PAIUV EAST OWE QONIAH, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, JULV 88, 1903.
BISHOP OF BUFFRLOlBRtG -GEN. IWQDD
Any Time
.
Heavenly
Drinks
Is a Good Time
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT
NEW MAN IN COMMAND
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.
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I BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESORT OF CLATSOP COUNTY,
?EN Fr THE SUMMER SEAS0N UNDER THE MANAGE-
I OF P. H. SHULDERMANN.
IjI attention Is given to tho dining room this summer, anil
Liinary department Is under the management or an expert
jrtthlng s lutt ,m(,ono t,ml lll'"s to comfort ami enjoy-
Lf the hotel's guests.
lie tennis courts and golf grounds are In splondld condition.
L further Information write
pM SMOLOBRIM
Bishop Colton Received Costly and
ueauutui presents Story of an In
teresting Life Will Preside Over
the Spiritual Lives of One Hundred
Seventy One Thousand Catholics.
tTftw Vrtvl- T..T,. or
v..i, uillj O. I I1U UlilUll'
les attending the consecration of
Rev. Charles H. Coltou as bishop of
Buffalo in St. Patrick's cathedral this
morning were of a most Impressive
nature. The cathedral was crowded
to Its utmost capacity with the most
niomlnent Unmnn rtathnllmi nf this
city and vicinity, together with a
largo tie-legation from tho diocese ol
uunaio
Major General G. W. Davis, Present
Commander In the Islands, Will
Soon Go on the Retired List Other
Important Changes Will Soon Fol
low Sketch of the Retiring Gen
eral's Life.
LrHEART PARK
OREGON.
ocksley
. . .... t,i! i i r. ,1 1 i,,f.fu,.ii in ii nriivp nf nines within j.
WCKSICV M1UI iii uuiuiuij - - n----- - -.-
t hundred feet of old ocean. H an ideal place to spend the Him-
'Vksley Hull, under the propr elm-ship of Mrs. I.. A. Carlisle, j
m undergone a complete ronoval.un this spring am l Wition to
lt mimcrou. rooms tnai wove nu mo " "
. , ..i,ij finleViail nnil liirnished. Hot v
'fv ones nave ueeu uum;u .-v , ;
U cold water have been added throughout the lionse atul n coin-
. - i ,t in a Minu'iim has ueen on-
utie system oi Hewui-unu m ui-,- j.. j,
Led for the Beason who will have charge of the dining worn and
Lichen, and guests will have every uueui.u.i i ; "
for the guests o l.ocitsioy r- in nun ":.:. j.
Saturday night. A good orchestra will he had during ne . .
ffiinmer. Although tlio nouso is men 'e ;, on ;
ir of Juno a formal oponmg is 'iiiu mi . ". --"",
.1 ,-. ... A .,lDn,t ln,.o la 1 ncl.-KlOV Hall. aUU fcUtolD
rtl doubtless spend a happy varii'Ion at this hotel.
carriages meet all irains.
Special rates to families. ,...,,,..
Address for further Information. Mrs. I.. A. Carlisle, manager.
TllO nr,l.,.n. i. .mwI.ikIa.1 Vii
..V, LVIVtllUllj 11UO VUI1UII1.11.U UJ
Archbishop Farley, who was assisted
by Bishops McQualde, of Hochoster,
and McDonnell, of Brooklyn. Other
In attendance from various parts of
uvv juik, .ew jersey anu iow r.us'
innii. ine sermon was prcacnou oy
Blsho)) McFaul, of Trenton.
At the conclusion of tho ceremonies
many costly presents vcro bestowed
upon the newly consecrated bishop.
These Included a set of gold mitres
tvrm fhft Alumlit tf Tmv SIrmlnnrv
where Father Colton stnaied; a cost
ly gold ciw.lor from St. Stephen's
parish, and an JSptscopal ring from
the school children of his old parish.
New Bishop's Biography.
IU. ltev. Charles H. Colton, the now
blshoii or Buffalo, was born In New
Vmi. oitv In ids lln ras trrnduat-
ed from St. Xavlor's college In tho
class of 187S, and was ordained a.
priest at St. Joseph's Seminary In
Troy In 18'fi. His first pastorate was
at St. Stephen's, New York city, as
assistant to the late Dr. McGlynn.
Father Colton remained at St. Ste
phen's until ISMi, when he was sent
to Port Chester, but tho year follow
ing, when Dr. McGlynn's diltlcultiea
tlnew St. Stephen's parish Into a
turmoil and resulted In his excommu
nication, Fathor Colton waB recalled
and was entrusted with the difficult
tJ.sk of building up a harmonious
spirit In the parisn anu at. mu uiu
time wiping out a threatening debt.
Too result of a few years-' work was
tl.at St. Stephen's parish was reunit
ed, the debt was cleared from the
church, and St. Stephen's scnooi was
established as one of the strongest
oi Us kind In New York. By this
service Father Colton won the highest
esteem in ecclesiastical circles ami iu
Issm; Archbishop Corrlgan made him
l.nn,.ollnr ..I' Mm (llnf.HKP tO BUCCBed
Mgr. Mooney, when tho latter became
vicar general.
Th ,lln,.uci r Tiiiffntn. to WHICH
liialinn r.nllnti has boon efovated, was
p.uab shed In 1847. ic lias "
oi 7.000 square miles. The estimati
Catholic population is 173,000. and
there are In the diocese -'43 priests.
150 churches, 73 parisf. scnoois.
,,i;5!) scholars.
STILL MORE COTTON.
U'aaliiTiirl,,,, 11 n Tnlv- f; Mnlnr
General Georgo W. Davis, command
ing the division of tho Philippines,
will be placed on tho retired list to
morrow by operation of tne ago limn.
several important clianges ami pro
motions among high army officers fol-
low as a consequence ot his retire-'
mont and the eventual result will be ,
to place Brig. Gen, 1-oonntM AVood iu j
command of the Philippines in n
short time. The retirement ot Gen.
Davis places Major General James F
Yado in command of tho Philippines
and promotes Brig. Gen. Samuel S.
Sumner to the vacancy Iu tho grade
or major general. Major General
Wade is now second In command in
the archipelago, and Sumner is next
to Wade. Both theso veteran oiucers
have been In the Philippines for near
1 three years, Sumner having had
service in Chlnn under Chaffee berore
going to tho islands. In recognition
o!' their long service Wade is to be
brought home and assigned to the
ivuntiiniiii nf n ilpnnrt mont . The same
coiirt-e will be followed In the case of
Sumner, thus leaving General Wood
the senior military officer and In su
preme command.
Our teed Drinks are nood
enough for the Angels and we
frri i-ertnln thev will refresh
and please all ordinary human
beings. On these very warm
days and evenings, there are no
more popular beverages than
our
Phosphates
IceCfcamSoda
Pick-me-ups
Punches
Egg Drinks
Root Beer
Rassle Dade
Pecan Sundae
F. W. Schmidt's
The Heliubhi Dnigglsi
,.!.. Mir. llt'Kk I'li.m. MjiiiMi
Now Is the accepted time to
have your house painted or pa
pered. A little painting here and
there will help Its Iooks wonder
fully. Some nice, bright, new
wall paper will lend freshness
to any room. Our stock of wall
paper was never more complete
pattern In endless variety and
every one new and up-to-date In
color design. Better come In and
let us show them to you and tell
you what it will cost for your
whole bouse or one room.
E. J. Murphy,
111 Court Streot.
i ICE CREAM
L0CKSLEY HALL
Seaside Oregon.
An Honorable Career.
With the retirement of General Da-
i the government loses one oi n
ix blest and most honorable and useful
BPivnntR ills career, covering nioro
than 40 years, has been full of honors
and credit, and few olticers ot me
army have served the flag In more
uuli.lv.enBrnted loenllties. Ho first
entered the service as a quartormas
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ter sergeant or tne uieveniu v.unmn.
ticm Volunteers. Nov. 27, 1S01. and
achanccd through various grades to
that of major In lfcUD. lie rain
the regular army as n captain of In
lantry in ISC", was promoted to colo
nel in 1S99 and to brigadier general
In l(il. having served as a brigadier
o.,..i ,.r vnlnnteei-R durliiL- the Span
ish war. and was appointed governor
general of Porto ltlco.
Mokl Tea positively cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constlpa
,.., a .i.,Hi-litful Imrli drink, lie-
moves all eruptions of the skin, pro-
.1. .!.,.. r,nrfn.t nnmlllexlon or mOIlOy
refunded. 25c and COc. Write to us
r..r ftee sample. W. II. Hooker & Co..
p.i.ffalo, N. Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
druggists.
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Military
Academy
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No Evidence That the Industry is on
the Decline.
...... .1,1. Tl p lulv "5. In
..rorllMlnna frnm the bOlllH
tiiat cotton cultivation, in tho South is
diminishing and that ravage ui . -......
i tr.n.i.nti n-ievll and tne
niUAlLUU tu.w" -v.. - .
Inlinr wil UrOVOOt
lllt'K Ul iil5V-Dnw.j - ,
ttnn nntniit from over agxm
v.... . --- i.m-l
tiou gathered at the department ot
t,n. timt the officials ot
Bglll-UllUlU DUW..- --
the department whose work it is w
study cotton conilitions, are m
l.f nnll.n rr,-,lUl1lltr hBS IJOl
opinion cuu B .
vet reached its zenith. In speak nB
of the f uttiro prospecib oi
crou. John Hyde, statistician oi vu
department, sas:
If the ravages of tlio cotton-bo-U
weevil can be prevented. I do not '
,, .!, th (k fur distant WI10J1
his ..nuntry w-ill produce 20.000.O0d
Pales ot cotton annuauy.
the boll weevil undoubtedly consti
tutes a serious menace to it. I . "
not only the actual damage that tl s
insect does that operates aiainst tho
increase of the production ot cotton
in certain districts, but Its moral f
' i .lionninniTlnir -nlaiilters fro.m
! setting nut large crops, is also very
serious."
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jL l)r .1. W. lllll, liuivili'i".
I- 21th h Marshall Sts . Portland,
Oregon.
A PniVATC DOARDINQ
AND DAY SCHOOL FOH
t BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN.
New buildings, modern and
i complete.
Manual training, military
dlBclpliuo.
I IIoj-h successfully fitted for
i all colleges or for business life,
t Principal or 25 years' expnrl-
encc In Portland.
f Uoya of any ago admitted at
any time.
X rn, fiiliiliiinie
Fall term opens September t
. 10.
4j....4..H--l"H-'H-
Just villi up Main 1BSI. Out
iiin's Candy Store, we will send
.mi wagon around with any
nunntlty or Ice i-re.im you wish
Whnt dessert can you got mnru
siitisfactory and rofreshlnn
this hot weather, than wafers
nnd Ire rrcam. Our cream Is
pure, cold nnd delicious. If
you are down town drop Iu and
try our hot weather drinks.
Try our candles, they nro made
fresh every day
uniion
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STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL
WESTON, - - OREGON
TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER lGth
GOOD SOUND 100
Is always ruceiveil when yon
place your order with lis.
Fir. Tamarack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when yon
can thu best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5i
to'aii.H'i
THE WAY WE DO IT
Impresses most peoplo with the idea
that we have the implements nnd tho
"know how" when It comes to pui
tlng a new tire on a carriage or wagon
wheel. Same thing applies to ovory
t fni-rinirn nnd wagon re-
pairing repainting, rcvarnlshlng ro
upholstering and generully making
the vehicle look as good as now. "lour
orders, please. rnn
Our new nyarauiic ui --
chine does away Willi tne u u
Ii thickens the iron iui" "'," ,, "
ing tho wood. We do not split the
wuu.l in gotting off the tire, and wo
,o It while ynu wait. Last longer
than the old way. Call and look at
it work. Hacks, liuggies ami vviuoim
Wagons. Aliytning
w-u.els prices that are rigid.
NEAGLE DROS.
We Juive tho Stover Oasollne hnglue
7
ii. ,r,,.. .!..,. I, Inn. ulnrc to r.n to
school, examine a
Pendleton
Acadeni
catalogue for the coming year New
l...ll.lt.. ati Hit iihinipfit New man-
Hgement, and a faculty of experlen.-
,m1 leuchcrs. Special arriiiiKini.iii
for music students and for tho care
ml oversight of all students from out
or town. All grade or public school
work thoroughly done. "r "1IH';
preparatory work Is uccoptod Iu the
best colleges Hast and West. Moral
and social advantages tho very best
Term begins September 14, JJ'U
REV. W. H. BLEAKNEY, PRINCIPAL
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! TTJTTOTT
2. AXA-,A.X-
IS
tt.
a big
j DEMAND for
I Uaiiniitl fruitB and vegetitbleB
tliat tasto llko mother's
oxiopole
has all thu t'rt'sh rlpu llavorot
I tho fruit nr vegutablo noth
I lnir hut tho most Buluot Ktook
irooB into a MONOP0I.E nan.
' Every hit i packed I'roali, j
f sweet anu uenoions, wim
j paliiBtaking care and yon can
not find an tial anywhere to
MONUl'UliK.
J. WHITAKER, Dentist; Peevf;rk.
&s? pecialty of Seamless Gold Crowns d Br fc Set
t,l"'nL6 soc, Silver rilling J i. Gold '''TrVnteed.
Th, Vulcanite or Celluoid, ?8 AH work Bu
MONTANA WOOi-GROWERS.
Addressee From Sheepmen t-rom
Over the West.
(Ji-eat Falls. Mont., July
Nonli Jfontana Woolgroweru Aswo-
n'ird annual meeting in this city yos-
HKlay i.-mncd !tt- scbmous
with an iu' ifsaed attendance. Among
in.,,,,11:,; .mpers presed and
rl -.ciissci uuring "j - ---blowing:
"'.low Shall We Inipiovo
our Meadow., and Rivnges ' b. K
i .Hch Dur.Hver: "Best Sboefi lor
." Vu. island Fort Bonton
What it Costs to nun Sheep Twelv
Months." H. C. EwiiiK, Giaat Falls,
luulfa Growing and Winter ood-
,,g or Sheep." I. U tl wwuu.
..n.. irir'i,K nil u ... ...
tne " I D lloillday, Galveston, Tex-,
n.bi -A' t,o National
"Wliat snau w - r
WOOlljrowura vnu-
Powr, Helena.
ti. a.,,, rrnt n 1360
jubi tninK oi 11. r- ....
piano for 20O Uy Joining the union
at TlierKeiBen s j'iuuo u.
LET US FILL
Y O U K bill
For lumber
VVv- can supply you with
Mitildii.it Material ol all
descriptions and ta v e
yon money
o.egon. I'ortland.
Saint Helen's Hall
Standard Grooory j
.MiiiioMitlnir Court Btrect
DOORS
WINDOWS
Building paper lime
cement brick and sand.
Wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon Lumber Yard
AJta St., Opp. Court House
Home anl IW School for
gills or all ages Academic
and College Preparatory courses
a" well "h thorough Primary
instruction. Ideal situation on
the otiUhlrU or city of I'orl
,all,l. iiashet ball, tennU,
horseback riding Year 1-ooh
sent on application.
ELEANOR TEDBETTS, Prln.
Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California
,F ,.iu mental, moral and physi
cs! training for boys. Homo mm
occ. beautiful surroundings; oxcel
hTnt cllmato; careful supervision;
limited numbers; prepares for any
university or for business. Ka 1 term
begins August 11. Send for Uluttrat-
ed SaThoITT, Ph. D, President
LOSSES ALWAYS
MI:T PROMPTLY
Hy tlio I'iru Inmirance Com
p.iniis vvu represent. Our
companion stand first in the
world.
AueU
Hartfor.i Kire liiHuniiiMi t'oMWWlJJ
Allluni'oAwiirunceCo .V.O.TO.twa
miloil A Unciwlllre Hre
Iiihiirsnce fiVM
.1 i, -t.l 1. 1. lur,.alitll
M)rill DflllH' " . ,10074
IHYinVurunce'Co'.. " ' W.m'.m
FRANK B. CLOPTOH
AGENT
800 MAIN STREET