j get GOOD GOODS at Alexander's.
&
The latest Belter-Pall Mall
Monte Carlos and Dip de
signs, jost receded by ex
press at the
xander Dept. Store
OP
MILTON
TEACHER AT THE MOORE
SCHOOL HAS SMALLPOX
IQUID AIM
LECTURE AND
P E RIME NTS
sjoyablc Entertainment of Novelty and Instruction
Unilor auspices of Pendleton Academy
Kiile and H. M. Hanaford, Chicago, Exclusive Managers
AIR AS A LIQUID
312 BELOW ZERO
fe? Freezes Alcohol, but Burns Steel;
Males Iron. tin and rubber brittle;
Renders mercury hard as iron;
Runs a steam engine and does
W DOZENS OF WONDERFUL FEATS
dadTfBBgStnbcrri In an Ice
mm OPERA HOUSE, ONE .NIGHT ONLY
INDAY JANUARY 26
L PRICES, 50c and $1; children under 15, 50c. Selection
its, Subscribers only, opens at 9 a. m. Jan. 24. Sale of seats,
jsbscribers begins at 4 p. m., Jan. 24.
ie Columbia
iging House
LY FUBNIHFTRD
ilS CONNECTION
KSTER OF BLOCK
f ALTA & WEBB 8T8
SCHEJVIPP, Prop.
)R SALE :
DENCE PROPERTIES
idling House and two
yabaded lawn, on prom
1 court meet, $2500.
even rooms, centrally
htfectrlo lights, bath and
suiiaded lawn, 42500.
6 'wiling, stable and two
dlot, centrally locat-
1 with Iota from 700
bm 1125 to (300.
y property on easy
rlw estate
jott have to pay more.
,a wait until real ea-
NOW ,
III Court SV'j
I til
Despam & Clark
Wholesale Com
mission Merchants
Will oav cash for poultry. The
Market price always. Bring it in
every day and all day. Chickens,
Geese, Ducks and Turkeys.
Office in Savings Bank Building
Come, Get Our Quotations
Pine Syrups
Tea Garden Drips
Canadian Maple Syrup
Log Cabin Maple Syrup
Monopole Syrup
Acorn Syup
Buckwheat and material
your hot cakes
for
D.
KEMLER & SON
A Big Grocery
Smallpox Has Disappeared In the Up
rcr Hudson Bay Country Dance
at the New Opera House Quite
Success Hogs Killed by Freight
Milton, Jan. 20. Dallas Garrod, of
Whitman college, came home Friday
evening and returned Sunday.
au me rnerennnts in Milton arc
selling goods at cost or at least at
qulto a reduction, that Is they are'
having their mid-winter sales.
Smallpox has disappeared in thej
Upper Hudson Bay country and the
school opened up again last Monday,
The school Is being taught by Kylo
McDanlels and Nellie Sanderson.
Mrs. Etta Pell, of Adams, came up
Monday morning far a short visit
with her parents, who live up the
Walla ."Walla river about five miles.
Mr. S. F. Harrington went over to
his ranch r.car Waltsburg Monday to
look after his stock and attend to
sowing about 400 acres of wheat.
Rev. D. C. Sanderson came home
from Huntsville, Wash., Saturday and
ommenced a series of revival meet
ings at thla place.
The dance at the new opera lionise
last Friday ovening In this city, under
the management of thp ennipnny wns
a decided success In eveiy respect.
The teacher In what Is known as
the Moore school, broke out with the
unallpox in school a .few days ago,
acd as a matter of fact, the school
Is closed for the present. This is the
first victim In the pedagogulc lino
that has come to our notice and as
no one has taken It from her, we still
ray that wo have the first case tfj
hear of, that has ever been caught
at school. ,
Oliver Osbom up the river In dis
trict No. 9. known as the DeHaveu
school wag taken down with small
pox last Friday. He is at the homo
of his sister, Mrs. William Dorothy.
The Walla Walla freight which
passes hero about 8 o'clock p. m., ran
into a drove of- hogs near the mouth
of Dry Creek Monday eyenlng and
killed six. '
John Miller, from near Dixie, pass
ed through Milton Tuesday on his
way to lone, where he has a ranch.
Fruit is All Right.
Some people here say that the buds
on the trees are swollen enough, that
the fruit lu this section will be
scarce next year, but we hardly be
lieve It yot. We have had occasion
to look several times, but failed to seo
anything that would Indicate it yet,
Trade Increasing.
Tho city meat market, under the
management of Frank J. Beale, with
Scott Richie behind the block, pre
sents an appearance since the appitlon
of the new furniture; two new blocks
a mnrhle counter 3x10 feet, and new
scales, that would tempt the palate
of a millionaire. The trade has in
creased from one beef a week to five
with the addition of from three, to
eight sheep and hogs occasionally.
Union eRvival Services.
The Rev. Sanderson of the M. E.
church and the Rev. Gibbs of the M
E. church, South, and their respec
tive congregations will hold a union
revival services each evening of this
week and s much longer as It seems
best. There is quite an interest In
the scries of meetings In the M. E.
church, South, and with the help of
the M, E.s congregation, great ex
pectations are anticipated. The serv
ices will be held In the M. E. church.
checks off the telegraphic signs tn
snch a low sound as to be Inaudible
except to tho operator. While the
ordinary sounders were being used
rn operator could stand a fow fee?
eway and l.ear the message received.
Now there Is no opportunity for
eavesdropping around the teWran'i
desk. One of tbe operato-s employed
at the capttol during the last sMon
said: "If ray shoes could talk what
secrets Uiey would tell." Now not
even the operator's: right ear knows
what his lftt ear hears. This Is the
only secret sounder on the cout
Heads Should Never Ache.
Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped It for
Mrs. N. A. Webster, of Winnie, Va.,
She writes; "Dr. King's New Life
Pills wholly cured me of sick head
aches I had suffered from two years."
Cure headache, constipation, billions-'
ncss. 25c at Tallraan & Co.'s drug
store.
JAPS SEEK AN EDUCATION.
Reports of Montana Officials Say
They Don't Care for Wages, But
Want to Learn.
n the biennial report of the bureau
of agriculture, labor and industry,
Commissioner J. A. Ferguson gives
statistics showing the growth of the
Asiatic population In Montana during
the past 12 years. According to these
reports thtre were, in this state on
the 30th of June, 1900, 2441 Japanese
und 1739 Chinese, 39 of the latter be
ing women. "Notwithstanding tho
tact that a btatciiiC'iit ws given out
fome time ago that certain railroads
had become dissatisfied with this
class of labor," Commissioner Fergu
son says, "It Is certain that the num
ber of both Chinese and Japanese In
this state has increased since th,e
f-bove fietues were collected. They
are invading other classes of employ
ment than railroad work. -and so far
s tho bureau is able to learn .the
Japanese, especially, are not navnc-
nlsr upon the question of waees,
their main object being to get in op
jortimtty to learn the langua c and
methods of the Americans.
HELIX HAPPENINGS.
Personal and Local News Masque
rade Ball Friday Night Was a Success.
Helix, Jsn. 20. Boin, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank" Richmond, on Sunday
January 18, a son.
A. B. and Wesley Groner will leave
today for lone, where they go to
visit the former's brother, Andrew
Groner.
Mr. aid Mrs. John Scott were Pen
dleton visitors last week
Miss Alcy Foss, who has been
teaching school In the Hill district.
went to her home In Athena yester
day for a' short vacation.
Mr. and NMrs. Tassey Stewart, of
Milton, ar-j visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Richmond.
Mr, and Mrs. Will Kern have re
turned to their home In Lewjston
after a bried" visit with relatives.
u. a. nern is nome irom utisco
where ho rpent the past month.
D. B. Richardson - Is absent from
Helix for a few days.
Roscoe King, of Weston, has been
Msltlng his sister, Mrs. Ben Decker
The masquerade given by Ed Hush
last Friday night, was a success In
every respecL
TO SUPPRESS NEW8.
In a Small Room
Alta Street, Opposite Savings Bank
Politicians Fear the People Will Hear
Some of Their Schemes Over the
Wires.
The Western Union has provided
Us operator at tho state house with a
"secret sounder." This Is a small in
strument which is held tp the operat
or's ear by a spring over tho top pf
tho head, says the Salem Journal. It
contains a Email sounder which
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m
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BARBERS' ITCH.
Pattern's Sanitary Barber Shop Pro
tects Customers Against Disease
Tools and Towels Thoroughly Steri
lized. The much-feared and dreaded dis
ease has again broken oct In Pendle
ton and we have gono to tho limit In
taking precautions. In an experience
of 15 years In the barber business,
w'e have never had a case of barber's
Itch come froin our shop, and the rea
son for this Is' that we conduct our
business according to the best known
sanitary rules. All tools are thor
oughly sterilized before being used,
and each customer Is given a clean
towel, the same one never being used
on two persons. All our towels are
washed by the Domestic Steam 1-aun- j
dry, separate from all other clothing,
being placed in a tub by themselves,!
pnd after being washed alone, thoy
undergo a process of steralizatlon
under 80 pounds pressure of steam.
Tbe highest sanitary methods are
In vogue In our shop and we Incite
you to come where every precaution j
is tauen o protect, you against dis
ease. PATTON'S BARBER SHOP, i
THE J 903
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$350
SHOE
For Women
AND YOUNG LADIES
This Shoe is certainly the
best value of all the Shoes sold
in Pendleton. We claim the
reputation ol having the best,
and this is evidence. Any lady
who has worn a pair will be
glad to say a good word lor the
Shoe.
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MISS HOSE OWENS
No. 720 Seventeenth St., WASHINGTON
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, D. C. i
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inking this great medicino in tho pri- i
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expecting to be confined In January. I
cannot praise your medicine enough."
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J
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Monuments
Anyone thinking of mark
ing the last resting place of
their relatives or friends
should call at our Mai bio and
Granite Works on Maui St.
and sec the monument.
4 We are going to move our
works toCourt street and
desire to' save handling the
monuments we have in stock
and have reduced the price
to nearly cos), This makes
a rare opportunity to get
beautiful monuments at a
low price.
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