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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1901)
$25,000 STOCK BE CLOSED OUT. Cleaver Bros, will retire and the entire stock of Clothing, Dry Goods and Furnishings be sold at once. Prices made to move goods quick. D ver ui us. ui y uuuu vu. CASH STORK THEY WILL HOLD MEMORIAL HOT 'EL ARRIVALS. ANl' L SERVICES ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON .MMMM mwmmmmx ISaai I MOVEMBEH M, B1. BREVITIES. Howard. Farm loans. t Howard fire Insurance. rtylm and pi ICM at Kader a j. J Tv,i it ami I tiff mM Wltnef I closing oul pticM. Clearer Good To. . " " tl.. . . . I 41 . . . rx i 1 Hi !..., A rn-i Goods i o o! fitu- mountain abbage for .. a li a-Atii ui dill pIcUM and aauer kilk at HMrla t opposlte rlty ounce meat, ready fir Try it r-niottV. Lai I . lAm mi ft hi .'. ! I pi u 1 1 1 Jit- ui T. W Tien .it fa f new nuts crackers. . . v ma -' 1 beat in Hi- i." ry line. hurt r ? 7 room lodgiug tan lot rally located. E. T Wml. Imttoi. i. ut Mfd a ship Nawtoni' chewUie cum. a nice watch. 16 arn-ti of fine wheat of Adam Terms. 1)000 v. M In., i t '....' ,.t..i. am h handsome', and others i call on any druggist rat a trial nut tie or Kemp s At I. miMi.lul a mmmmm all chronic and acute nrnnrmtl. anil i nr- I". . r.i For rum . i'.. ii.Ia RE JAN. 1st, 0()2, AUdy's Solid Gold Watch Vol ued at - - Bwearl ider at R. Martin's. l ate sheet music. 19c, Nolf's. Where is the tiest place to buy fur niture? At Kader's. of course. Wheat hay delivered, heave orders at Oregon Feed Yard. Peter West. Useful articles In the domestic bOOthl at Hendrick s Hall. Iec. Mb All kinds of vege.rblea. celery, tur keys, ducks and geene at It. Martin a Cleaver Bros, will retire MMOO stock ol dry ftoods. clothing and furn ishing Must b sold at once Nothing like the Owl Tea House dis play of souvenir china ever seen l'i Pendleton before. Prices low. Uff and dressed geese, ducks, chickens, and turkeys can tc had at the Standard, at the lowest prices. flam bullion " cents Kocppen Al in bottles Burnhani s celebrated clam bullion. HFi cents, enough for a quart FurniHhed rooms for housekeeptnu 8n Harden street, from i to 12 a suite Inquire of Mrs Anna Compton. We only ask a trial of The Pali.i Chocolates. We know you will M no other then. Sold only ut Ko PfM Bro.' drug store. J. C. Hays, the horae buyer, la bu lug horses from 1200 pounds Up Must be sound and fat. Can be found at Froome'H stables. Will huve the nicest turkeys on the market, all stall fed fowls. Call and see me and leave your order for a big bird. K. Martin. Joseph (ierrans has sold a car of 1st cattb- to F II Hall, who shlppe I them over the Northern Pacific to S attle yeiiterdsy morning. Clerk W. I Chamberlain inane l marriage license Wedneday even'n to Thomas Reed and Miss Kniuii. O'Harra. both of Weetou While Mr and Mrs Dean Tatom were sitting in their buggy watching the 'nut ball game yesterday, their horse turned suddenly around, with the result that one of the front wheels was torn off The axle broke In th boxing. No other damage was done and no one hurt. FIREMEN ELECTION MONDAY $100 Occura in the Evening Present Of ficera Probably Be Re-elected. Next Monday eveulug. tbe Pendle ton fire department will meet at the city hall to elect officers for 1W1. A chief and first aud aecoud aasistan chiefs are to be elected. Very lltl.e ini.ieat is being inanllested among the boys, and it Is thought that the old officers will succeed themselves H. J. Stlllman Is tbe present ctab f and has glw-n atttlra satisfaction among the company J Sharon la first assistant and will Atkinson aecoud as sistaut C A Fra.ier Frank Wrlg'it and Mik. Keating have been selected for Judges at tin- election and Berk ley Halley and K F Kedd will act i-derks. ill kt g t ii with ev ery c 1 1 i t . i . . Hunziker Bat! . ... "ct ittiu i iptician a. Aii.j,i,. Ke John Held Jt ol lireat Falls Mont recommended Ely's Cream Httlm to me 1 can emphasize his statement. "It is a positive cure for catarrh if used as directed "- Rev Frauds W Poole i astor Central Pres church Helena Mout. After using Kly s Cream Balm alx wi . I I believe myself cured of ca tarrh Joseph Htewart, Grand ave nue. Buffalo, N. Y. The Halm dues not Irritate or cause aneezing. Sold by druggists at 60 eta or mailed by Kly Brothers. 66 Warren street New York. w Furniture ' 1 1 ' receivtd a carload of the latest and most P lo dat. styles m furniture ever shown in Fendle ?n If yuu want something new in tlie (uraiiurc Mecal; in ami inspect n.y new j;oods and the uriceb P aJwaya right. JOE BASlvER Main Street, Hendleton In Honor of the Dead Frazer's Ope; a Houae. Sunday Afternoon. Below is a program which has Iteen arrange.) for the Elks' memorial exer clses to be given at Frazer's Opera Houae. next Sunday beginning ni 2 .oo p. m. Selection, orchestra. Hymn, surpllced choir. Opening of memorial exercises. e alted ruler Itollcall of absent by the Sentry. "Abide With Me" Mr. Walter Reed. RlttMdtetk ceremony , officers of lh- lodm Opening Ode. nil requested to Joi.t. Prayer. Rev W E. Potwlne. Boot. "Prayer." Mrs Walter Reel. Recitation. Mrs. William Fltr. Ger ald. Anthem, stirpllced choir. Eulogy. .1 H Raley. Song. Absent.' Mrs. Walter Reed Closing Ode. Benediction. Hev. W. E. Potwlne Selection, orchestra. Committees and Officers. The committee of grrangementa fo the memorial exercises are: Ieon OohW, F. E. Judd. C. E Roosevelt and (J. A Hartman. Thi officers are: Exalted Ruler Thos. Fit. Herald Ksteemed Leadiiu Knight. Tlmmas Tboniisou. Esteem eii l.oyal Knight. E. A. Vaughan ("si. emed LecturinK Knight. Caspar Van I ran. Se( letaiy. l.ee W Held Chaplain. E J. Sommervllle: Esquire. Frank Fraler. Inner Htiard. G. A Hartman. Tyler. Jack l.ycette. Trm tees. G. A. Hartman. R. Alexander and Chas. H Carter. Exerciaes for the Public. These exercises ate to be free lo everybody and promise to be of mm li Interest Mrs. Reed, who Is to sins is perhaps Oregon's most famous vo allst. and her appearance will mark the memorial us an auspicious event PAT DOHERTY RETURNS FROM "OLD IRELAND ' Bringing a Bride and Having Enjoyed Five Months of Trawtl. Buttet Creek. Nov 20 Pat IViher t) ulti i liaing been gone neatly five months, returned yesterday from "OH Ireland " the scene of his hildhood He did not make this trip only for the purpiMc of toeing his old home, but brought back with him a bride, who was accompanied by her brother. C. Mi l.aughlin and Miss Nora and Paul Hoherty. cousins of Mr Doherty. Our lug his absence he stopped at the Pan American Exposition, where he saw the nights, but says It was not up to the standard of the exposition which In attemb-d at Glasgow. Scot land Mr Ikiherty says he had a very de lightful trip, but is glad to get ha k to Oregon He is one of the heaviest sheep owners of this part of the conn t . and has many friends who extend a hearty welcome to him and his bride HUGH FIELDS. PROMINENT ORECONIAN DIED TUESDA In Portland Waa Ones Sheep King of Eastern Oregon. Hugh Fields, former president of the Brownsville woolen mills, and who us1- known all ovet the slate as the 'sheep king" of Eastern Oregon, died : the home of his friend W R Hlsh op. In Portland. Tuesday Probably no one in the state was more widely or more favorably known than Mr Fields who had property interests iu different purts of Oregon He was the i. wiiei of mauy thouaauds or sheep. A friend who was well a qualuted with him and is familiar with his transactions classes Mr Fields as a great benefactor, and saya that prob ably more men had received aid from him which had helped them to gain a start lu this world, thsn from any other man In the state. Mr Fields leaves a wife and one daughter. Mrs Walter Rehan. who Ut a resident of Pendleton He was 7S years ot age at his death. The re mains were shipped to Brownsville for burial. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT And Their First Investment Funds of the Order. On Noxeniber 13th. lu the Denver. Colorado, says Echo. Hi the presem t ut Graud Managers of the city of th. Paclfl of the Board Grand Guardiau Van Oradall and Grand Clerk wrignt attached their algnatures to warrants No. 1 aud 2. drawn on the EqualUa tlon Fund to the amount of 141 872 T' for the purchase of bouds which net the funl law per cent aud 3.80 per ceU interest. The pen which was used will be appropriately labled. framed and huug up lu the Graud Clerks office i i a inento of an event which laid the foundation of the permanency of the Women of Woodcraft. The Equalisation Fuud went lute ration on January l. wi a year the in n si em w sum was possible. These Speak eioqtieuwy of the order, ani i i i .. .i.ut l.iiHineas move roui iu.o:o . uiethods aud a strict fidelity tobusr aess principles are the only rea 'mindatlons of success i ntbe fratei ual insurance field aa well as in any oiher field Sound from tbe beginning. A'oraeu of Woodcraft stauds without a - tor iu it , ..eld. P '"hs than large act and hgureg the management The i o'orge F. Mm ir "endleton. San Franciaco F. J. G. E McMahon. Po -Hand Era. Kelly. San Youngman PorU Coman Portland 'cisco. and Gus l.owet. Portland. J U Elam. Milton B. W. Cooper. Chicago. O. W Morrison and wife. Colfax C. M. Hen and wife. Colfax. Thomas Nester. Colfax. C M Smith. B. R Harris. Spokane Mart Calovan. John Vert. W T Hlslop. J H Gwlnn and wife city. Qcont Stevens. Spokane. W E Baker. Baker City. J. H Foster. Idaho. John Wright Idaho Mrs. J Wright. Idaho. II W Keever, Chicago. The Golden Rule. Willis Moxon. Portland. S I.. Morse. Portland. Bin Taylor. Athena, i 'n't triple Narklns. GlhlHin. C. J. Wilson and wife. city. t I.. Mcltcynolds and wife. Uklah B. H. Tawnery. Walla Walla ft Bannore. Walla Walla. WIIIiMI Hasklns. Walla Walla. Charles Zehner and wife. Walla Walla. T C Pyie ninl wife. Spokane. P E Himsiieker. Spokane. Ceorge Cole ami wife. Chicago. M. A. Fuller and wife. Chicago. Thomas Balding. Halton. Kan. U W. Mumford. city. E C Evans. Pilot Rock. S. O. Oardenour. Walla Walla. E Schiller. Portland C. II lllnkey. Iowa. J. H Hlnkey. Illinois. John Johnson. Athena A. J. ('leghorn. Echo. f III " I 1 io U i I R G 1 1 jiays to trade at the Peoples Warehouse. "Not a iiestlonahle iiuallty here." SUITS Our clothing ha an IndlvMtullty. sty It and beauty which places thein In a class by themselves made of the finest materials. flnlahcl by the iii(st ptribtll tailoring, Kiev are iiKstels of all ('orrti'tneaa vlots. tiuflnlslieil uoiHtett, ami new fashionable itripaa lift, iit.'s-), MB Bad BH, Hints In che becki, plaids at 10, flJ.rsi, 0VER LLCOATS. It's Oi'ercoat time and ilatnp, OOOl weather la lierv. Thlt BtOW Is niB WlllOnUy the place to Imy them. OvenMWts in Meliou-., KeiHc, Heuvers, Vlennns and Oxfonl MKIures from T..V1 to gf o This store Is rapidly becoming the shopping center for Children's Clothing An elegant assortment of youth's two anil three piece suits, in same material as men's clothing, with mannish effects, from flLOO to f IS. ini Our yovth's Overcoats are tortalnly winners made of (lie -auie ma terials as men's overcoats, w ell lailonnl. We sell tliem at 14. oO anil up as high as IBJB) THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. I 11 HE BOUGHT SHEEP. John McMasters Found Two Car Lots and Will Ship. John McMasters. who hss been here for some time trying to buy sheep to ship to North Yakima, for the sprlns market, has succeeded In purchasing two car loads and expects to leave with thein over the Northern Pacltb this expnlng J. 0 lmergan will also ship two ears of sheep to the Pacific Meat com pany. of Tacoma tomorrow or next evening, and W It Whipple has pin i based two ears of rat beet cattle t go to the same firm tot Immediate en , sumption. For the Holidays. N i;V LINE To and from the Elks' Memorial Day. ll members ol Pendleton lOdg". No. ZsK B P O. E.. an well as nil visiting Elks, are requested to meet at I -a How Lodge ROOBI on Sunday. Heeeinber 1st. at M o'clock p. m . to attend in a body tbe annual memorial services 111 the Fraler Opera Hon. By order of the Exalted Ruh r L W TOLD Secretary The Big Comedy Event. The great big comedy event of the season will take place when tin new comedy farce. "A Wlae Woman." will be presented in this Ity Its reprc nation will enlist a corps of artla" of reputation and of undoubted talei.' Wc are BOW offering some of tbt choicest, pnrvHt wines, brand ies and liijiiors for talle ami entertain- ntot purpoNi e.xceiitionallv 1 prices !y luittlc or gallon. at o w Illinois Oniral Railroad Solid Trains New KquipuicMit Wide Vent ihu lev K A N. Od.. or B. II. TRUMBULL. Com' I, Agent, 142 Third hit.. Portland, Or, Tbe First National Bank K PBMIU is Capital Surplus $70,00 $00,000 A Phyalclan Testifies. "I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and uever uaed anything fiat did roe the good that did." says ( ounty Phy slclan Geo. W.Scroggs. Hall County. Ga. "Aa a physician I have prescribed It with the beat results." Kodol Dys iwpsla Cure digests what you eat. Tsllman A Co. and Brock A McCouias Kline's Family Liquor Store 217 Court Street. Trausa t a general banking buslueae, Kichange ami telegradilc transfers - 1 in Han Franciaco, New York. OhkagB and principal Miluta lu the North WSOl limriMli.wii on I Ii I list , .laHli unit tuasp. M ui.. 1 ol lax ' tons oil resvaonalile Iki im.. I.KVV ANKgNV. 1'iraldenl. W r M1II.OI K. Vlis-I'ir.nirm I . H. W 1K, I 'ashlar, H.c iit'KHsmKV v..i I a.iil.r rnr if b Tt r tmnnrY nrTBTV mm r st r 1 o rrrrTTTfl rr rm r TWO SPECIALS FOR ! FRIDAY and SATURDAY 2 Special attention dtsci .es iu he iven these Cilove and Cor set oilers. The styles ate braml new anil 'jualities excellent BvsW kiscriininating shopjier will 'uickh precieve in these values extraordinary bargain WILL BUY $1 15 AND $15 KID GLOVES 69e tho today WILL HUY llaBOn M.ti ' S1 CORSETS I in OOOD s 1 yi.i;s : THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. The Columbia Lodging House NKWI.V KHKNIHHKH BAH IN O.NNWTION IN t'KNi'KH OK HUM K BrCI' ALT A A WKHHHTH P. X. SCHKMPP. Prop. WHY ""y raa( or 'merest? aas tss Home Co-Operative Company Will build you a home lor ...$5.60 uor Wootli... Will lurnl.li you Hi atoafl Ut UV .0 IliUf in,,' 'hhm, ill Lu l.i.iur 111 an. Im.llty, Kiel .1 lull II )HH lel ey i 1 I. . t IIIOUlIi. 1. 1 al III 11 ill IA il Imr lannib. wlinoul lnlral lu ua ul deaili M Urial .ii..i.nu i . ml .1 . I .. .i mn, m nivMiltfailu ixiuruel H. k. UUIIM, e. mil. i. ui. Ore. UiMMt Aguula W anl ml 1'. v el wlturv. Help or Situation Wanted. (.F. look's EnpkfMt Aj(('iltv (Joriiur Main aud Alts Mlreet. PKNIH WTOH iikHioN Jill I