4il "4 1 r We Sell Strictly At One Price. SEASONABLE TALK Men's Clothing fror Fall and Winter We need to say but a few words. Our success in the clothing business is too well known in this city and country. OUR MOTTOi First-olass- goodB at the lowest possible price, and that price the same to all, Prices $5.00, $6.00, $7.50, $0.00, $ 12.50, $5.00 to $25.00. RIGHT AND PROPER AUTHORITIES TO ENFORCE LAW AGAINST NUISANCES. I was unnblo to toll Ills own nnmo for a time. Ho will probably ue oxani Inert again. HELIX HAPPENINGS. The ComlnQ and Going of People I That Thriving Town. Siinorlntcnrtont Nowlln, of Pcncllc- Dumping of Garbage Within the City ton, Is liore in the Interest or tne ie Limits Will Be Tolerated No More llx school. I a- .. ni ithi P mnt ninn -Notice Will Be Posted. ".rn lo' .' """"L. 3- . , , i raonu. a buii; wvirui " tho city nenun omcor ami marsnni ,,. ,, B0I1 nrp ,,0w woll. are preparing to declare war on the jir pP(0 sones Is on a business practice of scattering refuse and trip to Portland. nrhnrn nrnni lominnol v In flir. rltvl COtlllty (JOnimiHSlimur IVHim-i, " " " 1 ' ni.i . ...! A Tr Mniitirnmnrl' minis. ii.,,iintnn Mnmlnv mnrnlnsr Thoro Is nn orrtlnance. passed by Sovnrni Hollxttes attended tbo Oor- tho city council In 1809. which has mnn .,-. nol.l Snrlncs Saturday never been repealed. It Is supposed nici,t. Thev report a rood time In to be enforced to tho letter, but It rni Is claimed that somo laxity has been acorge H t,ft this morning for imiuit.-ii in wiu imai wmuii win to n.illMinn U'nuli w ir ho iroos to lit' eliminated In the future and nil per- ,,, ,ni sons disregarding this ordinance MaB Alcy Fog8 of Ati,enn. spent V . . " . three days In Helix last wool;. unci uieinseives in ponce court wuu . . 0(, . .. f mimn a heavy line staring them in the face. , nuntiR expedition. wnen an ordinance nas i.ecn on R McFerran has sold his Klon the city records for a number of .,. , ,, rnBi,ionno nrnn. years It Is a well-known fact that an(, w, )cave for tue Bound 1 J m Ul LUUU,SB "uo" 7 . " country In a few days, and offlcers get careless In enforcing M R A Mnnn or Pendleton and It. and hence the present state of of- . ,.0 . ' , Hmi?ni , fairs in Pendleton. It is claimed by those in a position to know, that not Air. and Mrs. Lucas, of Sprngue, are visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs William Scott. ft BAER & DALEY One Price Olothierst Furnishers and Halters, Pendleton . 729 Alain btreet THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1902. GENERAL NEWS. Kansas was visited by a snow storm Monday which developed into a fierce storm of sleet during the night. The condition of tho president continues to improve and his physic ians are pleased with tho progress toward recovery. A papal bull has been Issued re cently urging clergymen to hold aloof from politics and devoto their ener gies along religious lines Two rival airships made ascents at Long Island, N. Y., Tuesday, which surpassed tho achievements of any thing of the kind ever undertaken on this continent. Because of financial difficulty. Henry C. Shell, a coal merchant of New York, tried to kill himself by shootlng. The doctors say there is little hope for him. It is asserted that tho distribution of. relief funds through tho districts affected by tho coal strike Is far too small to meet the demands made during the last few . days. Tho New lork stage coach Pio neer, which make dally trips be tween Warwick and Goshen, was held up and the passengers robbed by three masked horsemen. Clarence Thurston, a son of ex- unltod States Senator Thurston, of NCDrasica, and an attache of the World's Pair offices In St. Louis, was found unconscious from asphyxia tion in his apartments at a hotel early Wednesday morning. "Genuine black diamond" stick pins have been placed on sale In Chi cago at 15 cents each. The "black diamonds are lumps of anthracite coal, fastened to gold-washed pins, and they And a ready fale on the streets and In some of the store. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Mrs. J. S. Plamondon, Athena. It. Greene, St, Paul. G. S. Youngman, Portland. A. Legrand. Frank A. Johnson, Louisville. T. C. S. Smith, Kansas City. C. H. Smith, Boston. O. B. Prael, Boston. B. W. Dennis, Duluth. George E. Mosser. Spokane. G. W. Derrick. Portland. O. D. Beals, Portland. George Stevens, Portland. W. It. Glendenlng, Portland. U. H. Caston, Spokane. E. M. Porter. St, Paul. H. B. Rees, Spokane. ' Miss Mabel Ballard, city. J. A. Scott and wife. Helix. Joo Lonergan, Tacoma. C. W. Grimes, The Dalles. Tom Sheridan, Echo. B. E. MeCulIough, Echo. It. E. Dayler, Detroit. J. E. Foster, Washington, D. C PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Tho new agricultural hall at Cor vallis "will bo dedicated with appro priate exercises October 15. A flsh expert says black ba3S should be kept out of the streams of the Northwest, because they devour tne salmon. The Chinese pheasant season open ed yesterday and hunters were eager to get into tho sport, having been prepared for days. Tho second Eastern Oregon dls- trie fair and carnival opened at The Dalles Tuesday and large crowds are promised for the entire week. George Benolt was Instantly kill ed In a planing mill at Everett, Wash., Tuesday, by being struck In the head with a board he was plan ing. Harry Rockwell, of Portland, Or., was seriously injured during prac tice of tho Yalo football team, and will be unable to play again this season. F. Augustus Helnzo, has formed a now party in Montana, known as tho anti trust democracy, for tho partic ular purpose of getting the scalp of Senator W. A. Clark. Colonel Frank J. Parker, a well known newspaper man of Waliu Walla, has struck It rich In the Seven Dovlls country. In Idaho, having dls covered a 12-foot ledgo of gold-bearing quartz, assaying $17 per ton. The Golden Rule. F. J. Gardner. Portland. H. H. Calger and wife, Long Creek fiarry flicuonaid, city. John D. Toomay, city. D. Richmond, Ukiah. Doug Belts, Pilot Rock. W. L. Davis, Portland. E. A. Stephens, Nebraska. J. M. Stephens, Nebraska, John Graves, Huron. Wallace Williams, Portland. J. M. Churchill, Albany. S. E. Churchill, Albany. G. D. Galley, Portland. B. T. Vaughn, Spokane. Dr. Sponagle, Athena. C. H. Rosenberg, Fulton. Mrs. Rosenborg. Fulton. S. E. Rosenberg, Fulton. H. M. Rosenberg, Fulton. F. C. Rosenberg, Fulton. Mrs. M. M. Clahorn, Sacromento. S. J. Davis Portland. C. A. Vanderhoof, city. Arthur C. Connolly, Seattle. Fred Penkham, Condon. George L. Watts, Baker City. a day passes that the ordinance rel Tin, l.rnUon Pimnln hnvo trnrlini.,, hau Gil off Hip r i) apes nml t a. manv neiix, ur uu. .viiiit- inraw times, dumped along the highways iree irom reauy uau weeu, mmnum or insido tho city limits. It not onl) " l K1" ucn miliary io thrwo mm. Helix nnd down toward Wallula are imlie.i to km it vnrv ,inv hut n men- urrty wiui tumble anu other weeus aco to the health of the community. Tho tumble weed .growth loons HKe n Tim nniinnnrn wiiinh ,1mi1r with vast Held or alfalfa from a instance. this matter nrohlblts nuisances of Tumble weeds are rolling now. nnu any kind and covers many things several times this Beason they have now liolnn- tnlnrntPrl whlnh irninln poured mio vnnsycie canyon BO do not stou to think nro Included In thickly that tho "high line" train the prohibitory list. This list covers was scarcely able to get up the grade the scattering of rubbish of nny over them. The wheels ground tho kind. Including broken bottles, pieces tumble weeds until the rails woro of Iron or other metals, which could slimy and slippery, delaying progress In any way cause personal Injury; for hours. sweenlngs from stores or buildings. and tho promiscuous scattering of Notice. handbills. Whatever Is Indecent or All persons knowing themselves In offensive to the senses, or Interferes dobted to mo will please call and set- with tne enjoyment of life is ciasseu tlo tholr accounts. as a nulsanco and a lino and impris- jj jj. SLOAN. onment may bo nxed on tne person responsible for such things In thp An entire brick block of 300-foot city limits. front will soooii be built on Main A violation of this ordinance will street nt Tho Dalles mean to tbe offender, if he be appre hended, a fine of not to exceed $50, nor less than ?5, and Imprisonment of not more than 20 days or less than two days Notices ore now being printed at the expense of tho city to be posted In conspicuous places over the city, warning people to observe this ordl nance. If it is broken In the future there will be no excuse for the of fender, for he'will have been warned of tho law and the penalty of Its nonobservance. ptficura krfr n,r DUAf FOR UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE Work of Laying Cables Soon to Be gin In Walla Walla. Walla Walla. Oct. 2. Material is expected here with which tn hepln laying the conduits and cables for the proposed underground telephone system which tho Pacific States Tel ephone & Telegraph Company will Install in Walla Walla. Much of the necessary material Is already on tho ground. About three miles of cables will be. laid in the business part of town ana tne superintendent of the enterprise has arrived. Excavation for the new telenhono oxchange on Alder street has begun and most of the brick and other ma terial Is in the street ready for con struction. The prospective exchange Is planned to be one of the prettiest buildings artistically, In town. If ill Mr v For Sanative Uses. Its remarkable, emollient, demising, and liumying properties, lie. rived irom Cirricuiu, the great ekln cure, warrant U10 uo of C'UTicmiA Soav, In the fumiof UlUia foranuoy. I11K Intuitions, lufliiinmtu Uons, anil cli.illnpru, for too tree or offensive pcrplr. fttton, and aeo In the form of lntern.1l washes nmi aalu. tlonsfor ulcerative weaknesses, and lorinanT esnatlte, antiseptic purpoten which readily luggest thcrueelvea to women, and especially to mothers. The ute of C'irrii-UUA ointment Willi CUTlcuiiA Suai- will auggest ltcdf lo tie overer cases. Soldthronxhdstthff worlj. Form D. ahdC. Coip rruos.. Houoa. Cdticwu Soir liooi. In, to Womco. BREAD Interests every household. Nn important. Everybodv nn.v..one safe in saying that every vuUl isfied one. Best flour and Lc'Si as near bread perfection as it COOKIES Cakes and Goodies fairl,, .i glimpse at our stock of baking is sl IS nuiihu.yKgr m m HUB MARTIN'S FAMILY GROCERY AND The place to get clean, ht& M R. MARTIN, d "N V 1 t " ' '"r'ilCWff; 1 1 leonone Pm 9 icesjJ Give your children a thorough busi The Pendleton Busing Offers an opportunity to educato your cliJ?? uuoiuessirnflr send vour nhildrnn iumn,).L. lego when Pendleton affords u tfwef' tution 08 thorough andcoa-jS petent ns any. L Competent teachers with all modorndetfc ing. The course includes Bookkee-P cial Law, Short Hand, Typewrit'-?, ' -3 that goes to raako it first-claai onts, call at the Pendfe Business College and investicate. I tt h pnnrwfinw t.t. t Tt n..t M I fcJWAlf AJAlt I 1,1U Will, nrnTfffflliu EZM PAINT 'ER RED Or yellow, or blue, or black otanvothtti fore you do come to us and seeoutliiti' I Paints, Oils and Painter's Strpplks t We have experienced workmen to do will save you dollars on your job ilpS with you. Wall papering is a specialty withao liastcrn Oregon carries a more conpK the-second paper than we do. See ThePatotaaM Went Crazy Again. Walla Walla, Oct. 2. Amos Ed wards, a patient from tho state asy. lum for the insane at Medical Lake. How's Thlr. who was discharged as cured a few We offer One Ilnnrlrnl noiisn Tt.w.rrt days ago and clven a ticket for Port. for any cae of Catarrh that cannot ha land went mn- whon y,a ot..oi. i.rul h. troll-. r....k r ' ........ Wlllln Wnllo .ml ,,ma 1.1... I.. r J t il' 1,V & CO., Toledo. O """" We. the unrientimrd hv knnn p j charge by the snerlff yesterdav. Hn i neney ror in pat in rir. and bellevr mm to w prrrertly honorable In all hul. (lrm rrtTT r m A v ' WKRT it TRDAX. WhnlnuU n-.,rt.. "M.HIMI. KINNAN A MAltVIN WholmaU DrneElata. Toledo. O. Ilnll'a Catarrh Cnro l Mk.n in,..n. aetlnir dlrM-tlv nrmn th blood and inneont . Inj- njiern Tatimnnlali wnt n I pr bot,,e- 8oI' by all Halla Family la ar- the beat One Day Enouoh For Brown. tacoma. Wash.. Oct. 2. Ono nav Was Cnoilcrh fnr Itmnlro Tlrnn. he tonight wired his resignation to ,et-i on display, then write Presldont I.ucas. The Tacoma club your ad Remembpr the uwnurs nave consented to allow Mike r-oniest closes St ptember 10 & Lynch to nmnlrn fnp ,1... t.nlnnAA I -j. a . -t . ' J zi V' '"""v.u ulMf itnv niini lias a rhnnre m X win the prize Try your $ hand THAT $2.00 PRIZE Only a few davs more re main before the contest clos es Several phpil have sent in iheir advertisements. We want a lot more. Come and look at our Tab- o OREGON P PINE B BALSAM cu a on x 2 9 -4 9WiW mm U DCKUUl 1 , "ar of Lee & First claes repairing, best materials. I MM: Mi tho season. Drown did fnlrlv wnii today for his first day. although he had a hard game, wth many close decisions. America's Famous Beauties. Look with horror on Skin Erup tions, niotrhes. Soros, Pimples. They don't have them, nor will any one, who uses nurltlen's Arnica SMvn It glorifies tho face. Efzoma or Salt niieum van'sh before It. It cures soro Hps, chapped bands, chilblains. Infalllblo for Plies. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. j I lie advertisement winning the prize will menpy our? J reuular pae in the East ? Oregf n an n- x' week. ft Watch for it FRAZIER'S I Book Stnr FOR C0DQHS AND COLDS 25c and 50c SOLD ONLY JY F.W.Schmidt &Co. Reliable Drtxggists.' COUR DOORS Phone, Main 851. PROM POSIOFPICK iraaa mm AN 0RIEr . . met S Comes whent!jgjj Eian nnisnnii,- tornirces IB Ifrtl are now shov . i:. nts in C01UHU61 -ij tv of design IN finish thefenflj of art. W $4 to $50- Sneclalwl'.''! week. rt.Ak JESSE ffl 29 MC MO m JESS PERFECTION INfl Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Better flow The cream of the wheat crop enters Hj .- Flour, which is right for bretf",' .m i ancy nam6' PENDLETON ROLLEFf W. S. Byer sf Propriefe For Health, Strength and neasure unnk olydore Moens, Proprietor. in