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We Sell Strictly
BAJJR DALEY
One Price Clothirrs, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton
729 Main Street
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MONDAY. OCTOBER. C. 1902.
GENERAL NEWS.
Tod Sloan, the American jockey,
denies that he was In any way con
nected with the Paris gambling scan
dals. Instead of being a dishonest
winner, he claims to be a heavy
loser.
A, J, Priehard, discoverer of gold
in the Coeur d'Alenes 20 years ago,'
and one of the first white men to
come into the camp, died at his log
cabin Saturday evening after a long
illness.
To prevent the alleged tobacco
trust from monopolizing the raw ma
terial, the independent cigar manu
facturers of the country have start
ed a ?3,000,0fl0 stocl: company to,
fight the combination.
Thf lord mavor of Dublin presided ,
at an enthusiastic meating of the J
nationalists at the .Mansion house,
when a special fund to -enable the1
United Irish League to fight the'
landlords' association, was inaugur
' ated.
Advices from China by mail tell of
the loss of the steamer Sand Leong,
off the China- coast. The vessel, ,
which was bound from Rangoon to
America, and embarked 300 Chinese
at Singapore, is believed to have been
lost in a typhoon with all on board, j
King Alphonso, of Spain, Is ex-1
ceedingly anxious to see Amorica,!
and his coming to this country may!
be arranged. Thanks chiefly to the:
tactful ness of the American minister
at Madrid and the expression voiced I
by the American special envoy at the
l:lng"s accession, there Is now noth
ing but the most friendly feeling iu
Spain towards America.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The financial statement issued by
the Dominion Finance Department at
Vancouver shows a surplus of over
$7,000,000 for the year ending June
30. 1902.
Ed Glesey, in custody of the sher
iff at Olympla, Wash., is wanted at
Oregon City on the charge of lar
ceny of $460 from G. H. Zeigler. a hop
farmer at the latter place.
I. W. Pope, who was injured Thurs
day by falling from a scaffold, died
at his home in this city this aftor
noou, as a result of internal injuries
ard conclusion of the brain.
William Alhrecnt and J. B. Miles
have laft Baker City for the oil fields
Of Malheur county and will drill sev-
.....1 Is Hiaf.- iifm mrf V
urtu iuol v3t yu ..w. ''Yrc ' 1
. . mi AnMHan. sit wrVllrlnir
oil.
U. B. Colby, an employs of John
Rtab nt Walla Walla. Uiot twice at
a hold-up who halted htm near mo
race track east of town Saturday,
night, and the would-) thug is said"
to be still running. I
Tm-.. rural delivery route have
boen irtnrtod out of Dayton, after long
and patient waiting by Columbia
couutv farmers. The two routes ac
commodate about 1S5 families, und
pass through the moat thickly popu
lated parts of the district.
William Hesse, Robert Laugford
and Clarence Miller, Walla Walla
boya accused of doping and robbing
W E. Carpenter, of College Place, in
a "local saloon, were hound over at
J200 each Saturday. William String
or. another boy charged with com
plicity, was released.
"(jUITILIl
At One Price.
SEASONABLE TALK
Men's Clothing
For Fall
and Winter
We need to say but a few
words. Our success in the
clothing business is too weil
known in this city and country.
OUR MOTTO: First-class
goods ut the lowest possible
price, nud that price the same
to all,
Prices
$5.00, $6.00, $7.50,
$t0.00, $ i 2.50, $ J 5.00
to $25.00.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
M. 11. Roberts, Portland.
J. B. Hirsch, San Francisco.
W. It. Glendenlng, Portland.
L. W. White, Portland.
H. G. Shaw, Spokane.
W. I. Iteese. Denver.
T. C. Bowles, Louisville. '
H. B. Cotton. Portland.
N. B. Mnrklin, Portland.
U Mossie, Ukiah.
H. Tharshamer, Portland.
G. E. Reynolds, Tacoma.
F. J. Ginger, Spokane.
William Maher. Portland.
C. M. Smith. Portland.
T. W. Jnckson. Spokane.
R. B. Gocden, Spokane.
. F. S. Stewart. Chicago.
George Williams. Portland.
U McClay. Kansas City.
A. Sinshelmer. Portland.
J. F. Clarke. San Francisco.
F. M. Garrison, Cleveland.
Ben S. Syres and family. Spokaun.
B. S. Wadsworth. Walla Walla.
H. P. Wood and wife. Spokane.
F. Gootlick. Boston.
Louis J. Rich. Idaho.
E. Sykes New York.
E. A. Bowers, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. F. U. Hindi?. Dayton.
J. M. Martlndale. Weston.
Mrs. -Blanch Canfleld, Weston.
R. H. Carton, Spokane
W. D. Chamberlain, city.
L. Starr. Salem.
L. L. Llveridge. Ios Angeles.
G. S. Youngman, Portland.
The Golden Rule.
W. W. Evans, St. Joe.
C. A. Clark, Portland.
J. L. Jones. Walla Walla.
Albert Xkhbergall. Walla Walla.
H. C. Adams. Westjn.
J. A. Baddeley, Weston.
Mrs. Eugene Tausick. Walla Walla.
H. W. Cameron. Spokane.
Mrs. C. B. Davis, Alba.
Charles 3ordes. Spokane.
Mrs Grace F. Peterson. Spokane.
W. R. McRoberts. Spokane.
P. A. Worthmorton. Portland.
F. J. Gardner, Portland.
J. E. Johnson and wire. Cumber
land,
F. N. Churchill. Chicago.
Isadore Moats, Froeport.
L. M. Watrus. Adams.
August Ball. Adams.
R. Smith. Walla Walla.
Jack Lane and wife. Galloway.
J. W. Smith, Walla Walla.
Hneh Sexton. Athena.
E. M. Smith. Walla Walla.
V. C. Hoyt. Seattle.
George McOllvery. Spokane,
A. W. Tlchnor, Portland.
T. J. Conrad. Pine Creek.
A. G. Howard. Spokane.
Ella Eenaday. Gurdano.
J. A. MoLaughliu, Gurdano.
Rev. II. Poland. Chehallls.
Rube Smith. Walla Walla.
G. W. Bradley. Athena.
II. McBeen. city.
Out of Death's Jaws.
"When death seemed very near
from a severe stomach and liver
trouble, that I had suffered with for
years," writes P. Muse, Durham., N.
C, "Dr. King's Now Life Pills saved
my life and gave perfect health.
Best Pills on earth and only 25c at
Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Notice.
All persons having beer kegs be
longing to the Shultz Brewery Com
pany, will turn them over to Albert
Bowman, and those wishing beer
kegs or tanks can got them by ap
plying to him. mrw
HENRY SHULTZ.
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QUAIL
BECOMING
ALONG
PLENTIFUL
STREAMS OF WATER.
By the Time the Law Expires Pro
hlblting the Killing of "Bob
Whites," There Will Be Millions of
Them in This County.
"There nre thousands of qimi!
along the streams In Umntllln coun
ty," said Deputy Game Warden T. II.
Wells Saturday evening.
Mr. Wells has been over most of
tin '.-ountty where these birds hnvo
boon propogateel nnd he says that
thev an' to be found on every stream
ioi niary miles around Pendleton.
Only n few years ago these game
birds were Imported to Umatilla
lounty by local sportsmen nnd trrn
cd loose to multiply. The legislature
passed a. law protecting them with a
heavy tine and Imprisonment for any
one killing them and this law will not
expire until the first of the year.
1905.
Mr. Wells snid thnt with the pres
ent increase there would be millions
of these birds In this county by the
time they may be hunted. Then they
will he so plentiful that with propor
laws protecting them at the right
time of year the sportsmen will have
plenty of chance to try their skill for
years to come. This was the idea of
brlnclnir these birds here. Other
game birds are becoming somewhat
extinct and the sportsmen realized
thnt snniethinir linil tn be done or the
time was coming that to go out with 1
a gun to shoot birds would only he
a waste of time. As this country
was thought to be an Ideal place for
uuull on account of the grain fields
and the mild winters, the Idea of im-j
porting them and protecting them for '
a trial was hit upon. The project
has undoubtedly proven a success. (
aud all true followers of Isaac Wal
ton are rejoicing at the success of
the experiment. j
The most stringent ' methods have ,
been used to protect these birds, j
Some complaint has been heard j
about people killing them and one ori
two arrests and convictions hnve i
been made, hut it is thought now -that
few. if any, are disregarding thej
law and slaying them. Last spring
the Japs, employed by the O. R. &;j
N. railroad compnny. were said to he
killing them occasionally and an nr
rest was made and the guilty fined
heavily for killing rohbins. but no
positive evidence could be produced 1
tn rnnviet them for killing quail. I
This, it Is said, put a stop to a great
extent, to these men carrying guns
and going shooting when they were
not at work.
Deputy Warden Wells says now.
11.. r...ll linn III!
the small boy who is just beginning
to carry a gun and goes out in the
brush hunting. The quail are said
to be very tame and these hoys are
able to get within a few feet or them
before they will fly out or the way.
A boy b always a boy, and when he
is nut with a gun he cannot resist
shooting at everything that comes in
his way.
"Another difficulty we have to cope
with." said Mr. Wells, "is the would-
be snorts from Walla Walla county
Some complaint has come from the (
a. .1 P il. Aniiiirv nlnno- till!
east end of the county, along
the i
ainta Hnp. that men and boys ave
coming over from Walla Walla conn-'
ty and are shooting Quail and cross-'
ing back onto Washington soil be j
fore the Umatilla county officers can1
get at them to make an arrest. This!
is being watched, however, and it'
somo hunter 'from across the line j
does not look out, he will be caught
red-handed inside Umatilla county,!
and the limit of the law will be given
him."
BACK TO CHINA.
Cook at the Umatilla Agency Makes
His Second Trip to the Orient
James Guyer,' the Chinese cook
who has been omployed at the Uma
tilla agency for several years, has
gone hack to China to visit his old
?
THAT rnlZK A1U
On account of the rush of
business we have not had
time to look over the numer
ous ads submitted in the j
Prize Contest, and have de p
cided to extend the time to j
Oct. 10, when the prize will
be awarded and the success-
fill advertisement will occupy j
this space, j
Remember, we want to ad- g
vertise Tablets Come and
sue our line and then write
your ad. The contest will j
surely close Oct. 10 at 9
o'clock p. in. j
1 FRAZIER'S I
I Book Store.
1 i..,n.o T,ir 1 tlie second trip Guyer
hns made to the Orient within x no
nnd this time he
t. mi. . ..... - - -
took with iilm about 150 hnrs of line
toilet soap. .
It Is becoming the custom of the
Chinese, when they return to their
nntlvo heath, to take with thorn all
the tollot fconps they can get through
as baggage. This, It Is said, Is for
the purpose or Introducing American
products In Chinn, this being one pro.
duct which is not produced in China
with as great perrectlon as is dono
here. Everv Chlnninan goes back
laden with till0 mwji. ir ho iloos not
want to take all that he rati pass as
baggage Tor himself and relatives,
his friends here load him down with
boxes of soap to be taken to their
mothers, sisters nnd sweethearts.
This has become such a wide
spread practice within the pnst row
years thnt the soap shipment, while
it does not appear at a glance would
amount to much rrom this source,
has assumed largo proportions. It Is
said that San Francisco, containing
more Chinamen than any other city
In the United States, hns regular
supply depots Tor supplying China
men "with toilet soap to take homo.
Guyer will roturn In a Tew months.
Estray Notice.
Came to my place, about Septem
ber 5. 1902. one red nnd white spot
ted row. No brand visible. Owner
of said animal can secure same by
paying charges. Wllllnm Davison,
Umatilla, Oregon.
Robert McClure Snyder, principal
in the St. Louis bribery f"8e. lms
been found guilty and sentenced to
five years in the penltohtiury.
Complete ICxIoriuil anil Iiitcrnul
Treatineiit for Every Humor.
ConibtillB of C'UTICUIU SOAP i.H-.), to
cloanso thff akin of i-rutii nml ei-ali", niiil
eufteii the tlilckunt-il i-utii'lc, fiTUl'liA Oint
ment (50c. , tn Instantly allay itehlin;, irrltji.
lion, anil liillimmatmn. nml .-uotlH' anil liol,
anil Cuncui: i Uksoi.vi.nt (.VKi.), to cool anil
cleanse the lilooil.
A elastic i.et K often snlliclent to rare tlm
most torturing, dUtlgurliiR kln, m-.iIi, anil
blood .liunuin, nulies, Ueliln(.'. uml irrita
tions, wltli hu of hair, when the heat pliyal
clan anil .ill oil .- remeillej fall.
SokltlirouiiiotitthF world t'oTtln l)lirn xiCiii-i.
CoaP., fro e l'ropj.. ll'Htot) Urtwt.i CiirvHuiiiur. fw
FALLING HAIR '"yEar "
BrifiM's Disease and Diabetes
Positively Curable,
They are curing Bright's Disease
and Diabetes in California. The per
centage of efficiency (recoveries) In
these hitherto lncurablo diseases
averages as high as 87 per cent. The
details of the investigation and dem
onstration of the new compounds are
so conclusive that we at once sent
for a bundle of the reports and for
the now
treatment for urgent cases
in thin nltv flnl! nr sfiinl for onfl of
the' reports.
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F xv SCHAUDT & CO , Pendleton
TAMARACK
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I Never Fails
I to
Cote a
I Cold
A GmuuuteeWlth 13aoh Bottle.
25 and 50c
ONLY AT
P.W.Schtnidt &Co.
Reliable Druggists.
FOUR DOORS FROM POSTOFF1CK
Photie, Main 851.
(uticura
THE SET
$1.25
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink :::::::
Polydore Moens, Proprietor.
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swellings, brittle bones, white swelling nnd deformity '
iv children ? Cleanse your own blood and buil'dVS t.l
ave not only cnlnrged your capacity for the enjoyacffil
a, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to t7t.irl
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you hav
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mankind
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There is tio remedy tunc so surciy reaches deep, seated ui
troubles as S. S. S. It scnrrW 4
poisons nud removes every tamt
and builds up the general health
a purelv vegetable medicine, hannless in its effects, and'll
by both old and young without fenr of nny bad results, 1
M-Jtn tie nbmit vnitr ease, nnd let otu- nlivui.n... .j. . I
This
lis will cost you nothing, nnd we will also scud our book 3
skin diseases. THE AWIFX iPECiric co. a
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MUSIC WAREROOMS, COURTSTl
BREAD
imnnrtant. Kvervbodv cniovs cood bread, ll
enfo ;n civinir tlmt pvp.rv nurchaser of our breaiisl
1 isfied one. Best flour and best workmanship g'nJ
as near bread perfection as it is possioie to due.
I COOKIES
Cakes and Goodies fairly make you hungnl
glimpse at our stock of baking is sufficient.
I MARTIN'S FAMILY
1 GROCERY AND BAfJ
I The place to get clean, fresh goods.
I R. MARTIN, Proprietor
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Give your children u thorough husiness educiij
The Feoleto Business W
Offers an opportunity to educate your childieD.';j
them for the hattle in tho business world. M
send your children awny to ft uusin'
J ... . inch. 1
lege when rendleton nnorub uu
tution us thorough unci com-
ing. The course includes Bookkeoping, W
cinl Law, Short Hand, Typewriting ani'l
that goes to muko it nrsi-ciuss.
onts, call at tho Pendleton
Business Collego und
investigate. .j
tr xr -onoTHTcinXT TT T Tl!.. Pnll P.S6 OB W1
IX. Hi llUCiUCIUlli XJXJi JJ11 mill a-
: f perfection""in1
Is reached in BYERS BEST. Better nour ""-.jJ
The cream of the wheat crop enters in r
Flour, which is right for bread ana
Fancy Baking.
PENDLETON ROLLER
W. S. Byers, Proprietor,
cm 11
kenlth and
linppiness.
How inonn.
cciynbly great
- is uie Damn.)
.luxuriant that 1. '
are growing up around you, nghtth.1
axsftxjxsxijsexs)
INSIDE THE PU
Is where an expert looby
ti lumiiB in hu llistl
showy case is not nn u
f.f.llptlf.p Rnrtialfttn.. .
ble Is required tojudged
uui jiiuiius unj me nip
firH nf Tiiwrlt 1).1.
tlon. touch, tnnp Hu .
ish. Alwavs tlm Kut t!1
test. Sold with pi&mkJ
rock prices. Cash or
S. L. We
Wholesale nnd KeUll Italic ll
lnnc;fhold. No one item of hii