SATURDAY, DECEMDER 20, 1903, unibl t-nu i v i - r.sr nocnnMiAN. PENDLETON, OREGON I t t 4 Overcoat Sale LISTENED TO FRIENDS, t 4 To clean up tho halanco of our overcoats wo mako tho following sweeping reductions: $7.00 Coats go at $5-00 $8.00 Coats go at $5.75 $9.00 Coats go at $6.75 $ 10.00 Coats go at $7.50 , , $ 12.50 jCojjts go at $9.50 $1 4.00 Coats go at $ t J .50 .All other price boats not mentioned are re clucecA'in b'rtmo proportion. NEWS OF ATHENA MARSHAL RAN BAND OF Advised to Try Medical Lake Treat mentDoes so and Is Cured. Meillrnl I.nl.o SnltH MiumfncturlliR Company, Spolmno, Wnsli: iiw sirs For Bovorul years I GYPSIES OUT OF TOWN I hml hvtm n guitoror from chronic (lis- orilor of the Htotuticii. uoiimi numw. cat nor drink with tomfort, and my Btonmcli sPumoil to rohol ngnlliHt Bitch food as othiir pooplu unjoyod. It wnB - tlmn nflnr I Ii'IH'THm! ()f tllO V I T" MlillL' mill; . - . tncs of Moillcnl l.nlo In oiiro of mirli I - 729 MAIN STREET GENERAL NEWS. Tho now Culiaii.Uiilteil Status re tilriroctly law socs Into offect at in I tin Ik lit of December 27. Lord Rothschild says American In lluonce In the far east can tip the scale aculnst Russia by InslstlnR up on Manehurla hcliiK an open market to the world, Representative Shafroth, of Colo rado, will endeavor to have a law enacted making It a ponnl offense to melt down gold coin or to make jewelry and buttons of It. j Wagner and Leach, two I'Jttslnirg j baseball players, have refused uti of fer of $1(1.000 Tor next year'B season, I the money to lie divided half and half , between them If they would travel I together. " I Thugs attempted to kill Hov. .1. Nlel Sheridan, of I'noblo because he has been making war on the tough element of the city. His life was ' saved by a dog, half must Iff tind half bloodhound. The latest researches by ethnolog ists reach (he conclusion that thu j Eskimo pe'ople trom Greenland to llerlng Sea. are Identical racially with the aboriginal inhabitants of Siberia, and ate essentially .Mongol, j The rumor Is persistent among i botli democratic and ixipiilist politic-1 inns of the Middle West that Ilryan will bolt his party tho coming sum mer should the conservative wing I dominate in the national convention. I William (loebel, Fred Habcrstraw and William Hackus, of Ualtlmore. ! went to bed Christmas eve when s-omewhal "mil," forgetting to turn off the gnB. which was 'blown out by a draft of wind. They will never do It again. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NORTHWEST NEWS. Hotel Pendleton. F. Wlcden, Portland, G. S. Youngman, I -jrtlnnd. George N. Iiarron, Now York. Mrs. Ganger and child, done. Hnrvoy Jones. I'llot Rock. C. R. Cook, Spokane. W. T. Holland, Los Angeles. R. A. Seeds, Spokane. George Stovens, Spokane. William Mnhcr, Spokane. C. St. Smith, Portland. F. 11. Hell, Spokane. S. A, Frans. W. I). Chamberlain, city. W. F. Hlslop and wife, city. F. W. Lampkin, city. A. Carney. San Francisco, Hotel Bickers. Airs. linker, Meacham, .Miss U .M. Laughlln. S, St. Cutting. S. J. Cutting. .Mrs. .M. E. Baker, Seattle. George Jackson, Seattle. J. T. Coffey. .Miss Williams, .Meacham. S. S. Gill. Spokane. C. F. Weiss. Freowater. C. G. Stewart nnd wife. city. W. H. Shannon, Helix. D. H. Truff. city, hlu Abblt, Hot Lake. C. Vanderfnry, Hot Lake. J. W. Smith, Athena. Mrs. Fred Long. Spokane. C, F. Harris. Baker City, C, Sunbock,' linker City. J. II. Listen, Eugene. N'. U. Hlbbs und family, Lowfstnn. ' E. IJ, 'Fletcher, Gervlas. Mrs. R. McDougal and son, Tekoa. Harry Chamberlain, a Great North- ern conductor, fell from the top of liitf train near Everett. Christmas morning and was instantly killed. George It. Grace, member of the Grate Commission Company, of Se attle, committed suicide Friday morn ing, by shooting himself through the head. Local transport officials at San Francisco have been ordered to pre pare the troopships' Sherman and Newport lor Immediate sea service. Their destination Is not yet known. Joe Richardson, a loafer around sa loons, died at Colfax Friday, alter drinking In .quick succession, 18 glasses of beer, on a bet that ho could drink 20 glasses without stop ping. Frank Goodman, a Northern Pacific brakeman, was forced to Jump from his train, near Tenlno, Wash., Friday, 1 while It was running 35 miles per1 liour, by two negro thugw who first , robbed him of $40. General Funston annouuees that four companies of troops will be, sta tioned m Fort Wright by March 1. and that this fort will bo thu princi pal one In the Inland Empire after thlB year, although Spokane will not likely tie tho department headquar ters. Eighty-thiee bales of hops wore sold at Eugene on Thursday evening for 20 cents per pound, and It Ih tho opinion of the most conservative deal erB that this is nbout the top notch lor the season. Many tons of hops will bo sold this week It the buyers still offer 20 cents. H. Dillon, one or the smoothest thieves- -on the coast, was captured in Portland Thursday, while In the act of" selling a Htolen Hiiit of clothes at 'a pawn shop. Over 30 aulta una overcoatK wero located nt different shops where he had Bold them within the past three weeks. Revolution Imminent. A sure sign or approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system la nervousness', sleeplessness, or atom, nch upsnts. Electric Hitters will quickly dismember tho troublesome causes. It novor falls to tone tho stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Rowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarify tho, blood, Rundown systems benefit particularly and all tho usual attending aches vanish under its ficnrchinir and thorouch effectiveness. Electric Hitters is only COc, and that' Is returned if it don't givo perfect sat isfaction. Guaranteed by Tollman & Co., druggists. S. C. Kllnore Is Recovering from Kick I. O. O. F. of Weston Entertain, ed and Members from Athena At. tended Baptist Revival Medina Has Closed There Is Some Grip In the Neighborhood. Athena, Dec. ,B3.'-iAthona was visj lU'df the Inst Tow days by n band o( gypsies. The city marshal ran them cut of .town. Uhey nro enmped Just out of Mio city limits nt present. Yes terday (they panld to t)ie house of S. C. Kllgoro nnd'gitve Ills wlfo a prctly Wid scare. Mr. William Parker and daughter. Grace, of Washington, nrrlved In the city to spend tho holidays with Mrs Paikor3 son and daughter, Mr. ml'l Mrs. Will McCullom. S, iC. Kllgoro has nlimist recovoied being kicked by n horse, Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs, Orange Chnmborlaln's children had an attack of grip last week. The I. 0. 0. F. lodge of Weston gavo a lino entortnlnmont, Thursday evening. About 18 or 20 members of I. O. O. F. lodge of this city attended and a -very enjoyable evening was passed. Rev. Clarke, the noted evangelist from Connecticut, und Rev. Moore, pastor of the Baptist church, closed a mnpt successful meeting Sunday after auuui ilirco months' hard work. Earl SaundorB has returned from Itosuhurg to spend tho holidays and attend the Christmas dance Mews cases before I consonted to try tho water fur tho reason thut I had no , fui.h In It, But porslstont frlpuda tinnltv prevailed nnd I commenced, t using tho tvntoo Much 10 my huh prise Immediate Improvement follow! cd and In an Incredibly abort time wan entirely iwell. Since then I eat what best pleases mo nnd. no further trodllle 1. experienced. fi Aledlcnl Lake, Wash. Sold by Tnllnian & Co.. lending drugglfltB, and A. C. Kooppcn & Dros. COMMERCIAL TEACHERS. - SAMFMt JJAKuAlWJ t In Real Estate f 3200 acres good wheat land Well watered and improved. f,i 2. 50 per acre. 1000 acre stock ranch. All fenced. Raises 200 tons of hay; has running water; open range near by, $5000 to-room house and two lots. Modern conveniences. $3500. 1 All on Easy Terms. Idaho's Largest Bridge. Assistant State Engineer James Stephenson returned yesterday trom Amerlcau Fnlls, where ho Inspected the state bridge under construction there. Three of thu crib piers are In and tho trestle approach to the east end of the structure la completed. Unless delayed by accident, the bridge will bo ready for traffic by February 1. It is ono of tho most substantial and economical structures in the state, besides being of hand some design. Bolso Statesman, A Costly Mistake. Blunders are sometimes very ox ponalve. Occasionally life Itself Is the prico of a mistake, but you'll nover be wrong If you take Dr. King's New Life Pills for .Dyspepsia, Dlmlness, Headache, Liver or Bowol troubles They are gentle, yet thorough. 35c at Tollman & Co.'s drag store. Strayed. From Bowman's ranch, on 'McKay creek, seven miles from Moac.ham, in October, three head of horses. One 3-year-old 'roan horse, branded Q on left hip. Ono 2-year-old bay horse, branded Q on left hip. Ono 2-yoar-old bay fitly, branded Q on loft hip. A reasonable reward will be paid for in. formation leading to tho recovery, Address W, Brummott, Meacham. Or. The Peruna Almanac In 8,000,000 Homes. Tho Poruna Lucky Day Almanac has become a fixture In over eight million homes. They nro to be ob talned at nny first-class druggists', free, Do" sure to Inquire early. The 1904 Almanac is already published, and tho supply will soon be exhaust. ed. Do not put It off. Get ono to day. Acker's Bldod Elixir positively cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and Hcrotu lous affections. At all times a matchless system tonic and purifier. Money refunded if you are not satis fied. 50c. and ?l.ou. For- sale by K. AV. Schmidt &! Co. E. T. WADE & SON P. O, 1IOX Xlt Thone black 1111 Office In'K, O, Bide Olympla Beer Olympla Ceer, Tho most popular brand for family uso. On draught at Anton Nolto's. He also handles tho bottled beer In any quantity desired, t SUNDAY AT X I THE CHURCHES J Congregational Church Sunday services iib follows: Sunday acliool nt 10 n, ni.; morning worship and preaching nt 11; home missionary sermon on "Our Country for Christ". Junior Endeavor meeting at 3 p. in., evening service at 7:30. A cordial welcome to all. Jonntiinu Edwards I pastor. M. E. Church, South Preaching' by Rev. W. C. Howard, of .Milton. I sou of the pastor, at 11 n. nu Sun-1 day school at 10; Epworth League at fi:30; preaching nt 7:30. o First Baptist Church Services Sunday, Dec. 27: Sunday school at 10; preaching, 11 n. m. und 7:30 p. m. Rev. Bleakney will conduct the services both morning nnd evening. Methodist Episcopal Church 10 ' a, m Sunday school, A. J. Owen, hii perintendent; 11 a. m., sermon and baptismal service for adults; 12:15 p. m., class meeting, ltev. G. W. Illgby. leader; 3 p. 111., Junior league; 6:30 p. m Epworth League; 7:30 p. ui preaching. All nro cordially invited. Robert Warner, pastor. o First Christian Church Sunday school, in n. m.i preuciiing, U n, ni subject, Gal. Ill;' Christian Endeavor. fi;30 p. m.; preaching, 7:30 p. m.; subject. "Pardon Its Means nnd Evi dence." At this service the choir will sing mi anthem, nnd Miss Mity- lene Williams Fraker will sing "The Star or Botlileliiim," by Adams. The members will lake dinner nt thu church and in the afternoon will have their annual "roll call" and business meeting. N. H. Brooks, pastor. o Fir.1t Pri.ithui.rlan rhiarM, 11, n m., Sunday school; 11 a. m annual Now Year's service nnd sermon; 1:45 p. ra.. Christian Endeavor: 7:30 p. m., sermon by Rev. E. C, Wort man, nf Tnrnm.i. It fa onrmmtlv ,lr,. sired by. the pastor that all persons In nny way related to tho work of this eiiurcn, do present at me morning service. Strangers are very cordial ly Invited. Robert J, Olvcn, pastor. Temple and Pleasant View Hov'. R. j. Attnr will nrpnch In Tnmnln Chapel at 11 a. m.( and Pleasant Vlow in o p. m. Nearly a Thousand Are Gathered nt Cincinnati, Cincinnati. O., Dec. 2C- -Representative teachers of tho IiiisIiiosb col leges nnd (Milling Institutions, throughout tho country are nrrlvlng In Cincinnati to attend tho iinmial convention or tho Nutlonnl Commer cial Teachers' Federation, to he held during the four days beginning Mon day next. It will he the eighth annu al gathorlng of the federation nnd nn attendance 01 nearly 1,000 moiiibera is oxpected. .During the four days, of (he conven tion. In addition to tho general meet ings of tho federation, separate ses sions will bo neld by the National Penninnshlp Teachers' association, the Nntlonnl Shorthand Tcnchcra' ns sedation, the National Business Teachers' association nnd the Associ ation of Private Commercial School Muiiagors, all of which organizations are nlllllated with the National Com mercial Teachers' Federation. Owing to the recent strike of tho prisoners In thu Multnomah county Jail, Sheriff Storey decided not to furnish them with a turkey dinner on t Christmas day ns usual. For tho first time In IS years they nte plain fare tor dinner on Christmas day BROCK & TrvvitAH irniii, inn.....! nomay Go JARDINIERES ' ' STEINS AND VASES LEATHER pfJOKET STAGH0RN DRESSING UASES MANICURE SETS AND FANCY PERFUME ATOMIZERS EBONY HAIR AND CLOTH 1 ' SINGLE AMD TRIPU0Alll FINE PERPDBEsrjl HOLHil Oat Prices arc the Lowest that First-( can be sold for, t I YOUR CREDIT IS For ono of our high-grado Sewing M The Singer js acknowledged to hethji poneci sowing macnino built, Tm proven it to bo the best machine fornjl pose. Wo would bo pleaded to have vo i o:.. ...... :i nr.. 1 , 'J .1 u owifcui uu tnui. o Know wnat therd will be, for a trial proves its merits Ah inj mum iiuwn auu nio uuiunce in ejijl mentB. Office 5o9 College Street P. A. LOVETANG, Man The Lono Star State. Down In Texas at "Yoakum ia a lie dry goods firm of which Mr. J, M, llallor la (ho head. Mr. ifnllor on one of his trips Bant to buy Rooda wild to a friend who was with him la tho palace car: "Here, tako ono of these Little Early nicors upon rotirlne and you will bo up early in tho morning reeling good."' For tho "dark brown1 taste, .headache and that logy fooling Do Witt's Llttip Early Rlaors aro.the befit pills to use. sold by Tollman & L'O. "Ited" Comyns, a noted thief of So. attle. Who swore that ho was advised and Influenced to rah a .prominent tin shop In Seattle, by tho chiof of polite, was discharged Friday, Ho Is a common thief, and thu police do partmont wanted (o. catch hint in some crime and gut him out of the Way for n term of yeara, hut 1i!b dis charge by n Jury wob n disappointment Cklldron's school shoes that wear and look well at Toutsch's. Deafness Cahnot Be Cured, by local applications, a they cannot reach tuf dtsward portion of tun ear. -There 'It only one way to cure deafneatf. and that In hy constitutional remedies. Deafness la caused hi ' an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining or the Kustacnlan Tube. When this tube In Inflamed you have a mtnbllntf sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Ik entirely closed, Deafness Is the result, and unless the Inflammation can be taken out nnd this tnbo restored to Its normal condition, bearing will be de stroyed forever; nine cane out of ten nre caused hy Catarrh, which Is nothing but an iniiameil condition 01 tue mucous sur. fureH. We will give Oun Hundred Dollars for nny case nt Deafness (cuused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured hy llnllH Catarrh Cure. Heuu for circulars, rree. P. J. CHENHV. ic CO,, Toledo, O. Bold ly druggists, 75c. Hall's family fills nro the best. X'mas Presents Fn Beginning Friday, Dec. 1 8 , and continuing until Sa ight, Dec, 26 WE WILL GIVE EACH OF OUR CUSTOMERS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT, IB T OF THE PRESENT DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF HIS OR HER PU FREE! FREE! FREE! With every Man's Suit of Clothes a pood Hat, worth 20 per cent oftte j Hit? nuit L with a $IU.UU Suit a $2.00 Hat, etc.J With every Boy's Suit of Clothes a Hat worth 20 per cent of value of mil With every Overcoat, men's or boy's, a' Pair of Gloves worth 10 perci value or the overcoat. With every pair of Long Pants a Pair of Suspender With every pair of Shoes a Pair of Socks or Hose. With eveiv Lady's Coat a Fine For worth 20 per cent of the value of with $10,000 coat a $2.00 fur, etc.) With every Lady's Skirt a nice Shirt Waist worth 20 per cent of tie the skirf ($1 .00 waist with 5.00 skirt, etc. To every person buying Si .00. worth or more goods not mentioned i ijottie ot tine JPertome, or any 25c article from our toilet case. THE FHIR THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE MEDICAL LIKE SOAP As Sure as the Sun Shines yuu u icci oeiier, iook uciwr antr washing the kla sad calp with Medical Lake Toilet Soap-no one who Dandruff and other akin Irritations, or bn pestered with the soreness of Sunburn and Mosquito Bites sod Juts used thU delightful Sop erer had any doubt at to it being the sweetest, purest medicated soap. nude. ThU ciwcraciy rcircsnioc toilet article it 'per. . uraca wiia ine nal- url flower odors and p.il0,t''1"j contains all the wonderful curative nd "''f'-ffi, otL rUdlcal Uke Salt. aoHerandMvho I" ffi&V exposed to the tun and wind delight in it. "c Soap and a, good healthy complexion. K, ask voun nnucGI8T-26e. A 9 Medical Uke Soap and Ointment are ait cl V for hair and tcalp-use lhem both for dandruff, l and nurlfvlnf. M,lir.l lUe remedies are 00' V - . . , j vn nlNTMENT.. ..rf'ill If applied (especially after ""'''"'."jl-js.:, ' . ..iiicM Medical LakeSaHfMfr.Co..SoleMfri.,NcwYof U For sale by Tallmnn 4 .Co., Leadlnn Druno.t.( and A. Q. Kooppen Bros. .11