURT STREET,'
E.T.WAI
Real
Estate
Dealer
Wheat Lnds and (
City Property for sale, i
Ranches a Specialty, 1
Member of the Interstate IdvJ
Association.
Office in E. 0, MM
PO. ?ox .124 PENDLEIOs'd
asasasa
k V'VVvsai wwm WVW A A A
w a it tt in ri
SUMMER SHOES
Thin soles; nice
pretty toes
Medium, Low or French
lieels
Vici or Patent Kids
$3.00 $3.50
$4.00
SOFT, WIDE
Easy Shoes
FOR MEN
$2.50
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
ST.
JCE
TORE.
GENTS' NECKWEAR j
We have just received direct from the manufacturers j
The Nobbiest and Prettiest Line of Gents' Neckweai
ever shown in Pendleton ;
All styles and prices. We selected the silk and had them nidi -
to our order. ii
Come and -look them over if you want the newest thbtsk
neckwear.
THE LYONS MERCANTILE CO.
THE LEADERS
k k-iai v: w.to v- tf ir'ti rr.i rr:i
OREGON PIONEERS.
Are Holding Their Annual Reunion
In Portland Tomorrow.
Tomorrow tho Oreiron nlnnooro mtu
assomblo In Portland fnr thnti. mtv.
annual reunion of tho state associa
tion. Tho reunion la to be held in
exposition bulldlnir in tho feftnrnnnn
and evening.
At 1:30 v. m. Wednesday Mm nm.
cession will be formed at the Portland
hotel with J. W. Minto as emnil mai.
flhal and T. 0. Belcher, N. H. Bird, p
n, ayior anu w. h. warren as aides
Fo
POULTRY
and
STOCK
SUPPLIES
CALL ON L
Colesworthy
-1 THE
CHOP MILL
127 and 120 East Alta Street
Millinery Sale
We have too many TRIMMED HATS, so make prices to
move them.
This gives the ladies a ohance to get A STYLISH ',
hai b&hAF at the height of the season.
CARRIER MILLINERY
."
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WANTS TO
MARRY
A young lady, clever,
accomplieiied, wi - ,
pie income, jw
onmmintance of a m t;
Kit L 1,
ss.. vs-s' -tj. muDV J
Klliu ,...1, 'l
U.4
- irin nn
nifinn n-A V1 2. x Cnni. that
buy FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC
RADER'S
Main and WBt Streets, Pen1 J
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