.Boys' Clothing and Furnishings.
FOR DISPLAY SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW.
Hoys' school suits, two piece,
91.60, $2, $2.60 mid 3.
Hoys' Bultool suits, thrto niece,
2, t2M, fS.60 and fi.
Hoys' knee pints, MJc, 75c $1
and 1 25.
Hoys' long pants. $1.60, $1.75,
$2 unit $2 60.
Hoys' sweaters, white, colored
and tripod, 60c to $1,75.
Hoy' shirts, soft and s'.lffbo
onis, 50c and 76o each.
Ho s' caps, 25o and 50o.
Hoys' hute, all the late styles,
60c to $1 50.
Hoys' shoos ( we save vou 2-"o
and :fec a pair), $1.25 to 2.25.
Every Day Is a Bargain
Day at oar Store.
P y
BAER DALEY
One Price Clothiers, Fumisliers and Hatters, Pendleton
729 Main Street
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1902.
GENERAL NEWS.
re-
The sugar trust has advanced
fined sugar five points.
The government forces of Haytl are
making their last stand.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
at San Francisco, Thursday.
Forest fires are now raging in the
vicinity of St. Anthony, Idaho.
The president has started on his
Western trip. He will stop first at
Cincinnati.
The forest fires in Colorado and
Wyoming, have at last been brought
under control.
Secretary Shaw will consider noth
ing but bonds in his plans to relieve
the money market.
The supreme court is tryiug to de
cide as to whether a native of Porto
Rico is a citizen or an alien.
Twenty-two thousand people have
immigrated from the United States
to Canada during the past year.
The English shippers are said to
be much worried over the contem
plated American combination of ship
ping interests.
Plans are being perfected for a
great naval maneuver in the West
Indias next month. Admiral Dewey
will be in charge.
The Boxers, the socialists of China,
are rioting in the province of Sze
Chaun. Extortionate taxation is the
direct cause of the troubles.
The governors of the Indian tribes
of the Indian Territory will meet at
McAllister September 2C, to formu
late plans toward gaining statehood
In 190G.
There are three political parties In
the field in Porto HIco. Besides the
republican party, which Is now In
power, there Is the American Feder
ation and the Unionists.
An appeal to the Vatican has been
made by the procurator of the Span
ish fathers of Home, wherein he con
tends that his order in the Philip
pines is the victim of injustice.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
M. U Hendrlkson, Spokane.
J. II. Daner.
N. E. Oresham and wife. Davton.
Itobert E. Strahon, Spokane. '
I E. Dyer.
Miss C. D. Garland, Ucticola.
W. R. Olendenlug. Portland.
Emma L. Dunham, Pomeroy.
Kathryn M. Landls. Union, Pa.
It. H. Barton, Moscow.
O. B. Prall, Boston.
S. B. Martin. Portland.
W. D. Allord, Portland.
M. A. Baldwin, Chicago.
H. M. Agden, Portland.
C. II. Fitch, Washington.
J. A. St. Clair, Kansas City.
P. C. Hammond and daughter. Port
land.
Willie Paynot, Osage.
F. J. Ginger. Spokane.
E. E. Dowell.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8.
The Golden Rule.
Mrs. Anna Agnler. Salt Lake.
Charles O. Agnler, Salt I.ake.
Mrs. Went. Nolin.
G. I). Galley. Portland.
W. P. Foster. Portland.
Miss Nellie Mitchell, Baker City.
Charles Merrill. Portland.
Mrs. Pecard, Adams.
W. U Rhodes and wife, Adams.
E. Bradley, Omaha.
G. W. Bradley. Athena.
Miss Myrtle Parker. Atheua.
H. A. Parker. Atheua.
Miss M. Turner, San Francisco.
Frank Fisk, Mold.
Dan (forking, Athena.
F. O. Gardner, Portland.
A. Georges. Portland.
W. P. Allen, Long Creek.
0. E. Calhoun, South Bend.
C. L. Downer, Spokane.
W. D. Marks, Siwknne.
S. F. Moore. Adams.
A. G. Howard. Spokane.
Bert Holcomb, Seattle.
Minnie Wilder, Adams.
J. B. Hlmes, city.
John N'atterstad, boomman for the
Saldren Logging Company, accident
ally shot and killed himself at Gray's
Harbor Wednesday.
Belief work is being carried on in
Oregon City with the utmost dis
patch, two wagons loaded with cloth
inir and provisions leaving Wednes
day for Sprlngwater.
A judgment of $10,000 has Just
been rendered against the city of Se
attle in favor of a boy for the loss
of a leg, the result of falling through
a defective place in tho sidewalk.
Plans are being made for a now
diocese of tho Roman Catholic church
to extend over Eastern Washington,
Northern Idaho, part or Oregon and
Montana, with headauartcrs at Spo
kane. Articles of incorporation of tho So
cialist Publishing Company have
been filed with tho secretary of state
at noise. The company will publish
socialist papers and pamphlets at
Idaho Falls.
Keliett and Bradshaw, self-con
f,i!,i murderers of Peter Nelson, a
Swdo. whom they held up and shot
at Pasco six weeks ago, will bo taken
to that place for a preliminary oxam
(notion Friday.
unntnn Powers, of Ashland, has
nnrrhased tho Ilybce tract, on t
Rogue River, of William nybec, for
$18,700. There aro 1C.C00 acres In
tho transfer, 3000 of which are locat
ed nt Rogue River bridge, and 16C0
To accommodate those who aro
partial to tho use of atomizers In ap
plying liquids into the nasal passa
ges for catarrhal troubles, tho pro
prietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm. Price, including tho spraying
tube, is 75 cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid embodies tho medi
cinal properties of tho solid prepar
ation. Cream Balm is quickly ab
sorbed by the membrano and does not
dry up tho secretions, but changes
them to a natural and healthy char
acter. Ely Brothers, 50 Warren St.,
Now York.
BREEDING THEORY
LOCAL MAN WOULD
DREED FALL COLT 8
Says There le Many Advantages I
This and That 8prlng Breeding I
Only From Custom.
"Why Is it that horse fanciers and
farmers thing they cannot breed tholr
ninres any other time except in tho
spring of the year?" said one of the
most extensive horse dealers ntul
breeders In Pendleton yesterday.
"In some countries tho spring 1
tho only time to breed a mare for tho
best Interests of the mare and her
offspring, but In Umatilla county,
wiiore the climatic conditions aro
ideal, there is no reason why fall
colts should not ho raised. In fact
to compare nil tho conditions, this
Is the best nine of year to -raise
thorn.
'Bleeding a mare In the spring Is
only custom. It I were n farmer and
had to manage things so aB to get
the best results, I should breed halt
of my mares In the spring and half
In the fall.
"This would glvo me colts twice a
year nud make It easier on the ani
mals and I could get better servico
out of them. The mare can bo bred
In the fall, worked all winter. If need
ed, and all the next summer, then
turned on tho stubble fields after har
vest, and both she and the colt will
fare one-half better than if the colt
came In the spring when the farmer
was In the midst of his spring labor,
'Tho main advantage of tho fall
colt, however, Is in the fact that
when It gets old enough to graze the
spring grass is up and It can get
something to eat, while the spring
colt Is not old enough to get any good
from tho range until the grass is
dead In the fall and then it has to de
pend on the mare or feed through
the winter. The fall colt is ready to
graze when grass comes in tho
priug and thus has a much better
show thau tho spring colt.
Tho winters aro mild nnd tho fall
colt .fares as well as In the summer.
Then the mare fares much better, as
she is on fall stubble fields nnd has
solid fields and has solid food to ex
st upon.
"If this matter would bo looked in
o by tho breeder he would seo tho
logic of my statements and adopt
them. Some of the finest animals In
the country were fall colts."
Shot in the Foot.
Louis Ragln Is suffering from a
gunshot wound In the left foot. Ho
was out on McKay Creek with a 22
rillo Wednesday afternoon and took
a shot at a magpie. Ho then threw
another shell Into tho gun and In
some unaccountable way the gun was
lisehariied and tho ball passed
through tho left foot, just hack of tho
toes. Young Ragln camo to town aim
hnii tho wound dressed and no fur
ther troublo other than being com
pelled to walk with crutches for a
few days is anucipaieu.
The A B C of It.
a lddnev education starts with
Backache means kidney ache, lamo
back moans lame kidneys, weak hack
m!,.m wnnlt kidneys, euro means
noun's Kidney Pills. Read nbout tho
free distribution In this paper, and
call at Brock & McComas' drug store,
Monday, September nu.
Cheap Excursion to Baker City.
n KniitGinber 18th tho O. H. & N,
Co. will sell tickets, Pendleton to
nnVi.r nitv and return, at $3.75, tho
attraction being Baker's street fair
and carnival. Thoso tickets will bo
unii for trnlns arriving at Baker
City on September 18th only, and will
bo limited to expire beptemwer i.
Not Doomed For Life.
"I was treated for three years by
good doctors," writes W. A. Greer,
McConnelvllle, O., "for Piles and Fis
tula, but when all failed, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured mo in two weeks."
Cures Burns, Cuts, Corns, Sores,
Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Piles or no
pay. 25c at Tallman & Co.'a drug
store.
SCARLET FEVER.
family were left by Miss Jntnes In
Ignorance of tho nature of the dlsonao
from which she vnn convalescing,
until too late to pruvent Infection
Tho clothing brought home In her
trunk had not been disinfected
Weston Lender.
Colorado Oprlngi and Return $50.
On account of the meeting of tho
Tenth National Irrigation Congress,
at Colorado Springs. Col.. Octobor G
to 9, tho O. n. ft N. Co. will sell tick
ets to tho nboco point and roturn at
$50. Dates of salo, Octobor 2 and 3,
Limit, 30 days. Stop-overs allowed
For the Public Good.
In nnothor part of this paper ap
pears an advertisement worthy tho
reading, ns It's for tho public good.
It tells of a free distribution of Doan's
Kidney Pills, n remedy for kldnoy
Ills. Rend It, and call nt Brock &
McComas' drug store, Mondny. Sep
tember 22ud.
Notice.
All parsons knowing thomsclvcg In
debted to mo will ploaso call and set
tlo tholr nccounts.
II. M. SLOAN.
The presence of President Roose
velt nt the World's Fair grounds Oc
tober 1, on the occasion of the allot
ment of sites for stnto buildings prom
ises to attract a novel ctowd of vlsl
tors from cities nnd towns of the Mis
sissippi valley. Many governors nn
distinguished citizens from other
states are coming.
sis:
Sore
Hands
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ONE NICHT CURE
Soak the hands thoroughly, on rettrluff. In
midt lather of Cimcmti no.u nry.and
anoint freely ulth (,'uticuiia ointment, tho
trrcat skin cure ami purest of emollient.
Wear old cloves (lining tho night. Korsotti
handa, Itching, fournlin; puling, and painful
finjftr mls, thw tiiMtment is wonderful.
floM throuxhout tli worM. PorrtR lltrn 4111 Cmu.
Coir-., Print. huton "All About th. Vkla, Mc4ltk
litlr. HI- IUbJi " trc.
Eczema, Psoria
Belong to that class ot inUammatory and disfiinirinir v
cause more uenuine bodily discomfort nnd v.,.
diseases. The impurities or sediments which collect i m.
f nnn. HiiTMltintl inflPflVA ICrl,1Mi,e n .1 11
taken up by the blood, saturating the system witli iacM
that ooze out through the crlnudB and pores of tlm to
scribablc itching nnd burning, and "ioaaoherf 11
the vcllow. watcrv dischnrce forms a eur f Sf.TMlin
into crusts nnd sores or little brown w'tu It for as y,?,1? '(fit
and white scabs that drop off, leaving "'LV
the skin tender nnd raw. The effect ly tiuVvld. ""filSS
of the poison may cause the skin to 813 w. Cnriip
crack nnd bleed, or give it a scaly, fishy appearance; again tl'sfe
consist of innumerable blackheads and pimples or hard iifS
the face. Purification of the blood is the only remedy (' 'J
diseases. Washes and powders can only hide for , r Itril
... j. w. vj. ci iiuicates all tyvjTf"
lations, antidotes the Uric andctt
restores the blood to its wonted pnnvBn
and revitalizes the sluggish omans .rd
tics pass off through the natu.
relieve the sum. b. t. fc. is me only guaranteed purely!7"
purifier. It contains no Arsenic, Potash or other harnifuj iJSr!
Write us nbout your case and our physicians w ill advisM-'
We have a handsomely illustrated book on skin diseases &w'
free to all who wish it. THtt SWIFT iPEcinr ' t?L
,u
Three Children of G. W. Staggs Sick
With the Disease.
Scarlet fover has made its dread
appearance in the household of Q. W.
Staggs on Dry Creek, three miles
from Weston. Three children nro
under Dr. Rest's care with the dis
ease, and the condition or one ot
them, Reulah, a child of 9 years. Is
regarded as very critical.
The disease, It appears, was
brought Into the Staggs home by Miss
Minnie James, a young lady who has
lived many years with the family.
Miss James had been on a visit to
relatives at Peck, Idaho, and stopped
at Colfax. Wash., on her return.
There she had contracted the disease
from which she had just recovered
upon her arrival at Dry Creek.
Due precautions will be taiten to
prevent the spread of the contagion.
Later Reulah Staggs, aged 11
years, died last nigiit 111 u ociucn,
Four other children in the family aro
now seriously sick, and the disease Is
said by tho attending physician to be
of a very malignant type. It Is fear
ed that another family has been ex
posed.
According to report, the Staggs
$2.00 C sh Prize
....FOR.... 3
School Children
We offer a prize ol TWO DOIXAJtP In
run for tho belt advertisement ol School
Tablet" written by n student ol any
Pendleton icoool.
m
The advertisement iniut be entirely
the work of the rcholar nbmltllDK It. $
1. . . .... .,.KA In al.a tt fl 1 1 .111."
regular newspiper ipace Write with
rxn or pencil on uurulad tablet paper
ana ugn your iuii uaiue,
6elllnK and punctuation will be con.
tldered In awarding tho prize. Thero
aro no charges of an) kind,
Tho cmiteit closes when our store
closes 9 p. m,Sept. !W. Each student
may submit but one advertisement,
FRAZIER'S
Book Store.
RDB
IT IN
Oar Penetrat
ing Liniment
Is a good thing
to tfse for
sprains, aches
and bruises,
BUY IT
TRY IT
RUB IT IN
GUARANTEED
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F.W.Schmidt &Co.
ReliaHe Druggists.
Phone, Main 851.
The Columbia
Lodging House
NEWIiY FURNIBHED
BAR IN CONNECTION
IN CENTER OF BLOCK
BET. AXTA A WEBB 8T8
F. X. SCHEMPP, Prop.
THE RIGHT THING
A I I Mb HKariT TIN
The tomato season is drawing to a dost
us and crct vour stinnlv for catsun nr IW r,..Ls
a a 1 bauuiri
Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon. iustrlAHWi
justtiji-HMf
1
Mackerel and Fine Salted n.
Kt
ML
breakfast
Nice large
Herring.
Your breakfast will be madi more enjojibjgipi
wheat Cakes and Maple Syrup are served. iji'J
ply the necessary ingredients to make the cifc -f -7.1
you like 'em. ' .A
MARTIN'S FAMILY
GROCERY AND I i
The place to get clean, fresh poods. -J
R. MARTIN, Proprietor
Telephone Red 34 g
The Pendleton Business
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fot
Large, well ligbted, well veQtilatedcp
Comfortable Rooms.
COURSES OF STUDY
rnmmnMl Cniircf. Tiodkltci'lllllf liv actual LuslueB hfllM
vided by "Sadler's Budget Byntom," thoroURti and comply Itftl
Law enters Into everv business transaction, and provides theia mm
edge of his rights mid how to protect uih internets; uommera
UorrcspoiKleiicti nnd Penmanship.
Stenoaraphlc Course Shorthand by the Gregg LlgltlTrf
Typewriting, Spelling, Paragraphing, Punctuation, Corresponded
mg, unre inu Management 01 writing umouines.
Cull at the onlce of or write to H. N. ROBINSON, LU tte
Corner Court and Johnson Bts Pendleton, Oregou.
vin
if am jrV T t 'I'lio S hnomntnr IS ML" .1
w x. ' rear 01 ijce xeuw
First class repairing, best materials.
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We are offering this week some exceptions
heavy all-wool Ingrains. These carpets were.
from last year's stock and are worth 75c per ydj!5&S
57c. You will see some of the patterns in '''fe
New goods just coming in. Look for Septernbetrg
Jesse Za-IliaagE
PERFECTION IN FLOC"
Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Better Hour cannot
pe
ddr
The cream of the wheat crop enters in Byers fi
Flour, which is right for bread and s
Fancy Baking. J
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PENDLETON ROLLER
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
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For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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acres on the Antepoie.