FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1903. Cold Weather Keep Your Feet Warm And Ward OS Coughs And Colds PERSONAL MENTION. of any portloo or the citizens. In the sunnresslon nf vice and lawlessness. might be quickly checked by thei J ! property owners, who retain the right; aL The section or the amendner.t ! j relating to the city marshal is as fol-( u shlverick Is In Portland, i ,ows: a. Hammer, of Echo, was In town Article III. yesterday, i Section 9 The marshal shall have Gcorce Ely has gone to Buffalo. N. I all the powers and authority of a con-1 y on a visit. j stable within the limits of the city: j 'sherlff tor rcturn1 rfom Salem and It shall be his duty in addition I, to the duties prescribed by the com-"118 m , 5" . , . , !mon council to execute and return ' Lo Montarastelli went to Walla all processes issued and directed by,'w'a,Ia morning, the recorder or by any legal author!-; Fred Earl, of the Peoples Ware- ty: he shall attend on the recorder's i house, is 111 and off duty. ; court and on the meetings of the com-. tmon council: he shall arrest on com-: force, wv In town yesterday, i nlalnt nr otherwise ns nlhpr rwnrf LECTURE BY BLIND MAN. VISITING IN PENDLETON. We are prepared to cloth the feet properly. Warm arctics, rubbers, ... t.- - Major .ioornouse is in aaieu felts, German sox and overs, j officers, all persons found guilty ofip0rtiand this week on business ' Odd and End Sale .Still in Progress and Great Bargains Await Callers. Dindingcr, Wilson &. Co. Good Shoes Cheap me u..CB 01 me peace, or tiuiauuu , u , V . ,71 ! r,lt .tu,t KIWI nro nf lxnrl com of the city ordinance or the laws of n- 1 ct"""- " ersauonaiisu nas naa a wme ciiw; . . - - Frank P. Beslin, ex-Editor Lecture1 Prominent Citizens or Umatilla City Tonight on "What a Blind Man Can Spending a Few Days Here. Do." J. "vT. Kelley and J. M. Griffith, res- Frank P. Beslin, the blind editor, of idents or the town or Umatilla, are Colorado, will lecture at the I. 0. O. n the city today. These gentlemen F. hall tonight, under the auspices of are connected with the B. F. Holbroofc the A. O. TJ. W. lodge of this city, on Irigatlon Company, of Umatilla, and the topic: "What a Blind Man Can Stokes, and are enthusiastic over the ji. i j Irrigation prospects of that locality. Mr. Beslin has been blind for 20 1 At the present time the Holbrook years and has fought continuously In, Ditch Company has 30 miles or ditch a competitive age for a livelihood for ; surveyed, with 11 miles constructed, himself and ramily. j operation The land cover- For eight years after he lost his ed by this ditch is warm, sandy sotL sight he was an active newspaper carable of producing Ave tons of al man holding an editorial position f-Ha each year, fruits of every van- fi H Sallin- or the Athena Press wth ability. For the last 12 years he,r ana omer crops ui m.s , u ti. baiilUo, Oi me jluuj imi i ... I nhnnrlnnro The water snonlv is I nas traveiea over me n - - . taken from the Umatilla Klver and . H 1 I. I- Color,, nnfU'W""""" . " ...V I ..injur wiUuU5v. ... v- f . n-hlPVPrnnntR ns a blind man. : iwo systems ui uuluw ircujf, vr T1i1ln is an Interesting con- siruciea. woica m itj., vi lue city uruuiaaces or lue laws oi t , , L t tt r the state, and brine them before thetx,sltln5 bor father. J. M. Bentley. .recorder or other legal authority fort J. H. O'Neill, traveling passenger trial: he shall be the keeper of the agent for the O. R. fc N is In the city prison, and he shall be a conserv-' city. ' ator of tho peace generally; he must i Fred Searcey, who lives 11 miles jkeep a correct record of all arrests J northwest of the city, was in town ' made by him or his deputies, showing I yesterday. the time when and the cause or com-1 wmiam Modena rctUrned to Helix .plaint upon which such arrest werelthIs mornlDl:. He ha8 tn vuitlng made, and must make a full and com-. -r. . ' nlotc rannrt tlxv-wif In otWbi. r trio 1 ' 1 josepn lure, wao irecu .iniuu i ne Crack Are you thatk.ndj Or do you kaow nave rp1ri.j v-. ut pride, j Just think of h quisite ("Afternoon" lence and fs a thoroughly Interesting of which Is yet unclaimed government man. His iitue aaugnier, ageu sf uumu. years keeps him company on his Settlers are now looking over that travels. His family Is now at Black-. portion of Umatilla county and a foot idnhn. awaitlnc for SDtlnc. when strong immigration is anticipated Mr. Beslin will Join them in a trip by-this year. , wagon from that place to Eastern Mr. Kelly has been superintendent j TP Oregon. He will locate somewhere in 'on the Holbrook works for the pastj I CO. . . , this part or Oregon during the com-year. He has Just recovered from a; inr oi.mTiinr . hn iiti thfi country severe spell of the pneumonia, which and climate very much. confined him to his home for three Mr. Beslln's experiences are inter- weens. Me is sjrenuiug me iuiw m ine town oi uranium in uruer iu la&e NEW GIT! CHARTER S !wlth his brother-in-law. P. S. Klnsella, i ;tt nri ho hns car of telllnc point such dspuUes as the council hns returned to New York. tnem that render his lecture an In-! advantage of the school .facilities. allow to act as night watchman 1 Miss Victoria Haas, of Wallowa I tellectual treat is neaaquanere is ul watchman who shall receive j county. Is here visiting the family on , . "i" . . J compexsaUon for their service I J F. McCarthy and others. Drilling Artesian Well. . T noiorooK iariu i C! L Mrs. Ityl Estes has Joined her hus-; Joe v who nas recenUy had aLJT Til 15 T thT s ami 'as the council may prescribe: but! PROVIDES FOR REMOVAL OF In on his: drilled at his the ditch construction will be hurried I as fast as possible. One For only 65 certs. 17 lbs Sugar REAL ESTATE io.vuu aicrc usci &UC 12. (HI rwk o - ' ouv wres, o mues rmm ,,rt Eoou war ana 600 sheep u Pendleton, a charee is mad aaalnst the well known left-handed ball pitch- ""l",.. , ' ,T Ti March 4-some steps will be taken '"vl'T.L me marsnai oi open violation or nis ' er, ik w uv ujouku ai ovwyu. . ,,,. Kr,, . j- ic Hrlv. ' 'uwmu improving uic jwur liiim. u 4 JXW. The amended charter, making the oath of office as to the enforcement of j a. a. McDanlel and family. In allien The allaiitr of the water is ex- is probable that the court will take 320 acres, 100 tons of hv . , 1 1 . . . , . H r Iri rinn, n . U I . l.Mfaw n w m., t - , t . tl. T, 1 - CtCi, than - n nrtrArttCa Iflp flllC nr AT omce& ai marsuai ana recoruer eiec- r -.'-a-wno .n .n.s nai.c., u. n; seven persuiib. icii uigui lur ""icellenu any and all appointments of his depu-,tand In Portland, -where he has an '. 155-foot driven well put ties shall be first submitted to andlaeencv for the Security Safe. approtea vj me common touucu,, g. P. Skelton, of Pilot Rock, reports residence in East Pendleton. Tfie marshal rv rrrv rmiNriL - V t J ..,) G. P. Skelton. of Pilot Rock, reports residence m tasi renoieion. me, . las. fal, ls ... wn.en approved sucn aepuues there ns looking fine. 1 well Is already 180 feet deep and has ! . ennii fitd nr nnth nf nmrk nrtrf Tho . ... .... ... -rr? . r 15U teet oi water m iu j. v,ueue, ., promises to a sonrce or great -rv, o .r nw-. m mm. ,r r .77. T " ! .. . but tne growtn nas been siignt " - k j w-.ii- niarsnaii snail De resuonsioie ior mein . . .... plain to Council of Unofficial Cor, conduct, and they shall hold office! aJv,pnm m J1:"' duct-lf Investigation of Charges only during the pleasure or the coun-, Z,l J ' tesian stream. At present the 1B0O-' T , ,...., Proves Marshal Gi4lty, Council n"!.'?' .V t. u " 7'7 . Pund drill is working In a strata off A " . "T"" 1"" hundred a crop moves Him and Appoints Suece V tive instead of appointive contains a ordinance enacted by ths common catello, Idaho, where they will reside. provision which places the marshal, council, in accordance with the pro- Rer Potwlne left for Heppner to- unoer me eiecuve synem. nnuauy '","Va,. ' , k " Cay where he will preach Sunday tv c. Minnls the Meacham wood a: ute mercy o: tue property noiaers. nou" ,fiVcn cnarge, Rext at al a m and jn the evening. deaie, lg in thp cltr ror a rew davs Down From Meacham. Unaer ine proposed CCange. tnree f"?" a u' -n.ju.ry -no r,lnl.lpr ,,: rptnpC r,si,.n ith w fnfnllv. Mr Minnls TVT r t property owners may complain to the " "una to oe guilty as cnarpea. , may has beei 1 has a eonslderahie force of men work- 1U LCbbCrL C oemCa.hal.lnVhe- - or thT rlc. he'as ! visiting her daughter. Mrs. X C. Leas- tngand Is shipping wood daUy to this Attractive vacant and aonoint a Qualified Der ' A. Rhodes, of McKay, was in town, fears of a wood famine next winter, "Why ue pcUUne ; end son as his successor. Such charges yesterday en route to La Grande to as he says the wood cutters are grao shall be filed with the city recorder, 1-rove up cn his reservation tract of ! " pushing back Into the heavy Due notice of the same shall be serv- 200 acres. j timber at a distance from the raii- ,ru-,i I.. ,u,n ,? r, . , .u r, ' road tracks. It will be more cxpen- J ...-.-..., -..w Han . u. uviyvr, Jetreiaij ui uic ""1 i , ,v, j v. , .v, . , , i st.cj ii k hue , uuu uii uuuu fciit: city council at once constitutes a court of inquiry. Investigates the charges against the marshal, and If the complaint Is found to be sustain ed by facts, the council removes the marshal and annolnts a Biitrcssnr far . 1 i i .1 . h niv.n a fair anrf imnarflal trial .IR. T-l . . n.n In TVith the exception of the one fact and may be represented by an attor-itown yesterday, and today ;s doing j Pp y that the marshal is elected instead of "ey r otherwise before such court, j business In Athena. c p ' appointive. the changed charter and may have the right to compel the ; Trjuiam Moore is in Walla Walla snecial Train to Walla Walla nifiKoc tho n.-,ret.i oc o- attendance of witnesses n nroof or, J-Jt...- . special i rain to waiia waua. ' ' um.uu. aiienuiug me aeuicaiion oi me uew control of. the council as does the Disproof of such charge or chages. L Q p nay In that piace jje present appointive system. Tne com- ; plaluants may be members of the Five-inch Telescope council and as property owners pre- S. D. Morgan' fer charges against the marshal, in- telescope, the largest steps then to advertise for bids, or at : M.OOO. least to prepare specifications for the 360 acres in Cams Prairie, needed buildings and other Improve 1 S00 acres of wheat hnd, mcnts. from Pendleton, $6,000. - i 200 acres ou the met 6 Pendleton, 12,300. 160 acres wheat land, 4 Pendleton on reservation. -i,ouu. 140 acres on the river, U Pendleton. $1,800. fTLln ,. - . 1 i:.t City Property a I have a longjitt of lots, realdcncet, :d houses. I do not list propertj price U right. K I . WA11 Real Estate spend h nis sosiking, sweetening, flavjiing and C' ilonng wnen produces letter results in two minutes? Everything in the packaire. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It's perfection. Asur- ; prise to the housewife. No trouble, leas ex- On Sunday. February S, 1903, the, peuse. TryitUMlar. In Four Fruit Fla. , O. R. & X. will run a special train ! vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Hasp. from Pendleton to aUa Walla, leav- Derry. j.i grocers, luc. will return tonight. I r i v . "- n "-' nr FennieiOTi at 10 a. m ano reinm- ... . . w... is CAi.t.u Lu u.n". huu.u.,wn 11.. itarn v.nllfi liana aimr Ttio pinaa . K,J u- f,ui. ui u-i . in3, . or trip ftpfi Men s carniva evercifes. iiwwimi aggn ir 'mi igaMntMMnMMnwBBMi move the official. of S70, has sun and star diagonals, uu " r- m iuuilf"- From the provision in the amend- and slow moUon. Those who have! Carl Obe who nas been ror two ment it seems that the office of city ' been privileged to look through it are J'ears in tt mines In the John Day marshal will still be in the hands of delighted with the starry panorama, J country, is coming back soon to his the council, althoueh the people elect spread before them. 3Ir. Morgan will ' sr ncar McKay. He was recently the marshal take the Instrument to California , married In Pennsylvania. It takes away from the council the,, with him soon and returned after a n. v? sinrfcar nf Alha has bean in power of summary removal, without few weeks. After spending several i Pendleton for several weeks taking'! Investigation, or opportunity to prove weeks at home he will then depart . medical treatment for catarrhal ap- I his innocence by the incumbent of the for a season's tour. The telescope pendlcltis. He will remain here for ( T TnT-ch-iTo r.fTirf The onl v radical cost ST35 ! t . r ..v- 1 T J . v aauic 'ui juoc iui u c nnna change in the new charter, is that the i more office is made elective Instead of ap- From Sprague, Nebraska. i ' j. ,. 'polntlve. The insane woman at the county' yc- Glnn returned to Jalia Aside from this, the people still house yesterday told visitors that her walla today. Her sister. Mrs. E. Mo have it in their power to remove the home ls at Sprague, Neb., and that 1 VdM- uals? Ietu,T'ed 1 marshal through the council upon she has several children. She madeidaf- Ttbe lad es have been visiting proving him guilty of a breach of oi- no reference, however, to her hus-."h Glnn s daughter. Mrs. ficlal conduct. Any Inclination which band. She shows some signs of re- Thomas Thompson, of this place. he might have to disregard the wishes turning reason, and it ls believed , a. Kunkel received a telegram Fare, round trip. $1.40. F. F. WAMSLET, AgenL HtlllilUli ! I 1 I I PURSES this last statement may prove a val-, yesterday informing him of the death I 4Z.JU i uauie ciue ioaru iuce.iaming wuuie oi nis latner Daniel, KtinECI, wno waS jT DCCT 1 t i S7 years of age, really died of old age. j Petition for Guardian. t1s son returned from a visit with ; A petition was filed this afternoon j his father about two or threo weeks to have Mrs. George A. Alcott ap-'ago. pointed guardian ad litem of her , ' ', four minor children, for the manage ment of the Insurance money which they fell heir to through the death of aia r'omh. nt Tuk ti- ' this place, has returned from St Mr. Alcott carried several thousand ' JoseD , Mo- vhlther hf , Jf! dollars life Insurance. :?ed Z SeVef InJl?r . ! father. The old gentleman had fallen Mr. c,n.uHai. n-,r) ' and broken hlff hip. He is quite old, t Mrs. E. J. Stockdale died at her B nd J18 suPPoseJ the injury would ; home on "West Alta street i of pneumonia. aftr an illness of Returns From Missouri. W. J. Sewell, manager of the father. George A. Alcott. w ho "arbr LumliCr Company at j . Silver Trimmed Purses Large Purses Small Purses Dainty Purses Belt Purses Hand Purses In tact there is nothing desir able in the line of purses for ladies or gentlemen that we cannot show you in ourexceedingly larKestock. , . v-'wel! considering his years. f T Y ttJt t. tT n -v auout a wees. i ue iuueiai v. ui ue - - 1 A I JIVl A N GL LU' held Sunday. Relatives who live in' . , ?Jrl TILj1 the western part of the state have! The F"dale School. THE DKUGGISTS bn sent for. Superintendent Jowlin attended SHOE ON :: Earth FOR JOE ST0RI OUR GREAT SENSATION SALE ww. . . J r" I 1 WUvlUr-V r- UrU VV rt J ' On wnich date we will complete our invoice. 0e: prices will be lower than you ever saw them for the same quality ol Roods in Pendleton. Come and ste if we are not right in our assertion. The Lyons Mercantile Company Remember: The largest utock of poodt in the city to teltct t "ArVrrrNwrlNVWV last night I i""'1 far jnore seriously than it did linoac nf He Is said to be doing exceedingly fho lnf fioccilnn nf (ho Qch rull liirH' i at Ferndalo a few evenings tmce. '. A FEW BARGAINS "room hou-e with bath room, wood tthed, cellar, pood lawn with shade tree, on Lincoln street, near Bluff. A snap for 11300. Tom S wearer) ger place on Weet Alta strwt Two lota, good nsi denc. Only 12cO0. Good 6-room hous on Wtst Alta. Corner lot. A bargain, $1000 9 acres adjoining the city. Good 6-room house, good stable and other building. Only .1650. 220 acres, good house and barn, good orchard, 30 acree in alfalfa, on river, 12 mileo from city. Just M0OO. 160 acres 5 mllea from town, small house, plenty water. A good propoution to take, (1600. BUSINESS CHANCES The Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard, a good Investment, 17000. Depot livery stable, only $700. Eayden'a confectionery atoxf on Court street, at invoice price. W. F. JE ARN II AR 1, ABBOCIATIOK BLOCK ;tit (The board re-elected Frank WVUs and nis wiie. .irs. ixme wens, to me J? management oi the F-irndalc schools -(for next year and raised Mr. Wells' salary irom iiio per montn to Jia, ana Mrs. Weils" salary from $50 to $60 per month. The board, in conjunction with Mr. Nowlin, selected $50 worth of books to be added to the district . library. Mr. Nowlin says the Fern- dale school Is one of the very best in the county. Men and Women t peoples t WAREHOUSE 4m h a ' i j ir n u i es, on ine x- 1-1 . t TT 11 4 I MIcTfimt? JENDLETON'S I " u ii in i idti lace I now Favor of Isabelle Taylor. In the case of Isabelle Taylor vs. Moses Taylor, Judge Ellis yesterday decided that the plaintiff should be awarded $100 suit money, $250 for at torney's fees and $60 per month iot maintenance during the while the di vorce suit is pending. Balleray & McCourt represent the plaintiff and Carter Raley and Peterson the defendant. fOrSD-THE FOIXOWIXO DI8CRI BED lot the Clly of Pndleln, to wit: One bar I t. while iuId on not. htt. .r.t i. .ft? If1. ii "? P0,. ln bod on left tlfle. It uld tnlmlj tre Dot claimed br the ovvtn or tbow enlliltd to the jxi.ion, ewij nd expcnxi ig,iMt thra paid and them of, then at o'clock p. m. of the lt'.h St of fiirS-ilJ! If1"1. rnT ol Cotionwood proeeedi ol tnen ule to be applied to tha pj. mfnl ?' "nch ,! and eyiroje. of maitnr s-U. Daud thU tb dar of rrbraarr7llS. 1. A. BLAKtXY. Cltr UancaL On Its Merit Has the large demand for r- .l . .kor orows enters "u uum up. niy ine cnoicesi wiicm n -- - - , . to Tivr: HfCf T?lmr ? -.-rfor-flnn in Flour Made V) -f w Ma v a .bllwuwi. nrJKTtAT -r-f .-CT nrT T TJO TliTTT . W, S. Byers, Proprictof. Write the East LEGAL BLANKS t alogac of them. A fU supply always kepr