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LADIES' SHOES
recognized the country over as the swellest, choicest
and brightest leaders of fashion in ladies footwear, are
Now Handled in Pendleton !
A complete line of Shoes, Oxfords, Colonials and
Southern Ties can now be seen at our store. Ladies, you
are invited to call and study .these new shoes, and you will
fiud it time well spent.
Good Shoes
Cheap
Dindinger, Wilson & Co.
Successors to Cleaver Bros.
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TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1902
WORKED THE WATERWORKS.
Pendletonian Concocted a Scheme
to Beat His Water BUI.
There Is a man in Pendleton who
concocted and carried out a scheme
which is far ahead of the Walla
"Walla woman's scheme to get ahead
of the water company.
The Walla
& Co. drug store In Pendleton and
has many warm friends here.
Congress of Southern Negroes.
Galveston, Tex., July 1. -With the
object or creating a better feeling
between the races and fostering any
move for tho uplifting of tho negro,
several hundred delegates from all
parts of the South assembled here
todoy for the second annual meeting
of the Southern Negro Congress.
Since the movement was inaugurated
at a meeting held at Jackson, Miss.,
Inst year, it has enlisted the heartv
co-operation of many of the most
prominent negroes of the South and
I the large representative attendance
at tho presont, meeting, is evidence of
the widespread interest which the
congres.s has awakened. The chief
matters scneduiea for discussion at
the four days session are tho educa
tion question, outrages and lynch
lngs and the negro in politics.
Riibb
white iar a.v "
The
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good's
IfER MISTAKE,
"What eort oi a costume was that worn by Miss Playnefncc at the Fourth
of July masquerade party?"
"She said she represented a plant firecracker.
"But eh had ail the powder on the outside.' 1
PERSONAL MENTION.
grassy Jawn. He used lots of water
to keep his shade and fruit trees
growing and the grass green in hlsl
lawn and he considered that if he j ing for Spokane,
nan 10 pay ior at tms u women Mrs. Jesse sailing is visiting with
.fjiiuiuii. iu uuue a uui in me course friends in the east end
Jas. Smith is in town from Athena.
G. H. Adams is in town from
Adams.
E. W. McComas left Monday even
of a year.
So he had an idea and he put it
into execution. The meter was put
on last spring and after it was on he
got a plumber to tap the water pipe
just above the meter and lay another
pipe so the water used on the lawn
would not come through the meter at
all.
This was done and the water used
T. A. Brassfield and wife are at the
Golden Rule from Echo.
Matt Mosgrove, the hardware deal
er of Milton, is in town.
Jesse Sailing left this morning for
Walla Walla to spend the Fourth.
W. W. Cantonwine, a Walla Walla
citizen, is at the Hotel St. George.
Walla woman became'
angry at the water superintendent' ago when the water superintendent;
and concluded she would get even discovered the ruse.
T XT T7MTT.r...1r. T TT T f .1
all summer and until a few weeks ; Tf
. . juuu xiuji uie in lows irum neuuuer.
Walter M. Pierce has been elected
bv wastintr all the water she could.' The water superintendent savs he i I,res,mt-ni 01 we inianu empire
Accordingly she went visiting one j thought this citizen kept his lawn ! LeaSUe-
afternoon and before leaving turned and trees in very nice condition to ! Miss Eva Froom has returned from
on all the water faucets in the house, j use no more water that he did; as 'a visit to friends in Athena and
When she returned she found her only what was used in the house 1 Walla Walla.
louse full of water. She had forgot
ten to pull the plu g out of the bath
tub and it had run over and flooded
the house and cellar.
The Pendleton man went the water
superintendent one better. He is a
prominent citizen and would be
known by most everyone in the town
and county were the Eabt Oregonian
to give his name. The water is
guaged with meters and every man
pays according io the number of gal-i
Ions used. The above referred to clt
izen has a nice home and a
went through the meter. He is also Asa B. Thomnson. one of the Butter
wondering if the fellow really meant I Creek stockmen, left this morning
to steal the water or if he thought ' for his ranch.
TA .11 i 1. I 1. i .1.1 I . i ! i
iie woa uuiui; uie riKut uuuc in laKinsr i r r n ti..u .
s - ,. .-. . , , 7ri ula v. -nmt ten luis morning
it from the city without paying for ill for Portland t0 spend a few week
visiting friends.
for the N'orth Fork for a fishing ex
pedition. Look out for a big fish
story when they return.
Lester Swaggart left this morning
for Athena to look after his build
ing interests. Mr. Swaggart says his
new brick is almost completed and
he expects to have it fitted up for
business in a few weeks.
Morrison J. Miller, who has been
conected with F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
drug store, will leave this evening
for Boise, where he has taken a po
sition as pharmacist in Ballou, Lati.
men & Co.'s drug store. Mr. Miller
is succeeded by Archie Kellog, of
Portland, who arrived today.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Carrier will
leave on the evening of July 4th forj McReynold-s creamery butter
St. Paul, Wis where they will spend '8ale ln M Btorea f r
Rhode Island's New Divorce Law.
Providence, R. I., July 1. Hereto
fore it has been almost as easy a
matter to obtain a divorce In Rhode
Island as in the Dakotas, but the con
ditions in this regard are radically
changed by the new divorce law
which went into operation today. The
most Importnnt clause in the new
law Is that requiring a bona fide res
idence in the state of at least two
years before applying for a divorce.
This Is expected to put a stop to the
practice of wealthy women of New
York and elsewhere coming to New
port, establishing a so-called resi
dence and in a few months obtaining
an annullment of the marriage con
tract on the grounds of non-support.
Indian Children Went East.
Within the past few weeks six In
dian children from the Umatilla re
servation have been sent to Law
rence, Kansas, to enter the Basket
Institute. The first to go were Jas.
Crow, Sam Sturgls, and Joseph
Chapman. Again Sunday evening the
three children of Ed Berncr were put
on the train going to Le Institute.
on
THINK IT IS NOT FAIR.
A. H. Harris, wife and children are
at the Hotel Pendleton from their
home in Milton.
W. G. Estes of Adams Is In town
Wheelmen Kicking Against Police
Men for Not Enforcing Law.
Quite a little kicking has beenJon his way to Bingham Springs to
.- acuvuy oi me ponce iorce ln lorcing
meet u tj il
Ping Pong
The best line of sets
to make your selec
tion from at
Money Saving
PRICES
j everybody who rides on the walk
J to pay a bicycle license. There is an
J ordinance in Pendleton which pro
I vides that every man and woman
1 who owns a wheel can ride on the
Frank Hardman is able to be out
after being confined to the Sisters
hospital with fever.
Grandma Munra, of Meacham, pass
ed through Pendleton last nieht on
TALLINN & CO.
Uw u, rul UAU 11UC Uil I , . - w
sidewalks except on Main and Court her vray t0 Portland,
streets, provided a license is paid "VV. H. Fowler has returned from
for the privilege. Quite a few have 'a pleasure and business trip to Port-
paid tnis license and there are quite; land and the Dalles
as many wno nave not. It is alleged I Joe Royer. the well known Pilot
inai ii is no uncommon tnintr ior' Hnn-nr vns n tmrn k,.
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ness, returning home this afternoon.
those who havo Tint nafrt tho llnoniio'
to be seen riding on the sidewalks
in the residence portion of the town.
If this is so, and no doubt but that it
is, there is apparently little effort to
stop it or compel the owner of the
wheel to pay the license. If the police
should catch these people breaking
the ordinance there is no doubt but
that they would be arrested and fined
but they do it when out of sight and
the police pay little attention to it
a..d some are getting quite bold.
For Sale Cheapl
On a 1R-f
One 14-foot Steel framo header. nn
WE LEADING DRUGGISTS AND i mower and rabe- Fr Particulars ad-
-dress or Inquire of R. Lalng, Pendle-
aiAJlUNEKS lton Oregon.
I uur noes nt Feet I
AND
Our Prices Fit the Purse
This combination, backed by highest quality
means a cutting down of your shoe bill.
Just think of us when you want shoes and
let us satisfy j'ou.
THE PENDLETON SHOE COMPANY
PWeR 26
645 Mate St.
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Mrs. W. J. Harper has just return
ed from an extended visit to La
Grande, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Edward Manasse, of Athena
was the guest of Mrs. John Vert from
Saturday to Monday, returning home
jionaay morning.
Robert Bond, assistant professor
ln the Pendleton Academy, will leave
rrtday Ior Topeka, Kansas, to spend
me summer at nis old home,
W. C. Campbell, a former Pendle
tonlan, but now of Spokane, who has
been visiting his son, Geo. Campbell,
leic tniB morning ior nls home.
j. Blarney, rather of W. M. and J.
A. Blaklay, left this morning for The
Delles to visit relatives before re
turning to his home at Evansvllle.
Mrs. A. D. Smith, two children and
nelce. Miss Bessie Smith, will leave
Wednesday for Long Beach, where
iney win join Mr. Smith and Bpend
ine summer.
Jblmer Cloughton and Jacob Bet3
are in town from Walla Walla. Mr.
uougnton came over to look after
an abstract of land ln the Hudson
uay country.
W. H. DIndlnger. of the shoo firm
of DIndlnger, Wilson & Co., will leave
the Fourth for Pittsburg, Pa., where
he will spend a month with his par
ents and friends.
Howard Cosgrove. is In town viit.
Ing friends. Ho is on his wav fmm
Seattle, where he has been
the University of Washington f t,j,
home in Pomeroy.
G. W. Williams, an old time rtriH i
Columbia stage man. wa3 In the
this morning on hlB wav to nranrf
Forks, B. C, where he has some Ore
gon norsea in tno Dominion races.
A marriage license was inane thi.
morning to A. W. Melton and Jean
nette La Perl. The groom-to-hA iD
from Multnomah countv tmi
bride-to-be la a Umatilla county girl.
the summer visiting friends and re
latives. Before returning Mrs. Car-'
ner will visit Chicago and other
large cities In the interest of her mil
linery store.
Peter Nevans was arested Monday
evening by Chief of Police Blakleyi
and Policeman Scheer on the charge
of being drunk and disorderly. He
was taken before Police Judge Mc-
Court this morning and given ten
days in jail on bread and water.
C. S. Wheeler, who expected to
leave last night for Portland to at
tend court in the case of the White
Collar Line, for using Mr. Wheeler's
copyrighted photographs without ner-
mission, will not go until the 10th asj
the case has been postponed until t
that date.
J. G. Currie, of Prescott, who has
spent the past year In Alabama, pass- j
ed through Pendleton on his way'
home this moraine. Mr. nnrrto hno'
mining interests in Alabama but
saws that country is dead compared
wiin uasmngton and Oreeon.
am glad to get back to God's coun
try, said Mr. Currie this morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Herbeln are
at the Hotel Pendleton on their way
ii um x-nimaeipnia to San Francisco
air. ueroein has been nftenrtin
medical school at Philadelphia and
ib gojng 10 locate and nrnotlnn
oan irancisco. He war frirmorir
employed as druggist In the Tallman
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and
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Ranches a Soedak:
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ABaoclation.
Office in E 0
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MEN'S
The correct thing for Sum
mer wear.
Velour
tern.
Calf Blucher Pat-
$3.50
Vici or Velour Lace Fan
cy Vamps $350
Patents Fancy or Plain ....
$3.50
Ladies' Oxfords, i.5oto...
$3.50
SLIPPERS
For Jbittle Folks.
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
Big Special Sale
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
July 25th and 30th
" uuu me ijrit:tM. fin nrp nivirpn m np nnamr.
io pick up tne bargains.
THE LYONS MERCANTILE
THE LEADERS
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buy FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETG,a
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Main and Wefcfc Streets,
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We are prepared to do your work
ana ask you to call on us.
Charges will be right.
TELEPHONE RED 61
Office at
The Old Dutch Henry
Feed Barn.
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Aaaau, says he. M. A. FermBo .
w sows to leave Thunday