Have you seen the
HEW SILK WAISTS?
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As displayed by the New Store. It
Is universally admitted that noth
ing nobbier or more stylish has ever
been shfiwn In this city.
This week we offer a
Beautiful I'enu do Sole (hi AO
Waist, tucked yoke, jhf,UO
French sleeve for
T5ach dav adds something new
and attractive to this rapidly grow
ing house.
Yesterday' brought us
50 dozen new Flannelette
W'api ers, fancy trim
med, heavy fleeced.declr
able patterns as a leader
REMEMBER
$1.25
New Goods New Prices New
Methods of doing Business.
THE ACME OF SUCCESS
ee Teutsch
SUCCESSOR TO
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Company.
OESDA.Y, SEPTEMBER 16. 1902
BREVITIES.
f. Ai Howard, farm loans.
Jet clotkJBK. cleaned at Joerger's.
(JettM"iW' cigars and tobacco.
erythta?ew to see at Teutsch's.
ill kinds 'k Imported lunches at
rate's."
Selected Queen olives, 30c a bottle,
Waatedr$yirl to sew in Seibert
BCHtHOfB VNBIUr BHUp.
Nlce'te celery at Martin's Fam-
Grocery'.'and Eakery.
SJcanaaav-wlll Bupply you with
aches, at' $1-25 per box.
PlBe'-MWei citrons for preserves,
Martia's Family Grocery.
rb;iii"triety of fruits and veg
Mmmte. Younger & Son's.
JaMformla fand home grapes, they
tk& bast, -at Hawley Bros.
7 cooking at Phillips'
rerything tastes good.
io home'-mado confec-
"wtii'lo. front fnr vnltr
has no terrors at the
abasement, where good
imcMw-M on tap.
lthe cool, comfortable
ement ot ,fee Golden Rule and en
$l glass -of Schlltz beer,
tor Sale-Complete set of house
1 furniture. Including carpets,
fos, etc.; ateo light spring wagon
' set .of s&Bgle harness. Will sell
jrivate" sale at house. J. M. Leezer.
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-CLOCKS
JHAT'GO
t. Keeping correct time
.yes, and will go in an
other way when the pub
lic Jearns our prices.
1 Thene' Clocks are beautiful
in flaiah, handsome in ap
poamnce and guaranteed
accurate time keepers.
i. Slgi 3 Clocks, full nlckle
Wall m Clocks, attractive
cases, 05.60 to $10.
Shelf Clocks, well madeaud
I serviceable, (3 to 16.50.
I Mantle Clocks, very orua
4 BraaU,. latest designs, f6
toiif
U HUNZIKER
,fliHiM ani Ontfrlan
. ssaaataw;
cJ-ifMt Boor to R, Alexander
Castle's for poultry.
Whitaker, the dentist.
Castle's for flsh, always fresh.
Clam and oyster cocktails at M,
Gratz's.
We have them now. Shoes.
Teutsch.
Fine yellow Crawford peaches at
Hawley Bros.
Gregg's coffee, the best, at F. S.
Younger & Son's.
Try one of our hand-forged pocket
knives, 18c to 85c. Nolt's.
Wanted Bell boy at Hotel Pendle
ton. Apply at hotel office.
Latest style patterns for fall suits
and trousers at Seibert & Shulz.
High school and academy books,
full line, lowest prices. Nolf's.
Cigars, tobacco and smokers' sup
plies at Jack Candish's, Patton's old
stand.
All kinds of city and country prop
erty for sale. Rlhorn & Cook, room
10, Taylor building.
Honor bright spices, baking pow
der and extracts, can't be beat, at F.
S. Younger & Son's.
Confectionery that is a treat to
your sense of taste is obtained at- the
Delta Candy Factory.
Mrs. Campbell now has on display
250 pattern fall and winter hats,
which include all the beBt creations
of millinery art.
The biggest assortment of Jardi
nlers ever shown in Pendleton, will
arrive next week at Rohrman's.
Peaches $1.25 per box.
Delicious are the hand-made
creams, chocolates, caramels, taffy
and nut candy you get when you buy
at the Delta Candy Factory.
For Sale 800-acre wheat farm, 10
miles from Pendleton, all summer
fallowed; nearly all fenced. Good
spring on it. Address Box 495.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Nel
son occurred this morning at the
Catholic Church. A large concourse
of sorrowing friends followed the re
mains from tho church to the Olney
cemetery, where the last sad rites
wore paid to her.
At bedtime I take a pleasant herb
drink, the next morning I feel bright
and my complexion is better. My
doctor says that It acts gently on the
stomach, liver and kidneys and Is a
pleasant laxative. It is made from
herb.., and Is prepared as easily as
tea. It is called Lane's Medicine.
Lane's Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Price 25c and EOc.
Fdr sale by Tallman & Co., sole
agents.
Nine Vessels Founder.
London, Sept. 1C. A telegram from
Callas yesterday, announces that nine
vessels of the French cod fleet foun
dered In tho North Sea during the re
cent gales and that 50 fishermen were
drowned.
"INDIANS" GOOD PLAYERS.
Members of Pendleton's Team, Now
With the Northwest, Make a Good
Showing Zelgler Strengthens
Portland Team.
That Pendleton had some star base
ball players is now becoming an es
tablished fact. Pendleton always con
tended that sho had the swiftest team
in tho Northwest, but some were
wont to believe that should they go
against somo of tho star teams, they
would find themselves wanting. Since
tho season closed here and tho boys
began to scatter out they have taken
places on different teams in the
Northwestern league and all arc win
ning homes.
Zeiglcr was the first man to break
away from tho Indians after they
were thoroughly organized and ho
has slnco been making sensational
plays with the Portland team and
making good in every game.
Last Friday ho won the game for
Portland from tho Seattlo team by
making three runs. Saturday ho was
playing third base and broke a finger
with a hot grounder which was
knocked to him, but regardless of
this, he sent the ball across to the
second base in time to head off the
man trying to reach it- He was then
forced out of the game on account of
the accident and Joe Fay, the Indian
wonder short stop, was put In his
place. In the Sunday's game Fay
went to bat four times, safely cross
ed the home plate twice, got two safe
hits,, two put-outs and two assists.
Ho played the game without an error.
Adams, better known as "Tama
rack," Is also playing with tho Port
land team. He Is holding down first
base and Is making good.
"Dicky" Knox is making a record
for himself with the Butte team. He
Is playing left field. In the game
with Spokane Sunday ho went to bat
four times and made two runs. Sal
isbury is also with the Butte team
and is doing good work.
McManus at Adams.
John P. McManus, the veteran edi
tor and all-round newspaper man, of
Pendleton, came .up from the county
seat, Wednesday to breathe for a few
days the pure ozone that abounds in
such quantities in Adams and vicini
ty. He was greatly surprised at tho
enormous amount of wheat to be seen
here, and remarked that Joseph's
seven years' gathering In the land of
the Pharaohs would have looked like
a free lunch in comparison. Adams,
Advance.
ANOTHER TRUST.
Now the Broom Makers Will Merge
Thus Doing Away With Competi
tion. New York. Sept. 10. A broom
manufacturing trust is being formed
by Philadelphia capitalists. The cap
ital stock is ?5,000.000, and it is ex
pected to secure ail the big plants in
America.
COLLIERY OPENS.
Without Warning, the Conyngham
Colliery Resumes Work Strikers
..Make No Demonstration,
Wllkesbarre, Pa., Sept. 1C -The
Conyngham colliery, without warn
ing, was opened this morning. The
strikers gathered about the . colliery,
but no demonstration was made nor
dl they try to prevent the non-union
men goiug to work.
It Pu.yi to Tt ill tHi Paplii Wifi'mu.
CLOAK ROOM SPECIAL
OneWeek Beginning Saturday
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
Style J - In Grey, Tan, Black and Blue, at $6.98
Style 2 -In Mixtures, Red, Tan, Black and Grey, $7.98
New Fall Waists for school wear, at 89c
New Waistings, Exclusive Patterns, dM
only two of a kind, per yard, 60c to
36-inch All Wool Canvas Suiting, just CTAp
right for School Dresses, per yd, - LlvrL
Children's School Plaids, large range 7Ep
of Patterns-arid Colors, per yd. -
School Hose, Extra Heavy Fast Black, Qp
- - - LV
all sizes, per pair
Children's Natui
Ribbed Shirts, Pants, Drawers all sizes
Children's Natural Wool and Jersey OCp
Agents for: Butterick's Patterns, Royal Worces
ter Corsets, Trefousse Kid Gloves
The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
W. & C. R. Train Late.
Tumble weeds was tho cause ot
tho W. & C. H. train, duo hero yes
terday morning, not arriving until 9
o'clock last night. There is quite a
long stretch of hill coming out ot
the canyon beyond Helix and along
this hill the wind had filled the cut
with the weeds and tho train had to
plow its way through them. The
wheels running over tho weeds kept
the track so slippery that the train
could hardly move at all and many
hours were lost in climbing the hill.
The train did not leave here on its
return trip until after 10 o'clock last
night.
Dolls
Pressed and undressed. Kkl
body, jointed, bisque, rubber
and rag dolls New goods.
Pocket Books
25c, 35c and 48c for a new lot
ol ladies' pocket books and
men's purses.
Lumber Company Sells.
The Grande Itondo Lumber Compa
ny has sold its interests in the lum
ber business, situated at Perry. This
is one of the most extensive lumber
ing industries In the Uorthwest. The
company, or which Robert Smith has
been secretary; owned and operated
a large saw mill and turned out an
immense amount of material each
year to different parts of tho country.
Miles' Departure Delayed.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 16. Gen
eral Nelson A. MIlea was scheduled
to sail for the Philippines today on
the transport Thomas, but owing to
the delay in finishing his report his
departure necessarily has been de
ferred a lew days. The Thomas will
be held at San Francisco until tho
commander of tho army, accompanied
by ills aides, Cols, Whitney and Maus,
reaches that city.
Morgan Gets More Ships.
New York,. Sept. 1C It Is stated
Unit J, It. Kllermau has disposed of
the Antwerp-Montreal lino of steam
ers to tho Morgan shipping syndicate,
cables the London correspondent of
the Tribune. When tho Leyland line
was sold to the American combina
tion, Mr. lOlierman retained the TVnt
werp-Montreal service, together with
the Mediterranean and Lisbon and
Operto traders.
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School Supplies
12 lead pencils, 5c; 2o!slate
pencils, 5c; pen holder) and
pen, ic, etc.
Inks
Hero is an Idea that may
not have come to you;
Why heatyonr'home cook
ing meals ?
Just tako your moats dur
ing the summer at the
French Restaurant
Sanford's, Stafford's, Carter's,
Diamond, Barnes', Arnold's,
Thomas', etc., etc., 2'2c to
98c a bottle.
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For a limited time we will give
away, free of charge, one of those 25
cent Rotary Hand Fans An auto
matic instrument equal to any elec
tric or water power fan with each
25 cent bottle of Pine Nut Cream.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros'.,
Druggists.
Electrical Workers Take Action.
New Orleans, Sept. 1C. At a meet
iug ot the Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers Wednesday In Now Orleans
it was decided to attempt to carry
the strike of the telephone linemen
to every city in the south in which
the Cumberland Telegraph & Tele
phone company operates.
Ninth Cavalry Coming Home.
Manila, Sept. IC The headquar
ters and six troops of the Ninth cav
alry sailed for San Frisco today on
the transport Logan. Tho rest of tho
regiment will sail Oct. 1.
Bodies Recovered,
Nortufork, W. Vt., Sept. IC Tho
last of the seventeen miners Impris
oned by the explosion of tho Algona
mine, were recovered this morning.
All weie dead, notwithstanding the
heroic efforts for their rescue were
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Pocket Knives
The "Frederick Nolf" hand
forged blades, stag or wood
handles, 18c to 85c. Fully
guaranteed.
FREDERICK NOLF,
Santa Clans Headquarters.
You'll onjoy our cooking
and tho cuisine sorved.
The French Restaurant
GU8 LA FONTAINH, Prop.
S T O R A G K.
CROWNER BROS,
Telephone Main 4.
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NEWftFURNITURE
The new stock of Fall Furniture is now in and includes
all the modern ideas of the ISast, West, North and South,
so you have a co nplete assortment to select from. We
keep our promise to save you money ou Furniture, Car
pets, Stoves, Ranges and Household Furnishings.
BAKER & FOLSOM,
Next to Pos,olllce.
made.
TOO 7th St., N. W., Wni-Ulnutou, I. C