WINTER AER & DALEY ONE PRICE C OTHIERS, FURNISH1 RS and HATTERS .i . ni.ua iimi i .i.i ii-ii "WEDNESDA.Y. DECEMBER 10, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. Alfred Masuley, an English mcr-. chant with a party of British work- J men, is tourliis the United States In 1 tho Hope that they may learn how to i malte prosperity. j The steamship Sierra lately arrived 1 at San Francisco from Australia. No-1 vember 4 the vessel struck a whale, i broke Its back, and had to reverse Its engines to free Itself from the car cass. I Freezing temperature Monday- over-! spread the country south of the Ohio J River to a line touching Alabama. Mississippi and North Texas, the thermometer in many places record-1 Ing the coldest weather of the win ler. I Land Commissioner E. S. Boyd, of1 Hawaii, is about to offer a tract of 1500 acres of public land for sale on the Island of Oahu, It is to be offer ed at auction at an upset price of $2 per acre. The purchasers are to be( required to keep the land free of the laniana weed and to make Improve-1 TJients. i William Savage, of Minneapolis, lias i bought Dan Patch, the famous un-i beaten pacer, or M. E. Sturgis, of New' York, for $60,000. M. E. McHeury, who has driven the horse many a fast j mile and scored 1:59 with him, has, signed n contract with Mr. Savage to handle the horse for the racing sea-, sons of 1903-04. The price is the! highest ever paid for a pacer. Charles Stewart, who had foitllied himself in his house near Mexico. Mo., and hold the sheriff, a posse of citizens and his family at bay with va shotgun since Friday 'last, was smoked out with sulphur Tuesday and surrendered. Stewnrt beenme sud denly Insane lust week and drove his j family from the house. When he sur-l Tendered he was without , food and j nearly frozen. , The .wide-spread miffering in Den-! mark, resulting from industrial stag- nation and commercial depression,! has been intensified by tho usual se verity of the winter which set In a mouth earlier than usual. .Building operations had largely to bo abandon ed, thus increasnlg the number of unemployed to an extent surpassing most of the records and seriously tax ing the resources of the charity or ganizations. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. A. V. It. Snyder, formerly of Polk county. Oregon, has started a week ly paper at Wrangle, Alaska. The general merchandise store of Coffin nros., of Toppenlsh, Wash., -was robbed of $300' Tuesday night Harry Munroe, a noted crook, who escaped from tho Walla Walla peni tentiary In 1S98, has been captured at Albuquerque. N. M. Fire destroyed tho barn of John TSward, of Itocltwood, Or., Tuesday evening. The barn contained 40 tons of hay and 17 head of cattle. F. A. Douty, an Independence mer chant, shipped 120,000 pounds of wool from that place to Boston, Tues day. It Is the largest slnglo shipment ever made from that place. The supremo court of Oregon has cited George W. Hayes, an attorney of Harney county, to appear before It and answer to proceedings for dis barment. Hays has been convicted of adultery and this is the basis of the proceedings, Tho Southern Pacific has ordered 1600 box cars of 80,000 pounds ca pacity and BOO stock cars of CO.OOO pounds capacity from tho Western Stool Car and Foundry Company. Tho cars nre to havo pressed stool under frames. Tho company has also or dered CO locomotives of various classes 'from the Baldwin Locomotive Works. CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS $6.50, $8, $J0 to $20 Winter Stits $6.00, $10.00 to $20.00 Furnishings Winter Glovesr25c to $J.50 Waiter Mitts, 25c to $J.25 Mens Caps, 25c to $t.25 Winter Underwear, each, 50c, 75c, $ J. 00 to $3.00 Winter Shirts 50c to $2.50 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. E. E. Whell, St. Louis. J. W. llailey, St. aLuis. F. S. nulllff, Omaha. H. N. Smith. Portland. P. A. Nlckell and wife. Beatrice T. Gnhagnn. South Pole mine. F. D. Slatz, Chicago. -Mrs. W. L. Albright, John S. Graves, Portland. Martin Doty, Portland. A. J. Spencer, Denver. C. H. Smith, Denver. H. S. Tenmons, Chicngo. A. E .Sindell, Chicago. W. H. McClintock, Portland. S. Arnold, N. Yakima. C. S. Green, N. Yakima. J. H .Sigel, New York. D. Allenhoff, Portland. J. G. Paine, Portland. F. B. Mncklln. Portland. C. W. Whitney, C'tiq Ferry. Chris Johnson, Cho Ferry. H. W. Ormandy, Portland. Stephen Wise, Portland. A. S. Heatfield, Spokane. S. S .Gill; Spokane. J. F. Bienz. Fort Dodge. C. G. Llnkbeck. St. Joe. G. W. Demlclc, San Francisco. W. T .Welch. Starbuck. G. S. Youngnian. Spokane. O. E. Oufst. The Colden Rule. J. J Brinstool, Los Angeles. E. G. Gilbert and wife: Portland. Mrs. M. P. Kinney. Sioux- City. S. H. Carmiehael, Weston. C. S. Aitken, Des Moines. ' W. W. Briston. McMinnvllle. I, . K. Higgt. Portland. D. W. Bradford. Denver. Mrs. It. Morrison. Columbus. Mrs. J. Catton, Columbus. D. M. Groom, Chegenne. S. H. Coffman, Milton, D. W. Coffman. Milton. F. Hamblen, Garfield. Mrs. W. C. Ilichardson, Garfield. Gsorgt H. Sutherland, Walla Walla W. C. Nielander, Sparta. E. F. Boles. Peck City. M. Sholton. Elgin. H. A. Clemens city M. C. Shissler. Cosmopolis. F. L. Menke, Walla Walla. F. J. Gardner. Portland, Miss E. Grace, Wnlla Walla . Ben Mitchell, Portland. Fanny Mumloek and daughter, San Francisco. Mrs, E. 13. Wells, Salt Lake. M. S. Corrlgall, Butter Creek. W. It. Mcltoberts, Spokane. E. M. Temple, city. Charles J. Smith, Frank Nelson. D. W. Mumford. C, A. Roberts. D. G. Galley, Portland. The St. Helens Lumber Company has been declared bankrupt. Its lia bilities are $2000. CHRISTMAS BOOKS There is nothing that makes a more suitable gift than a book Our line of books is complete. dooks are Special Xmas Books In fancy binding. Real gems of book making. Our store is a regular holiday bazaar and contains something suitable for all FRAZIER'S BOOK STORE A large shipment of the very latest popular books has just arrived HO HER OLD SUGAR AND COAL OIL CLIMBING SKYWARD. ' Reasons for Raise Are That Supply i In Northwest Is Short Sugar Goes i Up 20 Cents Per Sack In One Day. ' The sugar trust lias again tnken the ' bits In its mouth and raised the price of sugar Yesterday the local mar ket jumped from JG a sack to. so.jo and within the past month Just 90 1 'cents has been added to this uecessi- ty of the household. " Last summer sugar reached tho lowest figure It has attained lit this, city for several years. It being down : to a sack for several months. This was caused by a fight between re finers and jobbers, but this fall the; difficulties between these people were! patched up the hatchet burled and j the price was again gradually shoved up From $3 it wont to $5.10 and the next Jump was to $5.25. Here It re- ' maliifd for several weeks, when 10 j cents was again ntlileil. I lion u I ven' to $5.30. $5.GB. $5.80 and with, two more bounds it readied Yos terdav the longest leap occurred.1 when It went at one bound to $0,20 1 a hundred . . Tiiere is no cause assigned for' i this increase in price further than that the trust just wanted to swell i its profits at the expense of the con-! snmors and it raised the price. There j i Is no shortage of sugar reported and i local dealers say that It was just forc ed up by the trust because it nai me power Coal Oil Advanced. Coal oil has advanced a little in Pendleton but Walla Walla consum ers seem to bo up against a bunco game proper. According to tho Walla Walla Union, kerosene has jumped from $1.25 to $1.75 a can within the past few days. This Is out of propor-! tion with the price here. The best' keresone Is retailing here at $1.G0 per! G-gallon can. and local dealers nre, wondering what pressure can boi brought to bear here and at Walla Walla to cause so much difference In j price. It would almost pay consum ers to ship their oil from here in-1 stead of buying of local dealers. Tho Union quotes a Standard Oil man who says that the only reason given for the sudden rise in the price of oil is the fact that there is not a! sulllcrent supply in the Northwest to fill the demand. If this is the case in Walla Walla. It is not known here. Local dealers say they have discover-; ed no shortage. They have been able, to secure all the oil they could ills- pose of at the regular price. I Foils a Deadly Attack. '.My wifo ras so ill that good phy sicians were unab!,- to help her," writes M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind., "but was completely cured by Tlr irtnn'a Vmi- T ifn PIIIh " TtlRV troubles. Cure constipation, alck headache. Twenty-five cents at Tall man & Co.'s drug store. RAILROADED TO THE SCAFFOLD. Sheriff Daly, of Boise, Makes Public Statement In Murder Case. Boise. Idaho. Dec. 10. Sheriff Jo seph Daly has created a sensation by a public declaration that he believ ed that George Levy, a convicted mur derer, is being railroaded to tho scaf fold, and that five of the prosecuting witnesses, to his own knowledge, have committed perjury. George Levy was convicted in Feb ruary last of tho murder of Davis Levy, a miser nud well-known busi ness man of Boise. Although of the same name, the men wore not relnt ed. Davis Levy was found In his loom in a lodging house on Main street, which he owned, one morning in September, 1801, strangled to death. His hands and feet had been tied and his shoes taken oft. Ho had been strangled by means of a rope. The first Impression was that the old man had been murdered for his money, and had been tortured to make him give it up. The room had been ransacked. The police, however, became convinced that he had been murdered for revenge. OPIE READ SHOCKED. Says the Tenderloin District of Seat, tie Is the Worst in the World. Seattle, Dec. 10. Oplo Bead, famed the world over as a novelist and newspaper man, stood In the midst of the so-called lava bed district of this city recently, after having been es corted through tho vile dens of inl- All the new and popular on our shelves unity by n police officer, uml pro claimed the district to be t lie vilest te.iJerlolu In the whole world. "It Is worse than Paris. Vienna or anv of the noted European capitals said Ople Henil. and he hns traveled through them all and consequent! should know. The situation Is something awful The whole criminal class of the city which number many hundreds, have been huddled together In a few square Mocks. Into what Is called the new t. mlcrloln. Vice and crime flourish there and Haunts Itself in the face erf all who pns by. Perhaps the vilest den or them nil Is the Midway, which Is the first ground floor crib house ever tolerated by the local police. Tills place Is owned and operated by one of tin largest wholesale and re tail grocery firms In tho city. They took n man out of their place of bus ness at the grocery store and placed Mi l nlinnre nf the Midway. The record of crime since tills no torious place, the now tenderloin, has been established, has neon as much as night. The local papers have pub lished the record for November, and it makes an nwfnl Bliowing. Murder, burglaries, highway robberies, every rorm of crime, has boon recorded. Very few arrests have been made and the 'situation seems to have reached a crisis. stati: of OHIO. pitv np Tor.r.DO. ) LUCAS I'UUATl. ) frank J. Chi'iiej makes ontli tluit lie Is ! the senior partner nf the firm of l' J Cheney & Co.. doing huslness in the city or Toledo, county and state nforesalil. anil I that said firm will pay the sum of One , 1 1 n.n.M M.h nml itvorr ese jiuuurtru ."'iittin ...v.. ...... of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tile use nf Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me and Ruusortlied In niv preence this tlth day of December, A. !.', ISStI (Seal.) A. W. OLl'.ASOX. Notary I'ublle ' Hairs Catarrh Cure ts taken Internally , and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testl- j monlals free. , F J. CHENEY . CO.. Toledo, O Sold bv all driisrclsts. 7.rc. flairs Family I'llls are the best. 'Army's $2,000,000 Order. , Washington. Dec. 10. -Uncle Sam Is preparing to buy new clothes for his boys in blue. In order to provide the soldiers with new outfits from head to toe. he Is obliged to go down into his pocket to the extent of about two and a half million dollars. Rids for furnishing tills lnrge amount of goods to the army will be opened to day by. the quartermasters in New York. Philadelphia. Boston, and Chi cago Some of the Items for which proposals are Invited are 350,000 yards of olive gray covert cloth. 185.000 yards of drab serge. 1,200.000 dull bronze coat buttons. ,10,000 pairs nf buckskin gloves. 20,500 pair of calf skin shoes, and 50.000 ennton flannel drawers. California Municipalities. San Jose, Cai. Dec. 10. Executive officers of the leading cities of the state gathered in San Jose today for the fifth animal convention of the League of California Municipalities. An address of welcome by Mayor Worswick and n response by Presi dent M. P. Snyder, of Los Angeles, followed by officers' reports and the appointment of committees, is the program for the opening day. To morrow and Friday the league will engage in the discussion of legislative and other questions concerning the management and welfare of cities. The store of J. W. Ranson & Sou. of Turner, Or., was robbed Tuesday night. Entrance was gained through I a back door. Some goods were taken j from the shelves, and a few dollars In i change from the cash drawer 1 COMPLEKIO s pen xnuru uam IIL.U UUUUll lir FALUNS HAIR PREVENTED BY '.'he most offrctivn skin purifying and luauttfymx snap in tlm world, as woll as purest and sweetest fur toilet, buth, 'ami nursery. It strikes at tlio cause of bad complexions, rod, rough hauds, falliu ll.Lir. :llnlli ilivl,l,t,iilhi vi , I. Irritated. lnllitriHil. nw,rn-nrkiil it .lTim. gish 1'UKKI. SoM throuthaut tlit woit3. lTuTttftD imtCCoir. The Columbia Lodging House NEWLY FURNISHED BAB IN CONNECTION IN CENTER OF BLOCK BET. ALTA & WEBB BT8 F.X. SCHEMPP.Prop. For Health, Strength and fi Pleasure Drink ::::::: ' Murphy & Langever, Proprs J IPOK OUT FO$ (TARRH WhPti ttmmlrl cnvr fine r tin frt-ri.. Is herein earnest, and with it nil the miserable svnmf return bunding neauacues ana neuralgia. thMr taste in the mouth, fetid breath, nausea and all that mi rS' imor ciPL'Mii 1 tii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ihv 11 1T1 it fii nil r i i III spite of nil efforts to prevent it, the filthy secretions and mucous mat ter find their way into the Stomnch and are distributed by the blood to every nook and corner of the system; the Stomach and Kidneys, in fact every organ and part of the body, be come infected with the catarrhal poison. This disease is rnrely, if ever, evenin its earliest stages, a purely local disease or simple inflammation of the nose and throat, and this is whysprays, -washes, powders and the various in haling mixtures fail to cure. Heredity is sometimes back of it pareuts have it and so do their children. In the treatment? of Catarrh, anti- ncau uuu luiuui, uul una io uic micui ui meir U5iiiitic .. .. . .. -j j , i nermanennv. me oioou musi ne puniieu ana the sfstm memorane ana is carriea uirougu me circuiauon to all taeCfei portions of the body, they soon heal, the mucous disdurnacw nntipnt i'q relieved of the most offensive! find bnmiliat:.- -i - t. a. is a vetreiaDie remeav ana contains nothing IU1U VrUtM. UV.U.HU.W MUM AlWMMvWk. V 4 i U9 II TOO ana our puyiuiuas win uuvisc yvu wiuiuut charge. MISS FAY LEE. Prosldent of the ShaKospearian Club, Kansas City. 'mir b.Kitlit came to mv linmi- like a niKsapsof health when 1 lud suli.red with heidadii:, taekache and bearing-down piir-. I v.-as weak, nervous and U' ct. rical ana had not consulted any doctor, thinking it would pass away in time, but instead I found that the pains increased and were juore frequent. I de cided to try Wine of Cardul nmA Irt 1 ,!inl)miiui( mifl-fl improved. It seemed to act like a charm. I kept op the ticatment and the result was most satisfactory. Words fail to ex press my gratitude for the suffering that is now saved me. I am in fine health, physically and mentally. I can only say 'thank you', but there is much more in my heart for you." EARING-DOVK pains are tho worit that women know. If you are suffering from thistrou f,ln vmi Ttenil Tint. ix uncertain about it. 'l'ho pains in the abdomen and back that feel as if heavy weights were pulling down on the nerves of the stomach are "bearing-down pains". They may not le particularly severe at present but thev are growing worse. That lu-jiMclie which nearly drives you distraclwl now is caused by the terrible Mlu J'av L. WINEofCARDVI Our work is admired by all The Domestic Laundry Court and Thompson Sts., Pendleton Let Murphy Frame those Pictures for Christmas Don't put off having the work dene. If Murphy does the work it will be good work and you will be highly pleased, Best stock of framing material. E. J. Mtirphy's Best work at lowest prices. 1 Mancheit,, it... Mai"!. " IMUIininMI. " ""ilMV.,. . . . ' Uw. . - - 1.1 w Ena ... . - . UlBVtf...,. - uuu UIla - WU 1 T st.i1 In , . avtiii surea. Jtmqmi i -- - jiuuu uu un til e blood to A nntnnl -" -uiiuai poison inj Tirnnpr rhntinwie o o n J , , ,7 w. u.o. Diooa an its good qeMa, YBMKT CT JUMKW FnCYIIFfA MA m. 11 . .. V ' ' callr. at no apparent rr-i , .iir!.. T- . .p. . . Uorom. it iim ..... . IIVUIMl u fl ' , . ing regular menstruation tin svsiem is luuetcuv. ms - r- In Ua nnrmill TyHitloa. health is the result. Tlu 1 j . l tl of. tho best women ia Amcria W0 J.JAAWVlfAlM Adv aorv JJepartmeai, . . v- i 1 Tk noogu mcu,"w w-r-, , -Tr,r, dpseribinc all P"2 freely, and a letter of tice sent you. dwuio. ;- oi (jaruui in"" j"" " I mlllinn tftoeofCWa. AGREEMENT Pendleton, Or., tn ceility tWl I "if ,ppA ,.r,lersif neu, - . . .1 haVRHXI1- in estaoi'"' prices for the c - T .... .,a montn. v iu liar ! norsc DeCiI. $14. uonm'"""-" 11