.1 Voo foOD GOODS m Alpxhiiilfr'f iS AT THE GREATER SALE ii ...,1,-nrl ynms fllKll II f Bora' 'fn! B -ots, the $2 00 ic 95c ChiMim'' S.vlh -Trimmed 2.65 (floats " $3.50 A WESTON MYSTERY Nutria Hats Tdorft arc none belter,, fioK fkirts n.ado of Scotch iiiunnrM'khurn .. t w I"" ; Fast Black Hoefor Ladies ptr fpnV Foncv blurts, Dollar fif-y kind, each f Black Figuied Brillinntine, 44 inches wide pur yd 50c 42c :xander Dept. Stor.e M Mrs. Fred Vitraitk, U,, 228 Territorial Street. Benton Harbor, Mich. I taxi to give my r1 i ( AVT ( ( B Vila wiuc m alio vtry grateful Jp. Alter my tint a tent I could not Irpin my strength. iiieoaoT gave m- ca he considered or, but instrad of rl erew weaker j, My husband atneevemti:? with idCirdui and in- dltib it for a week and see Ew&Ido for me. As he seemed taxh faith in it I did take the ttsivaz very grateful to find s ilowly returning. In two racct of bed and in a month I ibbte up my usual duties. I ijesaustic in its praise." I00D is thenoblestduty cd linhest privilege women miAieve ornsnirelo. "With- ' oiBu privilege women do not iilmii in life too often they uie world discontented, : ' '. .1. r-iiw-r mi Cull nnm. aBDin UllIU V"" t, i nj.. -J jcMes. How different is the Aw, watcbinc ner cniiuren . m.rAnncl and womanhood. jtitrlrrej as many lives as she has heir joy and sorrows are Mrs, Fred Unratlu hers, B3 are their ambitions triumphs and defeats Healthy women do not suf fer miscarriage nor does a woman who is healthy suffer tortures at childbirth. It is the woman who is ail ing who has female weak ness who fears the ordeal of becoming amother. "Wine of Cardni builds up the wo manly in a woman. It stops all unnatural drains and strains irregularities which are re sponsible for barrenness and miscar riage. It makes a woman strong and healthy and uVilo to pass through preg nancy and childbirth with little suffer ing. After the ordeal is passed the "VTine prepares a woman for a speedy recovery to health and activity. Wine of Cardui, (in ro-inforcing the organs of generation, has made mothers of women who had given up hope of over becoming mothers. Wine of Cardui will cure almost any case of barrenness except cases of organic trouble. How can yon refuse to take such a remedy that promises such relief from suffering? Wine of Cardui simply makes yon a strong woman, and strong, healthy women do not suffer. 2"hey look for ward to motherhood with joy. sTij lEofCARDVI A million suffering women have found relief in Wine of Cardui. ATTORNEY AND CLIENT RES URRECT SUPPOSED TREASURE The Story of George Hayes' Reputed Wealth and Final Poverty An In teresting Romance May Ge Wrap ped up in This Unsolved Mystery. weston, Jan. 2S. Quite a stir was caused in this City a fev days aio bv Hio liirsnrniK-e here of H. 13. Colic trom Pendleton. He wag araiod with maps and pints and hunted up Mr. riessei, who keeps the corner saloon loirpetly owned. jy Georao Haics. an old-time resident of Weston, who left hoi e about 15 years ago. Measure ments were made from directions on the maps ,md a, hole was dug about three feet deep hnd something near reeten. hut neither Mr. Hcssol nor Mr. Collier would give any Informix lion a to whnt it was. there .being no t.ne elso present. It was evidently something which had lain there many years, as It was necessary to take up some boards under tho woodbhed to do tho exca vating. Various rumors are afloat. Some thinking that it was treasure buried there many years ago by Mr. Hayes, ho was always reputed to he very ;calthy. but when he died several cars ago in one of the coast coun ties, hts funeral expenses were paid by the Weston Masonic lodge, of which he was a member. Ho was separated from his first wife to whom he gave the property ' where the supposed treasure was dug 'up. He was married again but his first wife died only a' short time ago and many suppose the second wife may have kept this secret until the death ) of the first wife. All old time res! dents of this county remember Mr. I Hayes very well, and it was a sur prise when his lodge was notified of ' his poverty . His remains were brought to Weston for burial. No one 1 ii. the Weston country seems to know i where his wife is and many are. the rumors afloat. Some of the old-timers asserting that Mr. Hayes not only had thousands m money, but that he had I large sums invested In government ; bonds. i Mr. Collier's information undoubt- etlly came from some outside source j as he has been a resident of the coun I ty but a few years and could not have ' known Mr. Hayes. i Perhaps time will have to tell the fctory It Messrs. Collier and Hossell will not. expensive, and plftc In the homoij n any books that the reader would not have occasion to refer to again. Kra tier's circulating library Just fills the' l , We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Bleod Etlxlr, under a positive guarantee. It will cure all chronic and other blood poisons. If yon have eruptions or sores on your body, or are pale, weak or run down, ft Is Just what you need. We refund money If yon arc not satisfied. El centp and $1. F. W. Schmidt & Co. NEW FIRM ORGANIZED. Eoctteher & Clark, Will Occupy Joe Ell's Old Stand With a Cigar Store. Otto Boettcher and D. C. Clark, both well known residents of this city, have rented the Joe Ell building and will immediately put in a stock of cigars, and smokers' goods, and will fit up elegant card parlors in the tear rooms. These gentlemen need no Introduction to Pendleton people, and thalr many friends are glad to welcome them Into the business cir cles as active members. Tho new goods are expected to ar rive in a very short time and the work of fitting' up flic building will be rushed. I KNOX HATS SPRING 1903 ARE HERE. THE GREAT $5 00 LINE New Century Comfort Millions are dally finding a world of 'comfort In BucUlen's Arnica Salve It kills pains from burns, scalds, cut? bruises; conquers ulcers and fcvcr sores; cures eruptions, salt rheum bolls and felons: removes cores ic warts. P."st rile cure on cart1 On!" 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Meeting at Athena. Itov. W. E. Armsfield, pastor of the M. E. church at Athena, last Sunday closed a serjes of meetings wh'ch re corded 10 accessions to tho cuurch, and 15 conversions. Mr. Armsfield will go to Dayton to assist Rev. John Uren, formerly of Pendleton, In a "se ries of meetings which will begin Sunday next. Ten Dollars Reward. Lost Last May, one bay horse, weight about 1200 pounds, branded 5 on left shoulder, mane roached Inst spring. Will pay above reward tor return of same to Purl Bowman. Men's half soles. 75c Teutsch. The best. M'ALLISTER ADDITION. he iolumbi& odging House '1A KrRN'IBEEi. IIS fm'XKrTION tATKK UK BLOf'K TAA WEBRHTH SCHEMPP, Prop.- R SALE PENCE PROPERTIES 'ellintr fiatise and two F shaded lawn, on prom- irourit-iieet, ?z&oo, teven rimms i'nillii Electric lights, bath and "usueu mwn, yzbw.. 'helling, etable and two Jindlot, centrally locat- ags with lots from 700 iiftom 125 to $300. my property on easy lifienvmiiiir t.. in.. real eaWte are rising. j"u imve u pay more. .nd wait until real t. NOW 111 Court Slreel Despam & Clark Wholesale Com mission Merchants Will pay casli 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 Oar Quotations Yes, We Have Them M0IN0P0LE Canned Goods The brand that is the best. Prices no higher than inferior graUes. D. KEMLER & SON The Big Store in a Small x Room Alta Street, Opposite Savings Bank inUA $3.50 MNE GORDON $3EooGLirNE! LATEST 1903 HATS BIGBOSTO N STORE f ii 7m a nnn all colors orrCA 1 CKo Sl ALL PRICES I SEE THE NEW SPORTSMAN'S SWEATER AND SHOOTING JACKET Has Been a Part of Pendleton Ever Since the Legislative Session of Two Years Ago. It now transpires that the recent ly platted ground in the northwest ern part of town known as the Me Callster addition is in the city and has been ever since the legislative session of two years ago. The ground in the McCallister addi tion and also the 40 acies of ground lying west of It and adjoining it, were made a part of the corporation two years ago, according to informa tion furnished, us yesterday by Air McCallister. Comparatively few peo ple know It, however, and those who did were not apprised of the ignor ance of the remainder, who were In-1 forested.- , County Surveyor and City Engineer; I.' 1 ... 1 11 T. .. . C L 1. 1 , . t IVIIUMICII Jlllt: UL lilt! !t?gUl UUUH UL the ground all the time, but did not know that anyone supposed the ground was not In the city until some incident called his attention a few t'ays ago to the effort being made to have the present legislature pass a till enlarging the borders of the city so tha McCallister addition would be come a part of the city. There is a bill now pending in. -the legislature Introduced by Senator Pierce, lor this rurpose. It will undoubtedly be re railed. The 40-atre tiaet lying west of the McCallister addition belongs to the Pendleton Mereantllp Company, which is said to be an organization of young men, many of whom are not here now, or at least several of whom have moved away, who Invest ed savings In the tract mentioned. UST GO ! BOOK LOVERS FRIEND. Pendleton Favored by Having a Cir culating Library Not Expensive to Read All the Late Books. In many cities and towns through out the country, clubs are formed uy book lovers for the purpose of secur ing the latest popular books to read and books are passed from one mem ber to another, but in Pendleton such clubs are not necessary as the circu lating library established by h. G Frazler fills the bill to a nicety and answers all purposes. By the sys tem in vogue at Frazier's book store. took lovers have at their service all the newest books as well as the stand ard works. There is uo initiation fee or red tape. If you desire to read any book, call, and by the payment of a small sum you can rtnt it to lead, and whan finished, return it. Frazier's circulating library has been popular, since its Inception and has rroven itself a boon to oook reaoers to secure all the new books at the t resent day. when . they are appear ing so rapidly would be exceedingly THE GOODS M Great Retiring From Business Sale Not a single article in the enlirt: stock reserved. I have decided to retire from business and everything that remains of my stock will be gotten rid of at the earliest possible date. Cost is Not Considered in Marking Down the Prices i The main idea is to get rid of the stock. The sale is on riigs, matting, curlaihs. portiers, floor linoleu-n framed and unframed pictures, nrrr rs, wall paper and hosts of oter articles, SPECIAL I have just received some exquisite latest patterns of Oriental rugs and Arabian lace curtains which go with the rest. SEWING MACHINES Every Sewing Machine in my stock has been, marked down to such a low figure as to make them sell My carpets and undertaking business I disposed of to Baker & Folsom and the slaughter has been made on all that remains. The sale is now in progress. First come first served. JESSE FAILING MAIN STREET, NEAR BRIDGE