East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 28, 1901, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text50. HI Just arrived, will be sold at Closing Out Prices A Big reduclion on FURS ver Bros. Dry Goods Co. CASH STORE . .MltulUL'll B I 'Mil 1 .111 I 1. ..-- - IREVITIES. Howirt Kami loans. k Howard, lire Insurance. tnd DavlK sewing ma i - h ., I'm niiinililPi fit irslturo itore hiii nicKi.'c anil tauer .11, I Inn-lev H bulk uiutl.in: UH immi "i. It IXmntt'b. . T . t .. :.-. : .i1 ' at Olllc i It "I. mine' meat. ready for Try it DtaMtlV ( new DUtl crackers. i. it the Standard. the standard wkM yon rtll 41 l'iin eu Mil rn di Dry floods ( ash SL.re. on fur at (Men. er uooc i oninam ,isi. rUr'n an ! leave yuur raaauimna i timer, tat i oiKfiy . i l t maiti can I i i tTrooa lodging lot centrally located T Wade t.tt in... a... I I Oodi. Cluvor Hroa. ipanyS Caih Storo. i fiords fi r R Martin. DA i h fv i ii ir uiim rs r ctot i4 kak vou get a i nice watc!. E M Imi HWk7 m ' -r mm to Give Away W Ml elder at H. Martin's. Hot chocolate ri cents at KoeppenV Cored styles and price at Under Furniture store. House (or rnt . Imiutre of J. U Sharon at Hauler's. Where Ik the heat place to liny fur niture? At Itndcr's. of course. All mini of vogtU-.bteB. celory, tur keys, duckh and geese a H. Martin's Wheat hay delivered. Leave orders at Oregon Feed Yard Peter Went. Sewinv Children's clothing -5c nm' up. Hit, Ada Hosm. Ml) Jane street. 111k wheat crop in t'matllla county M china display at Um Owl Tea Mouse. Krcsh Olynipla oyaters. clams, oralis and dressed poultry at Downey's Fish Mnrket. Always fresh, you can doerd m: that The palm ClMMOkttM. at Ko.m, pell Pros. Kmbrolderetl iIoIIIch and rente: pieces lor sale ut HodftOlt'l hall Dm. It. Wanted, cxpcilunced girl to do Ml eial housework. Rest waves. Innulrc of Mrs T O Halley. We thouxht we had a large stock last year, hut this year we have a much larger one says the Owl. Picture framing a HM?olaP v New .ine of picture moulding Ibass mnrcntu for frames at C. Sharp's. Live and dressed geese, ducks, chickens, and turkeys can he had at the Ktnnilaril. at the lowest prices. J (' Hays the horse liuyer. is mi i iiiK horses from I20(i pounds tip Must lie sound nnd fat. Can be found at Fi ooiiic'h stables At bedtime I take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I fee brlirht anil my complexion Is hotter. My doctor says it acts gently or. the stomach, liver and kidneys, and la a pleasant laxative. It Is made from herbs, and la prepared as easily at tea. It Is called line's Medicine. Lanes Family Med total moves the bowels each day Price 2Bc and 6'ic. For sale by Tallman ft Co. sole agents. Offered to Kill Cops. A man by the name of Casey, wan arrested by Policeman Beheer on Court street yesterday evening In an intoxicated condition. Me was riding bis horse on the sidewalk and loudly proclaiming that he would "kill any "cop" who dared to attempt his ar rest. He Is now In the city Jail await Ing the pleasure of Judge BOMB, who will attend to his case tomorrow. EASTERN OREGON CLAIMS. Lady's Solid itch Vai- at - $100 It IVin with every -"I mi i. Hunziker A. P. Armstrong, of Portland. Says They Will Be Recognized. A. P Armstrong, of the Portluml lllisltlesh College stated to the Fast Oregonlan today that he believed It to he certain that eastern Oregon will be recognised with the nomination of either governor or secretary of state at the republican state convention "I.et your people hut get together and coiue down with some show of solid front, and there is no doubt In my mind that you will he given your rights This Is due to this great re glon. that constitutes so Important a part in the greatness of Oregon." Mr. Armstrong was well Impreaaed with Pendleton and said he waa rath er surprised to find here so well bull and such a busy city. Furniture T LINE BUILT EXTENSIVE WORK DONE BY W. A C. R. R. COMPANY. $100,000 Hai Been Spent During the Past Two Years Many New Tres tles. Walla Walla, Nov. 28. The Wash ingtoln & CoUUBbta Itlver railway has Just finished the largest line of Inv provetnents ever made by the com pany. having spent about lion.nnn in filling six Inrge gulches, removing frame treaties and substituting earth emlmnknieatR. The work tins extend ed ocr a period of two years. Between Walts burg and the summit or divide between the waters of the Touch, t and Mill creek a distance of six miles. t Inrgc trestles were built when the road was constructed Thev have never been renewed, and accord Ing to Inw had to he rebuilt or re placed during this year, hence the company prepared to place solid cm bafikmenta in the positions occupied ly the frame trestles, and the work Is Just finished. A half million cubic vatds of enrth had to be moved to rotnplttc the Alls. The road now tins not a large trestle on Its line from this city to Tiny-ton A force of men begal ftpfipalU a loig stretch of the line today, atone belli secured from the banks of the Touchet for that purpose The win tat months will be occupied In this WOffk, nnd by spring the line will be In nearly perfect condition The heavy freight traffic over the line, especially wheat shipment, has created a de mnnd for n roadbed much better than that mnde In the hurry consequent to original construction. CROTTO AGAIN FREED FROM OFFICE R8' GRASP Moscow. Idaho. Wanted a Man. But Not This One. Fiank Crotto Is a free man. After coming clear of the charge of steal Ing a team and buggy belonging at the Commercial Livery stable In this city, he was held to await the arrival of the officers of Moscow, Idaho, who thought lie was the man wanted at Qedeeee for taking a team ami buggy there which was MVal heard from after Last evening Sheriff J It Col III! and W. I.. Hiram, from whom the team was hired, arrived in the city, and after seeing- Crotto decided that he win- not the man wanted They re turned home this morning Pays for Its Insertion. To the editor ol the Fast Oregonlan I liar Sir. I sent you a poem last week and asked you to publish It in your paper. You declined, and re turned It to me with the crushing re ply that I was no poet and that you "could turn out better poetry out of a sausage machine " Now I won't be crushed and I propose to show up your attempt to throttle budding gen Ilia. Publish this card and tin- fol lowing poem In your columns ami charge mi- at your advertising rates Yours JAMF.S MKTCAI.F MUST. tmf ran I stood upon the ocean's Handy beach, Ami with a reed I wrote upon the Hand these words. "Agnes. I love thee!" Hut the winds came and the waves rolled mountain high. And blotted out the fair impression Cruel waves, treacherous sand fragile reed : No longer will I trust to thee. Hut from the highest mountain peak I'll pluck the tallest pine. And dipped in the crater of Vesuvius. With it I will write I 'poii the high and burnished heavens these words' "A wise Woman" Is drawing the larg est audiences ever known And giving an entertainment that will take your breath away," And I would like to see any dog gone wave wash that out THE NEW YORK WORl D The Most Widely Read Newspaper In America. Time has demonstrated that the Thriee-a Weel. World stands alone In its class Other papers have iuillat ed Its tin in hut not its success This Is bei ausi it tells all the new all tin time ami tells It impartially, whether that news be political or oth erwise It is in fact almost a dally at the price of a wekly and you can not afford to be without It. RapultiiOM and democrat alike can read tin Tin u e a Week World with absolute . ontldence in . truth In addition to news It publishes til st class serial .-turn s and other leatuies suited to tin honii and lire Side The Thrice-avVeek World's regular subscription price is only 11.00 per Mar and this pays for 156 papers. Wi offei th.s iinutpialNii newspaper and the weekly Fast fin goniiwi te gether for 2..j HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. J. Rlark. San Francisco. Andrew C Smith, Portland Marry lne. Portland. I M Hrownlck. Portland J F. Dickson. Portland 0 W Tape. Mot lake. A. IV Armstrong. Portland l';.'d M Scntt. Sumtnervllle. 1 II Truelelb. Chicago. William Maher. Portland. O. 1.. Seal. F. J .Cram. Chlcngo A K. Oronewold. St. Pank 0 I hMM Walla W H Ovlntt Miss Leila Shaw. R King. Helix. W It (Jleiidtnulng J, Criswolil. Helix. 0 V Mymeiit. Walla .1 R. I atii'i.'i city. iiu Coombs. Mrs T J Halley, city, Oenevleve Halley, city It I Hurroughs. I C Hod well. W. H Hcydcti Wallace. It V OpMW. Moscow. H 0. Shaw. Moscow. I W Smith. Lewlston. Owlttl Waddell. Lewlston. RtaMr Miller. Paker City Walla. Helix. Walla The Golden Rule. Jesse Scnnmnn. floldendale. Leonard Warner. Ooldendale. i. It. Alexander San Francisco. M B Hunkle Spokane. T. J (lot doh. Portland. Jnck Smith. C. L. Howner. Spokane Chailes Itoss. Spokane. Snm Lee Spokane John C, Hedrick, Spokane. D. H Casev. city A C. Shec'k. Portland. S L Motse. Pilo (BOM Miss Richardson. McKay Creek Flmer Dale Helix. Hart Hadarl. Alba Dr. J. W Vogel Portland Alexander Williams. La Crande. I c Dnnlels and wife. Walla Walla W T Lane. Drcxcl. Mo J H Collins Moscow. W S Hiram Moscow II O Allyn. W J McKenr.le, P Sanders. Jesse Wherry. Tra Horn brook M Madseti Mr Stone Mr Matkgrnf OauTM CofTlred Flmer Morebead. (leorge Collins. Clyde Spalndtirn Lester Woody Otto Hop per. Hoy Crooks. Allen Sanders. Dave Masters Fred Ni spitt Ooldendale Wash It pays to trade at the I VnpUw Warehouse "Not IMMMMkil lualitv here." Clothes that Make and Hold Customers If our suits and overcoats were not gooil values, if wc could only sell once to a person, wc would soon use up all the visible supply of customers. Hut on the contrary the store is every day makini new customers ami at tin- sum time n taming the regular ones. The only reason (or tins is because we pie, isc every customer, and we please linn b giving good values, reasonable prices, fair treatment and an unusual assortment (rum Whk b to choose Our guarantee is evidence ol cvety value we oiler. A 'lissahsfieil i iistomer run have his monev 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. PKNDLI CTOK ORBOON For NEW LINK MJMM t i , flo ami from the Thanksgiving Best Christmas Gift for Little Money. Sent as a year's subscription to tin Youth's Companion $1 7f will buy the llfty-two weekly Issues of the Youths' Companion for LI0I It will buy two hundrel and fifty fascinating stories In the new volume for 1002. It will buy tlie fitly Interesting S"e eial articles contributed by famoti,' men and women to the new volume for IHn:1 It Will entitle the new subscriber who sends In his subscription now tO all the issues of tlie Youth's Com pa n Ion for the remaining weeks ol IMI free It Will entitle the new subscribe, for li'02 to one of Tlie Companion's neu calendars for IW2. lithographed in twelve colors and gold. Full Illustrated announcement of the new volume for 1902 will be sept to any address free. THB YOPTH'8 COMPANION Wi Columbus Avenue Huston. Mils. We are now offering some of the choicest, purest wiiu't-. hrand icK ami liqUOrl for tahle and enterlain nient purposes at exceptionally 1 0 w prices hy hottle or gallon. Solid Trains New hquipiiitfiit Wide VeMtihule The recent order of the poatofflce department discontinuing the post of flee at Delta. Shoehorn county. Idaho, has been rescinded. The old postmaa tet will be reappointed. Kline's Family Liquor Store 2J7 Court Street. BMJVJM agent O K .A N. Co., or B. II. I I. I MM M . Agent. 142 Third bt.. Portland. Or. Tbe First National Bank 09 PKNIU.KION. Capital ... $7o,ooa Surplus $00,000 Transacu a geucrai banking buslneaa, Kxcliauge and Udegraphh transfers soil u Han Francisco, Nrw York. Cbluago and priie I pal poluu in the .NurtiiweeL HHA rrn iIi hm ii a i Uaa, .uiu ui Kiipijh. Mkluilln I liiuaull I iu.luil.le I. i .... I.KW ANKKN , frMlilxiil. W r MITLOCK. Vleeiiwlilciil. I '. H. W A liK, Millar, M uurhNSKV I 1" i zvvtvivvtt Bt mstn urnnrriKinBo'eBBB b bb b bb abbs ii i i i These Items for your Consideration Special Line of Dress Goods HALF PFJCE. Ut Ii ,. v,.,l o -I 1 i . l. i . . I ., m kauusu Ul iiik uicsi aim niusi '.J11' ' m furoituri over shown in Pendle " you wain cf,,,,..ih:.... .1... :.... 01111111 new 111 1111; ' I : i 1 1 I I ' "1 atltl 1. i.e. T ,,..,,,1. .,,,1 the lirii es iltftl'c 1 ' ' " r.. JOE BASLE R Main Street, PwdlltOfl L The homllest man in Pendleton as all as the handsomest, and others are Invited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for tho throat and lungs. remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs asthma, bronchitis and oi sumption Price 25c and Mr. Kor sale by Tillman Co aole agents The state department announces that tii-urgc llepioi! of Omaha Neb., has been appointed coaaul general a Apia Samoa 65c black buliel 85c cheviot, all colors 25c cashmeres, all colors 60c lanes striped waistings. . . . 30c china silk, all colors f 1. 50 laney velvet 35c bleached table linen 30c half bleached table linen. $1 ,' bleached napkins. toe flannelette, dark colors. . 1 iYc flannelette all colors .... 7c outint: flannel 6 '4 c (inghain 5c gingham lie gitdle corseth tut ladies' cotton hose. 23c ladies' flleeced hose 231 ladies uud children's vests. special price 40c special price 63c special price 1 y special price 43c special price sue special price yhc .special price 29c special price 401: spei ial price 1.10 special price 5c . spei ial prit e 10c . special price 3c . special price 3c special jirice 3c spei ial pru e di special pi it 1 5c special pru e 1 31 special pn Qfi 5: Special line Ladies, Childrens and Boys Wool Mittens ej t you'i4own lava lidajrai touorrowiak n pin at tin iIInj 1 iv in o'ir w imi iw.i The Columbia Lodxin House NKWI.V KI'KNIHHKD HAH IN ON . KtTION IN CKNTKItOK HI .1 M K MKT A L I A A WKHHHTM F.X. SCHEMPP, Prop. p-v reat or mu.ci asss TMk Home (!o-Operdtive Company Will build you a home for ' 6.&0 oar month,. Win tun. '..1, rou hf n.uur ut " l.y ..11 four ii.oMg.g.. .,, but a l,uui In auy in- ...'1 iei giv fnu ir, fwti sad S untulti l wjr 11 back i ths ! ul t u per uutli. wllhuul iniarwal lu aw uf daatli ... tot., .haaullll, . I 1. f rC. , I . , WrMHaat tavaaliaatlua iuuiuhI K. K. 0011 St. i' 1 iiuiei.,11, Ura, l.ouU Auenia WhihmI kmi , wlair. Holp or Situation Wanted. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. I UM1 X tit US CAfi ISA SLUM SLii 4i Jtjl A H il jLJLkJi. S A fi i H&.Z 9 iVJtiltA Sit Si a. fbi'iier Main and A'ta HUm(. PI-MHLHN OKKUOM