d to Close at
ur O'clock
0 8tt ito( k in shape. Firtt day of ssle very successful.
$25,000 STOCK
PAVING
QUESTION
jm .. ,i nt! lonfl at the rate it is goine now. Cleaver
. ... rininn mil of Itiisiness .in.l flip Sti-ii-k must
L .-i.i it cini c.
aver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
CASH STORE
T.i-, snntn m 1901.
BREVITIES.
Howard Farm loana.
r Howard flr lusurancs
t. .'..II ,. , Ik a
i.. ,!., t Iim
I lit ' "
Slot Dutton'f rhocolates
pjm miu i'i ' - ' -
-. i rv.fi ni&lnii m . .
W IT It -
?' premium at
ur atore.
ill the iiff, place to boy fur-
I Pi ..' it' CilirkP
as nf nut rr' 'ki'in
- .1 . V. OlkMiUvil
iM tii- sunilarii hn you
Mt '.n the irrocerjr tin.
j I .t-ttv orders
Feed Yard. Peter West.
l ail klDd f teal estat
ana country, a ... naac.
. Li,,! fl ritittriufe
at the lit nnn Deport.
- 'a afohovoo ib having a
i.i (m black silk
waists
out a: cleaver Bros. Dry
. n..oi'ur llrna will
w-i mi R' 'i urini
ros. are go'.ug out of busi
ilns tor everybody at the
rr ('.nods store.
if fill'' wheat
of Adams Terms, IHKm
11 purchaser. Jam
C months old. parties
F K Wamsly and re-
- v... entertain
If SB Mn!1 on Friday. De
ll
t I ... . .. . ... i. I . . . m i .. i.
property two blocks from
a .. si n-u room house.
V vacant lota. If real
let ranches In
Star. prairies. Wheat !
oek Tirin E. T. Wade,
and Hm Vt ara are not '
either are the pure sad
lujamor t.raiula of Calif or
randies liquors st Kline's
i .t. ,-itd a
I i ol bon bona,
fruit butter ruts. etc. He
s :. hrti.-B Sice ss-
oraim-- iiananaa and
Candles by the ton at Dutton'a.
I'boto lrau.es, alliums, toy. Nolf's
Fine line of toilet aoap Juat in at
Mauley's.
See the Ow l Tea House a ad about
free dolla.
Horses at ressonable rates at Scru
ple's barn, oppoalte city JMi,
New line of neckwear, collars, un
derwear and sweaters at Baer ft Paly
R. Martin for quick delivery an 1
srootl goods. Lowest prices in b.
clty. Satisfaction in price, goods and
delivery. If you buy vour ocerk?
f Martin.
Smokers Might, I .a Mia. S for i
lialf. aelllng at . for a quarter. Pat
ton rigsr store.
Haw ley Bros, rre giving aw av
lishea with cash purchases. Call Mid
find out about It.
You can't get any finer duxolat
than The Palm" & cents i ,mnd
special price at Koepper's.
.Men's glows, ties, shirts etc., In
grwst var!et ol style and quality, at
Alexandei t Viartment Store.
Just one order to trv my leMvOI?
system. If you are n t aatisfled I
i' ill my the damage. K Ma tin.
Wanted a home for a little girl I
wars old For further informal: i
address P. O. I) 37 Hells. Ore.
Picture framing a sneoialt". New
.iue of picture mouldings Brass
morenta for frames at C. Sharp's.
Llv- and dressed geese, ducks,
chickens, and turkeys can be had at
the Standard, at the lowest prices.
The ladies of the Christian chur -h
will oien a holiday shop Thursday
Itecember 1? iu Hendrick's hall, from
11 a. m. to 1" p. m.
You can Ojot "The Palm" chocolates
50 cents lKiuml 25 centt- half pound,
guaranteed to please ur money re
( mded sTospp'l pbarmscy only.
herniate. t Havllsuil china by Alice
W. inter the Hortlatiil artiat. ts osj dis
play at Koepp-n Iiub mn They
would make elegant f'bristmas pn-s
ents.
A handsome oak sideboard, e very
large one. piste glass, three drswet
am! two 1 1 iiiMartmenta Coat $65 Is
as good as new Will sell at 1.6 Ap
ply st his oCBce.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve good meals In Hendrick's
hall. December 1H from 11 a. m to
'.' p. m. Chicken illnntr will be served
In the evening from S to 9.
Joe Fsrr the half-breed who :i.a ;
a gun play Saturday night, pleaded
Kiiilty to the cbasge of carrying con
cealed weapons and was fined $15 by
Judge Fltz (lerald yesterday evening
He paid the fine and went free.
Demott has hot house ltrtluce. sour
pickles in bulk, dill pickles in bulk,
sweet picklea lu bulk, asur kraut,
sweet rider, mince meat in bulk, lamb
tongue, tripe pig leet molasses In
bulk syrup in bulk, plenty turkeya.
iluckb and geese.
MAYOP tTLECT HAILEY
TALKS ABOUT STREETS
He Does not Favor Present Improve
ments that are Expensive Tnmka
Perhaps Crushed Rock will be Good
Wanner of Treating Highways.
Owing to the muddy condition of
the streets of Pendleton at the pres
ent time, much is lieing said about
paing Most of the business men
w-ho have been Interviewed, are of
the opinion that something ought and
must be done to get rid of the un
pleasant nes- of traffic caused by this
sloppy condition. Some think that a
lystem thorosjsjll paving should be
established for Main and Court
streets, at least, while others are not
In Tsvor of this, for the reason that
.iiy bas not the scwersge system
It needs, and will have to be estsb
Mshed in the near future. They ar,ue
that if the streets were jiaved. they
eld have to be torn up in order to
' i t!ir sewer where it was necessary
to doss thct.i. thus damaging the
pavement. Others say that the streets
should be graded and crushed rock
put on them, which would eradicate
the mud. Following ts sn Interview
with Mayorelect Thomas O. Halley
who ghes his rfewfl along this line
Views of Mr. Halley.
"Thii question of street ' paving is
rather premature at this time. l
thosyjA at no distant day it may tie
NNM Imtxirtant But it should awralt
the establishment of a complete and
thorough sewerage system, without
hlch It would be ineffective. Before
;i ,'e. .at.- se , rage svsteni has
leen laid, it would be wrong to pave
any of our streeta. for the reason.
B others, that a good sewerage
s'Metii is necessary to properly drain
and keep clean SSjVed streets, and to
pave before sewering would entail
D it expetSM and inconvenience in
laying sewer :tnd cause tin- ,ilsturb
anee of large portions of iiavement
eneraJly. Aside from the additional
burden to projierty owners on paved
I ts which would result from pav
ing, there would be an Increase In the
fin mi , pense of the city In the eon
tii. nous maintenance and care of such
treeta UJf si street-cleaning and te
Itslring depa: tment.
Tentative Policy.
How, m the grades of our streets
should b -u established as to procure
tlie best possible drainage under exist"
ing clrciin i tances during w et seasons,
ai.d aueh improvements made as will
keep up streets in proper condition
for t'e until susti time as we can
either pave or otherwise put them In
first-class modern repair While the
truffle upon our streets is far la ex
cess of that of most places of this
it It is not such ss demands, at
present, the same conveniences necea
ssrjf lor a large city, and the time
when travel Is disagreeable or un
pleasant is very short compared with
the time during which It Is not un
pleasant and even during this short
period there are frequent Intervals
Sfhoi the wegt wind soon dries the
mud and trsfBc Is not Impeded
Matter of Civic Pride.
"Pendleton hss s bright protpect
and with her schools and many other
advantages Is attracting attention as
a home town ss well as a live bus!-
i i i nter and if It is to increase Its
rt-sid, nces and business houses care
must first be given to the protection
of the general health of its Inhabi
tants by a prop,- seweiage system,
aftei which their convenient- and
pleasure should be provided for by
plating our streets und sidewalks In
first-class condition by grading and
paving or macadamizing the prtoelpsj
i m-s and putting In cement sidewalks
to say nothing of planting and abund
ance of trees and flowers and estab
ilsblng a public park and otherwise
benefiting and ornamenting the place
so that it will be a beautiful as well
as busy city."
Crushed ock.
Mr Halley made the statement that
in his opinion the streets could he
made so they ould be Kept roiiipaia
tiwly tree from mud by placing crush
ed stone oil them similar to the way
the streets of Athena were treated
last summer which is keeping them
lu very good condition during the wet i
season. He thinks thst this can be
done in a few years at little cost to
the city by buying s crusher sud msk
lug the city sud county prisoners
who are laying out fines In the Jails,
do the work. Plenty of atone can be
had In and around the city limits for
this purpose.
MAYOR VINCENT'S STATEMENT.
He Thinks Psvlnq Not Expedient at
This Time.
When seen and asked this morning
w hat he thought of paving Main and
I OSjrl streets. Mayor F. W Vincent
said:
"It Is all foolishness to talk about
paving until the city hss a tkerouh
sewerage system. The only feasible
method of getting rid of this inn. I on
the streets, until we do have this sew
erage system. Is tor crushed rock to
BO placed on the streets to a depth of
six Inches In the center and three
nches on the edges, leaving the street
in an oval shape, so that the water
wilt run off. Asphalt pavement will
tie a heavy cost on the propertv hold
ers; besides. It I iU-'t be rememlvred
ti.wl to keep un paved streets will ne
i essitate a street cleaning depart
ment at a cost to the city of J0M a
'r and rajse the taxes on the pro
erty holder at least two mills. The
i Itlicns can have these Improvements
i they are willing to pay the extra
taxes."
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It pay to trade at the Peoples Warehouse
"Not a questionable iiuality here."
Wear Demonstrates the
....Serviceability of our Clothing..
WITH M W AJUUVA1 -
THIS wi kk, OUB
Stock of SUPERB WINTER
APPAREL IS COMPLETE
Ami we are prepared to show the largest ami
in. tst varlitl aortmcnt of fashionable ap
parel for men that lias ever bjOM displayed In
Ihta state. WO want MSJ to tre. now, the
SMfSJkMM col ect ion of Men's Swell Holts ami
Overcoats
$7.50 to $25
Our garments include every fashionable
liaie that I made this saoii by the most
SXelOsivs tailor-; they are cut trom rlgiillv
testeil ami luxuriously warm fabrics, hamf
soniely lined, ami ierfivt fitting
Drop In ami take a glance at our Suits and
Overcoats. We'll miss our guess if you're
pot tempted.
We show the Intssl upiodale thapei ami
colors In hats Imlh still and soft at and
up to $Y
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
New Furniture
The Austrian Helehsrath adopted
an urgency motion for the establish
ment of university for tin southern
slaves.
I have just rejOOtVOd a carload of the latest ami most
up m date styles in furniture cvei shown in Pendle
ton. If you want something new in tin furniture
line call in and inspect m new nuds and the prices
are always right
JOE BASLKR
Mam Street, I oinlletoii
5
Holiday PresentsJ
i This MMOU m liaw takt-n particular pain- with our
Holiday Goods
5 Wt have thi lurflMl IMortlBMl in the citv. Now x 3
jo lie tiiiif to - i "i .',, Is and hat' first oholtt.
Fur and Silk Boas
Our line f Bom ll i-omph'te, priotl $l.'rf) to $Ki.(K) 2
Neckwear
The Coluinbia
Lodging House
NEWLY KIUMHIIKD
HA It IN CONNKCTION
in ( kn rxRop hux:k
BKT ALT A A WKMltHTH
P. X. SlMliMPP. Prop.
WHY Py "' " Interest 'f
mass tnb
Tbf finest Uof of MOkWteVf we have tVW nhown.
PliON from 'J"c to $2..f0.
Handkerchiefs
3 Home Co-Opcrdtivc Company
o 'ur silk uml linen beUsdlwrohuifl t-an't ! leat; prices a
a from So to $;5 7(1
(. Gloves, Silk Mittens, Purses, Umbrellas, Belts, etc., 3
At tJUM .tionallv Ion piiott.
Will Inn l.l you a home for
SB.5Q per Woiith...
avni niroista fOU ISS SMSSI lu
W)r oB yuui BMrtSaSS ei bur .
BOSM III SB lis .Illy, .ml 1fs
fuu 1C yen aod t nuinlbs lu
ua. It back si lbs l.l. ul A i
sr BMnth, sitfeMI Intsrsat In
l ..f lllilMlll II.- lul.l tllHbllllf
. 1 1,-sr i1m1 will us gl.sn
sun-lost luvfstlgalsvu cuurlsO
R. 4. 0011 1,
PwuUrtoA. Or.
HimmI Aattula Waiiltnl Kvurywlit
See tbttt 00dl on display at
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
- iqhoi iiiiiiiinnuo. ciinnimi
Help or Situation
Wanted.
(.F.Cook's Employment Agency
OSfSSS Main ami AlU Htraot.
PKNDI.KToN ORKOON
IStasaaaaa.ka mmmmm ss s si ss si s. as ss ttts S(iBfi8ilt'
Rich Cut Glass
more appropriate for holiday gifts
blilliaut cut glass. Our new patterns
If like myriatl little suns sud prices will
P m The desigiu are all new ami hy
it. r 1 1 stl
oowls, Champagne Glasses,
Bons, Water Glasses,
i T .sf 4
aw uaia, wway $ea j
viaret Pitchers, Decanters,
Claret Glasses, Etc., Etc.
LOUIS HUNZIKER
THE LEADING JEWELER.
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