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If '? i Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Two piece uiits, $1.50. $2, and $3 Three piece suits, t2, 2.50 and $5. Norfolk suits, $3 to $5. Boys long pants suits, age 10 to 20, $4, Sj to S12. Knee pants, a great variety of patterns, to select from, 50c to Si. 25. " Sweaters. 50c, 75c to $ 1.50 Suspenders. 10c to 25c. Shirts, white and colored, 50c. Shoes, i 25, $1 35 to $2 25. " Cndetwear, per garment, 35c to 45c. Hats, 25c, 50c 75c to $1 25. Caps, 25c to 50c. Our Lines of Furnishings and Cloth ing for Men and Boys is the Bet in the City. BAER Sr DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters HALF BILLION DOLLAR COMBINE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 1. 1902. GENERAL NEWS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The American syndicates through their efforts to Jockey each other, are j creating a strong prejudice against j themselves in England. i Senator Jones, of Arkansas, chair-i man of the democratic national com-! mlttee, says that the best-posted men In New York, men who ought to know told him. without the slightest evi dence of doubt in their talg, that the ', democrats would carry New York. Editor Carley. of the Geary (O. T.) Gazette, democratic, wns murderous-, Jy attacked Thursday by colored reai-j dents of Blaine county because of his J stand on the negro question and the publication of articles alleged to re flect upon the negro residents of that! vicinity. ! The Intended sweeping investiga- j tion of fraud In the taking of timber , claims is to have the widest scope, and will result in the prosecution of every person proved to have violated , the law, regardless of whether he be entryman, promoter or an employe of the land service, Many of President Roosevelt's per-' sonal belongings were removed yes-' terday from the temporary executive quarters to the remodeled White ! House. Last night the president oc cupied his old room in the southwest corner of the second floor of the White House, the room formerly oc cupied by Lincoln, Harrison and at times by some other presidents. ' Colonel Swayne. the British com missioner In Somaliland, Africa, has ' reached Berbada in safety. No other move against the Mad Mullah will be made until a large force is collected. The faculty of Uie Michigan State Agricultural College gave in to the striking students and will allow them a new committee of grievances and the right to appeal to the state board of agriculture. Postofiice Inspector Beaty. of Hel ena, made at Kalispel Thursday night what Is believed to be an important arrest, when he captured Louis Peter son and James Bourke, who are sup posed to be the leaders of a gang of robbers operating in Montana and North Dakita. The men were offering 1 to sell stamps at a discount and when arretted had over 30,000 in their possession. Hotel Pendleton. A. D. Spencer. Ghicago. W. C, Wiltiarrifc. Chicago. Leon A. Baker, Portland. A. Nylander, Portland. J. W. Wilson. San Francisco. S. L. Jones. San Francisco. U. Peltor, Chicago. O. Lawrence, "Boise. Anna Benuie, Newton . C. B. Denning and wife, Spokane. R. H.. Eaton. Portland. J. P. Isaacs. Walla Walla. E. C. Power, San Francisco. .1. A. Benton. Sterling. C. Duncan, San Francisco. A. G. Prouty. San Francisco. A. S. Bellings. Omaha. J. .H Wood, .Minneapolis. Ella Thatcher, Weston. Moray J. Craig. Mobile. V B. Uees. Spokane. O. D. Rich, Portland. J. J. Burns. Portland. F. Buchanan. Detroit. W.D. Chamberlain, city. Merger of All Stockyards in the Coun try Is Contemplated by Big Guns in the Meat Packing TrusL Chicago, III., Nov. 1. Consolidation of all the stockyards In the country under one management is contem plated by lending interests In those properties, and plans will probably be carried out after completion of the deal to morgc the beef packing in dustries, There are widely different reports as to the amount of stock the combination will have, figures on the total running from $300,000,000 to $500,000,000. It Is understood that preferred stock will represent the book value of properties and common stock the good tvlll' nnd other taugl hit assets. The consolidation will include the Armour, Swift and Morris and other properties In Chicago, and. of course. The Hammond and Anglo-American, Omaha and other packing properties they have purchased to put into the deal, and the Ciulahy nnd Schwartv chlld & Sulzberger companies. While no announcement of officers has been made, it is probable that Gustavus F. Swift will be president and J. Ogden Armour probablv chair- 1 man or the board of directors. , I Consolidation of the various stock yard companies could be affected with comparative ease after consolldatiop of the beef packing Interests. The different yards that will probably be Included In the deal, aside from Chi cago yards, are those at Kansas Cit, East St. Louis, SL Joseph, Mo., Fort Worth Texas. South Omaha nnd Sioux City. Another Merger. Helena, Mont., Nov. 1. The absorp tion of the Great Falls & Canada road by the Great Northern was consum mated last night, when the trnnsfer of the property was made. The omc lals of the Great Northern have re cently completed a tour of Inspection of the Great Falls & Canada. The property is reported In good condl tion. thouuh It Is understood a num- bar of Improvements will be mado in the near future. Football Player Improves. Walla Walla. Wash., Nov. 1. Al Chlttondcn, Whitman's left tackle, whose nervous system sustained se vere damages as the result of a foot ball game with Pacific University, Is slowly recovering. He is able to be up nnd will resume his studies at Whitman In a few weeks. Chittenden Is said to have been kicked in the stomach. Gregg's old reliable Mocha and Java coffee at F. S. Younger & Son's. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Tea it Is reported can be raised In Josephine couuty of the very best quality. Two crops of raspberries were gath ered from the vines in Josephine county this year. Two men just captured in San Francisco are believed to have dis tributed over 20.000 spurious half dol lars on the coast. Portland's shipment of grain In the month of October aggregated nearly two -million bushels of wheat This is a record-breaker. An annual colt show will be held in Brownsville November 14. Efforts are made by the business men to hold a fruit fair at the same time. The Vancouver Board of Trade cel ebrated the completion of the Brit ish Imperial Pacific cable yesterday. A congratulatory message was sent to the king, being the first message sent over the line, which links the British Empire together. The report from Umatilla that J. W. Fuller, the missing Portland man had 'The Golden Rule. G. D. Galley, Portland. W. M. Peterson. Athean . Mary A. Ensley, Boise. Ella R. St. Orm, Boise. Ellen Hackett, Boise. Anna Hackett, Boise. Julia Hackett. Boise. Robert Hackett, Boise. E. W. Morris, Athena. J. R. Hughes, Albion. F. W. Klmbark. Adams. Otis McCord, Woodbine. J. H. Taylor, Athena. J. P. Hayden nnd wife. Portland. A. W. Tichner, Spokane. J. V. Crawford. Heppner. Mrs. J. V. Crawford. Heppuer. P. E. Hunsucker. Spokane. B. T. Vaughn, Spokane. N. W. Thompson. U. G. Horn, Pilot Rock. W. H. Evans, Idaho. H. C. Kemlow, Helix. At the Frazer. A glance at the program to be ren dered here by Ellery's Royal Italian band, which, comes to the Frazer for one concert next Monday evening, November 3rd, is enough to insure that tfiey will please everyone. The program Is carefully aranged so as not to soar too highly into the claa slcal, and at the same time they do not sink to the level of a rag-time en tertalument. Among the lighter selections to be rendered will be several of Rlvela's own marches, which have become quite popular in other cities where the band has played. The prices are: First three rows, $1.00; last three rows, 75 cents; gallery 50 cents; bo seats, $1.50. "A Wise Member" is Great. j While there is an interesting story, cleverly -told, in the comedy "A Wis Member" that comes to Pendleton! theatorgoers next Wednesday evening, November 4th, the entertainment does not depend on the plot of the play alone to carry It to success. There is nn abundance of good songs, of impersonations, and bits of char acter acting that give variety as well as comicality to the performance. The piece Is clean in construction and sit uation, and sparkles with spontane ous humor. A strong feature is the finale of the first act, a medley of song and dance with effective chor uses that never fails to arouse the enthusiasm of the audience. The great success of this company last season is being more than duplicated during this, their second season. Prices 75c, 50c and 25c. WALLOWA'S LAKE. The Place to Live. Weston Is among the prettiest homo towns in Oregon and has tho only state educational institution the Eastern Oregon State Normal School in this part of the state. Weston is abundantly supplied with pure water and has granted free water for household purposes for 10 years to all persons who build houses prior to April 1, 1903. You can obtain a good building site on Normal HelghtB, with water, sidewalks, grading and shade trees free, at a low figure. If you are seeking a pleasant homo at an educa tional center. Address tho W?ston Improvement Co., Weston. Or. A Natural Mirror Where Feathered Game Lives. Henry T. Booth who returned this week after an absence of several days in the Wallowa country. Is In ectasles over the teritory traverseu and expresses regrets that some of the advantages there are not in clou--proximity to Baker City. 'There Is a lake about a mile from the hamlet of Joseph, measuring about four miles In length and a mile and a half wide, that Is one of the grandest bodies of fresh water I have ever seen," declared the 'hustling "policy" man when approached by n Herald reporter yesterday. "The lake while not so large. Is clear ns a crystal- and Its waters Icy cold. The source of the Wallowa river is there, the stream being formed by the over flow from the lake. Fish, ducks and other game abound and It is one of the most picturesque places I have visit ed. Such a lake close to Baker City would easily be worth a half million to the town. "Two gasoline launches and innum erable row boats are seen gliding upon Its surface, with neat little homes and a modern hostelry comfortably tucked about Its shores. The country is gen erally prosperous and the only draw back to this paradise is the difficulty of securing transportation. From here you go to La Grande, then to Elgin and by a roundabout way to Joseph. "But talk about hogs not pigs, but old-fashioned hogs, why. that neigh borhood is the limit. I saw 700 being driven alon; the road In one band and It seems every resident there has his pen and swine." Baker City Herald. Eastern Oregon Gold Fields. The gold" fields of Oregon are each year growing in wealth and extent. Oregon has never received its proper place from a statistical standpoint although it is the fault of the mine owners and companies, and rot tha of the government. Every effort 13 made by the United States geological survey to got the correct figures. bu we are informed that even the figures sent out annually by the ggvernmen have been added to In many in stances, because of a certainty that those sent In were considerably short of the real output. No one is to blame but the mlnfownors for this state of affairs, and it Is no doubt greatly mitigating against the real mining Interests of Oregon. Western Mining World. How's Thl? We offer One Hundred Dollars Bewsrd far any case of Catarrh that cannot be been found, proves to be false and it la now believed that he Is dead in the "Jh ulW c.Y.rrh Cn hills back of Portland. P. J. CUENHY & CO., Toledo, O. . , , ,, , . ,., , ' We, the undersigned, bare knowD V. J. The grain handlers belonging to CneneV for the past 15 jears, and belleTe '"To union went on a strike at Oceanic, him to be perfectly honorable In all bus! dock yesterday at Portland ; upon the n u,J-Mo ? refusal of the firm, of Balfour, Outh- rle & Co.. to meet their demands for, WKST & TRUAX. Wholesale DrnreisU, the recognition of tho union. Lost A full-blooded Irish setter; white "Y" on forehead. Any informa tion as to its whereabouts will be ap- rugEiw. predated by J. V. Tallman. 1 Hair Family Pills are the beat. WALDINQ, KINNAN & MAUVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O. Halt's Catarrh Core U taken Internally, actios directly npon the blood and mucosa surface of tba Bjitem. Testimonials sent free, l'rice 70c per Dome, com vj an For Rent. What Is known as Jacob's Enquife of C. B. Wade. block. Play Golf We are headquarters for everything in athletic goods. GOLF is the latest sport, we have the Clubs and the Balls, also all kinds of Games for indoor and out door sports. Ping Pong, Parlor Croquet, Hand Sail, Tennis, etc. Foot Ball Goods of all kinds, FRAZIER'S i Book Store. I ITCHING Burning Scaly HUMORS Complete External and Internal " Treatment $1.25 ConiUUngofCirncL'iLvSOAl'ftv-.J.toeleanjc the Mn ot rrujts ami fcalej and oftin the Uilelcned cuticle. I'rriei'K Ointment fc.). to allay Itching anil Itiuainmatlon and imioUio and heal, anil CcticUu IJkhowekt (Sue.), to cool and cleans Ui bWI. A single set U oltcn sufficient to cure he most torturing, dlscRurlns, and luinilllaUnK akin, sculp, ami blood humors with hs of hair, when all clja falls. Forrik I)' n aid Cqcm Coar.. 8ol Hop.., lloikc iiwloCur ltckin lluaur, in Good, Fresh and Qeaa Are Groceries vlitn vnn n,Jn. t . Are Groceries when you order them from 0nr Store A We nride ourselves on the satisfaction give oar cojt, um w jv hiaai UUW 15 Ifie tm I ira npc -r 'i o ""'"'. Juarge juicy n v " apples, plump and sound. We receive French anft5 lettuce, fresh every day. For Sauerkraut, sweat Si pickles leave your orders with us and you will eP J a-- ouuiemn A nnut rloKrnr-v ITAt TAW rurrpi- r.. " "mo. it's certainly i MARTIN'S FAMILY OROCERv AJU D AlVfc K Y R. MARTIN, Propr. TEL. B PHONE MAIN 441 (7; PYROGRAPHY OUTFITS BURNT WOOD Tambonrets, ready for stamped the paint Such as nut bowls, toilet sets, steins, clocks, card trays, tie racks, picture frames ...... There is Harmony in the with a good piano. kJ n me cneapest. 1 are none better made. umcuia, penect & struction and action. jiuoocu m touch n.i and Hnish. Durable. Z They are handsome laid rename always. Sold ti a suunwee at bed rocli uil-b ior caBn, or 01 1 munis. S.L MUSIC WAREROOMS, COUETST THE PENDLETON ACADI Offers: College Treparatory Course Business Course Teachers' ConrBe Taken all grades from Sub-Primary up. Qraduatee ento I man Class in such C illeires as Yale. Princeton. RmnfoM. Graduates taking 127 weeks Supplemental Work can th Certltlcates ou same las us Normal Sohoola Fall term opeu i F. L. FORBES, D. D.f Principal, Pendleton, Wood, Coal and Hay Exclusive agent for the celebrated g KEMMERER COAL 2 Gov. Test 122 over Rock Spring and 278 over Rosin I MaTim P. P. COLLIER & CO. $ BUCCESdOR TO W. C. SITNNIS uumimiiimuinuH s Chamois Skins, sorted Colors . As- F. W.SCHMIDT & C OM PA NY RELIABLE DKUailSTS TELEPHONE MAIN 851 I Ofttf Mill A I ORIENTAL RU trlve nn air of luxury to Bfl ineut that nothing else ( and they penult a vara rangemeuUhot prevent! a We are showing a Bplenj meut in rich aiiaartMfcd $5 to $50 Wall paper nud matM" Undertakers Gf nltrnvtl on AN EXPERT OrtM1 Machine Repairer ' JESSE Fi ptiooe Mto I nHHWHHIIIlllHX The Columbia Lodging House NEWLY FURNISHED BAR IN CONNECTION JLN CENTER OK BLOCK BET. ALTA & WEBB 8TH F.X.SCHEMPP.Prop. PERFECTION IN FLOW i icdtneu in uititia iJJsisi. .Better noui , u-f The cream of the wheat crop enters in Byers riour, which is ngnt tor orcu -Fancy Baking. PENDLETON ROLLER M&1 W. S. Byers, Proprietor. For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor. i j
