r
Wo Sell Strictly At Ono Price.
NEW SWEATERS
For Men, Boys and Children
See Window Display
We are showing the lnrgest assort
ment of Sweaters ever brought to the
city. We have thorn in white, black,
blue and in the latest fancy stripes,
and we sell them for much "loss than
other stores.
Children's Sweaters, 50c to $i.
Boy's Sweaters, 50c to $t .50.
Men's Sweaters, 50c to $5.
BAER DALEY
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton
729 Mam Street
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER. 22. 1902.
GENERAL NEWS.
V .S. Stratton. a multi-millionaire
of Colorado Springs, who died re
cently, leaves H.ono.000 to build a
home for the destitute sick of that
city.
The tobacco trust, not content with
the mere controlling of the product on
this side of the water, are now work
ing for the amalgamation of the Brit
ish arid American trusts.
Sixty miles in 60 minutes was the
record made by Mr. Spencer, the aero
naut, in a balloon with which he as
cended at Morley. Yorkshire, and
came to earth near Thlrsk.
Copenhagen advices of the results
of the elections of members to the
landsthlng, the upper house of the
rigsdad. assure the ultimate sale of
the Danish West Indies to the United
States.
On account of the coal miners'
strike in the anthracite region of
Pennsylvania, New York consumers
have been compelled to import be
tween 20.000 and 30.0no tons from
Wales. About half the shipment has
already arrived.
The Southern Pacific company is
preparing to receive 40,000 tons of
steel rails from Germany. The rea
son given for the order being placed
in Germany Is that the foundaries of
America are too busy to accommodate
the enormous demand for material
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The relief committee now have $S,
269.55 collected for the benefit of the
sufferers of the recent forest fires in
Oregon.
Diamonds were discovered lately in
Harney county, on Crane Creek, '0
miles east of Burns. A company has
been formed to develop the fields.
S. L. Thomas, a Hatton. Wash.,
farmer, has just completed the har
vesting of a wheat crop of 100.000
bushels. There were 4200 acres and it
took just 40 days to cut the crop.
Miss Louise F. Shields, who was re
cently engaged by the Young Women's
Christian Association of Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, to act as their
state secretary, has arrived In Port
land from Highland, Kan.
The Baker City papers are about
tho only ones who are deploring the
recent rains. At a result their carni
val pleasures were Interfered with,
the floral parade and the bronco bust
ing having to be postponed.
About IW acres of wheat and a sep
arator bolonging to William Lauourn
and David Spencer, two farmers of
St John, Wash., were hurned last
Thursday night. The origin of tho
fire is unknown. Both wore Insured.
fii husiuess men of Seattle are)
making a strong effort to pull tho bus
neettlnesfi of the Columbia Hlver coun
try in the Big nend, to that city.
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce
roeeutly visited that section 12t,
strong.
The lumber inanufacuiiors at Ever
ett, Wash., report the greatest activ
ity ever known In the busings here
tofore. Mills are all running full timo
4IUt some are unable to keep up with
theJr orders by operating both dny and
night. -
A memorial building Is suggested at
tho Orugon Historical Society for the
I.owU anil Clark fnir. The society
will ntoornmond it to the fair board,
and It is also suggeated that an effort
he made to havo President Iloosevolt
bring tho matter before congress in
his next message. The society w 111
advise that the building be located In
tho city park of Portland.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
H. C. Harman, Tacoma.
J. W. Hurley, Denver.
J. J. Burns, Portland.
E. C. Kiles, Spokane.
C. A. Farr. Now York.
Ed Blackburn. Omaha.
C. H. Huffuer. Rochester.
W N. Garrett. Portland.
A. B. Galloway. Portland.
W. O. Mursoll. Portland.
George E. Mosser. Spokane.
J. C. Sauergan. Tacoma.
H. M. Myers. Rochester.
A. Roderick Grant. Portland.
J. I.. Noble. Portland.
Harry M. Summers, St. Joe.
James Huthborn. Athena.
John Webber. Buffalo.
A. S. Heatfleld. Spokane.
L. Allehoff, Portland.
N. P. Brandls. Portland.
G. S. Youngman, Portland.
S. S. Gill, Spokane.
E. Kauffman and wife. Moscow.
H. I. Marion. Portland.
John Arnctt, San Francisco.
J. H. Kioeckman. Spokane.
Otis Busbee.
George Stevens. Spokane.
J. B. Mullery, Portland.
J. F. Clark. San Francisco.
H. h. Keener. Salt I-ake.
A. C. Haley, city.
Fred McConnell.
Margarite McConnell.
E. C. Sunden. Salt Lake.
Monlle Wller.
W. R. Glendening, Spokane.
T. R. Eartman. Walla Walla.
A. P. Bradbury, Portland.
A. D. Vera. San Francisco.
O. B. Prae, Portland.
The Golden Rule.
S. A. Frans, Spokane.
H. C. Johnson, Heppner.
Mrs. H. C. Goodnight, "Weston.
T. J. Thompson, Milton.
Z. Houser. Syracuse.
Fred Bartholomew, Heppner.
Ralph Johnson. Heppner.
W. C. Kent, city.
Charles Dizney, Havana Station.
L. A. Bender, Moscow.
O. C. McFarland. Genese.
Emma Spurbank, Moscow.
John Peuntenny. Moscow.
E. H. Burke. Iowa.
J. E. Menson, Iowa.
H. W. Menson, Iowa.
E. A. Wolfe. St. Louis.
Caroline Wasson, Enterprise.
John D. Toomoy, Valley.
Harry McDonnld. Valley.
George Klamli-s;. St. L'juls.
If. Koppelman. Sandy.
W. W Williams, Portland.
S. E. Gould. Alba.
Margaret Kelly. Portland.
George McGllvery, Spokane.
George W. Proebstel, Weston.
G. D. Galley, Portland.
M. M. Bonham, Long Creek.
H. J. Bernard. Now York.
Beatrice Thorne. New York.
J. H. Richmond, New York.
Emily Green. Now York.
Fred Mathews, Now York.
Martha Beaufort, Now York.
John A. Larkln. New York.
Joseph H. Koarsley. New York.
H. H Whall, Now York.
C. A. Wardwell, New York.
Alex Drysdale. Pleasant View.
C. Cunningham. Portland.
P. E. Hunsucker. Spokane.
E. A. Winner, Spokane.
J. F. Vaughn, Spokane.
L. Cunningham, Spokane.
M. J. I.orengon, Iowa.
Jeswe C. Lorengen. Iowa.
H. E. Lorengen, Iowa.
Mrs. H. E. Beck. Minnesota.
Miss Eva Beck, Minnesota.
H. n. I.orengor. Athena.
Henry Lorenger, Athena.
Fred Blanchett, Athena.
J. C. Allen, city.
Doug Belts, Pilot Rock.
A. L. Ayres, Heppner.
Mrs; L. M. Bowen, Bolso.
J. Blonkfield, New York.
BUSINESS OPENINGS.
Railroad Circular Announces Openings
That Do Not Exist Here.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad issues a
neat pamphlet giving valuable dnta
of the towns along Its lines and con
necting Hues, After giving the data,
then the needB of tho towns In tho
way of business openings, are given.
Here is what It says about Pendle
ton: Population. B.500. nn Increase of
1004 since the census of 1900. Coun
ty Bent of Umatilla county, which,
with scarcely 20,000 papulation, pro
duces 1 per cent of nil the wheat
raised In the United States. Pendle
ton l 231 miles east of Portland. It
has broad streets, a splendid electric
light syxteni. waterworks that cost
,5 000. two flouring mills with a
daily cnpaclty of 1500 hnrrels. and
wool scouring mills with a capacity of
i'O.OOO pounds a dny. The town
'handles from 3.00O.00O to C.OOO.niio
pounds of wool a year. It has
churches of all denominations, three
publii schools and two academies, a
live daily newspaper, a weekl und
semi-weekly and n monthly devoted to
livestock Interests, and many luuul
some public and private buildings.
Three dairies and creameries cannot
supply the demand for their products.
The two banks carry deposits running
$1,200,000 to $1.51)0.000. There are
three fine hotels, stenm-hented nnd
electric-lighted, besides numerous res
taurants and rooming houses.
Business Openings.
Creamery, brick yard, foundry, cold
storage plant, livery stable, contrac
tors, enrpenters and builders. First
class restaurant.
(The above Is erroneous in several
items. Pendleton Is supplied with liv
ery stables, contractors, carpenters
and builders and also has first-class
restaurants. Sho will also have n
cold storage plant at nn early date.)
tie from the mountains this fall nnd
pasture them nenr Adnms.
Charley Ferguson, formerly of Ad
ams, whore ho Is. well known. Is now
at SHkniio and Is well pleased with
his situation there.
S. H. Forshaw, formerly n newspa
per man, but who saw the error of
his way nnd repented before the hnblt
became chronic, was In the city Sat
urday In the Interests of his nursery.
Mr. Forshnw's mode of locomotion
was by bicycle, nnd he had tho mis
fortune to puncture n tire when near
Eastland, necessitating a 12-mllo
"hike" to his destination at Pendleton.
WILL LEAVE PENDLETON.
Henry Shultz Has Purchased a Brew
ing Plant In Colfax.
Henry Shultz. who lost his brewing
plant In this city n few mouths ngo by
fire, has bought a plant in Colfax and
will remove to that city nt once. The
Colfnx brewery Is one of the larg
est plants In Eastern Washington out
side of Spokane, ami the price paid
Alvln Schmidt, tho owner, bv Mr
S,CROFULA
I bequeath to my children Scrofula with nil
attendant horrors, humiliation and suffcrinir Tv V1
strange legacy to leave to posterity; a heavy buM 1
place upon the shoulders of the young. uitQ
This treacherous disease dwarfs the body andh" a
the growth and development of the faculties I5 '
child born of blood poison, or scrofula-tainted nant
is poorly equipped for life's duties. 1 "Jt,
Scrofula is a disease with numerous and v
symptoms; enlarged glands or tumors about the i
nnd armpits, catarrh of the head, weak eyes and dreaf
ol-!ti Mlnti,c 1 1 Tin t, 1ifTrrntlt nnrhi n t tt. t 1. .18
...... w.w... w uu uoay shosrtk
presence of tubercular or scrofulous matter in the hi
nnd stealthy disease entrenches itself securely in ty
the bones and tissues, destroys the red corpuscles oftH 'PQ
white swelling, a pallid, waxy appearance of the skhr, Sl
a gradual wasting away of the body. ' 'tlBl
S. S. S. combines both purifying and tomV r,. ..
teed entirely vegetable. mswZtii
Mtt
all scrofulous affections, it
blood, makes it rich and stnC .
lost properties to the blood
permanent cure is soon effected.
the digestion and assimilating I &"
ood and quickens the circulation 'CW!
Uv ...... nt, iMMv. w. i rrtlnr tn Mk wlrni nnri vicrnr tn tii pml
jfchulu was $1,000. Mr Schultr. has j Write us about ad j?
been a business man In Pendleton for .,, ;., ,,. :t,i v'ja'waVsA1"iAai'
many years and his departure will be! he P wa in possible TOy to naia your healflu fift
regretted by many who have the bus-! bUu leases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co
1 m-mm IMi
Iness Interests of the town at heart.
He will assume control or the now
brewing plant this week and Is now
preparing to remove his family to Col-fax.
The July clean-up of tho I.o Rol
mine, at Rosshmd, B. C. amounts to
$108,000. The ore averaged $17.67 per
ton.
BLACKMAILERS AT WORK.
Novel Way of Extracting Money'
From "Good Fellows.." ;
There are all kinds of "grafters" In
the world, but a now graft is being
worked tn Pendleton, according to I
good authority. The story is thatj
two men, one short and the other tall,
stnnd In front of places of question
able character and watch for prom-
inent married and business men to I
come and go. occasionally tney i
catch a -victim and he pays them t
"hush" money, but they are more,
often turned down cold. i
The plan of operating is to lay In i
wait for their victim and when hei
comes out of a place where he would
not like to have the world know he
had been frequenting, he is uccosted
by the two individuals, called by name
and told that If he does not care to
have his actions spread broadcast he
would have to "make It right" with
them by giving thein "hush" money.
How many victims have beeu caught
Is not known, but they are thought to
be Tew. The police are working on
the case and arrests are expected at
any time.
FOR GOLF RASH
llEitlia-ili, Inflammation!, ltctilu, irritation
and channgs, undue or offenalTO perspiration,
an J nuiiy other sanattte iw, nothing so
cooling, purifying, and refreshing as a bath
with C'CTlcriiA RoAr followed in the neyerer
forms by gentla'anointings with t't-riccni,
tho great akin euro and purest of emollients.
CnicCBA ti4r l, tMTtfo.i li doubt thniot tfltctir
kln rwt' v . ni bptifmr op. "til Ui pureit
AnJ ,wftt,l tor l n.: L,ir tad nimry s-ohl through
out the "i i'-.TT-H lm a-o Cmrm Chip..
Vrop., Bo, too -Ikw b Have IWiatllul bkla,"trM.
the
RUB
IT IN
i
Oar Penetrat
ing Liniment
Is a good thing
to use for
sprains, aches
and braises,
Doings of Adams People.
The Adams Advance contains
following:
Charles E. Hicks, of Pendleton, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. P. Adams and daughters,
Pauline and Helen, are visiting in
Pendleton.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ferguson, of
Pendleton, visited at the home of May
or and Mrs. T. A. Lieuallen yesterday.
Rev. Zellers went to Walla Wulla
yesterday. Ho expects to make his
home there soon, to be nearer his now
Held of labor. A minister to succeed
Rev. Zellers here has not yet beeu ap
pointed. A. Lemery sold 45 head of hogs
Tuesday to Joe Borgovln and Joe For
est. The price received was C cents
on foot. The hogs will be fattened
and shipped to an Eastern market.
Otis Loverldge. formerly a mer
chant of Pendleton, but who has been
in Alaska and California for tho past'
few years, only recently returned to j
Pendleton, is in Adams on business
A. if. Todd, of Meacham, was in the) j Phone, Main 851.
1 ueautij twit" i.m .0
stockman, expects to bring his eat
BUY IT
TRY IT
RUB IT IN
GUARANTEED
F.W.Schmidt &Co.
Reliable Draggists.
THE RIGHT THING
AT THE RIGHT Tlfc
x
The tornato season is drawing to ados. II
us and get your supply for catsup or for caccJffV
Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon, justi, ,
breakfast. V-
Nice large Mackerel and Fine Sa!ttJ0ni
Herring.
Your breakfast will be mad; more enij
wheat Cakes and Maple Syrup are servtV
ply the necessary ingredients to make tltRAJ
you like 'em. cnid
km
MARTIN'S FAMILY
GROCERY AM fig
The place to get clean, frest jrcodi. sssz
R. MARTIN, Propria fjp
Telephone Red 34J
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The Pendleton Business
I
Large, well lighted, well veQtilatedc
Comfortable Rooms. fx
COURSES OF STUDY
Commercial Course Bookkejplug by actual bmta&?
vided by "Sadler's Budget System," tborouch and coitfhK
Law enters Into every business transaction, und provldwtbts
edge of his rights and how to protect his interest; ComM
Correspondence and Penmauship.
Stenographic Course Shorthund by the Gregg
Typewriting, Spelling, Paragrunhing, Puuetuation, ComJ
ing, Care iiul Management of Writing machines. JJPJ
Call at the olllce of or write to H.N. ROBINSON', IljiSi
Comer Court and JohiiMiii 8U Pendleton, Oregou.
$2.00 Cash Prize
....FOR....
School Children
We Oder prlie of TWO I)OI.I,AR.a In
caih for tho belt lvertlment of School
if. Tablet! written by a tudeiit of anjr
X; Fvndleton ecbool.
S The Klrertlwraent ruuit be entirely :
thi' work 0! the icholar lutimltting It.
S It muit be aaltable In ilie lo fill our
regular newspiper tpace Write llb &
J pen or pencil on unrultd tablet paper S
and lign your full name
Spelling and panctiwtlon Hill be nn- ;
(Iderett In awanllng I he prlie, T ,ere 3;
9K
aro do cbargea of an kind.
The Columbia
Lodging House
NEWLY FURNISHED
BAR IN CONNECTION
IN CENTER OF BLOCK
BET. ALTA A WEBB BTtj
F. X. SCHEMPP, Prop.
Mead! Mead!
We are offering this week some exceptiosjj
heavy all-wool Ingrains. These carpets
from last year's stock and are worth 75c petlTl
g 57c. i ou will see some of the patterns 'nJE
New goods just coming in. Look for SeptcisJ
I Jesse o-ili
C. BERQUISfT Thtw&
v irst class repairing, best materials.
I PERFECTION IN FLtf
Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Better flour can
The cream of the wheat crop enters in By"5
Flour, which is right for bread and -Fancy
Baking.
YT
PENDLETON ROLLER Ife
W. S. Byers, Proprietor
The contett cloiei when our itore Hi
clone 9 p m.,Sept. 30. Each ttudent 3:
mar mbmit but one advertisement. ;j-
i Book Store.
I
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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