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For Mid-Winter Trade Soft and Derby
The Longley
3ie ,ElkMirtu .
Onr Own Bian-1
. '-Tlw Haml n"
$2.50 AND $3.00
Linrd siloves. mitten, viutor eqs f r Mtn and boys.
Bae? & Daley
Uiie-Pric-f l-thi-rs. Hatters an i Furnnlieiv 5
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THURSDAT. JANUARY 1. 1S03.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GENERAL NEWS.
The sultan ot Morocco Is In Iturul
isant dancer of belnu besieged in Fez.
his. . eapital. but says he will die to
defend it.
The fact that the navy yard at Bre
merton. AV'ash., is surrounded by
gambling houses and dens of vice has !
Caused it to be boycotted by the uaryj
department. ;
Hotel Pendleton.
Chart Duffer. St. Louis.
C. C. Bedford. ty.
G. Mlsh. New York.
W. D. Chamberlain, city.
Thomas Gahngan, city.
G. S. Youngman. Portland.
Rosooe A. Seeds, Spokane.
F. J. Matlock. Heppner.
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31.
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The total freight carried by the
two Sault canals for the season of
1905 was 35.9G1.146 tons, an Increase
of 7;6&S.0S1 tons, compared with 1901
and of UtJiS.073 ton, compared with
J900.
John Goodnow, United States con
sul at Shanghai, ha been madu the
. object ot a formal attack by the Amer-
leoh Association at Shanghai, and .
the chorsej will be duly investigated j
"by the state department. - !
Advices received from Nuw Guinea!
state that the natives there have bru-.
itally murdered two uuropean prospec
tors and many other persons. It is
feared that the drouth has caused the
natives to resort to cannibalism.
General Land Commissioner Her
mann has staved off his removal from
office by pleadin? that It would in
jure his chances in the senatorial
flght in Oregon. But for this plea
he would have been removed long
ago.
Estimates of the sugar crop in Would Rather Be
The Colden Rule.
A. Dougherty, North l'owder.
J. Dougherty, North Powder.
E. Dougherty, North Powder,
J. Dougherty. North Powder.
Jliss Eastman. Walla Walla.
Mrs. J. Taylor. Walla Walla.
Mrs J. Sheard. Walla Walla.
H. C. Wood, Guy.
S. .1. Wood. Guy.
Mrs. J. K. Burbank. Portland.
Mrs. E. W. Phelps, Portlund.
S. A. Frans, Spokane.
C. D. Hinker. Spokane.
D. W. Cameron, Spokane.
B. Bardsley, Spokane.
J. A. Winn, Milton.
E. H. Swisher, Milton.
R. M. Powers, Weston.
Moses Taylor. Weston.
Mrs. J. Arnold, San Francisco.
F. T. Jones, San Francisco.
C. G. Carnahan, Elgin.
D. W. Mumford. city.
A. F. Warren. La GranJe.
Charles Hausen. Idaho.
C. F. Redd. Washington.
J. P. Comonen and wife, Washington.
LA GRANDE PROFESSOR
His
His
FUNERAL OF FREDDIE
PIECE TUESDAY EVENING.
Personal Notes Diner In Honor of
the Misses Raymond.
Helix. Df c 31 The ltiner.il serv
ices ot Fror.dle Pierre, who diet'. Sun
day evonlng t 7:13. was MM Tus
Ua evening at the CUrstlan cuurch.
Rev. Ulgb5 officiating.
Mrs. Limn, of Athens, ) ben the
guest of Mrs- Hattks Plan Tor the
i few days.
Mrs. A.'K Matey, f Pullman. Is
visltliiR with her many rrUMda iu He-
Mr. Jessie Smith, of Pendleton, is
visiting with her brother L. I). 3mlth.
of this place.
Mli Laura Oriawold is in town
from WnlUula on a visit to Mr father.
Dr. Orhswold.
Miss Ulllan MonuH, of Belto, I
spending the holidays with her grand
parents. Mr. and Site. J. F. HiU.
Miss Elsie and Theresa Omnt ar
homo irom Pendleton for a short va
cation. Thc have beer, attondln thi
St Joseph's arfAtany.
Mr. CbarteBAAJtipacti ia expected
home this ev3aw from Washtucna,
where be has been Oa business.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Raymond, a dinner was nerved on
Christmas in honor of their dnugh-j
tftrs. Bessie and Jessie, who are home;
on a miration from Pendleton, whore'
they are attending school. A few
friends were present as follows: Mr.
and Sirs. Dale. Miss Pearl' Smith,
Mr. Clarence Connor. Emmet Rees.
cuarlea Alspnch, O. Logan, Mr. Dave
Dale and Fam Dale.
Born to .Mr. and Mrs. William
Shannon, on Monday, December 2i.
a son: weight If iiounds.
RIDGE ITEMS.
Arrangements for Private Telephone
Line CnlcMell Farm Sold Personal
Notes.
Ridge, Dec. 30. Emmit Corley. of,
Gurdane purchased Caldwell Bros."
farm in that vicinity at a fair flgure
William Futter, of Ukiah. was in'
this vicinity last week looking after
his Interests.
Chris Nelson and the Caldwell '
Bros'., of Gurdane, made a business1
trip to Pendleton this week. I
Arrangements are Itelng made forj
a private telephone line In this neigh-1
borhood. James Nelson, of Pendle-,
ton, is said to be planning to extend'
a line from his Butter Creek raucli to
W. O. Owlngs" house, to connect with
the main line.
The U. S. postal inspector passed
through here last Saturday on busi
ness. Several of our young people spent
Christmas night attending balls at
Alba and Butter Creek.
Mrs. W. O. Owlngs Is spending the
holidays in Pendleton.
Miss Margaret Turner returned to
I Uklah last Saturday.
B. F. Ogle, of Athena, Is in this vi
cinity looking after his interests.
Our locality is being visited by dry'
and medium weather for the past J
week, although some cool nights.
Most everyone is feeding.
Mr. and .urs. T. B. Staunton are.
spending the holidays at Athena, with
lier parents.
rolldays with her parents In Weston.
Vfctiroch & Schmidt have removed
tholr band f heU Vf t",t,l?
their ranch on tne neu ul
They imve been feeding bere so far
this' winter.
While the dunc was in progress
mi Christmas night, at alxM H
o'clock tbe postofflce was robbed of
$73 The postofflce Is in Mr. Quant s
store and he had occasion to go to
Ms residence and was goni- about if
minutes. When he came back he
went into the store to get some candy
that was ordered lu the dance ball
He got the raady and was aboi.'
leaving the building when he hear,
ometlilnit like a dog mnklng & noise
Ir. the store. He returned and walk
through to the rear of the store an'
met a light gust of wind, cause,: 1
the glass door being broken where the
burglar had slipped his arm througl'
and pniled the bolt. Juat at that
time Mr. Qnant hnurd the front dooi
slam thnt .which he had left aja'
and the thief, who had been hldln.
behind th counter, made his escape
in the darkness.
Ptwtoffice Inanector T .Clark wa
notifled at Spokane and was lur
for several days Investigating mat
ters and no arrests were made until
last night. Little Herbert Mtirl "
was spending money freely and when
questioned where he had gotten the
money he said that he got It from
his mother, but she said she gave
him none. He was then arrested and
admitted his guilt. The youngster in
crime, constable and inspector are
now on their way to Pendleton.
Cheap Rates Westbound.
From February 15 to April 30, 1903.
Inclusive, the O. R. & N. Co. will
have on sale tickets from Missouri
River points to Pendleton for $22.50:
from St. Paul, $2.50; from St. Louis,
$27.50. Call on the O. R. N. ticket
agent for full particulars.
"They tell me your son is a close
student." "By gum. he has to be. 1
don't allow him but a dollar a month
spending money." Cleveland Plain
Dealer:
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Year Right
Tn ntA n J Alt.
1U U1U01, tu you should , .
organ, and before getting one you Lu
spit ns. We are agents for twatV rt
ent mates, ranging in price from fi'S,
a look at them and hear our eaJJg !
THERKELSEN PIARO
315 East Court Street
PERFECTION IN
Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Butt
The cream of the wheat crt p
' Flour, which is ngl t I
Fane B; lt
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"o Dvers fa;
' 'read anc
PENDLETON ROLLER M
W. S. Bycrs, Proprietor.
tor
Baby's Bath
.ttuS USE
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A' SOAP.
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NEWS FROM ALBA.
o 1- i iTuuiu nouir DC vjauiaii ui
?.a? ttf?al Cuba transmit ed to the) Team Than valedictorian of
at that city, place the crop for 1902 Class.
at 453.000 bags, an increase of 72.215 The Baker City Democrat has the
bags over that of the year now clos- lollowing to say of the address of
Ing. Frofessor Hockeuberry of Iji Grande.
The viceroy at Shanghai, has refus- J'efore ihe teachers' nistitute now In
ed to pay tbe January Installment of se?.?j.nJn.Bake,r city
..the Indemnltr on a .gold basis, owing- without doubt It was the best le
to the recent great fall in the price urp from a Practical standpoint ever
of silver. The ministers will insist slven befre a Baker City audience,
upon the payment being made on the ' sImce wl" not Permit of an extended
gold ba3ls. review of the lecture or even a brief
tkI .ui o. j 'mention of its many salient points.
d J Hrtf Sy J' i- S- "lt was a convincing discourse, ev-
if! vLSve um Ul ,ban1uet ,o;ery fact stated being self-evlden .
Wff, Vh, their boys playing football were con-!
TTn T"," " " "L" Ivlnced that they were wrong. The ele-
tic for a cent a word. commeM f00tba because lt deVeiops
' courage and manly vigor and teaches
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. temperance and morality.
, "No boy can play football who is
TV. M. Hall, In Jail at Albany for ' a weakling and in order to attain per
horse stealing, is feigning insanity. fection on the field he must practice
TOHlain Amos, a retired physician ! JmE?6 In 8" th'nSS aDtl Icad a
living near Albany, has been adjudg- ra"i ' M ,,, . .
ed Insane The Professor said that he was
' valedictorian of his class, but he told
S. R. Claypool, of Lebanon, sold : his son when he left home to attend
one hog last week that weighed 712 college, that he would much rather I old.
pounds dressed. that he would return as captain of' Mrs. Edward Brehm is spending the
A Joint stock company has been
Is nraveirti cbaBng, iwlnerf, anil rougbneM
uf IIh- tin, mhiIRw lnuantDKiUou, nllajrii llch
i'H! awl Irritation, ami wl-ii follnwcil by geu.
tk-ai'lilienUons of CI TKTUA Ointment, the
jr.tl run.. X-i-ili': i i.-r .,11 forms of
.-'tM.iii in,, ii.-.11 i tuiv. the hair.
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Free Mai
Deliver
Is now in operation in Pendleton. Prepare
to have your mail Delivered properly. Wt
have House Numbers, large and distinct
Door Plates with your name plainly jengraT
ed thereon. Mail slot for doors. Mail deliver
ed inside your homes through these slot!
Arrange to shut out the cold. Iron Mailbom
with locks. "Mail perfectly safe. Neat and
very convienient.
T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE U
Interesting Happenings Local Move- i
ments Postoffice Inspector Cheek-!
ing Up Result of Robbery.
Alba Dec. 30. Weather cool and
cloudy; roads Icy and hard traveling.
The Yollowjacket road has been
open for travel all winter and Is In
good conditton. There Is 15 inches of
snow at the. highest altitude.
C. M. Ledgerwood, one of the oldest
freighters In the Northwest, Is still
making his regular trips between here
and Pendleton.
Mrs. Nanny Oliver's little boy died
Sunday and was burled yesterday In
Uklah cemetery He was 18 months
Going out 'of
BUSINESS
All sewing machines
in stock to be dis
posed of at cost.
Come early and
select a bargain
WITHEE
3 1 1 .COUKT STREET
1 OUR CARPET SALE
Is now in progress and it will pay you to lookovasj
stock and iret our special low prices. Ifyoaefj
carpets for another year it will pay you to takeaa.J
tage of the extreme low prices that prevail s(J
Patterns and colorings the very latest sqies,
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JESSE FAILING
Undertaking a Specialty.
FRAZER OPERA
BAKER & WELCH
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formed for the purpose or building a' "l r S sss
il00.000 hotel at Wallace. Idaho. nn.eceflsnsf? to ,hl '?r; Ir., , MI g
I place of captain of the football team i Rl A Wlf is
Scarlet fever is epidemic at Grant's , would enable him to fight life's' OLtLIiIV K
razs. une aeais nas resulted and i bntues mnm Fiifi-iifiiiiv than i ?c
many severe cases are reported. i qualifications that would win for him I
the distinguished honor of valedic- s!
Owing to the extremely high price
of wood at Ashland, the Southern
Pacific Is selling coal to Its employes'
at ?9 per ton.
BOOKS
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Foils a Deadly Attack.
BiUer range wars are again almost, ,"M' wife wa so that good physi- .
certaJrf m Grant county, as a result : ns were uname 10 help tier, "writes, v
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2,
190
Our stock is the larirest
and most complete ever S'
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nnui. in i rnuieion.
of the agtattox. w tne two-mile range. I lJFa"a&-
i -uur, was completely cured by Dr.
i King's New Life Pills." Thev work
Thomas Rumbaugh, who has been wonders In stomach and liver
troubles. Cure constipation, sick heal
ache. 25c at Tallman & Co's. drug
store.
limit fprheep.
Thomas It urn 1
missing from his home at Lebanon,
or, lor several days, has been locat
ed at, Port Townsend.
mv. , . . . . .
iuc targe eawraiu ana sasn ana pnr c;., ., , .
i?'.!8";! farming "lands in Umatilla and
Wetae-dS tai. 5 0uo ' ! Morrow cooties. Good buildings.
Wednesday, loss J95.000. ! Ranch will feed 15.000 to 16.000
The Grant's Pass Board ot Trade sheep. AH under fence but two sec
fcas let a contract to tbe Courier of lions. Plenty of water. Also be
that city, for the publication of 25.000 tween 11.000 and 12,000 head of
copies of a descriptive pamphlet of. sheep, 130 head of cattle, 30 horses.
Josephine county. I wagons, harness, plows, seeders and
'other farming supplies. Address
Foate Llghte The woild Is a stage.
.Sua Brette 1'ea. and it Ja the only
revolving one which Jjas ever been a
success. Yonkers Statesman.
Joseph Vey, Pendleton.
Finest line of canned goods and
preserves at the Standard.
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The Distinguished Ron antic Actor,
ANDREW ROBSON
t And His Company in the Dramatizat.ur of Winston
' Famous Nov e!.
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I RICHARD CARVEL
: costumes and the complete accessories that m' t
: of its run of 17 weeks at the Empire Theater, ft"
Seats on sale a. Frazler's Book Store.
For Health, Strength and
Pleasure Drink
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