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1 Rare Rflrofflins in Men's Furnishings Cioif Shirts, regular 75c value, now 50c Stiff Bosom 'Shirts, good quality, one pair Cuffs to match 50c, One and 75c Stiff'Bosom Shirts extra quality, one pair Cuffs ard two Collars to match 75c. S5c and $1 Outing Flannel Night Robes, the$i kind, price. S5c A New line of Four in Hand Ties, big assort- ment. the kind that other stores sell for 50c. . .35c A new line of Linen Collars, two pair for 25c Men's All Wool Sweaters, solid colors and stripes $1.25 to $3.50 ' Men's Ducking Coat $1 50 to $3 00 Men's Mackinaws . $2 00. $3.00 and $3.50 Extra quality fleeced Underwear, per garment.. ..50c Wool Underwear, per garment Si, 1.25, ?i 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 guarantee you a saving of ten per cent. Our prices . . ". $1 40 to $4.50 MILLER 'S E DEPUTY SHERIFF LEE TELLS THE WHOLE STORY. Trunks, Valises and Telescopes We guaranteeeverything sold to give satis faction and we sell strictly at one price BAER DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters No 729 Main Street, Pendleton, Oregon. 1 feast (feftctoj HOTEL ARRIVALS. SATl'RDAY OCTOBER 23. 1902 GENERAL NEWS. .Elijah Norton of Bangor. Me., eon-i ducts a fox farm near that city, and says their raising is considerably more profitable than the raising of. regulable ami grain. The International Stationary Cngi-' neors ami Firemen's Union proposes ' to make war on the mine operators by asking its 14.000 members not to ' handle anthracite coal unless their fellows are giving their old positions. : Three cracksmen blew open the j safe of the Bank of Summit, S. D.. last Saturday night, obtaining SC7G9 in cash, $7S"0 in notes and $2000 in I other securities. : During an anti-tax riot at Valdecor ro, in the Province of Orense. Spain, the gendarmes were compelled to fire uimn the rioters. One peasant was killed and two gendarmes wore 't wounded before order was restored. ' Ben Brown, a negro, charged with having attempted to criminally as sault Mrs. Henry Dees, a white wo-i man. at her home Thursday morning, was taken from the county jail at Tallapoosa. Ga.. by a mob of 300 men j and lynched. j Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleve-j land, who is recognized as a demo cratic leader in Ohio, this year, as I the probable opponent of Senator j Hanna next year, and a candidate for f the presidency in 1901. created a sen-i lation at Cincinnati by attacking cer tain, elements in his own party, es pecially John R. McLean. Hotel Pendleton. C E. Hawkins. Toledo. G S. Youimman. Portland. 51. F. Brennan. San Francisco. Isaac Grub. Chicago. E. Detrich. Jr.. San Franeisep. E J. Dodd. Chicago. Will Marks. Omaha. A. M. Stone. San Francisco. J. a. Aitkin, Denver. J. M. Henderson and wife, Spokane. E. L. Tanner. Georgia. W. AV. Sutherland. Georgia. J. H. O'Nell, Portland. George Foster. New York. J. B. Bache. Seattle. H. T. Hager. San 'Francisco. C. O. Adams. St. Louis. Julius Merzback. San Francisco. A, C. Newman, Portland. S. B. Martin. Portland. R. E. Lynch. Walla Walla. E. W. Dooley. Yakima. W. H. Peterson. Yakima. J. P. Welfong. Yakima. M H. Patton. Spokane. F J. Ginger. Spokane. George Hofer. Spokane. W. F. Bates. Portland. W. R. Glendening. Portland. E. Griswold. Portland. F. W. Eckston, San Francisco. C. L. Cox, Camas. W. S. Shiach. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Five hundred telephones are In-use at Olympia. The smallpox scare at Clackamas has proven to be nothing more than elilokenpox. The largest run of cohoe salmon that has ascended the Fraser River for years, is making Its way to the spawning grounds at the headwaters now. Chief of Police FacMer, of Tacoma, has instructed his men to enforce the curfew law. and hereafter all child ren under 1C years of age found on the streets after 8 p. in., will be taken in charge. The Coeur d'Alene & Spokane Rall way Company has been organized at RtU-nnA with ft canital stock of $500.- 000. The directors announce that It is the intention to build an electric road between Spokane and Coeur, d'Alene City. At Corvallls, on Wednesday, James' Wheeler, aged 82, walked out of a hall door on the second floor of the I.- imtoi nnri foil 12 feet to the sidewalk. His hip bone is broken.! his hoed Injured ana ne is uucuu- scious. The Chamber of Commerce of Ev erett Is sending samples of silica and talc east for analysis. St. Luke's hospital at Boise has been dedicated. The services were conducted by Rt. Rev. James B. Fun- inn lilnhnn nf that Episcopal dlo- cese,' assisted by Dean Charles E.j Devel. With apologies to the ab.idu of the late poet laureate: "Hard coal 's more than coronets and simple alack that Norman blood." Cleveland Plain Dealer. 'LuiLa The Golden Rule. A. C. Wellman, Denver. S. E. Wellman. Denver. L. M. Kinney. Woodburn. C. E. Bott. Helix. Nels Swinson. Pilot Rock. A. T. Holmes. Farmington. A. D. Thomas, Montreal. S. C. McLees, Parks. Oman Oliuger. Parks. James Petril, Miltou. G. E. Spencer. Milton. Charles F. White, Rochester. Jasper A. Pederson. Astoria. H. E. McBreen, Portland. J. G Helfrich. Ukiah. Robert Watt, Alba. Mary Smith, Portland. H. Connell. Umatilla. C. V. Darnel. Umatilla. E. Dale. Helix. W. P. Allen, city. Dan McAlber. Charles Smith and wife, Iowa. Mrs. B. D. Sharp,' Athena. S. J. Wolfe. Los Angeles. F. J. Van Winkle, Weston. Mrs Kiln Nnlsoux. Iowa. Mrs. Biiford and daughter, Idaho. How's This? We offer One Ilundred Dollars Reward for any cane of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHK.NKY & CO.. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney tor the past 15 years, and belleTe him to be perfectly honorable In all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their WIIST & TRUAX, Wholesale DrugglaU, TWAl'.niNa. KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Hold by all I rugglsts. Hall's Family I'll Is are the best. When He Found That There Was No Chance of Escape, He Fired the Fatal Shot. Andy Lee, deputy sheriff of Gar field county, Washington, who passed through town Friday evening on his way to Iji Grande on business con nected with the land olllce. was one of the officers who surrounded the house where A. C. Miller killed him self near Pomeroy a few days ago. Mr. Lee was instrumental in run ning Miller to eartlu He was well ac quainted with him and when a de scription of the man who sold the stolen cattle in Dayton was given him he Immediately said that it was Mil ler and began a search for him. Three Aeeks ago he heard of him at Elgin and came through Pendleton on his way to get him but in the meantime Miller had left Elgin and started across country toward Pomeroy. Mr. Lee then returned through Pendleton intending to go to Pomeroy and there get a saddle horse and cross the coun try into the Grand Rondo River coun try to head off the cattle rustler. Miller was too fast for him and the day Lee reached Pomeroy Miller passed over the mountains by Ani tone and drifted into Lewiston. It was during the fair at I-ewlston ami an acquaintance of Lee's while going from Pomeroy to the fair, met Miller and recognized him. This was late in the afternoon and the man hurried to a 'phone and, call ing up Mr. Lee, told him that Miller was then coming toward Pomeroy Lee immediately made up his mind that Miller was on the way to the home of his son-in-law, named Nye. living a few miles north of Pomeroy. and he and the sheriff started out tr get the rustler. They reached Nye's home a little alter 9 o'clock in the evening ano were told by .Mr. Nye. who did not know that his wife's father was want ed for cattle stealing, that he was up stairs in bed. The sheriff asked to see him and Miller was aroused. He got out of bed and dressed himself l.repatatory to coming down. He could be heard putting on hi- snoes while the officers waited oitfid tbo door. Instead of coming down, how ever, when he was dressed he picked up his 32 Smith & Wesson revolver in his left hand, and placing it to his head, just back of the left ear. tired, blowing the top of his head off The officers then rushed Into the room to find him lying across the bead dead. There was no chance for Miller to escape from the house without the officers getting him. The stairway leading from the second story open ed ou the outside of the house and this was the only exit from the room where Miller was. Knowing this and knowing that the officers had the door well guarded, he preferred to end his own life rather than surrender to the officers and serve another sentence in the penitentiary. Miller was 52 years of age and serv. ed one term in the Washington state prison for cattle stealing. He was sentenced from Whitman county and had only been out of prison a few months. The crime for which he was being sought when he ended his life was the stealing of nine head of cat tle from a pasture on the Snake River, in Garfield county, and driving them to Dayton and selling them to the local butchers. Rather than face another term In the penitentiary he chose to end his own life. ed. with Frnnk Christie as referee and S. G. Dorrls official timekeeper. The contestants shook hands, donned the gloves, and went at It. .11 " first and second munds but viry lit tle was accomplished by either In the third round It was apparent tbat Lavlgne was losing his wind. He landed on .lost nud brought him to his knees, but did not have the wind to follow up bis advantage. The fourth round was principally a spnr for wind on the part of Lavlgne with .lost forcing the light . in the fifth lavlgne went down unilor n heavy blow ou the jaw. and did not regain his feet until the referee had counted seven, .lost had him going and land ed on his neck and Jaw and Lavlgne went down like a log. He was count ed out and the light was given to .lost. The attendance was much smaller than was expected, only about 100 people witnessing the event. La vlgne challenged Jost for a leturn 10 round contest to be pulled off at Pom eroy. Wash., or some placo near there, at a date to be agreed upon between them. Arlington Record. GET TOMATOES THE SEASON IS DRAW. NG TO A CLOSE Swifts' premium hams and bacon, the fined, J buckwheat and dolicious syrun for poaches, grapes and cranberrS You always get the be,t and cle.ntit.i thine in the grocery line when vwS vt, MARTIN'S FAMILY QRo AND BAKERY R. MARTIN, Propr. TELEPHONE MAIN Vl $10.00 Reward. Lost. Cocker spaniel dog. Answers . (ggxggXSgXBSggX to name 01 jbck. .Name 01 nog ami owner. Frnnk O'Hara. on collar. Find er return to owner nnd receive reward Give your children a thorough business til I began didatically. "The fool and his money" "Are the salvation of the industrious " Interrupted the shrewn promoter Puck BEAUTIFUL SKIN Soft White Hands Luxuriant Hair Produced by futicura I OUAT The Pendleton Business Offers an opportunity to educate your childrd thorn for the battle in tlio busiuess world. send your children away to a business lege when rendleton affords an ins tution as thorough and com. potent us any. Competent teachors with all modern deviceslas inc. The course includes Bookkeepin?. IV cial Law, Short Hand, Typewriting aim thnt goes to maKo it nrst-class. Par. ents, call at the Pendleton Business Collegeand investigate. H. N. ROBINSON, LL. D Prin. College on Ccd MMMBRMniMlimHHSnBUIIHl The most effective skin rnrlfvlug ami lwautl f.ringKnp in the world, a well a purmninl sweetest fur toilet, lutli. anil unrj-erj Tlio only pn-ventnr of pimples. klacLlieaiM, teil, roupu.aml oili skin, reil, rnu?Ii lianil uuli itching palms ami iluiu less iull- .n tlnn, anil falling hair, ami simple k"ii lilemi'li. lerati$e the onlv prventhetif Uicau-, vu . intlamtn.itnm ami eluinc of the l'um. Soli Tfrvwhr Porriit n Jfc c Omr l'-. n. Ki. fcjn. Uow totUeUeui'if.ll!l&ui,tluiJ.uidllii free. H M GLOVE CONTEST AT ARLINGTOi Charles Jost Wins Eastern Oregon Championship From James La vlgne. The glove contest between Charles Jost. of Olex, and James Lavigne, of Michigan, for the middleweight cham-j plonship of Eastern Oregon, came off 1 last Friday evening. The site select-j ed was Just outside the city limits oni the west side of town. Alter consid erable difficulty in getting the lamps to burn satisfactorily, the fight start- Night Service 1'unh the button, and we will do the rest, when you want a prescription tilled or if BABY lias the colie, Jonuy has stomach aclie, Gramliiiu suffering with cold feet, or a liuiidrnl different complaint that are liable to come cm at night Alwuvs remember our NIGHT SERVICE. A registered pharmacist in charge. Let us till your wants. ORIENTAL give an air of 10107 kj ment mat Doming tfeti anu tuey permit 1 ns augement thit prevail 1 We are shoving t qfai ment in rich andut&l $5 to Wall paper and ttitS Undertaken Cd always cn la AN PVPFPT Drill iJ 'I7. machine Kepilrtrimi JESSE Fi F. W. SCHMIDT 8c C OMPA'NY RELIABLE DKUfJ'Msrs TELEPHONE .MAIN 651 I "Oh! ain't that sweet?" "That big one there in the corner is just too lovely for ...... b. "Ain't this one with a blue j dress just dear?" " "1 wish my pa would buy j me this one here in front." & The homliest man In Pendleton, as well as the handsomest, and others, are Invited to call cu any drugelat uid get free a trial bottle of Komp'a Balsam for the throat, and lungs, a remedy that la guaranteed to cure and relieve nil chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Price 25c and 60c. For sale Ly Tall man & Co.. sole agents. Cow for Sale. A 3-year-old cow for sale; will be fresh In a month; Is very gentle. In quire at this office. These are but a bample of the remarks that come' from the little girls as they look in the window at FRAZIER'S Book Store. H and admire the magnifi- cient display of dolls f nuiimuiuiiiiuiiiinuiunii I THE PENDLETON AO Offers: College Preparatory Course Business Course Teaohers' Coarse 'Pub! all fvnwlna fi-sim Qn1k.Ppiliinrv lilt. mau Class lu such Colleges as Yale, Priucetou, Stanford. Graduates taking U7 weeks Supplemental Wort Certificates u same bails as Normal Schools Fall ta f tenilMjr 15. For catalogue address !l F.L. FORBES, D.D.,Pri 1 g Wood, Coal Pendleto I and Hay & Exclusive agent for the celebrated- I KEMMERER CO S Gov. Test 122 over Rock Spring and 278 o ? Matt,, P. P. COLLIER & CO. : SUCCESSOR TO W. C. MlNNIS The Columbia Lodging House NEWLY FURNIBHED BAR IN CONNECTION IN CENTER OF BLOCK BET. ALTA & WEBB 8T8 F.X. SCHEiUPP, Prop. PERFECTION IN FLgj Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Better flour lhe cream of the wheat crop enters iu Flour, which is right for bread ana Fancy Baking. PENDLETON ROLLER W. S. Byers, Proprietor. For Health, Strength and fj Pleasure Drink ::::::: ' Polydore Moens, Proprietor. J nil