DAILY EAST OIUSGONIAN, PKNDIJ3TOX, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER. 3, 1001
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EXPANSION SALE
BARGAIN WEEK
Clothing and Fornishing Goods Department
Ht voiir service with complete lino of tlio newest and
Wf Tt the fnI1 8"lts 5u'v0 8,;c" tllla 8cnson or aro ,( ,K! scc
best of n matter or quality, or stylo, fit and workman
any w ,cri)r(Ii , I)0t or all tlioso excellences which a satisfac
tory "sllt' to 'os'!CS9' lllC!i S,'C"k "109t cI("1"ull,1' for
themselves.
Men's all-"""', tallor-miulo suits, new fall and winter styles,
regular value S12.no, $14.00, SIB-"", salo price, $10.05.
325 men's nil-wool, tallor-mado suits, rcKulnr value $10.00,
tr 00 ami $18.00, you nmy como In and select from our cloth
lng" counters any ' the suits at $12.75.
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Alexander Dept. Store f
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES f
IT'S THE BEST SMOKE ON THE MARKET
Manufactured by A. ROHDE
Monarch
Ranges
MallcnlIo Iron and the kind
you cannot hrcnlc I havo n
full lino or Ranges, Heaters,
both wood and coal, mid in
vite you to call and examine
the same before buying.
T. C. TAYLOR
The Hardware Man
NEW RIVER BOUT
STEAMER MOUNTAIN GEM
NOW IN SERVICE.
New Era Tor LcwKton Begins With
the Installation of the Elegant lllv
er limit to Ply on the TJpier Snake
Trial 'hip Proves Thnt tho New
Moat Draws Hut 2" Inches or Wa
ter When Loaded, and Can linn the
Rapids Without Aid of a Line.
Lewlston, Oct. 3. The steamer
Mountain Gem made the Initial trip
to Asotin Saturday and brought to the
city 101 sacks of wheat while the
stenmer Spokane, loaded with 1000
sacks.
The trip was a most successful one
and Captain Gray expresses himself
ns well pleased with the craft. Tho
stnrt was made at 8:30, but a consid
erable delay was encountered at Cox's
rapids while the stenmer Spokane
was lining over the swlrt water.
The Mountain Gem ascended the
rapids Without the aid of a line but
again lost more than two hours while
the Spokane was loading at Asotin.
The run to Asotin was made In one
hour and 10 minutes running time
and but 27 minutes were required to
make the run from Asotin to Lewis
ton. The steamer was loaded at Asotin,
In a little over two hours and the
cargo was delivered to" the company
platform along the Northern Pacific
track In this city for shipment. With
the load of 1019 sacks of wheat the
Mountain Gem settled Into the water
but eight Inches which gives the ves
sel a draught of 27 Inches, while the
steamer Norma takes 29 and the
Lewlston 32 when running light.
Messrs. C. F. Allen of the Lewis
ton Steamboat Company, Messes. Pe
terson, Wilkinson and Nehrhood of
the Eureka company, and E. W.
Eaves of the Vollmer-CIearwater
Grain Company were passengers on
the steamer and reported a most en
joyable trip.
The engines are In charge of Engi
neer Walker, who occupied the posi
tion of nssltant engineer on the
steamer Imnaha. Oscar Oleson,
purser on the Imnnhu, fills a similar
position on the Mountain Gem and
Prank Fesler, general agent. Is nct
lng as mate at the present time. Af
ter today It Is expected that the boat
will muke two trips daily. As soon
as the unloading apparatus Is arrang
ed It will take but a short time to re
move the cargo to the cars at the
Lewlston terminus.
More Lands at Auction.
Crookston, Minn., Oct. 3. The sale
of the lands of the ceded portion of
the Red Iiike Indian reservation was
resumed In this city today. The orig
inal sale was held at Thief River
Falls In June, but the attendance was
small and not more than one-third of
the land was sold. More than 1000
tracts aro to be offered at the present
sale.
Montana State Fair.
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Helena, Mont., Oct. 3. The Mon-
tnna state fair which opened today Is i
In every respect the most notable ex
hibition of its kind ever held. In the ;
state. During the past year a num
ber of now buildings have been con
structed on the ground and these are
all well filled with exhibits illustrat
ing the various Industries and re
sources of' the state. The mining,
livestock and agricultural depart
ments are well up to the standard of
former years, while tho manufactur
ing exhibits far surpass anything ever
attempted before. Another Interest
ing feature of the fair will be the
race meeting which will continue
through the entire week. Today's at
tendance was large for the opening
day and record-brenklng crowds nre
expected later in tho week.
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(RE5CENT
iftdinufiununili
Makes
Light Bread
Tuberculosis Congress.
St. Louis, Oct. 3. Leading medical
men, not only of America, but of
Europe as well, are attending the
American International Congress of I
Tuberculosis which opened In St.
Louis today. The sessions will con
tinue three days and will be devoted
to the discussion of the latest meth
ods of curlnp and preventing the
spread of the "white plague."
Made of egg and phosphate, Cre-eont linking Powder gives
hotter satisfaction than any other. "Crescent" contains no
lime, Roehello salts, etc., ami leaves no bitter or nnty "bak
ing powder" taste In the food.
Sold Everywhere 25c
Pittsburg Hank Merger.
Pittsburg, Pa.. Oct. 3. Stockhold
ers of the North American Savings
Company, at a meeting today, voted
to relinquish control of the Fort Pitt
National Bank, which In turn absorbs
the Fifth National Bank. The new
concern will be known as the Fort
Pitt National Hank, and will begin
business nniT with deposits amount
ing to J4,000,000.
Allied Printing Trades.
St. Joseph, Mo Oct. 3. Several
score of delegates were ptesent today
at the opening of the stnte conven
tion of the Allied Printing Trades.
The sessions will continue until
Thursday and will be devoted to the
discussion of various subjects of im
portance to the craft.
Killed by 10,000 Volts.
Portlund, Oct. 3. While working
CO feet from the ground stringing
electric wires Saturday evening, Tom
Wnldron's hat came In contact with
a live wire and 10,000 volts of elec
tricity .passed through his head,
killing him Instantly.
What Is Lire?
In the last analysis, nobody knows,
but we do know thnt It is under
strict law. Abuse that law even
slightly, pain results. Irregular liv
ing means derangement of the or
gans, resulting In Constipation, Head
ache or Liver Trouble. Dr. King's
New Life Pills quickly readjust this.
It's gentle, yet thorough. Only 25c
at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Ask Your Grocer
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
Mafele and Granite Wotks
Anyone Intending to secure a monument or headstone for relative or
friend will ilo well to see us. Largest collection to select from. LowuBt
prices. ?
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
New Stone Building, Court Street, next to Domestic Laundry.
Direct from Europe
HO WE RECEIVE A PORTION OF 'OUR STOCK. THERE IS .NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR THE HUSH, AND THERE IS NOTHING TOO (iOOD FOR THE PEOPLE OF PENRLErON. IN ELECTRICAL
fiUlU'LIES THERE IS NOTHING 1VUS (CANNOT SUPPLY YOU WITH.
AVE ARE DAILY EXPECTING THE ARRIVAL OF THE AIOST MAGNIFICENT LINE OF EUROPEAN ELECTRIC PORTAHLE LAMPS AND HANGING PICTURES EVER SHOWN IN THE WEST.
THE EARTH PRODUCES NO FINER Oil MORE BEAUTIFUL GOODS THAN THESE. THE FOLLOWING IS A LETTER WE HAVE RECEIVED, WHICH EXPLAINS THE DELAY IN THE ARRIVAL
"OraUlUHE. GOODS:
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PORTLAND, ORE., Sept. 27, 1001.
Pendleton Electric Supply House,
Pendleton, Ore.
Gentlemen:
Answering your favor of the 26Ui lust, wo beg to htaU; that the Elec
troliers nro on Uie uuy from Europe, and nre due uny duy. We hope to
ship directly.
AlwajM ready to nervo you we remain, yours truly,
M. SELLER & CO.
Your Electrical Wants are What We Want to Supply
Pendleton Electrical Supply House
Maple Brothers, Proprietors
217 Court Street
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