East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 24, 1902, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

East Oregonian : E.O., October 24, 1902, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI J" !8? Rare Bargains in Men's Furnishings Golf Shirts, regular 75c value, now 50c Stiff Bosom Shirts, good quality, one pair Cuffs to matt, h 50c, 65c and 75c Stiff'Bosom Shirts extra quality, one pair Cuffs and two Collars to match 75c, S5c and $1 OutinE Flannel Night Robes, the$i kind, price. . S5c AKcwi-.ne of Four in Hand Ties, big. assort ment. tr kind that other stores sell for 50c.. . .35c A new it.e jf Ltnen Collars, two pair for 25c Men's All Wool Sweaters, solid colors and stripes $1.25 to $3.50 .Men's Duckjn? Coats $1 50 to $3 00 Men's Mackmaws ..... $2 00, $3.00 and $3.50 Extra quality fleeced Underwear, per garment.. . -50c Wool Underwear, per garment Si, fi.25, $1 50, and $3 Umbrellas, we sell them cheaper than anybody .. . .50 to $3 Men's Shoes This is one of our strong lines and we sruarantee' you a saving of ten per cent. Oar prices $1-10 to $4-.50 T- unks, Valises and Telescopes e guarantee everything sold to givesatis faction and we sell strictly at one price BAEB $ DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Matters No 729 Mai:i street, Pendleton, Oregon. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1S02. GENERAL NEWS. The latest report from Venezuela! denies the victory of General Castro. It takes $950 in silver currency ofj the Philippines to secure $400 in) American gold. " . General Davis has ordered a reform j in discipline and dress of officers and J soldiers in the Philippines. One thousand glass blowers at; Washington. Pa went on strike yes-; terday for lecognition of their union, j By a tie vote of 32 to 32 the Dan- ish rigsdag refused to sell the Dan ish West Indies to the United States, j By a late decision of the supreme! court at Washington, the Japanese are not entitled to citizenship in thei United States. The Hayti rebellion hai broken out acain and women and children at Cape Haytian are seeking refuge on V. 3. S. Commander. - The people cf the Windward dis trict in Jamaica are appealing for food and shelter in consequence of the eruption of ML Sonffriere. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. The schools of Eurene have clos-! ed on account of smallpox. 1 Southern Oregon is again excited I over the prospects of the construction j vi uir sail ltuvt; uma Lin) i aui uau. An extra session of the Oregon leg islature is being urged by those in terested in the Lewis and Clark fair. The mountains of Douglas and Coos counties are said to be full of deer and a great number are being slaugh tered. About Mini tons of beets.have arrii ed so far at the factory of the Amal gamated Sugar Company, of La Grande. Two young men. students of the Oregon Medical College, were, seri ously injured in a "football game at Portland Wednesday. Coal is now being mined in Morrow county. For the first time in their history, the residents of Heppner will be furnished coal for fuel. George Rogers, a 14-year-old boy of Hillsdale, played with a 22-callber rifle Wednesday. He was known as a bright boy at school. His funeral; occurred yesterday. How's ThisT lne Dast ' d8rs Plasterers, pa- We offer One Hundred Dollar Beward ' per hangers and painters have been for anr eae of Catarrh that eatsnot be at work on the rooms in the building. cored by nir. etrrb Cnre. raltd Q ' treating some of them to a new coat We. tbe uo3rlcnd. bare known F. i'.jof paper and paint and patching the Cheney for toe put is jears. aaa oenett bin to be perfectly honorable la all boat-1 neaa transactions ana nnancwiir " carry oat any obligations mad by their &WEST TEUAX. Wholesale DrogslKta, Toledo. O. . WALD1NQ. KIXNAK MARVIN. Wbolraale Drcsctatx, Toledo. O. Ball's Catarrh Core U taken Internally, actlne directly upon the blood and mncoos surface of the ayalem. Testimonials sent free Trice T5c pr bottle. Sold by alJ iTOgjrlJts. Hall's Family nils are the bt- Cow for Sale. A 3-year-old cow for sale; will be fresh In a month; la very gentle. In quire at this office. Patience "I would never squeeze my feet out of shape." Patrice-T-"Ob, yes. you would, if you were in my shoes." Yonkera Statesman. 1 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Leonard A. Baker. Portland. L. M. Robertson. Pert 'and. J J. Burns. Port'and. "E. H. Burke.- Portland. W. J. McConnel! Moscow. F. T. Clowdens. Ran Francisco. J. J. Fowler. Portland. J. Green. Chicago. X)r. V. R. Kilburn and wife. S. D. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bull. San Francisco. H. B. Norwich. Richmond. R. B. May. Portland. G. E. K. Fetchner. Portland. E. D. Baker. Portland. I. T. Levit. San Francisco. M! Ollie Smith. William Maher. Portland. A. D. Chase Portland. E. W. Dooley. North Yakima. J. P. Wllfong. -Corth Yakima. W H Petran. North Yakima. The Golden Rule. Mark F. Hammond, Denver. Adam Appell. Portland. W. S. Sterling. Portland. Mrs. Henry Lord. ' Moscow. Mrs. J. A. Nelson, city. J. L. Row. Fteewater. P. E. Hunsucker, Spokane. C. L. Downer. Spokane. B. Baidsley. Spokane. W. D. Marks. Spokane. John Seldman. Seattle. A. J. Hall, Spokane. J. W. Fayler. C. N. Danvill, city. Joseph Allen. Harrison. W. M. Sheehy. Harrison. H. Connell. Umatilla. A. Dozier. Echo. H. Cleghorn. ECho. D. W. Bailey. Lewlston. While There is Life There Is Hope. I was afflicted with catarrh; could neither taste nor smell and could bear but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured IL Marcua G. Schautz, Rail way, N. J. Cream Balm reached me safely and the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decided re lief. Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin Free man. Dover. N. H The Balm does not irritate or cause sneering. Sold by druggists at 50 cents, or mailed by Ely Brothers, 5C Warren St. New York. COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS. Rooms Beino Papered and Painted and Other Repairs. The Umatilla courthouse is under- I going a course of house cleaning. For places where tne piaster nas oropiwi from the walls. The room occupied by E. J. Som- merville. county treasurer, and the clerk's office, occupied by Clerk Chamberlain and Deputies Hall and Miss Crlgler. are among those al ready receiving a thorough renovat inr and when they are finished these rooms will present a much brighter appearance. The homlleat man In Pendleton, as well as the handsomest, and others, are Invited to call cj any druggist nd get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, a remedy that la guaranteed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Price 25c and 50c For sale ly Tall mac & Co., sole agent. GETTING 11 RECORD MADE A GOOD START . I FOR THE PENITENTIARY. , Lester Lewis, Unable to Pay a Fine. Now In Jail Figured In Two Causeless Fights Last Night Lester Lewis, who has been figur ine; quite frequently In police and justice court for assaults, not able to pa- a fine of $20. is now in the city jail The fine was imposed this morning , by Judge FiU Gerald on two charges. ! The first was on the charge of as 1 sault and battery on Charles Garti , ner. It seems that Lewis had a . grudge against Gardner and they met 1 at S o'clock last night in the barber ' shop, on the corner of Court and .Mam streets, wuere t-ewis sianea me l fight Gardner got out of Lewis' way ; as quickly as possible, but not until I they had broken a large mirror and j done a little other damage. Gardner i appeared before Judge FiU Gerald j and swore out a warrant for the ar rest of Lewis. 1 In the meantime. Lewis, who was well filled up "with whisky, went into Schmidt's saloon and started another, row with a young man by the name of Kelly. They were parted and 1 Lewis stepped up to the bar to take a drink with a friend hen a brother , of young Kelly took a hand in the af-, fair. The fight waxed warm and furi ous for several minutes- and Kelly got considerably the best of the en counter. Lewis' face was badly bruised and cut and this morning his j eyes were black and swelled out of, proportion. The police thistle was sounded 1 and the officers parted the fighters, j They were taken into police headquar ters where an effort was made by his friends to raise- a $40 bond for Lewis. In this they failed and he had to go to jail where he remained over night. The Kelly brothers were also locked up and lor their part in the aSray were fined $5 each. They paid their fine and went on their way. but Lewis could not raise the necessary $20. A RANK FRAUD. Woman Beggar Solicited Money From Pendleton People Yesterday. A woman giving her name as Mrs. Frederick Peterson, with a brood of, five small children tagging at her' heels, was In town Thursday and sue-' ceeded In gathering In a goodly num-' ber of sheckels from those charita-j bly inclined. I Since Mrs. Peterson left town, it; has been learned that she is simply traversing the country working the) same gag in each town she passes through and that she is a rank fraud. To work her graft to perfection, how-) ever, she should get hold of a map and study the geography of the coun- try a little. Those with half an eye. could see from her hard luck story! here that she was a fraud. She saidj her home was in Pasco, the rendez-i vous of toughs, and that she was on i her way to Spokane, where her hus-j band, who bad been a railroad man,! was in the hospital with a bad siege' of rheumatism which the doctors an-, nounced would kill him. As she had , no money she was only seeking to get enough to reach his bedside be fore he passed in his last checks, as she could not bear the thought of his passing into the beyond without once more seeing his face. When telling this story she would place a dirty bandana over her face and begin to cry and her brood would gather around her skirts and help her in set ting up a howl calculated to melt the heart of the hearer. The story of being from Pasco and on her way fo Spokane would have souuded better had Pasco not been between here and Spokane and Mrs. Peterson could have reached Spokane for almost the same price she had to pay from Pasco to Pendleton. How ever, she did not know but that Pen dleton was on her nearest route to Spokane from the town In the sand T ... Sx "Oh ain't that sweet?" "That big one there in the i corner is just too lovely for anything." "Ain't this one with a blue j dress just dear?" "I wish my pa would buy f tne this one here in front." These are but a sample of the remarks that come j from the little girls as t they look in the window at FRAZIER'S Book Store. n and admire the magnifi cient display of dolls 3 dunes of the Columbia, and at last accounts no one has Informed her of her mistake. M. COMPTON GETS PENSION. It a Veteran of the Rebelllo -Has Been Here Ten Years. MarHn Compton was agreeably sur prised Thursday by receiving vouch ers rrorn Washington. D. C. announc ing that he had been awarded a pen sion of J 12 a month. in addition to the regular monthly allowance. Mr. Compton will get back pension of 190. from the time he put i nhls application for the pension. Mr. Compton was not looking for the pen sion. He was in Ixs Angeles last uter ana some friends perscaded him to apply for a pension for his services In the rebellion which he did. The matter wns dropped then and Mr. Compton had almost forgotten the matter until he received the voucher ready for his signature to be returned to Washington lefore the money would be sent him. $10.00 Reward. J, Lost. Cocker spaniel dog. Answers ' s to name of -Jack." Name of dog and 3 owner. Frank O'Hara, on collar. Find-1 c$eseeegggXSg er return to owner and receive re-1 ward. Miss Jenks "Has she given vou, any encouragement?" jr. I. Mitt "Well, she told me the man she marries would be handsome, hrave and brainy " Philadelphia Rec- j ord. FOR GOLF RASH lie'. Kxili. im!4mm.M!iH, ! hiu. irritations and chattu;, unitue or oXeiM - t peroration, and many nther sanative u-e. nothing so coollnc. pur.fvjng, and rWre-hms u a bath with Citk ! 5"Ar fo!!or,l iu the srerer formi ts frcuUe inomuiii.- irth CrTtcra, the great u;n csr- vat if emollients. Ccrirrt 5. tond di".M II m-fcl tZtim nt ta 1 - -Hi- u if Night Service Punh the button, and we will do the rest, when you want a prescription filled or if BABY has the colic, Jonny has stomach ache, Grandma suffering with cold feet, or a hundred different complaints that are liable to come ou at night Always remember our NIGHT SERVICE. A r-gbitered pharmacist In charge. Jet fill vour want. S !f i F. W.SCHMIDT & C OM PA NY RELIABLE DKUOHSri TELEPHONE MAIN 851 The Columbia Lodging House JTEWLY FURNISHED BAR IK CONNECTIOIS TS CENTER OF BLOCK BET. AXiTA & WEBB 8TS F.X.SCHEAPP, Prop. U r. For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor. GET TOMATOES M THE SEASON IS DRAW. INU TO A CLOSE Swifts' premium hams and bacon, the finsst tu buckwheat and delicious syrup for brea5t peaches, grapes and cranberriw Yoa always ret the be and cleanest! I thlnr In the grocery line when ycHortafrjj MARTIN'S FAMILY GRoqi . AN U BAKERY R. MARTIN, Propr. TELEPHONE MAIN Ui Give your children a thorough business i The Pendleton Business Offers an opportunity to educate your childres i them for the battle in the business world. 1L send your children away to a business til lege when rendieton affords an iristi., tution as thorough and com petent as cnv. Competent teachers with all modern devicesforb inc. The course includes Bookkeeping Con cial Law, Short Hand, Typewriting uitS that goes to make it nrst-class. Ptr. ents, call at the Pendleton Business College and investigate. H. N. ROBINSON, LL. D Prin. ColJegj on Coal ! III,IBBIIIIB" IIIB I""! I 1 sffiiMira' THE PENDLETON ACA Offers: College Preparatory Course Business Course Teachers' Course uiau Class in such Colleges as Yale, Princeton, Stanford. Graduates taking 'S7 weeks Supplemental Work eta Certificates on same baiia a Normal Schools Fall term tember 15. For catalogue address F.L. FORBES, D.D.,Pri -&lHt4HHHHHHM4i1Hk4HHt1 Wood, Coal Pendleton, and Hflv Oil j Exclusive agent for the celebrated- KEMMERER CO Gov. Test 122 over Rock Spring and 378 ovet m&Ti P. P. COLLIER & CO. SUCCESSOR TO W. C. MINN1B PERFECTION IN FLOjf is icauicu in iJiJSttiS 1dX. Jjetter uum - -, M tl r .1 - : Hvers ine cream 01 tne wneat crop enicis i Flour, which is right for bread and Fancy Baking. PENDLETON ROLLER V. S. Byers, Proprietor. R'oa ! Els 1 bsni 1 It it oriental: give an air of luinn t ment that nothing tk t and they permit a na rangenient that picrsa ill We are showing ipioM ment in rich andartBticM $5 to S3 Wall paper and nitispl rudeitatas &J always on tat AN EXPERT OrpaM Machine Repairer ma JESSE FAHJ Phase Mia I Graduate eta II