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VJ1 It fill IB 4 1 1 1 it (sDucdxcdI. Tie Stand Hard Ware Always Look Well Are Stylish Always Give Satisfaction jar, Wilsoa k Company Good Shoes Cheap "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1902. PERSONAL. MENTION. J. P. Slaughter, of Poster, Is at the Goldon Rule hotel, C. II. Miller, 11. Jones and James Allen are In town from Echo. William Eames, of Pilot Rock, Is at tending the teachers' Institute. Miss Ethel Wlnans, of Walla Walla, Is attending the teachers' institute. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hogaboom, of Walla Walla, are In town visiting friends. George A. Clarke arrived Saturday from Illinois and will make Pendleton his home. Mrs. Norval Jones, of Walla Walla, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron. Mrs. O. E. Metcalf, of Walla Walla, Lb visiting relatives and friends in Pendleton. Miss Etta Sharp is the guest of Miss Effle Jean Frazler, from her home in Weston. A. Halstrom left last night for Hot Springs, Wyo., where he will spend the winter for his health. Miss Harriette Thompson, who has spent several days with friends in Portland, has returned home. Professor J. M. Martindale, of the Weston Normal, is. at Hotel Pendle ton. He is attending the teachers' in stitute. John Hagan, a prominent farmer living north of the city, was transact ing business with Pendleton people Tuesday. S. A. Warner, who has spent the past year in Umatilla county, left last night for his old home in Browning, Mo. He was accompanied by R. T. Craven, who spent a year here and was returning home at Walnut drove, Md. Mr. Craven may return to Pen dleton to make his future home. Among the teachers attending the Institute from the east end of the county are: H. E. Miller, O. W. Sims, Mrs. D. It. Miller, Mrs. G. W. Sims, Alcy Fross, Mrs. Z. Lockwood, May Lock wood, from Helix; R. E. Beck, Athena; G. W. Maybee, Freewater; J. R. English, C. L. Pinkerton, A. Mc Donald and Miss Stella O'Hara, Wes ton; Daisy Lee, Milton. Airs. Laura A. Smtth, grand chief of the Degree of Honor, is a guest of me uoinen Rule hotel. Mrs. W. Bolllns and children will return this evening from a three months visit wth relatives in 1111 nols and Michigan, Oregon Dally Journal: Mr. Mr9 E. P. Marshall, of Pendleton, are at the Hotel Portland, arriving on this morning s Spokane train. Robert Van Hook and wife are in town from Camas Prairie. They are accompanied by Miss Gibson. They are buying their winter, supplies from Pendleton merchants. Otis. Turner, William Lane and Joe Nolf are goose hunting on the Colum bla River, near Grants. As evidence that they have been bagging somo geese, they sent 20 up on last night's train to E. E. Turner. The boys sent word that the geese were quite plea tltul along the bluffs of the Columbia, WHu WAS IT? Mysterious Shooting at Corner of Cottonyyood and Railroad Streets Last Night Just a few minutes after 10 o'clock last night those living in the vicinity of the corner of Cottonwood and Railroad streets were startled by two sharp explosions of a pistol. Several heard the shots, one after the other, and some of those living up Railroad street thrust their heads from their doors just In time to see the fleeing form of a man with an overcoat on running up the middle of the street cross Johnson and on east to Thomp son. Here he turned toward the rail road tracks and disappeared as fast as his legs could carry him. Who It was or what was the occasion has not yet been fathomed. The Most Exquisite Odor Ever Produced in a Per cme is v Madame Buttetfly We are handling the cele brated late perfumes manu factured by Alfred Wright and Madame Butterfly is one of them. Call and get a sample TALLMAN & C2: THE DRUGGITTS No Trace of Finch. Up to the time of going to press not a word has been heard of the where abouts of young Finch, who forged checks and cashel them here Satur day evening and then jumped thte town on the outgoing W. & C. R. train. Although the officers have been doing all In their power to locate Finch he has so far succeeded in cov ering up his tracks completely. Ho had two nights and a day the start of the officers and by this time could he far away. Where he is headed foi Is a mystery. Pendleton Boy Happy. Cecil Wade is the happiest young man attending Whitman college. As says recently received from ore taken from his copper claim located in Brit ish Columbia last summer went over ?57 to tho tou. Parties owning a claim immediately adjoining his have been offered $100,000. Walla Walla Statesman. Married In Pendleton. Myra De Forest, of Walla Walla, has filed suit for divorce from her husband, J. F. De Forest. They were married In Pendleton In 1893. Fail ure to .provide is alleged as the cause for the suit. Petition In Bankruptcy. M. J. Foster, a farmer, living north of town, filed a petition in bankrupt cy with Referee Fltz Gerald today. He claims that his liabilities are near ly $1500 and his assets are only $650, being the value of his household goods and a homestead. COUNTY INSTITUTE Di-H. 35 cents per dozen Bring your eggs to F. S. Younger & Son's. 35 cents per dozen. Look: Here 120 acres of wheat land, 3 miles from Pendleton, $2500 600 acres, 10 miles from station, plenty of water, $6500 160 acres, 10 miles from Pendleton $1500 160 acres, on the river, 7 miles from Pendleton,. 35 acres in alfalfa, good house and barn.. .. S4000 Good house on West Alta street $1100 Good five-room house, north of river, six blocks from bridge t 900 Two five-room cottages on West Webb St., each $ 800 Dutch Henry Feed Yard Good property in city and country too numerous to mention, any location that one may desire. W. F. EAllNH A R T, ASSOCIATION BLOCK (Continued from page one.) "We sleep, but tho loom of life never stops, and the pattern that It was weaving when the Bun went down will bo weaving when the sun comes up." This quotation was given to tho audlenco by the professor and nfter all had committed It, thoy repeated It together. The school marms wore then re. quested to remove their hats, which they did willingly amidst great ap. platisc. Continuing, he discoursed the sub. ject from a technical point of view, which was very Instructive and list ened to with close attention. Miss Effle Patterson then gave ox erclses In free-hand sketching, thor- ougniy demonstrating her skill as a teacher and artist. This was followed by Roy Conklln in a callstlienlc exercise, and Profes, sor Robinson in a lecture on "Geog raphy Making Use of Environment." The institute then adjourned until this evening, when Dr. Wise will lec ture on the subject; "Shakespeare as a Moral Teacher." Tomorrow's program will be car ried out as herein announced. Program. Following Is the program n full of the day exorcises during tho session: Wednesday Morning. Arithmetic Primary Numbers R. F. Robinson. Language In the Primary Division J. M. Martindale. Class Drill in Observation Exercises Effle Patterson. The State Course of Study 'J. H Ackerman. Wednesday Afternoon. Reading The Child's Problem; tho Teacher's Problem R. F. Robinson Drawing Free Hand Skltchlng and Shading Effle Patterson. Calisthenics Roy Conklln. Geography Makiug Use of Envi ronment R. F. Robinson. Thursday Morning. Arithmetic 2x4-8 or the Old In the Now R. F. Robinson. Manuel Training (a) Chalnwork, (b) Paper Cutting and Mounting, (c) Designing, (d) Paper Folding, (e) Card Sowing and Painting Effle Patterson. Language in tho Intermediate vision J, M. Martindale. The State Course of Study J, Ackerman. Thursday Afternoon. A Reading Lesson R. F. Robinson. Free Hand Sketching and Shading Effle Patterson. Calisthenics Roy Conklln. Geography A Freight Train R. F. Robinson. Friday Morning. Arithmetic How, When, Why? R. F. Robinson. Manuel Tralnlng( Embossed Pin Work, Clay Modellnk Effle Patter son. " Language in the Adv- Division J. M. Martindale. The State Course of Study J. H. Ackerman. Friday Afternoon. The Place of Supplemental Reading R. F. Robinson. Drawing, Crayon Sandpaper Paint ing Effle Patterson. Calisthenics Roy Conklln. Geography, Type Studies and Loca tion of Cities R. F, Robinson. (Opening exercises each day at 9 a. m. and 1:15 p. m.) The Teachers. Following are among the teachers present: T. W. Tandy. Umatilla. Kyle McDanlel, Milton. Mrs. Frank K. Wells, Milton. J. E. Cherry, Adams. Grace A. Gilliam, Pendleton. William Eames, Pilot Rock. Frank K. Welles, Milton. A. M. Erozler, Gurdane. Alfred Campbell, Pendleton. Effle R. Patterson, Pendleton. Daisy Wilson, Milton. Mary Darr, Adams. Lucy Mossle, Ukiah. Maude Bryson, Weston. Elcy Foss, Athena. T. C. Salt, Milton. Mae Littleton, Milton. Nellie Sanderson, Milton. Mrs. K. B. Peck, Milton. J. D. Hawes, Athena. Margaret Irons, Milton. Mrs. Florence Kelly, Milton. Adar Pierce, Milton. Ethel E. Wlnans, Walla Walla Irene Nolin, Pilot Rock. Alice Taylor, Weston. Effle Planklngton, Weston. Daisy Lee, Walla Walla. Grace Charmlchael, Weston. Stella O'Hara, Weston. Minnie Blsslnger Pendleton. Alice Christian, Milton. Stella Lleuallen, Adams. W. O, Read, Adams. Mrs, LInna C. Read, Adams. Stella Mnrple, Ukiah. M. L. Watts, Athena. C. G. Morey, Athena. Mabel Jones, Athena. Adcle PIckel, Athena. Neva Lane, Athena. Morgan Joslln, Pendleton. Lillian Dobson, Athena. Afmee Dobson, Athena. D. L, Gubsor, Pilot Rock. Sam Darr, Helix. Lizzie McKenzle, Adams. J, R. English, Alba. Agnes McKenzle, Milton. Mary Rltner, Pendleton. Eva Wood, Pendleton. E. U .Conklln, Pendleton. George Maybee, Milton. Rozena Epple, Pendleton. Carrie Epple, Pendleton. J. F. Slaughter. C. P. Strain, Milton. Lucrltla Conklln, Pendleton. Roy Conklln, Pendleton. S. S. Darnell, Pendleton. Maude Taylor, Pendleton. Charles H, Jones, Salem. Lizzie Homer, Milton. Pearl Rlnearson, Pilot Rook E. E. La Hue, Pendleton. R. E. Beck. May Nell Wilson. Pearl Wills, Pendleton. George Roberts, Pendleton. D. P. Boyle, Pendleton. James H. E. Scott, Pendleton. Emma Green, Helix. Nellie Herndon, Athena. Edith Perry, Pendleton. Alice Brace, Weston. Edna Moulton, Weston. Clara Taylor. W. A. McGec, Weston. Luella Cralgen, Weston. D. E. Vernon. Lizzie Curtis, Athena. Amy Shumway, Milton. Amy McDanlel. Jeanette McKlnnon. Elsa Rosenzwelg, Athena. Bertha Baker. . Charles Pinkerton, "Weston. Ben Wilson, Pendleton. Loretta Starr, Pendleton. Clara PIckel, Athena. Catherine Poaler. Celestlne Moorehouse, Pendleton Francella Duncan. Elslo Folsom, Pendleton. Nettle Cannon, Weston. Minnie Ise. Mrs. Lucie Chamberlain, Athena. Lizzie Warner, Pendleton. Thomas Hutchlns, Athena. Iona Hutchlns, Athena. Myrtle Hawks. Sadie Baum, Pendleton, Elizabeth Parrott, Pendloton. Dora Darr, Pendleton. Abby Humphrey. E. E. Parker. Rita Saunders, Athena. Ward Ellis, Pendleton. Alice Martin. Eva Cummins, Kamela, Or. SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. At the Baptist Church Tonight and Tomorrow Night. Mr. and Mrs. James Edmunds, Sun day school missionaries for Orogon and Washington, under tho appoint ment of tho American Baptist Publi cation Society, will bo here thlB oven ing to hold a Sunday school Institute. The Institute will be held In tho Bap tist church beginning at 8 o'clock and will last over tomorrow and to morrow night While this meeting Ih under tho auspices of the Baptists It Is open for all and those Interested In Sunday school work are urged to come out. O. R. & N. Abandons Sea Trade. Portland, Oct. 29. The O. R. & N, Company has discharged all dock em ployes and has evidently abandoned the San Francisco trade. The Colum bia and Elder are tied up by the on glneers' strike. Toa Not T,,at is, you n,tI. as much , if "' l! our new Woven ur l Boards. 0VenWireJ It is a New Wrinkle o ... . : b and wnnk e lrnn. . '"a win your Owl T Womnns' Suffragists. Buffalo, Oct.J19. The first regular session of the Womans' Suffragists convention opened here this morning with a fair attendance. Roy. Anna Shaw was tho principal speaker. NO RECENT IMPROVEMENT. James Washington, Seht From Here to Insane Asylum, Still Controlled by Delusions. Thomas J. Scott has received tho following letter from W. T. Williams assistant physician at the state Insane asylum, in regard to James Washing ton, sent from here a year ago: "I am instructed by Dr. Calbreath to Inform you that James Washing ton has been getting along quietly for a considerable time and does not seem to exhibit any recent improvement. He is enjoying very good physical health, but his mind Is still controlled by delusions of various kinds and they seem to persist all the time. Consequently the expectation of re covery in his case is not a very en couraging kind, but we will continue to do what we can tending to promoto his Improvement. He seems to be pretty well satisfied here." Notice. All persons knowing themselves in debted to -mo must settle by Octo ber 10th or their accounts and notes will be placed in the hand of an at torney with instructions to collect, E. L. SMITH. i Cordevan Is one of the best wear ing leathers made for M M mens Shoes We have them plain and enameled made with HEAVY OAK SOLES Plain, $4 00 a pair Enameled, $5,00 a pair - In Police Court. A man named Bell was arrested to day and thrown Into tho city jail, charged with being drunk. Ho .will have a trlnl this afternoon if ho sobers up' enough to appear before the Judge. America's Famous Deautles. Look with horror on Skin Erup tions, Blotches, Sores, Pimples. They don't have them, nor will any one, who uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish boforo It. It cures sore Hps, chapped hands, chilblains. Infallible for Piles. & Co.'s drug store. 25c at Taltman TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablet!. All (Irurglits relund the money II It ftlU to cure. V. Grove's ilgnature Is on each box. 25c. Drink Afternoon Tea. REAL ESTATE I had too much property lJ attempt to name It all in u i nave biock ranches, boUl u omuii, uuu BIOCK with Hi desired. Wheat lands, tm.iu on tho river. I have anrtlil avui uue 10 ZvjWQj City Property a Special I have a long list of in lois, resiliences, and houses. I do not list property wiltJ j'liuu iu iigin. E. T. WADE, Real Estate Deak ST. JOE STORE, SPECIAL CLOTHING SALE Suits worth $12.50 elsewhere, Our Price tio 00 15.00 " " " 12,50 " " 17.50 " ' " 15.00 i' " 20.00 " " " 17.00 22.00 1800 handle the Celebrated B. Kuppenheksl - ' m Remember we Clothes, the American Leaders for style, fit and workmanship. We give absolutely free, a eood watch, with each suit, stem set and wind, and a good time keeper. We are also showing the best line of Gents Furmstoi Goods in Pendleton. Nobby line of Gent' neck wear justii' THE LYONS MERCANTILE Remember: The largest stock of goods In the city to select ton III The creations of our millinery store are the work of adept milliners, who keep in touch with the fashion centers, They are not crude affairs got up to "sell at a price." The collection is now in its zenith. Conii and learn what is novel in millinery this season, and if you buy, to buy what is correct I CARRIER MILLINERf THE B0ME OF THE STYLISH HAT. Nothing better for and Winter Wear Other kinds at other prices Fall t PEOPLES! WAREHOUSE tf-Htttttt 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ft A D F E R R N FURN ITURE T U R E A D E & A; D