FOR
SEWER
SYSTEM
GREAT SAVING
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L-ents at a great saving.
,-;j7 Days of All Week's Bargains
OUT OF 248 VOTES,
, 183 FAVORED THE BONDS.
Dressing Sacks
, tter ollered this sea-
rre'tj"sn niauc, m
'iatprial, in nil the pro
ton. Pilce range from
98c to $3.75
1 Skirts Special
Priced
Mines for $5.20
tsv tailored skirts in
tiwt styles and mater-
tthia wecK 95'
VERY SPECIAL
In New Silfc Waists
You want something service
able and stylish for a holiday
evening waist. What could be
more appropriate than the hand,,
some Taffeta and Peau de Suie
811k Waists we are selling at a
reduction this week? The regu
lar price Is 6,50. You can se
cure them now for
No Excitement t Any 0f the Voting
( Places Preliminary Work Will Be
Begun at Once.
Pendleton will now have a
thorough sewerago system. A
bond of $30.non was voted yester
day by a majority of almost
three to one to build the sys
tem and preliminary work will
be commenced at once.
The vote by wards was:
For. Against.
First ward 33 11
Second ward 70 1G
Third ward 37 5-
Fourth ward 43 33
$5.20
i't forget our Big Sale oh Ladies' and Children's
bckets, Lome early; we can tit anybody now. De-
:xander Dept. Store
T4-
K , By almost a majority of three to
ft ' one, the sewer question carried at
g the election Thursday, -when the ta
5 i payers of the city expressed thorn
& ' selves- as heartily In favor of an In
creased tax in order to have a thor
ough sewer system.
Although the vote was light the re
sult shows the will of the people,
mat tne question would carry was
seen by almost every voter and this
partly explains the small vote cast.
Many stayed away from the polls bo-
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perhaps, because they did not care to
express themselves against the ques
tion when they knew a majority of
the people were In favor of the bonds.
Little Interest and no excitement
was noticeable at any of the voting
places during the day. Just 24S votes
were cast all told and 183 of these
were for the bonds and 65 against.
The heaviest vote against the ques
tion was in the fourth ward, where
43 votes were cast for the issue and
33 against, or more than two-thirds
of the votes cast against it. However,
the vote in other wards offset this
majority so far that the total was
almost three to one in favor of the
proposition.
The next heaviest vote against the
bonds was in ward two. where 1C
votes were cast against the lBsue to
70 for. In the first ward the vote
stood exactly three to one 33 for and
11 against. In the third ward the vote
carried by 37 to 5.
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Sunt up those pictures and have them framed at once
"hfistmas is Not Far Away
fou will get the best work and newest style frames if
otiwii- :ome to us. Largest, stock to select from
C CU A Dp for SHARP New Ideas.
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A surprise was In store for those
who were at the polls all dav. It
was thought that the women would
turn out and vote almost to a woman
where she had the right. They did
not Very few women showed up all
la They were expected to be In
favor of the sewer question almost to
a woman because they have seen and
come closer in contact with the sick
ncss which Is prevailing and has pre
vailed among the children, which Is
attributed partly to the Inadequate
sewer system.
Another surprise- came Troni the
fourth ward. This is the vote from
the lower pan of town where one
would think the ote would almost be
unanimous for sewerage because of
the drainage and seapage from above
them. In this ward the majority for
the Issue was only 10. Hefore election
H was rumored that in case tho sewer
iltiestion should not pass an Injunc
tion would be filed against the city
to stop the use of the present sewer
age system as the residents of that
section got no benefit and all the
harm as the sewer emptied Into the
river above them and left tho filth to
endanger the health of the commu
nity, a heavy vote against it In
some of the other wards would not
have been so much of a surprise as
It was coming from the fourth.
Now that the measure has carried
the city council will employ engineers
and begin to plan for the beginning
of the work as soon as possible.
errv Xmas Goods
ARE ALL READY:
The (.Hft of Furniture adorn?, beautifies and comforts the home,
where all may enjoy its Luxury. It typifies the pinnacle of good
tJBte and wisdom in following the custom and laws of Old King'
Santa Glaus. V9VV99999999999. 9 9 9
Let us Direct Your Attention to our Line of
Morris Chairs and Morris Rockers
TYPHOID FROM BAD SEWAGE.
College Place in Undesirable Sanitary
Condition.
College Place, Wash., Dec. 19. Tho
third 10-year-old girl student In the
Adventlst college here to die of ty
phoid fever within a short time, pass
ed away yesterday. She was Miss
Nina Hawley, of Newberg, Or. The
other two girls were Miss Pfau. of Ba
ker City, and Miss Jones, of Seattle.
Each contracted tho disease during
the epidemic of typhoid which has
distraught the college and the vil
lage here for two months. Miss Haw
ley s father Is here and the remains
will probably he sent to Newberg. She
entered the institution In September
ino typhoid epidemic in College
Place is charged to the alleged sew-
ago nuisance which results from car
rying Walla Walla sewage from the
end of a main pipe near here to tho
Blalock fruit farm. Residents have
complained bitterly to the Walla
Walla city council, which passed up
me case as not within its jurisdiction.
Several deaths have occurred, all re
sulting from disease which, It Is claim"
ed, was due to drinking water con
taminated with this sewage.
STATE OK OHIO. )
CITY OF TOLEDO, )M
I.TJCAS COUNTY, )
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be It
lie senior partner of tbe Arm of P. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business In tbe cltj of
Tnledo, county and etHte n foresaid, and
that said firm will pay tbe Bum of One
Hundred Dollars for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tho
lie. nf ITall'a t n f..
Sworn to befoie me and subscribed 1
, my presence this utb day of December,
(Seal.) A. W. GLUASON.
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Curd Is taken Internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surraccs or tne system. Send for test!
moniais rree.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all drucslsta, 75c.
Hall's Family rills are tbe beat.
Remember
That there are only a few days until Christmas
and that everybody is now preparing to make one an
other happy. Wo will mention here a largo number
of good and useful things that will make vour friend
happy.
Useful Xmas Gifts
Fine Silk Petticoats
Lovely Parses
Fancy Kid Gloves
Neck Ribbons
Silk Hose Supporters
Men's Kid Gloves
Ladies' and Men's Handkerchiefs
Best Suit Cases
Belts in all Colors
Fascinators
A Fine Far Raff,
Handsome Neckwear
Silfc Waists
Men's and Ladies' Umbrellas
These goods wo have from the cheapest to the
best and can suit everybody.
Get a Ticket on the Fine Rubber
Tire Carriage at
The Boston Store
Corner Main and Court Streets.
HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
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Spare.
H Chairs.
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ono ivianocany iocners.
ire iui.H
l.?AB
ior lables.
Library Tables.
Taboaretts.
Shaving Stands.
Chiffoniers.
Dressers.
Dressing Tables.
Divans.
Parlor Suits.
Music Cabinets.
Book Cases.
Office Chairs.
Brass and Iron Beds.
Bissel's "Cyco" Bearing Sweepers
The Highest attainment in FURNITURE Elegance and Beauty
Is Reached in our Collection.
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st. via j m m aw mm mm a
es rositiveiy tne Lowest in renaieton
VALUE FOR VALUE
Select now and it will be held for you and delivered Christmas.
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Store Next to
tbe Post Office
Hotel Pendleton.
S. Patton, Denver.
M 13. Gwlnn, Boise.
.1 T Morgan. Harrison.
B. T Onser, Wallace.
Sam T. Davis, New York.
D. Everett, New York.
T. McGunnery, Now York
James Wright, Wisconsin.
J 13. Hyler, San Francisco.
J. N. Itonlng, Sanger.
Ed Blackburn, Omaha.
Francis Jenkins,, Moscow.
Mrs. J. Jt. Wolf, Moscow.
E. Desvogtie, Moscow.
A T. Jenkins, Moscow.
E. II. Hart, St. Louis.
It. H, May, Portland.
D, D. Warren, Portland.
K. I j. Casen, Portland.
M H, Patton, Spokane.
F McTaggert. Omaha.
J. J. Hums. Portland.
T W. Jackson. Portland.
A D. Chase. Portland.
The Colden Rule;
J P Hayden and wife, Portlat.d.
T. H. I.undenburg, Ia Grande.
h. White, Salt Lake.
I. P. Iloundy, Spokane.
S. J. Iloundy, Spokane.
William C. Armstrong, Moscow.
Mrs, li, Chlsholm, Salt J-alte.
Otto nrlnggold, Spokane.
S. 0. Anderson, Cardaton.
A. Vinson, Walla Walla.
J. W Shaw, Harney,
N. Taltinger, Athena.
J W. Skiles, Spokar..
W C. Smith, Walla Walla,
II. E. McQrcen, Portland,
W, J. Moore, Spokano,
D. B. Ehy, Sunnyelde.
E. Itleraenshnelder, Milwaukee.
W. P. Jlnnett, Adams.
A. O. Howard, Spokano.
It. C. WatBon, city,
A. K. May, Spokane.
Mrs. W. C. Armstrong, Moscow.
Mrs. John Young, Moscow.
It. F. Johnson, Falrvlew.
Ira Henderson, Weston.
J. W, Johnson, Weston.
William Holdman, Adams,
1j. M. Watrus, Adams.
G. D. Galley, Portland.
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Exposure to a sudden climatic
change produces cold In tbe Lead and
catarrh Is ant to follow. Provided
with Ely's Cream Balm you are arm
led against Nasal Catarrh. Price CO
cents at druggists or Ely Brothers, 56
1 Warren street, New York, will mall
It. The Balm cures without pain,
does not Irritate or cause sneezing.
i u spreads usejr over an irniaioa a i
angry surface, relieving Immediately
and cures. Cream Balm quickly cures
tbe cold.
Philldelphfa street car builders are
sending streetcars all over the world ,
DON'T ABUSE YOUR EYES
. HENKEM
THE EYE SPECIALIST
Examines your eyes free of charge and tells
you the true nature of your trouble
He
1 20 East Court Street
PRESCRIBES PRISMS
IS POSITIVE
IS REASONABLE
IS RESPONSIBLE
Pfopeifly Fitted Glasses
Aids
Memory
Concentration
Digestion
Cures
Headaches
Nervousness
Weak Eyes
. SAVE TIME AND TIME IS MONEY
Don't let INCOMPETENTS trifle with
your eyes as they are priceless to you.
The latest and most improved instru
ments used.
GLASSES $1 AND UP
LET US FILL
YOUR BILL
FOR LUMBER
We can supply you with
Building Material of all
descriptions and tu v c
you money
DOORS
WINDOWS
li ii i Idin (j paper, lime,
cement, brick and sand
Wood gutters (or barns
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon Lumber Kard
Alta St., Opp. Court House
AGREEMENT
Pendleton, Or., Dtc i, 1901
This is to certify that we, the
undersigned, have agreed between
ourselves to establish uniform
prices for the care and board of
horses by the month, One horse
to hay by the inonih Jia.50. One
horse to hay and grain per month
14. Commencing Dec, i, 1902.
G. M. Froome
M. J. Carney
S. F. Hays
W. Lindsey.
ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN
CO UNHKl,r.OU,A'l'-hAV
V. H Hiiiireuie Court
HVMltrrEHltD ATttmtiKY
II. H. Patent Ollc
u. f. and FOHEIQN PATENTi
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