X MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1902. i Exclusively lor Women. JTfee Eastern Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Waist Factory Is now running full blast. By calling you will find a large vari ety of styles and prices. ' With the facilities of our own factory and being in close contact with the largest and most success ful designers and manufacturers of these garments, we arc enabled at all times to display in this sec tion the largest and most desir able collection. In dressmaking we can give you quick service. AH Work Guaranteed. In Old Pendleton Shoe Store, 645 Main Street. Ed. Eben, Prop. "Tne Girl From Up There." Bays there Isn't a collar, cuff or shirt front laundered anywhere in the coun try that can compare with our laundry work. The color and finish are su perb, and they alwayB give genuine atisfaetlon to our patrons. .Ladles' shirt waists are also laundered in a manner that makes them look like new, and, the color, is preserved longer than by having them done by any other method. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Robinson, Prop. Pendleton. BUY YOUR LUMBER AT THE Oregon Lumber Yard Alta St., opp. Court House. PRICES AS LOW A3 THE LOWEST Ftr All Kiada of Building Material, Including Doors Windows Screen Doors and Windows Building Paper Lime Cement Brick and Sand Ami Don't Forget Oar Wood (latter For Bars ad Dwellings UMBER Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W: & C R. Depot When getting figures from others on that lumber bill of yours, don't forget to come and see us. We carry a large stock of all kinds of Building Material including shingles, door, win dows, moulding, screen doors and windows in fact, every thing that is found in a first class lumber yard. PENDLETON-UKI AH STAGE LINE FrrURDIVANT BROB.. Props. BUM Iwtm Pendleton dally, except Bandars, iTT. m.. lor UklsiJ and Intermediate point. S tee! To tnlot Rock. 76c', Pilot Bock and re tain. t.S To Wye. 11.25. N and retain, i To&ldae. tl 70; toBldceand return, .: To Alta.ti.3S: to Alba and return, H.WJToUkixa an u;.t DklAh and return. $1.00. Otfise la Qolden Rule Hotel, Pendleton FASH UN 80ME OF THE NEWEST CRE ATIONS In millinery. Something Concerning the Fabrics, Colors and Trappings That are Pop ular This Fall. Now York, Sept. 1. Early autumn fashions aro gradually coming In and tho present Indications aro that there will bo many changes before any thing dennlto Is decided upon for fall wear. One thing Is settled light-weight woolen fabrics 'will bo worn as late as possible on acount of their easy adaptability to tho clinging, graceful lines whtch aro Indispensable to an ultra-smart frock and when these must bo laid away for warmer mater ials, tho lightest weights of ladles cloth. Venetian and broadcloth will bo affected. Brllllantlno will also bo one of the standard fabrics. There. ifl'Bo much about it which is commendable. The lustres which it always boasts meets tho. requirements of eleganco of tho Reason and there .Is the additional merit of wear. Iteally thero Is not a fabric on tho market which can stnnd so much hard wear, yet with-a little sponging and renovating look almost as fresh as now. Tho nowot grades aro a llttlo moro expensive than theso of former years, but then they are very wide and when one considers all other advantages, the extra expense can not be regretted. All-wool crepo do chine Is another over-popular material. A rather un usual gown developed In It ia in sage green, with a darker shade of taffeta striping tho skirt very closely from ..USE PURE.. Artificial Ice Tolaphon Main 168. No Sediment to Foul Your Refrigerator No Disease Germs to Endanger Your Health VAN ORSDALL & ROSS The Pendleton Large, well ligbted, well ventilated ard Comfortable Rooms. COURSES OF STUDY Commercial Course Bookkeeping by actual business .training as pro nu.iiur'a Ttnriovt. Rvntin." thnmiicrh and comulete. Commercial Xaw enters into every business transaction, and provides the student a knowl edge of his right aHd how to protect his Interests; Commercial Arithmetic, Corresponuence ana renmansmp. Stenographic Course Shorthand by the Gregg Light Line System; Typewriting, Spelling, Paragraphing, Punctuation, Correspondence, Manifold ing, Care nd Management of Writing machine?. Call at the office of or write to H. K. ROBINSON, LL.D., Principal, Corner Court and Johnson Bte Pendleton, Oregou. ' The New BtflUlcg tho.waitto. below, the knees the-lines sonaratlncr. or. rather, the SDncea wld- entngtowarda the ends. Tbb effect is charming and It gives a slender appearance to tho flguro. Tho bodice Is ono ot tho small loose boleros, and 1b also striped with taffe ta and worn ovor a blouso of white silk, finished with fagot stitched tucks and with batlsto embroidery on tho semi-transparent collar, wrist bands and glrdlo. Vicunas,, it Is safe to say, will be en reglo for autumn wear. They are durablo and handsome and mako an ntrraitlvn!nnnnarniieo nn tho Advance samplo cards of wool fabrics design ed for tailor costumes ror various oc casions. Those for .general uses show silky hair-lines, stripes and Checks on a surface of neutral or op posite shade. Tho fashionable skirt for fall 1b causing tho modistes no llttlo con cern. It Is a question whether or not It will be the h'ablt-back. As far as tho Influence of present modes ox tend, the ultra-smart Bklrt fits as closely as over around tho flguro. Some fit with plaits; others plainly. The strictly habit-effects aro useful and appropriate for outing costumes and will no doubt bo used for such on account of the heavy materials which will be employed for theso out fits. However fashlonablo tho perfect ly plain back may be, howover, the fact remains that lighter fabrics look better when designed with a llttlo fullness at the back, no matter how scantily arranged. With tho medium length coats the habit-back Is nn advantage, for It makes a gown very warm to havo the two thicknesses around tho hips. Tho popularity of tho coat-tall has had a persuaslvo Influence on the skirt plait. A postillion effect looks better over a skirt with plaits than over ono which is plain and whore thn laMrot Id chnrf tvlth'thfl tWO tails extending below tho belt line, it Is a pretty sure thing mat tne smrt win hnvo Hr usefulness either laid in plaits or stitched tucks. It will bo a whoio montn yet oeiore fall hats aro placed upon tho market. In the meantime some very stunning millinery In tho soft, dark shades of satin straw are in evidence. There is a very protty dark red toquo which comes trimmed with silk popples of the same color and heavy satin ribbon. Tne Bnapo is innemeu around tho cntiro brim and each in denture is marked with a button com posed of mock black pearls. The crown is a ma3s of rich autumn leaves and tho bow is fastened at the back, the ends drooping below the shoulder. Tho ftnt.rrramnri hnt with wide sides will also remain popular throughout the fall, tnqugn its iuture beyond that Is an uncertainty. a simni. hut nt thn same time very distinguished looking chapeau is of autumn-leal Drown straw trim med with a band of white satin and an ornament of paste emeralds cen ters a rosetto of white quilled Tlbbon. A long, soft, white sprey sweeps down on the left side almost to the shoul der. The cravat and the tassels on ihn front nf tho coatee Of tho gOWn with which tho hat is worn aro of Large, soparato collars aro mado to wear with drosses or an materials nn fnr nil noranlnns. Thev afford an opportunity of one's running the Business Collebe to Be Occupied In December. entiro gamut of elegant materials for every lmaglnablo varloty of braid 1b used from cotton soutache to the costly1 duchesse. Embroldory will bo a fashionable trimming for another season. Circles and dots embroldorod upon plain cloth are to bo soon on many of tho advanco Importations of fall eels tumes. This cloth Is In turn used as a trimming upon rough and figured materials, such as camel's hair, chev iot, etc. Although green has been ono of the most popular colors of tho summer It Is not yet established whothor It will bo orio of tho tints of fashlonablo fu turity. Constadt Baltequo nnd Rhone will bo much worn among tho bluo dyes, then there aro carrot, carmine and coronation reds, to say nothing of tho various shades of grey. Thero aro somo pretty greens for evening gowns, however, such as ga zon, pal undlno and bargeon and some dollghful Empire effects aro now to be obsorved In theso Unts, literally on meshed In lace-woven chiffons. Somo of tho most beautiful evonlng dresses which will bo de rlgeur for some time to come are In the soml-Emplrc effects; that is to say, tho waist, Is de fined by a wide belt of embroidery studded with stones, sometimes rath er pointed at tho waist to accentuate It moro than is tho coso in tho real Empire Btyle. Empire frocks aro sometimes varied by long transparent Bleoves, made very full below tho el bow and this stylo Is moro generally becoming than tho real Empire puff. All of tho autumn models in coats and blouses thus far Been tend to give width to tho shouldors. "With tho straight fronted corset and enlarged hips the narrow shoulders were im possible, and now tho great aim Is to widen them with collars, wide rovers, and trimming lines set far apart. Thero Is no question that the autumn wraps will all havo commodi ous alcoves to accommodate tho fancy sleeves of tho bodlco and blouse. The volume of theBO sleoves, however will bo below tho elbow and the nt at tho Bhouldor will bo of tho most conservative tailored snugness. Strappings have by no means boon overlooked as a fashlonablo feature, of tho modes and this stylo of trim ming will bo wider this season than usual. A protty plan which Is already gaining popular favor is to insert a narrow bias band of velvet, silk or fancv material between two trap pings of tho dress fabric- Braid and cord aro also used to border strap' plngB and tucks and aro highly fash lonablo. MAUDE GIUFFIN. British Trades Union Congress. London, Sept. 1. Moro than four hundred delegates, representing one mtiiinn nnd flftv thousand organized trades unionists, were presont today at tho opening of tne annual session of tho Trades Congress of Groat Brit ain. Among the prominent delegates nraxnnt wm- Kelr-Hardie. Tom Mann, John Burns, Henry Broadhurst and Patrick Dolan or tue unuea nuno Workers and Henry Blackmoro of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join ers, the fraternal delegates from the American Federation of Labor, and who were given a hearty reception upon being escorted to tho platform. After tho congress had been called to -,!,-,, nri thn wnlrnmlnir addresses woro made, the secretary presented tho program of about a aozen resolu tions. These were mainly along the an win llncia flR in thn nnat and related to the further extension of tho 8-hour day, amendments to tho Factory act and the appointment of competent factory inspectors. Warning. All npfnnnn are hereby notified and warned to extend credit to no person on my acount 1. will not be responsi ble (a. otiv Aohtn contracted by any VU i , . person other than myself. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, August 28, 1902. L. A. Riemann. New Ocean Liners. Mobile, Ala., Sept 1. Eldor, Demp ster & Company, who operate a line .i..,D nut or Naw Orleans and Galveston to foreign ports, will this week inaugurate a steamsnip service between this port ana wvorpuui. THE PENDLETON ACADEMY COURSES College Prepara- tion, Business, Teacher's. Primary grade a specialty. Fall term opens Sept. 15. Address F. L. FORBES, Principal. THE"POSTMENPARADE.V ' Letter Carriers toithe Nurriber of 8000 lt Line at Denver. TVininr Pntn. Hnnt. Fori thO mint 24 hnnVn tho'ro han booh' an a!- miiat ponllniinnn linn nf Inttnr carriers arriving in this city. Thoy came from all parts of the country to tano part In a big parade today nnd tho thir teenth annual convention, which optlns hero 'tomorrow and continues through the week. It Is estimated Hmt iiiorn worn 8000 men In lino this afternoon. After tho parade lunchoon was Borvcd tho visitors in tno uon soum. where tho business, sessions are to be held. There are many reasons ror believ ing thnt -thn nresnnt convention is destined to bo tho most Important In tho history of tho association. The officers in chnrgo, aro: James C. Kel ler, Cloveland, president; m. t. in nan, Blooralngton, III., vice-president; i?,iinni t finntwnli Wnnhlneton. sec retary; Alexander 'McDonald, Grand Itnplds, treasurer. Tho convention will ho called upon to vote on the ninttor nf lilnnnial conventions. Tilts matttor was loft to tho branches for a referendum vote, which did not get tho full strength of tho association, nor was tho necessary two-thirds vote received to amend this section of the constitution. , President. Keller has nrouared his report of tiro work perform ed during tho year. Orcat interest is tanon in this as tho salary bill will be tuor miflilv iHsntisHPil. Thn llfn Insurance fcaturo will be the next most import ant question, as nis orancn 01 tno ua nnnlntlnn linn Rhnwn steadv lmnrovo- mnnt. Thn ronnrtn show thnt during tho past year moro than ow new members were- admitted to the life insurance membership. Tim nipptlnn nf officers Is attract ing much attention among tho car riers. John N. Parsons, of Now xorK, who was defeated for re-election to th ndlf-o nf iirnnlilnnt. of tho associa tion last year. Is on hand with tho de termination of renewing his efforts to secure tho office this year. On tho other hand, tho friends of President Keller Bay that It Is only since his olection to tho head of tho order that the carrlors are beginning to have some influence, and that thoy could not afford to swap horses In mid stream. Thn local carrlora and postofuce employes havo mado claborato plans for tho entertainment of tho visitors and sandwiched between tho- three hnalnnan HOHRlnnfl rlallv there Will be many Interesting features In the way of trolley rides, smokers, picnics anu jaunts for tho men and receptions and luncheons for the ladles who ac company thorn. A Boy's Wild Ride for Life. With family around expecting him tn dio. ami o. son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Br King's New Discov ery for Consumption, Coughs ana Colds, W. H. Brown, of iesviiie Tnrt. endured death's agonies from asthma, but this wonderful medicine gave instant reiloi anu soon curea him. Ho writes: "I now sleep sound lv nvnrv nleht." I.lko marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, 'Bronchi tis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its matchless merit for all Throat troub les. Guaranteed bottles 60c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. BODIES SHIPPED. Remains of the Fairs Left Europe Today. Tendon. Autr. 30. fTho American liner St. Louis, sailed today for Now Yorlt, having on board tho remains .of Charles Fair and wifo, tho victims of the automobile acctdont near Paris. Thar, la mnm Catarrh In tbU SCCtlOD of the country than all other dlieaaea pot together, and nntll the lut few .years .was apposed to bo Incurable. For great many years doctors prononnced It to be a local dliease, and prescribed local nee dles, and by constantly falling to core with local treatment, .pronounced It Incur able. Bclence baa proven Catarrh to be a constitutional dlsaese, and therefore re-, quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. Che ney A Co, Toledo, Oblo, Is the only con stitutional cure on tbe market. It la tak en internally In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonfnl. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of tbe system. Tbey offer one hundred dollats for any case It falls to cure. Bend for circulars aad testimonials. Address P. 3. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O. Hoia oy u rugs is ti, yoc Hall's Family Pills are tho best CHIEF OF POLICE HELD UP. Spokane Officer Had to Give Up Valu ables to Thug. Spokane, Aug. 29. Chief of Ppllce Iteddy was a passenger on a street car that was held up last night by a highwayman. A masked robber with a revolver In each hand, stepped aboard and compelled the conductor and passongors to contribute Chief Iteddy was armed and said ho was poworless. Carnival Excursion to Portland. On account of the great carnival at Portland, under tho auspices of tho Portland Lodge of Elks, tho O. It. & N. Co., will sell tickets Pendleton to Portland and return, including one admission to tho carnival, at ?0.76. Dates of Bale, September 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 1. and 11, with seven days' limit. On Septomber 3, and this date only, the round trip rato will bo $7.45, same condiuons as above governing. And KAN( Over 3o,ooo pounds of these otoves in our store. ' W.J.fiLiRKE & (in Cocrt Street. HOTEL PENDLETOH VAN DRAN BROS.. Props. and as good as any. 1!1 Headquarters for Traveling let. j Lotnmodious aamole Kooms. ix. Rates $2 per day, Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine, Every flodern Convestat j Bar and Billiard Room in Conirfr j Only Three Blocks from DtM GOLDEN RULE DTI Corner Court aad Johnson streets, Pendleton, Oregon, M. F. Kelly, Proprietor, HEATED BY STEAM. LIQMTED BY ELECTRICITY American Plan, rates tl.Jfi to iZC0stir European plan, G0c, 76c, 11.00 Special rates by week or month, Free Bus. Meets all Trains. Commercial Trade 1 PIB0 Sample Special attention given ConntryTn HOTEL ST. GEORGI QEO. DARVBAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam European Plan. ftfiwtr atirl a half trOtfl Sample Room la coaneetl Room Rate 50c, 75c, Farmers Custom Fred Walters, Proprietor -1 11.. 1 CA lunula a flflV Flour exchanged tor wheat Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped FV always on band.