r 1 r IflVTIl OVTING SUITS Si, SPRING 1 w 1902 Outing Suits... Our prices on them are so low that you can afford to .throw them away in a few months. Here we are : Goats, all Bizes, $1 to $3. Coat and Vest, $4.00 to $7 Coat and Panta, $5 to $8 Pants, $1,25 to $5,00 Business Salts, $10 to $20 I Buy your clothing of us and be well fitted. We money. can save you BAER & DALEY ONE-PRIGE CLOTHIERS THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. St. Aloyslus Academy Tuesday re ceived a gift from Chas. M. Schwab, president of the United States Steel Corporation, of a handsome alumni and assembly hall. The " structure -which cost 25,000, adjoins the academy. At the opening session of tho Amer ican Library Association at Magno lia, Miss., Tuesday, anouncement was made of a gift of $100,000 from An drew Carnegie for the preparation and publication of reading lists and Indexes. Mrs. Sarah A. Haus, GG years old of Batavia, N. Y., claims to be a rela tive of Charles Bill, who died at Los Angeles, Cal., on June 7, leav ing $142,000. It was believed that Bill had no living relatives. Mrs. Baus says Hill was her mother's un cle, and that she has documentary evidence to substantiate her claim. At a meeting held at Pueblo, Col., Tuesday afternoon, of the Pueblo deanery, at Holy Trinity Church, Bishop Olmstead appointed Rev. Canon Maurice N. Bywater as arch deacon of the diocese of Colorado. Bis headquarters will be in Pueblo. Canon Bywater comes from the ca thedral in Topelca, and has accept ed' the appointment, which is a new office in the Colorado diocese. Prominent bicyclists, autdmobilists and good roads crusaders have form ed a national alliance to promote the buiidmg of a sho-t cut rhihway from New York to Chicago, which will reduce the, distance of tho pres ent round about road between tho netropolltlan cities .,f I tic oast and ureat from 987 miles to 850 miles At a meeting held in Now York the New York and Chilcago Road Asso elation was organized. Its formation Is the result of six months of nego tiation and correspondence among ' -n -ers of th 'unom boilie.-i inter tsted in highway Improvement. HOTEL ARRIVALS. I . . . i I.I... Tf Innl.-ml lllfl Wsonoososoloisononooo.jr tho wonis cuokcu ... P. " m : froHtmle. HfM Tnll o "rlierc, tncre. wuw jrr9 I ft . fc And , mlf?nt mi well lie frnim PILOTBOAT ? r S 1F "!J'KI The Pendleton. F. E. Ramsey, W. H. Foyle, J. A. Livingston, "William Maher, C. M. Smith, Charles I. Dasheill, E. W. Aldman, A. Stenger, J. C. Lindsey, George T. Coyne, Portland; "W. R. Glendening, A. S. Heatfleld, Spokane; L. A. Fall;, H. W. Harper, San Fran cisco; A. E. Lorna, Detroit: A. E. Zoellner, city; Phil Schlesinger, Mil waukee; A. A. Fanalin, Chicago; Louis Founsheman, J. L. McCullough, Prineville; Margaret Yenney, AValla Walla; Annie M. Markam, H. Charl ton, at. Paul. The Golden Rule. O. J. Ruckman and wife, Illinois Bert Zerba and wife, A. C. Mclntyre ana wife, Athena; J. C. Pritchett Milton; "W. C. Coleman, Walla Walla H. B. Trow, Bert Applegate, J. Russell, Spokane; G. D. Galley, W, lUn, L. W. Bristol, Portland; John Conklin, Tekoa; Al Vaughan, St. Paul; L. W. Brown, Tho Dalles; Al fred A. Hamilton, Indiana; W. P. In gle, Cottonwood; Cora A. Nowcomb Miss Courtney, C. J. Fraker, D. HIate, Mrs. John Smith, Kamelia. NO GREASE OR DRUGS. DANGEROUS PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. John Harrlgan has been convicted at Whatcom, Wash,, of being ono of the men who hold up a saloon in Fairhaven, May 25, and shot Thomas Barger ,a bystander, and Policeman Peterson, who tried to effect their capture. Nino bids for tho building of the Riparla-Lewiston lino were received and opened by tho management of the O. R. & N. Company. Tuesday, These cover the work o the entire line. No awards were made and none will be made for a day or two at leaBt. Something in tho neighbor hood of $1,000,000 will bo involved In the Improvement. Strawberries In the vicinity of Le banon, this year aro unusually cheap. Beretoforo berries have never sold for less than 10 cents per gallon in tho patch, but this year ono grower put tho price down to 5 cents per gallon, when ono of his competitors immediately dropped to 3 cents. Tho Lorries this yeai are not up to tho standard, on account of tho lato spring. W nr; Toney was shot In tho .-Jeh. l.reast and lr,"Jed by Jerry Daley, nt BurnB, Thursday afternoon. Both novo employes at tho Buna "Vleta ranch of the Fronch Glenn Livestock Company 50 mllrs from Burns. Da ley camo to town and Is now In Jail awaiting examination. Ho claims self-defonse, Officers have gone to Mio.eceno and an Inquest will bo held. Toney left a wife and two children. In "Herplcide" The New Scientific and Successful Dandruff Treat. ment. Have you dandruff? Then you have a contagious parasite disease, un pleasant, unhealthy and ono that will eventually lead to baldness. To cure it you must destroy the parasite that rats at the root of the hair. Tho only preparation for destroying these germs is Newbro's Herpicde. Charles Klein, of Laramie. Wyo.. says: "Her- plcjdo allayed the itching and cured the dandruff and stopped my hair's falling out; and it is bringing a now crop of hair." Herpicido is free from grease or dangerous drugs, and makes hair glossy and soft as silk une Dottle will convince you of Its merits. O. R. & N. EXCURSION. Low Rates In Effect to Various Re sorts, Attractive for Pendleton Peo pie. Bingham Warm Springs Sixty nay ticKets, ?1.75; two-day tickets. including three meals at tho hotel nnd one bath at tho springs. $2.75, These rates are for round trip anSf inciucio stage faro between Bincliam jaianon ana the springs. Hot Lake Round trip, $3.30, tick ets limited 30 days. On salo all the year round. Meacham and return Sundays oniy. until September 30, $1.00. ncKeis gooa nato of salo only. Long Beach or Clatsop Beach Houna trip, $10.00. Dates of eale. July l. to August 25, Inclusive. Tick ets good until September 30. No stop over. Boat or rail between As toria and Portland. Yellowstone National Park nnd re turnvia Monida. Montana. $70, Routs via. O, R. & N. toHuntingfon, O. S. L. to Monidt, stago transporta tion through tho park via. Dwelles, Lower Geyser Basin. Fountain Hotel, upper ueysor Basin Hotel, Yellow stono Lake, Lake Hotel, Grand Can non, Falls of tho Yellowstone. Grand iCannon Hotel, Norrls Geyser Basin, uwoiios, Montda, o. s. L. and O. It. & N. Sixty day limit San Francisco and return Sixty- aajr limit; dates of sale July 29. Au. s, 6, b. and 7. Rates from Pendleton via rail in both directions from Port land, or via. steamer In one direction and rail the other. $31.85; via. steamer in both directions from Portland, 20.85. Denver rand return Juno 22 and 23 only, $42.00. Tickets nmi until July 31. tStopovera allowed on re turn trip. By EDWARD MURPHY g b ' Copyright, lOOH, by the b I'M . i . .r .. . I .. ...I I, ' W o tfofcotoofcofcofcofcfconofcoaonoiioi "Do you really thhik it could be ar ranged?" "Arranged? Of course it could." "Indeed, Noll, I think you might. It won't be half so. hnrd to sny goodby here as to see you in the mob at tho pier. Papa, do tell her she must go!" A gray haired man turned away from a couple of reporters to whom ho had been insisting that he was taking his two daughters around the world purely for rest and pleasure and that he had not tho slightest intention of starting a branch house at Calcutta. "Dear me, what is all this excite ment nbout? Who must go where? Blanche, there goes another bunch of American Beauties. I wager they are from one of those callow college boys." "Oh, bother the llowersl" exclaimed n petite blond, hugging the arm of stately Nell Bromc. "Wo want Nell to stay on board with us as far as the pllotboat goes and then come back on that. Do say she must!" Mr. Humphreys smiled into tho eyes of Nell Bronie, but something he saw there made his heart contract sudden ly. Ho had seen that heart hungry look in her mother's eyes years and years before, and it had changed the whole current of his life. But perhaps it had been better nfter all. And that other Nell had never known what it cost him. "Papa, for heaven's sake, are you asleep? There goes the bugle!" And the spoiled younger daughter hung convulsively on her friend's arm. The mini spoke hastily as one roused from a dream. "Of course she shall go with us to the ends of the earth, if she likes." Then in a gentler tone: "It can bo eas ily arranged, my dear girl. And that you may fool entirely comfortable in the matter I'll keep Hunter, too" wav ing his hand toward his confidential man "and he shall escort you back." He did not cntch the grateful gleam in Jack Hunter's eyes. "You nre quite sure I can make it, Mr. Humphreys. ' I must not disap point father. Ho will be expecting me for lunch without fail." A silence fell over the group. Of course they all understood. Arthur Reginald Blackmorc, second son of Sir Roland Blackmore nnd manager of his father's ranches in the southwest, had been visiting at the Bromc home for ten days, his third visit in twelve months. Mr. Brome was a rich man and ambitious. Arthur Reginald Black more's elder brother was at the Rivie ra for his health, and Arthur Reginald himself was returning to the southwest and his ranches on tho afternoon ex press. The vessel was gliding from the dock, nnd the young people rushed to the rail enjoying tho amazement on friendly faces at sight of Nell still on board. Mr. Humphreys was not looking at the crowd on the pier, but nt Jack Hunter, studying him with the keen, calculat ing glance or n man of business, and dress or innuire nf R. T.nlntr Pomiio. yet in time his glnnce softened, and ho , ton, Oregon. tooi; tne young man's arm Impulsively. "Come along, Jack, and we'll make everything sure for your trip back to New York. Girls, when you got through waving those absurd flags and have wiped your eyes, go down to the saloon and see the flowers and fruit your ex travngant admirers have sent you." But the two men did not turn right In to see either the captain or tho pilot, They walked to a deserted corner ol the boat as if by mutual consent, and the elder man began sententiously: "Ever been out west, Jack?" "No, sir." "Then you don't know what grub staking is, do you?" "I've a pretty fair Idea, Mr. Hum phrcye." Well, Jack, my lad, I think I'll grub stake you In this deal. I believe the Investment will pan out all right. If you keep things running smoothly while I'm gone, you'll have an Interest In tho concern when I come back. Thnt ought to put you on your mettle." Hunter tried to sny Homethlng. but nco " Then with n stamen cimiiB ' milcr and something mt bonlered eloselv on a wink he added, "Now for the pilot!" The last farewells had been spoken. 'V)w Jiwnphroy Imd fi,n tunr" fully to Nell as their last link with the i ,.,i..,ni u-iilch had become Inex plicably and suddenly dear to them, then pushed her away with messages nnd flowers, consigning her to the ten der mercies of Jack, the pilot, and a saucy little tug. Noli and .Tack had been sitting in the diminutive cabin talking of many things and thinking of but one when suddenly the girl glanced nt her watch and littered an exclamation: "Where are we? I'm dreadfully afraid we won't get to town In time." She rushed on deck and gave a dis mayed little cry. "Wliv, we're not going back to the city at' all. AVc'rc still In the Narrows. Jack, Jack, whatever Bhall I do? Mr. Blackmore will never forgive my rude ness." .lack led her back Into tho smnll cabin safe from inquisitive eyes. "Do you really care, Nell, whether ho ever does forgive you?" Her honest eyes fell before his. "Father you know how he feels" "What I want to know Is how you feel. Are you willing to wait? Oh, Nell, Mr. Humphreys is going to do all sorts of tilings for me If only you'll wait. This was his plan" He slopped guiltily, nnd Nell's eyes opened wide. "Do you mean Jack, Jack, you'ro not kidnaping me?" "Gracious, no!" came the astonished reply. "We I you see tho captain of this tug and tho pilot want to hang round the harbor until they pick up nn Incoming vessel. That's only business, you know," lie added hastily. "It's i catching money coming and going, I don't you see? And by the time we do , catch a vessel I reckon the afternoon express will be headed toward Pitts burg; that's nil." "Oh, Jack, you're so clever!" This in mullled tones, for Jack had followed up his ndvantage in true lover's fash ion. He sighed oven in his moment of happiness. "It is only the first move. I'm nfrald that Arthur Reginald is still in tho ganje." It was dusk when a hansom stopped before the Brome residence nnd a somewhat nervous damsel was restor ed to the bosom of her scandalized parent. Jack Insisted upon making the explanation, and how well ho did it can best bo judged from this extract from a letter which followed Mr. Hum phreys by tho next mull: The first move scored. Mr. Hrome raises the embargo. I may call. I rather think he was Impressed by the fact thut n man who will gamble a month's salary on bribing a tug pilot and captain to outwit a rival has tho right stuff in him to make u llnancler. For Sale Cheap! One 18-foot combined harvester. One 14-foot steel frame header. One mower and rake. For particulars ad Get Suit Today 6.50 Wi Tl And Another lot at $9 Also Some Pants at Half JUST WHILE THEY L We are getting ready now for the greatest fall business ever done in Pendleton. That's the reason we are making this extraordinary effort to put out a large quantity of clothing. Boston Ston GOCHRT Regular beauties. Prettiest ever brought tJ Pendleton. Largest linte Lowest Prices. ,1 REFRIGERATO that will save you money on your ice bill Furniture, Stoves, FOLSOJ Carpets, (uticura THE SET $1-25 Complete internal and Internal Treutment for Every Humor. Consisting of Cuticuju soap (25c.). to cleanse .the skin of crust and scales and often the thickened cuticle, Cuticuka Olnt. .juent (flOc.). to Instantly allay itching, Irrlta. Uon, and lnaammaUop, and sootho and heal nd CuncDitA Resolvent .v A, ...',' cleanse the blood. ' " "uu A.slnglojiot Js, often sufficient tn KtortuHn' lwta.iUn, scalp, and blood humors, rashes. Ib-hlnoi, ttOBSi Wlthl loss oMialr. hn ih. ... ......rT Una and all other remedies fall. f FALLING HAM p'-2!Lte b' FINE LEATHER We have just received a very large and elegant line of Pocket Books Parses Wrist Bags Chatelain Bags These goods we bought direct from the factory, at factory prices, and we are thus en abled to sell them to you at vary reasonable prices. We should be pleased to have you call and look them over. r F. W. Schmidt & Co., Reliable Druggists, Association Block. Phone 861 HAYINGJII We Can Supply Youffl Forks, Pulleys, Flexible Steel And All Kinds of Hayi ware. THOMPSON JESSE FA1I The Big Carpet You Can BeaTouf-Cl i inaf. this one way-IMF" T,otintf fill rljrb. . !... ,.,., int.vle.invanetr" of cost, m 10 fa Ml you tun , selling at . JJJ 1 0r iTew Une of (fiber r3 Main 24. There Is Mo Que ABOUT THE MERITS OF BYERS " " ZT KotbioS j It is the finest grade it is possible to make. but the choicebt wheat enters into d jw- j ... .. ... i. i ;t !s useu1" ij sattstaction is the result wnereicvw or fancy baking. PENDLETON ROLLER W, S.ByetJ, Propriety V V 4.4 ror neaitn, Strength and ft Pleasure Drink 7 II Polydore Moens, Proprietor. j ' ' lj