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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1902)
Boys' Clothing and Furnishings. FOR DISPLAY SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW. Boy' school suits, two piece, $1.60,12. aurt $3. Ilovo' koIiohI suit-, thrve piece, 12, $2.50, fS 50 hihI 15. Hovs' kuee pints, ftO,.', 75c II Mid fl 25. Boys' long tutnU. $1.50, fl.76, $2 and $2 50. Boy' sweaters, white, colored and trip-d, 50c to 1 76. Boy' hliirt. Ruf' and -lfTbo-oni-, 50c and 75c ach. Bo. s' caps, 25c and SO.". Boys' hat-, all the late stvles, 60o to $1 50. Bnvo' h1kh; w aive vnu 25c and :55c a palr $1.25 to 52.25. Every Day is a Bargain Day at oar Store. 1 i JtTZ 4- DALEY One Price Clothiers, Fimmhers and Hatters, Pendleton 729 Mam Street FANS SHOW APPRECIATION. R. P. Brown, Captain of the Pendle ton Bateball Team, Presented With a Gold Watch. R. P Urown is probnbly the best tickled man In town. At the book store or I- G. Kriudcr. he was pre sented with a tine gold-tilled and gold Jeweled eripraved hunting case watch by the local baseball fans as a token of tholr appreciation of tho good work he did as captain of the Pendle- I ton baseball team. The movement to present Mr. Brown with something as n memento of his work on the .diamond tor the Pendleton Indians, wns started a few days ago by Boy Illtner and George Hartman, two of the most enthusias tic fans In town. It only took them a few hours to decide what they would present to Mr. Drown and to raise the necessary money from his admiring friends to purchase the watch. The timepiece was purchased of I ouis Huuziker and on the front of the case was engraved the mono gram, "It. B. P." and Inside the back. 7 1 . . V, 5" A Boy; Wild Ride for Life, to It. B. Brown by Baseball Fans., ' , ., Pendleton Ore 1P02" Vlth family around expecting him Mr. Illtner made' the presentation 1 to die. and a son riding for We, 18 in the presence ol t.uite a nvmber of l" "l . " , reported at i?60, and so on ad Infin itum. It does seem possible that those having the reporting of these delayed trains could bettor conven ience and serve the traveling public by sticking closer to the fact and guessing less. Arter a train passes Huntington there should be no great difficulty in determining the time of its arrival and departure at and from stations west of that place. In nny event, It does seem reasonable to expect that the reports from the depot would be within a half hour or the correct time aim would not have to be changed as each hour passed and extended until even the face of the clock was tired from exertion of recording the diff erent guesses. Doubtless there nre all kinds of reasons for the trains being late, but there Is barely any reason for fail ure to report their arrival and depart ure at somewhere near the correct time after the trains nre west of Huntington, and it should be done with the desire uppermost to serve the traveling public. I nsz nivan i i hij( ATTUC DirM-J-i- . The tomato season is drawing to ad us and get your supply for catsup or forr. awms rrcmium nams and Bacon i . s breakfast. Us,r Nice large Mackerel and FineSalM Herring. a Your breakfast will be mad more eniortij.Pl wheat Cakes and Maple Syrup are sprt-L ply the necessary ingredients to make thsr.OooJ you like 'em. Wtfr Esa (oo ya MARTIN'S FAMILY GROCERY AND S The place to get clean, fresh poods. ilallS' R. MARTIN, Proprietor U M Telephone Red 341 friends, and Mr. Brown wns so sur prised and taken back that he could , only utter his appreciative thanks by a great effort. DO NOT SCATTER PAPER. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1G. 1602. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GENERAL NEWS. The Union Pacific has been grauted , an injunction restraining the strikers from placing pickets around their . shops at Omaha. Throughout the United States the anniversary of the death of President McKinley was generally observed by service. in churches. One hundred machinists helpers In the shops of the M. K. & T. at Denni- j son. Texas, have struck for a 15 per cent advance in wages. ! An edict has gone forth in Salt I Lake City stating that no newly mar- j ried women will be employed by the j board of education to teach in thej schools of that city. j Churches in New York have begun ( to adopt resolutions demanding arbl-. tration in the coal strike situation. The First Union Presbyterian church ' was the first to set the example. ! On account of the impoverishment ; of the people by cholera and famine, j the United States commission has re-' mitted the land tax In the province of i Batangas. Luzon, for the year 1902. i .In a fight between a force of native' constabulary and the Rlos band of r-j reconcilables in Tayabas. Luzon, IS j of the band were killed and 25 cap-, tured. The constabulary suffered no loss. ' The burning gusher at Beaumont, Texas, ceased flowing of its own ac cord yesterday, and the fire was eas ily extinguished. A smouldering fire at the big tank is all that remains of the flames. The closing of the mills of the cot ton duck trust at New Hartford. Conn., has practically ruined the town. The object of the move is to re-locate in the South, where the laws will permit the use of child labor. Favorable progress has been re ported in the treatment of 10 cases of leprosy now in the hospital at Ha vana. Cuba. The disease is being treated with a salve and tonic made from mangrove extract which is proving very effective. William H. Stratton. the discover er of Cripple Creek, and one of the wealthiest men in the state of Col orado, died at his home in Colorado Springs last night He was a man whose private charities were bound less, and his interest in public wel fare was without limit. Hotel Pendleton. W H H. Dufur. Dufur. G. H. Burton. San Francisco. H. Alexander, city. J. Reddeck, Portland. W. Maher. Portland. C. M. Smith. Portland. Mrs. W. Anson. Portland. W. S. Albright and wife. city. T. F. Davis. Cincinnati. C. H. Volfe. Portland. Fred Roth and wife. Portland. C. V. Hollis. Oakland... A. R. Grant. Portland. J. A. Cooke. San Francisco. J. S. Mitchell. San Francisco. S. I- Mills and wife. A. H. Rose. Pomeroy. R. W. Blakley. Portland. A. H. Caston, Spokane. E. A. Southerland. Michigan. H. H. Incalls. Portland. J. B. Mulley. Portland. U. R. Glendenlng. Portland. Fannie Jones. J. H. Kloeckman. Portland. S. S. GUI. Portland. cry for Consumption. Coughs ana Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesvllle Ind., endured death's agonies from asthma, but this wonderful medicine gave Instant relief and coon cured him. He writes: "I now sleep sound ly every night." Like marvelous cures nf Pnnnnmntlnn "PTiniimnnln Tlrnnnhl. War ont CoBch, Col'd. nml QrlD Drov lt8 Yards I matchless merit for all Throat troub , les. Guaranteed bottles EOc and $1.00 The Golden Rule. A. B. VT. Hodges. Spokane. R. C. McCaw. Prescott. E. L .McCaw. Prescott. Esta Maxwell. Springfield. A. F. Hill. city. J. C. Hill. city. R. E. Porter. Meacham. W. O. Miller Lexington. J. M. Turner. Lexington. A. G. Bartholomew, Heppner. J. J. Adklns. Heppner. F. C. Adklns. Heppner. J. R. Larke. El Paso. George L. Maccmber. Clarkston. W. L Darr. Weston. Mrs. M. Deut. Walla Walla. W. H. Allison. Seattle. J. F. Krlns. Walla Walla. F. Wostell. Seattle. Mrs. M. Scoggin aud children. Fos sil. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. What is said to be a very strong ticket, was nominated by the Chehal is. Wash., county democrats in con vention Saturday. W. Williams. Portland. George McGilvery, Spokane. R, F. Hynd. Heppner. George A. Young. Shanks. H A Cupner. Monument. T H la Follett. Prinevllle . C. McAuUe and wife. Antelope. Mrs. Murphy. Antelope. C. E. Powers, San Francisco. E. F. Day, Heppner. G. D. Galley .Portland. W. F. Woodstock. Nolln. J. A. Gavltt. ' Chchalis. J. T. Withrow, city. A. Xelson. Athena. Mrs. Ruby, Haines. V. C. Brock, Walla Walla. H. C. Rooper. Antelope. P. I. Walsh, Shanlko. Doug Belts, Pilot Rock. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR. The Police Have Declared Scattering Paper in Back and on Streets. The police have now declared war t Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co.'e on the scattering of paper where the . drag store. winds wlli catch it and scatter it to the four winds of the earth. During; The Rabbitt Pest, the wind, storm of Monday the streets Jack rabbits have taken every thing of Pendleton were literally covered that Is green and are now working on with flying paper and 'it would have j the grain In the stack, and we nre re been dangerous for a person to have.llably informed that in the district driven a skittish horse nlong the ' known as the Rye Grass flat they hnvc I streets. Not only did this state of i stripped all kinds of vegetation from affairs exist during the storm of yes- their foliage except sage brush, and I ?9BH Mm i run jmiNULtt i kjis AuAjji Offers: College Preparatory Course Business Course Teachers' Course Takes all grades frcui Sub-Primary up. Graduita e man (JI&sm In such C tlleres as Vale. Princeton. Stsnf Graduates taking 27 weeks Supplemental Work tttlfMi Certificate!! on sa'ne bads as Normal Schools. Fall tea, -'S' tember 15. For catalogue) address F. L. FORBES, D. D., PffaBj terday. but whenever there is a wind of more than ordinary force It Is the same. Now the police are determin ed to alleviate this situation if pos- .are now devouring the roots of thei same and if they continue their depre-1 dations. as vigorously upon the foun-j uations oi inese grasses ine uamage slble, and every man and woman is will be vastly more serious. On ac warned to be careful about throwing count of these .pests the nsual Sei-1 paper on the streets or In the hack tember and a part of the October feed yards where it can be picked up and , In these localities has been cut so ; scattered by every breeze that comes , short that the stock is forced to seek along. If this is watched It can be other localities for sustenance. Har done away with to a great extent. ney Valley Items and the police are determined to do all In done. their power to see that it is HORSE FALLS DEAD. Weill (pa Badly Injures Rider, Who is Known. Horsebuyer. Baker City, Sept. 1C Charles Pres." cott a horsebuyer whose home Is at Union, sustained a severe fracture of his right leg, below the knee yester-: day morning through his riding horse falling upon him when enroute home ward and passing the home of Coun cilman James York, upon the east side. Mr. Prescott was removed to St. Elizabeth hospital. Dr. W. T. Phy ' was then called and the injured leg set. At last accounts Mr. Prescott was in less pain. 1 Prnm tut rf inlllnrs plltnilftd it SeOmS that Mr. Prescott arrived in the city J ast n cht nfter a trip tnrougn Kiano He strated for home this moruing-aud I oi.kin por..ndta!..butit.prfiji when opposite Mr. orks home- the ., Brhd kkmiMooun. animal fell dead, presumamy ironi heart disease. The rider was caught beneath the horse's body and the limb broken. The unfortunate man's luce wa scratched and bruised some what but no internal injuries resulted as was first reported. rfctkes the Hair erow. Clear the Complexion. Softens and whitens the Hands. Preserves and beautifies the skin of In fants and Children. PonuU.ASbC osr Uotuc. C. S.A. DELAYED TRAINS. Public Greatly Inconvenienced by Seeming Unreliability of Roportinn. Them Whose Fault Is It? Train No. 5 over the O. R. & N. from the East, which is scheduled to pass Pendleton at 11:10 o'clock at night, did not arrive before 5:30 this mornlnc. This train was reported at 6 o'clock In the evening as being j three hours, late; at 10 o'clock it was reported to arrive at S;20 this morn-. Ine-- at 3 o'clock this morning It was For "Pendleton Day" the O. R. & N. Makes a Low Special Rate. This year Spokane will hold her In .,no Fntr October 6 to 14. The a u n mud on the saloon at' .n-odv,. nnd enterprising peoplei the entrance of the Presidio. Cal., of that city are putting forth- unusual : reservation last nignt anu mjiuicid effort to mane mis - and 10 civilians were arrested. i paBa in point of interest, anything ot The grain crop in the Palouse coun-1 the kind ever seen In , h. north Pa try will be fully as large ttjjw n" ... Thursday. October! vou cash w . w. . . . y-x rt I -f J SCHOOL BOOKS OF in We are headquarters for all 4:nds of School ooks and Supplies A full line oi new books now on lianl. We will take your old books in exchange or pay iV was last. About two-thirds of th. , - -occa "on tuV oTS. & crop has been harvested and the , 9 and for tw c UckoUi grain Is being rapidly stored in the N- Co 'III on uc q . warehouses. c..ni-oT,o nn roturn. eood until I her 15 at $6.50. This Includes admls- Harney county, acording to the as- sIoc t0 tne lair se&sor's returns filed last week, has, . 861" horses. 54.789 cattle. C0.925, Excursion to Washington, D. C. sheep and 344 head of swine. The Qn t,)e of.rnglon f the G. A. R. en total value of the taxable property In , campmenli t0 held at Washington, the county is S2.197.C25. D C i October C .o 11. the O. R. & N. The postofflce department has is-, Co. will sell round trip tickets at ..l?V--,ri nr ler directing all SC9.85. Dates of sale September 29 malls for" trans-Paclflc destinations , and 30, limit i,.ofi.r m lif- forwarded by the steamer to Bail first without regard to whether such steamer sails from San Francisco, Seattle of Vancouver. Crawfish cooked In white wine and frssh crabs at Oratr's. 30 days. Choice routes, going and coming. ot Notice. All persons knowing themselves ln debted to me will please call and set tie their account, H. M. SLOAN. TABLETS ! 5; We have a very large line j of School Tablets, the new- est and best. Over FIFTY ' different kinds r.ow nndis-j play. "We Never Sleep" is f ths title cf our big 5c pen il $1 tiblet, with the picture of an g owl. It can't be beat. We have several others of equal- . lv cood value. S FRAZIER'S I Book Store. 1 RDB IT IN Our Penetrat ing Liniment Isagood thing to use for sprains, aches and bruises, BOY IT TRY IT RUB IT IN GUARANTEED The Pendleton Business;, Large, well 'lighted, well vcr)tllatec Comfortable Rooms. COURSES OF STUDY Commercial Course Bookkeeping by actual businwiaHMMMl vtded by "BadUr'e Budget System," thorough anocomih' ..j -1 1. 1 .. V. ., i - . t.ta lfunait-u- lnmnt (Jormjponaence ana fenmansnlp. ;tfnnnranhlc Course Rhorthand by the Gregg LA Typewritliig, BDelllug, Pdragraohlng, Punctuation, Corresp: lug, Care na Management or wrmug macuines. n.n.i it m t i... xj v nnnrvanv m IKIX ttb LUe OIUUW Wl Wf 'AflLts W 1A. ..w.,, wMjB.Ri Corner Court and Johnson Sta Pendleton, Oregou. KfJk? n rvrnAITlOT TIir Shoemaker is km V, DCKvUIO I , rear of Lee TeutaPg First class repairiDg, best materials. x 2 7 SSSX33iX3G 2 lot Mead! Mead! i We are offering this week some exception Tjyy heavy all-wo.ol Ingrains. These carpets wts p( from last year's stock and are worth 75c Per5l,etla You will see some of the patterns in t't! 57c. xou win see some ot tne patterns in New goods just coming in. 1 Look for Septemte' aF Pen la: F.W.Schmidt &Co. Reliable Druggists. Phone, Main 851. GRAND PICNIC AT KINE'S f Every Sunday JV Dancing begins Sunday at 2 p.m. Admission to dnt,g form 25 cents ; ladies free. Busses to and ''-tnri grounds day and night. tJUI RESTAURANT ON GROUNDS. Tie grove can be fj picnlo parties by applying to PETER SMUfc St. George. & 9A PERFECTION IN FLOj IK BM Is reached in BYERS' BEST. Better flour cannot The cream of the wheat crop enters in Byers - Flour, which is right for bread and X ! rr p,i,;'no fiti We PENDLETON ROLLER W. S. Byers, Proprietor H2l For Health, Strength and Pleasure Drink ::::::: Polydore Moens, Proprietor. n Im3