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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1902)
HIIIIIIItlttTTTTI TTTTTTTTTTttttlltll Immense nuary Clearance Ljjj going 'n Want. You will ntltt .nvmcr oMiortunitV if von do not at- UJ0!1P r -r i Wgr6Rt ftlHl 1 ill Hit; uc v nivnivniv rj oniia, i ,., vim-lr is I'rlli! r lowtr i vcri' iln ULfun I II' ' ' " " ----- - . . SI III i ore out t some things. All Pendleton i ibout the lig values we are giving for ho lillle The crowd of people that have bought of ui will testify as to the harpaine. Not cheap goods but good goods cheap Alexander Department Store. I ! I E.'j. CARPENTER S FOR HER SAKE COLUMBIA OCOR.OE'8 HAIR. MACCABIIt ins t i i ngme i ' '1Nw j"'' Melodrama ; p O I f Elaborate Scenic Equipment Mil A I if ureal ujm . I UI UUlUl I Sensational Situations ,, Startling Climaxes .. Bewildering Effects I The Imprisoned Indian fcende It to Hie Wife a Keepsake. Several days ago a package came to Colonel William Parsons, address In his rare, with Mrs. Columbia Oeorpe, or Mrs. r hi Mil as the ad dress read, as the consignee. It was nothing hut a mat of long, blark hair, coarse, and not worth anythlnK tor sale to a hair dresser. Colonel Par sons wondered who In the world had sent such a peculiar gift to a lady, hut concluded upon reflection that It was his client's, Columbia George s, owHi capillary substance, and that the Im prisoned Indian had at last been com pel lc, to suffer the loss of his locks that are the pride of any resident of the reservation. Thla proves to he the ense. and the package of hair will go to Its new owner in due time. When George was sentenced in no to Salem penitentiary, for Hie K I ) ! t r of Annie Kdna. the Int. an sorcereis. he begged that he be i Mowed to ro tain his hair. It Is dlgri for tnv Indian to have hi locks "horn It was this that cause 1 the mlng of the Indian policeman. Brtsbo, a few yeara ago. when the Indian lirl f ffeiuea was declared Illegal b .ul. Pee. and ihe court brol l ,- ' Ht'OrgO entertained the same loathing of hav Ing his long hi1- cut Hut George ih ,i Hfg nrlsoi c: l. I'll had to conform lo Um rule of the penitentiary. io hn b.iir .'am iff Then he conc-iv I the I. ten (,f fending It as a memento to his grift who has stood by him so faithfully through his Incarceration and trial The package of hair ahe will treasure ns lung as she lives, and regard It with such sen tltnenl ns would BOt appeal tn it white woman similarly situated M at A . Nel Nora Kogers, Picket Orn - - nac.lini i niT I f 1 tlitlt f 1 1 txm c a n, 1 hMmA. n. I . I- tanks, fvpivthing necessary to set up and operate. Engine . .11 ai ui hi'tnrr in imc on 1 v a fu a'e U JZ n 1 1 III"! m-v. . .. ... nwwamv. 1 a a-k is ver' etopomirai ami Ruarameeu 10 ne ftatiMactoty. rriCC East Oregonian, Pendleton. Oregon. The Russian Siberian melodrama 1 comes to tha Kraier tonight, an ex ceptionally strong caat and a well written place. xpect people to know what you have to tell If you f on't .a no vm i e II UV w y ADVERTISE? ttort can never be iiKii It advertltes Lotta fteturna to Stage. Huston. Jan. Ifi.- The Intereat raanl tested In the first production of an Knglish comedy called "Morocco Mound" at the Park tbeatrr tonight, la greater, perhapa, than Is warranted by the a alone. It Is announced that Ixitta Crabtree. who, under the name of lotta. had an enviable repu tation as an actress some 16 yeara or more ago. will be Been In the principal role Miss Crabtree doea not Intend tn return to the stage, strictly apeak Ing. for she Is well aatlafled with h i Ufa 'f retirement and with her fort ttna, which Is estimated in the millions. Hut the production Is to be Mda in liet own theater, and Mlaa Holbrook, who wis to have taken the i principal part, fell suddenly III and 1 Ixitta volunteered to help out the pro ducer and the company by tempo rarl ' ly taking the part herself Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. Notice la hereby given that the co partnership heretofore existing be tween I). M. Taylor and W. W. Pang burn, under the firm name of Taylor 6 Pangburn, conducting a restaurant business In the Ctty of Pendleton, Or egon. is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The aald W. W. Pangburn will col lect all aorounta and pay all existing debts of aald co-partnership. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this lat dav of January. A. D., 1902. D. M. TAYLOR. W. W. PANGBURN Walla Walla Criminal Cases. Walla Walla. Jan. lt -The docket f-r the Jury bcssIoii of th superior court has Just been made up, and the Jury will report for duty next Mon day morning. The docket la a light one for January, and one week will likely be sufficient time "for the trial of all caaes now ready. The caaea agalnat a number of saloon keepers for opening their places on Sunday, will not be tried, an agreement of continuance having been reached A caae is now pending In the superior court and the continuance n along the line of settlement after the de clslon hns been handed down Ladles of the Order Inducted Officers Into Their Positions June Mlve No 10. Ladles of the Maccabees, hare Installed the follow ing officers for the present voar: P C. Augusta Kimball; C. Helena jRurton; H and F K. Alice Smith; : Chaplain. Kmlly Slimi ; He McGee , secictari . Sen. Minnie DmIc-1 Hansen After the Installation the Hlr Knights joined the ladles and a few honra were sivnt in a social time with gamea and refreshments Progress of Cuba. Recent statistics show (hat the ex ports from Cuba have been largely ln creaaed and the Importa decreased since It came under American rule. This proves that thlnga are becoming more settled Cubans can always look bin K on the chnnge of rulera aa the successful turning point In their ca WO! Tha turning point In the life of any weak, alckly or nervoua person will undoubtedly b, when they ro aolva to try llostetter's Stomach Dlt lers, for ailments of the atontach, liver and bowels. This splendid med l Ina will cure flatulency, heartburn, belching. Indigestion, dyspepsia and i onatlpatlon Thousands f peopU have been brought back to health by its use during the past fifty yeara. W therefore urge you to try ft. Our Prl ihIc Stamp Is over the nccs of the buttle. For Sale! K i K 1 1 1 lots with ilwellmn .nut lurn $3,000 I lions liar, ntltll iiKMii-., t'.ith, i cll.it anil WOOd BOUBC-i I ity W.itcr. i hard ftnisliril nn gtoiM fiuinitatiiin Also font lots ami new COttiCC $1,250 At a special meeting of the Maker City Chamber of Commerce a formal petition to congress from the resl dents of Oregon. Washington and Idaho asking for the rWIOTtI of the obstructions In the upper Coiunibla and the deepening of the channel at the month of the rivei. ami presented and all of the business men present signed It. Two lois and bouse, f,ooo. imii casii, reasonaMf time on balance. or will sell on Installment! Sr. FRANK B. CLOPTON. h 7 M.i i n Stu g Jl 1 Ti 2in annual Clearance raie For To-day Qoilts... large assortment of guilts were ( laced on Kale this morning 1.25 quality now 90 1 .75 quality now 1.28 Attractive Reductions in every Department. For To-day Men's Under-Wear... Worth up to $1.25 Clearance Price 75 cents Per Suit. Women's Ready Made Garments, Women's Shoes... Dry Goods, Trunks, Va lises, Men's Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Child ren's Clothing, Etc. For To-day For Collarettes... $1.25 Instead of $2.00 imported Veyella cloths, the latHt Mntnrial for WainU. 45c instead of 69c. itniHirted French Flannel, Pattern and roloringH the latest, 59c Instead of 75 and 65c. For To-day Men's Overcoats. Worth $7.50, $8.00, $9.10 Clearance Price $6.so The Peoples Warehouse pidMMMwtaigU