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NEW SWEATERS
For Men, Boys and Children
See Window Display
'We nro showing tlio lnrgcat nssorf
niont of Swentors ovor brought to tho
city. AVo have thorn in white hlnck.
bluo and in tho latest fancy stripes, 1
and wo sell them for much less than I
othor stores.
Children's Sweaters, 50c to $i.
Boy's Sweaters, 50c to $1 .50.
Men's Sweaters, 50c to $5.
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BAER Sf BALJEI
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton
729 Main Street
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SATUKDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1902.
GENERAL NEWS.
Louis Gzrdapse, a half breed, was
instantly killed at Lewlston, Mont.,
eunesuay. a tellow camper took
mm lor a woir.
Colombia has riled a protest with
the American consul at Colon against
the presence of the marines on the
Panama trains.
It is estimated that 3000 Jews have
left Roumanla in the last three
months. A large number of these
came to America.
Lieutenant Peary has returned
from his trip to the north pole. He
reached the farthest' point yet, S4
degrees and 1? minutes.
The new commander of the Cana
dian militia has just issued an order
abolishing the sword as a cavalry
weapon. The carbines now in use
wllL be replaced by rifles.
Kansas fusionists have been allow
ed a writ of mandamus by the su
preme court, which will compel the
secretary of state to place the dem
ocratic and populist tickets on the
official ballot.
The Marcus Island Guano Company
will make a claim against the Japan
ese government for indemnity be-
Hotel Pendleton.
Orval C Gllstrap, San Francisco
George Harris, Portland.
Andrew Nylander.
E. P. Maucher.
1). V. Koss, Uoise.
A. I). Vera. San Francisco.
Charles M. Kitchell, New York,
l.on Salsmar. Chicago.
William Courts. Detroit.
E. C. Sklles, Spokane.
William E. Ames, Summervllle.
W. C. Garrett. Portland.
J. N. Kirkland and wife, San Fran
cisco.
F. C. Adkins, Heppner.
Howard Reynolds, San Francisco.
M. ir. Patton. Spokane.
C. J. Freese, Walla Walla.
Miss Canfield. Weston.
C. A. Moore, Marshfleld.
H. H. Cattou, Spokane.
E. E. Dowell, Spokane.
William Maher, Portland.
C. M. Smith. Portland.
The Golden Rule.
James N. Scott. Athena.
.Mary Johnson, San Francisco.
Verua Johnson. San Francisco.
1). F. Lane, Sacramento.
Edward Williams, Los Angeles.
A. H. Carr, Graud Forks.
Alice Duke. Walla Walla.
It. T. Zumwald, Harrisburg.
Sam Lee. Spokane.
H. A. Funderfork, Mora.
George Howard. Moro.
cause a force of Japanese marines Earnest Coe, Moro.
would not permit Americans to land
on the island.
Chief Issa Boljetinas and his fol
lowers are determined not to allow
the Russian consul to resume his
duties in Mitrovitza. The chief
vows that he will kill the consul as
soon as he arrives.
Strike leaders at Wilkesbarre, Pa.,
caused a surprise by demanding the
arrest of Paul Wyoda, a- deputv sher
iff; George Gilbert and William Jen
kins, members of the .Miners' Exam
ing Board, charging them with hav
ing Issued certificates to non-unionists
who had not served two years in
the mines, as required by law.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The Monte Cristo railroad, a John
D. Rockefeller njoperty, lias passed
into the hands of the Northern Paci
tic Railroad Company.
Engineers on the Upper Columbia
have goue on a strike, and the fruit
growers have no means of marketing
thoir product, in consequence of
which Spokane is experiencing a
fruit famine.
Torese Lebben has presented a
claim-against Linn county of 15000
damnges for the death of her hus
band. While driving over a bridge
on July 24, his team fell through and
he was killed".
The gold productions of Oregon in
1901. according to the report of the
director of the mint, George E. Rob
erts, was greater than in any previ
ous vear. being 88,759 ounces, valued
at $1,834,821.
A board of United States engineers
J. W. Mullini.x, Walla Walla.
R. E, Bush, Portland.
R. R. Hull, Washington.
John Heakin, Colfax.
George L. Macomber, Clarkston.
I. H. .Moore, Adams.
H. Kopplemann, Sandy.
Henry Howard, Chicago.
Henry Reiner, Detroit.
John Murry, Nevada.
Dr. J. R. Sponagle, Athena.
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 wten all failed, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks."
Cures Burns, Cuts, Corns, Sores,
Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Plies or no
pay. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug
store. .
"U. P. Sam."
"U. P. Sam." perhaps better known
as "Blind Sam," is in Pendleton on
his annual visit. There is perhaps
no better known man who is tramp
ing today than "Blind Sam," and ho
is always welcome wherever he goes,
Sarn has his fiddle with him, too. He
makes his living by playing the same
tune day after day and singing his
make-as-he-goes songs. Sam is origi
nal in his way and a moro jolly fel
imv is hard to find anywhere. Ho
entertains the people along the
streets, and receives donations from
his audience.
The A B C of It.
A kidney education starts with:
n.iMmehfi means kidney acho, lame
back means lamo kidneys, weak back
DAZZLING AND ENCHANTING
PE0PLE8 WAREHOUSE WIN.
TER OPENING A SUCCESS
A Display That Would Have Done
Credit to a Big City Large Audi
ence Regaled With Music.
The fall and winter opening of tho
Peoples Warohouso took place Fri'
day evening and a scene wns present'
ed tlint was beautiful to behold.
Promptly nt 7 o'clock the doors,
which had been closed for nn hour
to make preparations for the event,
were swung open and the crowd ad
mitted. To attempt to describe the scone
lu detail would be a dlfllcult tusk. It
was certainly n treat for the eyes
and sense of hearing. On all Rides
were displayed the bright, fresh,
sparkling ideas of the season, nil ar
ranged In such a mannor as to add
beauty to tho picture. Kirkman's or
chestra was seated on nn elevation
and the sweet music reached tho
callers on entering and listening to
two-steps, waltzes and special selee
tlons as they passed through the
aisles and different departments of
the store.
Beautifully attired women and men
spent an evening of pleasure and
olli ut the Peoples Warehouse and
became acmininted with the real
stylish Ideas of the season.
There were many magnificent gar
meats, pieces of dress mid suit goods.
trimmings, etc., to win the admira
tion of the ladles, and particularly
Attractive were four exquisite gowns
that met the view on entering the
ladles' department. The first gown
was a work of art; It was of peau-
de-sole silk, trimmed in net nnd
equal laee, with black velvet bands
and steel buckles. A second gown
was of shaded blue louclene silk,
trimmed in velvet with cream and
gold appllca. A beautiful opera coat
shown was made of light gray otto
man silk and trimmed In feathers and
chiffon. The automobile coat dis
played was greatly admired. It was
tucked to the flaunec and trimmed in
Htltched velvet bands. Silk waists
were exhibited lu endless variety.
A new feature of the display was the
pretty Japanese robes and dressing
sacks.
Tho gentlemen's side of the store
was equally as attractive as the
ladies' and all the now, nobby and
stylish wearing apparel for tho stern
er sex was placed to view and thej
adies as they passed through seem
ed as much pleased and interested as
the gentlemen.
The opening was a splendid sue'
cess in every way, and judging from
the expressions heard on all sides,
nil were delighted with the event
and the proprietor of the store has
reasons to feel proud of the display.
tho effects of a drawn-out drunken
siirce from which he will recover as
soon nB ho has time to wear off tho
effects.
ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Lee Smith Charged With Stealing a
Horse and Saddle at La Grande
Last November, Placed In County
Jail.
Inn Smith vvnntpil In Tlnlnn cntllltV
for theft, is In the county jail await
ing trio arrival oi an niuccr 10 uiku
him back to tho scene of his crime.
Smith Is quite well known here.
Rnvnrnl ilnva nun lit. rnnin to town
nnd wont to a livery barn to hire a
horse to ride Into tho country on
business, wmie nwny tne nnimni gui
Qmllli mill It wns snvornl
duys before It was located and re
turned to tho stable. tie claims
that ho let another man have the an
imal to care for. who let it got nway.
Wlmii lm pump linrk tn town Friday
afternoon, he was pointed out to
Hlmrlrf Tnvlnr who nlroadv had n de
scription of him rrom Sheriff Deer
Ing. of Union county, saying that ho
was wanted on the charge of steal
ing a horse and saddle at l.n Grande
last November nnd selling them near
Baker City.
Constnble Chllders. of l.n Grande,
wired the sheriff this morning that
he would bo here this evening for
Smith nnd return with him for trial.
"Let thm COLO DUST twins
wea
neit
pric
The Booth-Kelly Company, of Eu
gene, gpernte live sawmills, cut 200,
000,000 feet of lumber a year, and
hnvo a payroll of $70,000 a month.
Don't plod along like your grandmother & if
you, scouring and scrubbing; bending aijS
GOLD DUSiM
pnakes housework easy. It cleans everf i'M
injures nothing. More economical tilrfj
FOR
Baby's Bath
USB
CUTICURA
SOAP.
HUGHES ARRESTED.
Lodged in the County Jail Has Been
Drinking Very Heavily for the
Past Few Weeks.
About 5 o'clock Friday evening.
Billy Hughes was taken in by the po
licemen and lodged in the county jail
with a very well-developed case of
jim-jams. m
Hughes Is a barber and has been
working In ono of tho local shops.
He is a heavy drinker and for the
past several weeks has been Imblb-
ng very freely. Ho wns lodging in
the Penland lodging house and after
night and a day of. drunkenness he
became somewhat demented nnu
rushed from his room in hla shirt
sleeves, bareheaded and took down
the street at a rapid pace. He was
also barefooted and sockless and his
rapid strides down Main street in
his half-clothed condition attracted
considerable attention.
When arrested Hughes declared
that he was sick and was going to
be onerated upon in ids room. He
said there were already 12 doctors
n his room and they had sent, lilrr
out to find the 13th one to help per
form the Job, which was to be a very
dililcult one.
Dr. Cole examined tho man and
found him not to. bo In a serious
condition other thnn suffering from
It prevents chafing, reduces, anil roURhnoiw
of the skin, eoothea lnGsmiiutiou, allays Itch
ln ninl Irrlutlou, and when followed liy (ten.
tlonpnllmtlona of Cuwuha Ointment, tlio
ce.it skin cine, sni'cillly cures all forms ot
M" m,, k'.i1 liunors aii'l rettoies tho hair.
RUB
IT IN
Oar Penetrat
ing Liniment
Isagood thing
to use for
sprains, aches
and bruises,
BOY IT
TRY IT
ROB IT IN
GUARANTEED
F.W.Schmidt &Co.
Reliable Druggists.
Phone, Main 851.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMFAr
Chlcwo, New York. Boston. St. Louis. Mskeri 0! OKll 1:
THE RIGHT THINGS'
AT THE RIGHT 1&
The tomato season is drawing to aci'Jjfij
us anu get your supply tor catsup or lorn
Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon, jus,
breakfast.
Nice large Mackerel and Fine Said
Herring.
Your breakfast will be mad 2 moreeuwrii
wheat Cakes and Maple Syrup are smd (t
ply the necessary ingredients to maki'fc&uM
you like cm.
will visit The Da es next aionuay : means wean. iuw. """r
an go on to Celilo Falls for the ex-1 Dean's Kidney Pills. Read about the
am nation of the river with reference free distribution in this paper, and
U u'rimprovements recommended ! call at Brock & McComaj- drug store,
by Captain Harts canal and locks. I Monday, September 22nd.
During the week the Kon Coni and Return $50
mere al Company, of Huntington, has a
, in,i,n,- t Rnat.' On account of the meeting of the
Trn r es Tbto company recently ; Tenth National Irrigation Congress
cm i""" ,,ii ... nn nmiin SnrinKB. Col.. October 6
purcnaseu iu.yu. o ,.T; n 1 la N. Co. will sell tick-
Uie vicmiiy ui " -- , . .
; ets to the aboco point and return at
timber
Valley
in
n njtoo nf snip nctoner z anu -i
A timber land buyer al Astoria . , ' ., 30 d stop-overs allowed
hn,i i.K-ii 11 coil GO cents '
Biiyo luai "ri ...
per thousand In price, as a result of
t. flrn. This atlvanco. ho says, Is
not due to any material decrease Ri
ho quantity of timber, but to the! dewea to mo w.y
nnMlntr off of some of the available "0 ttieir account.
Notice.
All neraons knowing themselves In
debted to me will please call and set-
H. M. SLOAN.
$2.00 C sh Prize
....FOR..,. I
School Children
We offer a prize of TWO DOLLARS In
' uuh I or the bet tdTertlument of Hehool
Tableta written bjr a student ot any
Pendleton tcbool.
Tlie iilTertliement limit be entirely
tho work ol the rcbolsr submitting It.
It must be suitable In slse to fill our
regular newspiper space. Write ultli jjfe
pen or pencil on unruled tablet paper j
and sign your full name.
Selling and punctuation will bo con- &
sldered In awarding Ibe prize. Tbeie S
are no charges of an) kind.
The contest closes when our store jj
closes 9 p. m , Kept. bu. tacn stuuent
may submit but one advertisement.
i FRAZIER'S
Book Store.
The Columbia
Lodging House
NEWLY FURNISHED
BAR IN CONNECTION
IN CENTER OF BLOCK
BET. ALTA & WEBB STS
F.X. SCHEMPP.Prop.
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MARTIN'S FAMILY
The place to get clean, fresh poodiJ
Telephone Red 34 J
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We are offering this week some exception of lii
'heavy all-wool Ingrains. These carpets
from last year's stock and are worth 75c per ylnt
57c. You will see some of the patterns in twiltln
New goods just coming in. Look for Septem!t'are
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GRAND PICNIC AT KINE'S i
Every Sunday jCDj
T- '- 1 " c- 1 . a .1 (a h ai
jjiuiuiui; ucguib ounuuy at 2 p. ni. zuniissiun
form 2s cents: ladies free. Busses to arm ma
grounds day and night.
RESTAURANT ON GROUNDS. Tho grove can bjW;
plonio parties by applying to PETEK miw
at. uoorge.
U. DCKVUlO 1 , rear of Leo Teutejj
PERFECTION IN FLOl
Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Better flour cannot fi
Tl. f .!, nnlnrc in TJvefS "
Flour, which is right for bread and hs
Fancy Baking. Bjsg-
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PENDLETON ROLLER
W. S. Byers, Proprietof.
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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supply of logs locally,
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