East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 26, 1901, Image 5

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    ,50.
autiful Dress Skirts
Just arrived, will be sold
at Closing Out Prices
A Big reduction on
FURS
aver Bros- Dry Goods Co.
CASH STORK
ABObT THE HELIX SCHOOLS CALLS HIM K PREVARICATOR
DAY.
NOVEMBER .
BREVITIES.
Howard Kami loans.
Mnwiml. lire Insurance.
.... .1 nuria sewing ma
lt nuii" "
chnre on the I BO premium nt
Furniture "ton-
Mi Hlli DlekM and Hl,l"r
bulk. at Hnwley'a.
hulk mustard, the finest oi.
l. , . Ik...,' t M
RVl, se
iflf (In. mountain cabbage for
kraut. at Dematt'B.
rtJ niui., matt ready for
. Try It DemottV
Ihnll.r mid - vveet UIMII ' ' "I."
Bulity. at 0 li DWBOrtt.
I Mi of Ma BUM crackers
Kitof. t U ItMMteri.
lWt the Standard when you
l Knt in tin iToeerf line
0V.ni i 1,1,1, room hulls, on
fed" Innmi. :u "liver Co. a.
hrmtnta at reduced prices at
m Hron l'r OOOQIUMI nun
III prkM on furs at Clea.er
r (.. , ntnpany s l.asn
li Hawk ) i ami leave your
lor a Thanksgiving turkey, fat
trtlni baker) i urt mint cant
laav your order for Thanks-U.
I' laieat style and loweat
a fur foods nee Clever Bros
mil Company's Cash Store.
MM dressed geese, ducks.
I ami tarkayi eu be had at
adanl at the loweat prices.
eived a ship
f Kewtoni i towing gum.
wy b ceal package you gut a
iwr a nice watch.
I Wad ha- stock ranches
aadi an,! tkoiot elty property
i iveain.-i commission
, In E, Q. building.
ME
JAN. 1st, 1902,
tog to Give Away
A Lady's SoWd
Gold
Watch Val
ued at - -
$100
I wiii u Kuen with every
P Dollar Purchase.
Hunziker
I Mr and optician
1011 .i.uur
Corect stylo and prices at Rader's
Furniture store.
House for runt. Inquire of J. 1..
Sharon, lit Minder's.
Homes ui reasonable rates at S-mi
pie's barn, opposite city 1"ll.
Where Is the best place to buy I in
nlture? At itadur's. of course.
Wheat buy delivered. Leave orders
nt Oregon Feed Yard Peter West
SewliiK Children's clothliiK "Be am(
up. Mrs. Ada Hoss. BIO Jane street
NpM better and only a few as gistd
iih The Palm Chocolate at Koeppcn
tiros
Souvenir china don't Itst I ;ig liet
ter get your choice at nuct ai tM
Owl's. Prices low.
Picture fraiuliiK a BMOioJry, New
'.hie of picture moulding Brass
Haorwata tot tiMMl at 0, Sharp's.
Nothing I'ke a ple.i ol BOOT soli
china lor your eaterii l-lend.i A OUC
Hue Just opened at 'lie Ox 'Ie-
House.
For sale. 1 acres ot line wheat
land south of Adams Terms. $70"
cash, balance to suit purchaser. Jam i
A. Howard.
Don't miss that game Thanksgiving
dny. (lohlendule Academy vr Pen, He
ton Academy. Come out am yell 1 rfl
the pad and white.
Will have the nicest turKeys on the
mark' t. all stall fed fowlu. Cull and
BW no and leave your order fur a
big bird. H. Martin.
Kver thing the market affords fir
your thunkiKlvliiK dinner, cranberries,
sweet potatoes, plum pudding and
trult cakes. li Martin.
Ileal wages puld to a eap'ible. ex
perieueeil girl tor general housework
Apply at once at No. loB Jackson
street, across Maln-sti.et bridge.
Alpha Assembly No. . United Ar
tisans. will give a social dance on
Thanksgiving night. Thursday Nov.
2Kth. in I at Dow Musi. Hall Music by
Kirkiuau's orchestra.
I. Q. O. F , Integrity and Kur. kii
lodges will hold a Joint social In their
hall Wednesday evening this week
All visiting Odd Fellows will be
made welcome and are invited to at
loud Four cars of cattle are being load
ed at the W. r C. H stock yard it:
this city for shipment Two cars go
to Furnish West at Tacoma. and
two lo ( arson Urns Seattle. They are
all fat beet Itflffl
The ladle.; of the Presbyterian
church will have a sale of fancy arti
cles, audi as dolls, Christmas stock
nigs. etc.. In Hendricks hall. Decent
Iter B Chicken dinner will be served
irom 4 to 10 D. m. Price. 25 cents
"A Wise Woman." which has been
secured for one night some time In
the near r,uture at the Frpzer Opera
House is headed by a voting laid who
lor the past three years has been a
member of Aiigustin Dalv's company,
and has attructed an amount of at
tent ion from the critics that rarely
falls to ao young in artist The
young lady referred to Is Marie 1-tt
mour.
At bedtime I take a pleasant herb
drink, the next morning I fee' bright
and my complexion la better My
doctor says it acts gently on the
stomach, liver and kidneya, and ia a
pleasant laxative. It la made from
herbs and la prepared as eaaiiy aa
tea. It ia called line's Medicine.
I Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day Price 25c and &Oc.
For aale by Tallman Co., sole
agents.
w Furniture
"Ve just luceived a . .,ri,,.,,l rvf tile latent ;nni most
"Mo date styles in furnjture ever shown in Fendle
It Will Wllt cmtla.lt.nn nju, in tlw lurnillirv
Nine " auiubiiiMig .1, I., hh m
L Lail 10 nd tnspeel my new goods ami the pru-es
-j a igm.
JOB BASLKK
Main Street, PendJeton
REPORT OF THE PART
THREE MONTHS' WORK.
And an Entertainment Program for
Thankagivii g.
Helix. Nov. 26. The foil wins Ib a
program to be given by tM Helix pub
He Bchonls on Thanksglvlna evenim,
Nov. 28:
Song "America."
Invocation.
Song -"The star Spangb d Hanicr
Ueninrks by W. S. Mavberrv.
Ue itations by Lawrle B .It. l.est. t
Richmond Freddie itlrhards.in and
Aurlel Tlmmorman.
Recitation -"The Story of Ihf Pll
crlm." Tlllie Waiter.
Song- By ten pupils.
Recitation-"The Old Turke. Hen."
iieasle McLaughlin.
Recitation - "Thanksgiving Day."
l,ol Mnyberry
Recitation "I'm Thankrul." Nnnh
Ryker.
Recitation- -"Praying for Shoes"
V.. lab Walker.
Song- "Hoi, I the Fort. " by school
Recitation Hi Idea of Thankrglv
Ing." Rveret King
Recitation May Sclbert.
Recitation- "Thanksgiving Piy "
Harry Barnaby.
Recitation I'm Thankful. Too ."
Freddie Pi. .re.
Solo Rev .., Hugblet
Recitation "The Two OlMlHHH .
l.eo llayse.
Recitation "The Olrl's Thnnksglv
ing." Winnie llott
Proverbs In Verae. by Um pupils
Soim;- "l.igbtlv Row." I v class.
R.-cltatlon "Thanksgiving (ouit
ship." Verne Walker
Dialogue in verse, by BBVBBI boy.
Th. followUNI Is a report or the
rtt'Mt three months of the Helix public
school, commencing September 2. ami
.iiding NoVmbaf "ll The names Of
the pupils are given, followed by num
hers Indicating respectively days pres
ent days absent, time tardy:
Zeph i.o.kwood. 4K 2 5; Malt
Coekcrllnc. 591-2: Norval Bott. 55
R 3; Loo Bavse, 57 3 ; George
Mcl aughlin. 5R 8 2; Noah Ryker.
Bft 1 0: Mora Flnley. S 1 1;
Walter Flnley. 10 0 0; Mary Me-
I fttigklln t0 I Bessie Mel JIUghllli.
,S s lli.i.y tUrnabjr, 4 1 Oj
Rvert King, 10 0 4): Neah King. 14
I IR Rrneat Knight. 1410:
Delia Bott, 5461: Julia Pierce. :v:
8 it ('.race Cockerllne 01 0 0i
Vcldah Walker. 44112: Tlllie
Walker. 54 10: Verne Walker. 40--o-Tn
Neftta Stanton. 3901; LaOo
Stanton. Bit- I ": Cassle Stanton. 36
0 it I. ols Mavberry. 10 0 0; Myt
tie Knight. 3191; ...ay Selbert. 4H
11 0 Winnie Bott 10 1-0; Ray
Scott. -" .'.(. Jonnle McLaughlin
5873: Annie MeCorcle. 8-3-0;
Idena Whitman. Oft 10 0; Rosa Cra
mer. 10101 ! Bernice Wulket M
lo I; Minnie McFerron. 6O00,
Connie QoolwrttB. 65- 4 it. Raymond
Picric 0 I Oj I'dney Ri.'hunlson.
60 00; Freddie Richardson. 00 0
0; Uiwrle Bott. 59 1 0; Raymond
Wulker. 591 0; Henry lempkee.
58 8 7: IXHilBe HuBon. 59 10:
Willie Tlmtiierniaii. 59--1 2; Aurlel
Tlmmeriiiim ii" 0 ll UNO HflOor
kel 0- 1 I .ester Richmond. 32
33 : ' Susie Mclaughlin. 2704 :
Alva Bott. 12- 10 it; Har.el Kendal
19 6: Brma King. J 4 1 :
Hitghle Walker 37 1-(I Freddie
Pierce, 6910: Willie Pierce. 3t 1
0 Ralph Knight 910.
W S Mavberry. principal Car-'e
Pickle iirlmary teacher.
UKIAH SENTINEL 8AY8
SOMEONE SLANDERED CAMAS.
And All the Country South to the Ne
vada Line, Regarding Alleged Cat
tle Rustling.
In a rather vigorous manner the
I'klah Sentinel goes after the man
who wrote the recently published
Portland Telegram sensational article
OH cattle rustling In the country south
trom Pendleton:
Who Is the man who writes for the
Portland Telegram from I'klah?
Whatever his name may be. he Is
either a fool or a prevaricator of thp
tlrst magnitude. In one of his letters
be talk of an organized band of rat
tie rustler that Infest this country
from here to the Nevada line and so
intimidate the settler that they are
irrnld to give them away. He say
these twentieth century brigand an
OOOlly collect tribute off the small
stockmen In the shape of from one to
twenty fat beeves which they openly
market at Pendleton or Ontario.
The idea that such wholesale thiev
ery could go on In Rastern Oregon
and the culprits not get caught I
foollrmes. as anyone knows who
know anything about the condition
a they exist.
In another article he discusses the
land queation thus:
"Among all thinking ptonle In this
section of the country and throughout
the John Day valley the outlook for
the future of the small tockman and
the cattle Industry, as repreeiited 'v
these is caiming alarm.
"The leading symptoms of present
conditions are discontent, financial
stringency and emigration Numer
ous ranchers and homesteaders have
left already this season for the farm
lauds of Washington and the Grande
Rond. valley, oilers are tiylng to
hold on another rear,
"Well tnformeil BiaO attribute the
cause to the gradual but relentless
and aggressive en roachnient ..' the
attic king.'
Furthei along la the article he lc
scribe the sett lef irom here to Can
v on ( 'it v as a i lass ol men w it li
the typical lock in . tiergy which chat
acterl.e the MtOBollttM and the Ar
I ni, sail "
w- bolteri wi i. now toe gu who
inaiiiilactnr.'il Hies, fabrication, and
he is not a reaid. i t of this nor any
Otkot country btrl a sort of human
dlfoloet raoderini Hither ami tbltbei
ipOOdlllg what H'iic hi- Is sober
enough in space witting for such pub
McgvtJOM ns will a. i apt his stuff He
made a tOOt tbnwgb I'matllla. fjTOJtl
and Haiucv POHBtlefl some lime ago
and because lie rot turned dOWl 00 a
certain BfOpOOttlofl of his. has II "In"
lor this coitntiv a- takes tins means
of playing even.
Several Sick at Helix.
Helix. Nov. 26. -There Is an epulein
Ic of sickness in this city. B. B Rich
ards. Frank Pierce Mrs May Mr
l.ougblln and J. S Julian have ty
pbold lever and Bert McF. rran's in
fain child is sick with UQOUWOOll J.
H King's little duughter Is also unite
ill. but th.' BQ I Ufa of tie BJIbBBQI is
not known
DANDRUFF CAUSED L A GERM
A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
and Prevents Baldness.
Ptcttv Mgfta all th. hair preparu
nous tor dandruff, have some merit
in allaying itching of the scalp and In
helm: it laitlv good dressing for thu
hair but flier is only one that recog
BjOM whut causes dandruff, falling
hair, and baldness and that destroys
the cans, a little germ and that Is
Newbro's Herpiclde This gerui eats
its way into the scalp, down to the
hair root! where it saps that vitality
causing draudriiff as il digs up the
scalp into little white scales Unleaa
it is destroyed there Is no permanent
stopping of falling hair and cure or
dandruff and haldneas Newbro's Her
piclde "Destroy the cause and you
remove the effect."
Life Is Growing Longer.
From statistics aud the rOOVlti of
..nam changes in tin methods of In
lug. It has been proven that the span
Of life is being lengtheued We are
Justthed lit believing this when we
consider the great advances made in
medicine during the past fifty veers
The most noteworthy of them being
Hoatetter's Stoinaen Bitters, the old
reliable retm for all ailments of the
stomach, liver and bowels. It curee
dyspepsia Indigestion constipation
headache sour stoma.-li belching,
h ii tbuni and ouaneas It 's the
Ml medicine iii the world for run
down syot. uis. and has a record of
,-mis ot l ilies vv oiiicn
It pay to trade at the Peoples Warehouse.
"Not a questionable ., unlit v here."
Clothes that Make ana Hold
Customers
If our suits and overcoats were not
good values, if wc could only sell once to
a person, wc would soon use up ill the
visible supply of customers. Hut on the
contrary the store is every day making:
new customers and at the same tune re
tainitiR the regular ones.
The onlv reason for this is because we
please every customer, and we please him
Ivy Riving good values, reasonable pines
fair treatment and an unusual assortment
ftom which to choose
Our guarantee is evidence ol every
value we offer. A dissatisfied u-tomer
can have his money bai k
Suits $10 to $25
Overcoats $7.50 to $27.50
New ideas in Neckwear, Hosiery and Shirts,
Street, Dress and Driving Gloves, all colors.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
PEN DLKTt N ( Hi HI H N
P. S. T. & f. COYS NEW B(M)k
NEW DIRECTORY OF
THE 'PHONE COMPANY.
Some Facts Regarding the Business of
the Concern in This Part of the
Country.
Manager Claire Moiiksii. of the
Pendleton office and exchange of the
Pacific States Telephone and Tele
graph company, has received copies
of the new combined telephone illtel
tory of all towns In the Washington
counties of Walla Walla. Columbia
and Garfield and Of I'matllla county
Oregon.
The new publication, designed to
benefit subscribers desirous of mnk
ing out-of-town calls, contains a big
lot of information telephonic of gen
eral Interest in this section The
book shows, among other liilng. thai
eleven towns In the district named
have exchange, a total of 10)00 con
'icctlons being made by them up lo
October 1.
The towns In this region, with the
number of subscriber of the ex. hang,
are as follows Walla Walla. 701 1
Havtoii. Ill Potneroy 7:'. Starhmk
II; Waltsburg. 22; Pendleton. 21"
Milton. 33 Athena. Hi Helix. It;
Wesion. 4; Adams. 2.
Pendleton's Exchange.
Pendleton's exchange Is under the
management of Mis Claire Moussit
who has several young laUlc as h. i
assistants maintaining day and night
xervice The business of the ex
. hangi is growing, and many patron
here think the company should nut In
the new style automatic 'phone
which call "central" simply by lifting
the receiver from II hook without
i he necessity of ringing
Dayton's exchange is In charge of
abell. Andrews, and Miss HV.iie
Harris has Qt&l It Pomeroy.
fltlier agents In this territory are
Adams W H Nash: Athena G C
Osborne Helix. 8. I,. Isaacs: Milton.
L Smalley Starbuek J J Stod
dard: Waltsburg. Mrs Minnie Robb
Weston 0. A R. McOrew
TOOK HORSE AND BUQQV
CROTTO'S FATE IS
IN HANDS OF THE JURY,
He Was the Man Who Failed to Re
turn Promptly With Livery Team.
The case of Frank I Ciotto for the
theft tt a tetUB "f horse:: sr..'. bvagy
belonging lo the Commercial stables,
was before the circuit court which
onvened In the court house this
morning, with Judge Mia on the
bench, and the case I now In the
hand of the juiy Crotto came to
this city on the Mb
hired a leant at the
hie. Maying that In
In three day At the
be did not return ami nothing was
heard of either him or the team until
the 23d. when he was arrested at 00J
yon City and was brought ha k wi p
tin- .barge of larceny against him
Ills plea Is that In' intended to rotOffl
with the outlll. and such a thing aa
getting away with ll QPTOf occurred
... mm Ills fale will probably be .to
day of October,
i 'om utc rci a I ata
would be back
end ol that l!m
elded this
only case
term
afternoon
before th.
i i , it i , , h is the
court nl this
Right in It.
Your Thanksgiving order Is what I
want. I hare a nice lot of goods for
Thanksgiving. Including cranberries
sweet potatoes, cauliflower, mince
meat, sweet apple cider and every
thing that goes to make a nice din
ner. Plenty of ducks, turkeye, geeae,
UieMed or alive. I-eave your orders
Q R Demott.
Douglas county is probably the
heaviest shipper of that commodity
In this pan of the state aa the .11
male Hn re BOOM pecullatly ada; ted
to ll,. raising of turkey J. p Har
kOf hail a force of men killing and
shipping :ioon turkeys f( , Thanksgiv
ing: Kruse dt New land Is shipping out
at. out 2000 turkeys this year, whlbi
H Marks 0 Co will ahlp between 400
aud f.i i turkeys R o Young it Co.
of Oakland are shipping out about
punt turkeys th.li diminution lielng
San Frandsco and Be. k ley II roe of
Oakland will ahlp out 2000 turknra
during the n tt two days
ct vtfimr g vtsts i str rrrrm r- m goj orfivvviVV bbttb imn
These Items for your
Consideration
III V
also try it.
them good
over the ne
as
Om
it will certainly do
Pi utile .... Stamp Is
I ha bottle.
Special Line of Dress Goods HALF PRICE.
(51 black soliel special
5c cheviot, all colors special
jjc cashmeres, all colors special
6oc fancy striped waistings special
39c china silk, all colors . special
1 1. 50 fancy velvet special
35c bleached table linen .special
50c half bleached table lineo. special
$15' bleached napkins. special
10c flannelette, dark colois speiial
uyii tlaniH lttlc, all colors special
7c outing flannel .special
i '4 1 gingham special
51 gingham special
85c girdle corsets special
loc ladies' cotton hose special
35c ladies' Hleeced host . special
231 ladies and children s vests. . spe ial
pm aic
price 65c
price ny
pin. e 45c
price 29c
pm e jii
price 29c
prn.c 40c
prn e .IO
pine jc
pfi 10c
price c
pi ice 51
price v
pm 6'
pi li e 5c
price 15c
pgii c 19c
I
Special line Ladies, Childrens and Boys Wool Mittens
If you're low 11 town tisiay 01 tun .or row tak. s . t- at tiir
din,la 111 our window.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE, i
Zx iZa.kSL2.Si& iLHJLft SJULk li JUfJLS i HHSti AJLfi. JUl SLSt kS.HSLS.lA llltli oj
The Columbia
Lodging House
NKWI.Y FI'HNIHHKD
BAR IN t SON N K TION
IN ('KNTKKOy 111 .1 n 'K
BUT ALTA iWKHKH'lH
P. X. SCMKMPP, Prop.
W f 1 V '- Interest f
w.. raa
Home Cu-Operatjve Company
Will build you a home lor
...0)5.80 tier Wlontli...
Lill lur.il.h rou the i,..,i.. j, t.,
" w lf uur Biorlaago 01 lu
aoaw In ai.jr 1 - 1 1 1 . .ml kI
fou u )f. u.l a luouiua to
bjr II back at lh r.u- ..f .:
p. 1 u.. i ili will. ,al uiiiul t,,
cue ul ImIi 01 lui.l ,lwblliir
a iUuhi iU-vI will Im (Ivau
Huiei.i liirMlig-ftliou .....ri.-l
H. A. UOUH,
K. lu.i, (i a
Ii.mmI Aiiilil VVuiiIimI K very wtlttr.
Hlp or Situation
Wanted.
('. F. CJMiks Kmplojfiiieiit kgBUf
Com 1 Mam and Alta Utraet.
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