I
Closing Out Sale Continues
BARGAINS:
NOTE FOLLOWING
. . . PRICES
25 yards Prints . . . . $t 00
20 yards Amaskeag Gingham X 00
20 yards Bleach Moslin i 00
25 yards Otfting Flannel . . X 00
iOc and J 5c Lace, per yard 05
75c Corsets for 39
Heaver Bros. D.G.C0
CLOSING OUT
THURSDAY, MARCH, 27, 1902.
BREVITIES.
James A. Howard, farm loans.
Baseball headquarters at Frazlor's.
Nicest candy In the ci'.y. Dutton'a
Ice cream chocolates.
Si.00 to $1.50 shirts to close, 49c.
I Cleaver Bros' Dry Goods Co.
Wanted. Girl wanted to do genor-
al housework. Enquire at this office.
Ladles' Mcintosh $2.35, regular
price, $6.50. Cleaver Bros' Dry
Goods Co.
Stockmen Intending to. purchase
stock salt should write the Standard
Jrocery for prices.
The Standard Grocery can sell you
fresh ranch eggs cheaper than any
ktore In Pendleton.
Have you noticed Mrs. Campbell's
olllincry window of beautiful Easter
kats for children?
Money to loan at lowest rates on
lown or country property. J. R. Dick'
Ion, East Oregonlan building.
Get some of "The Palm" candies
pr Easter Sunday, made by Pohlman
tipp Co., and sold in Pendleton by
loeppen's drug store.
For Sale All kinds of city and
buntry property, part cash, balance
yearly payments. Jwill buy you a
a, you pay for It by the month
puses rentea, collections made. Ri-
rn & Cook, room 10, over Taylor's
We Show No Favors
In Oar Repair
Department...
One watch is given just as
much attention as another.
Every one must be .done
right or we know you won't
bo satisfied. Satisfaotlou to
everybody, that's our way.
Same holds good with Clocks
or anything else. Try us.
f I
P HUNZIKER !
Jeweler and Optician
ext door to R. Alexander's
Fishing tackle at Frazler's.
Easter cards, booklets, novelties,
all styles; lowest prices. Nolf's.
A fine line- of Easter neck ribbons
just received by R. Alexander. See
them.
Helnz's bottled goods are the purest
and best on earth. Call at Hawley
Bros.
Go to "The Missouri" blacksmith
shop for all kinds of repairing, horse
shoeing a specialty.
If you want fine meats, go' to
Shcwarz & Greulich. They handle the
best there is to be had.
The Standard Grocery has Just re
ceived another large shipment of the
Walla Walla Health Foods.
For "rent Furnished rooms for
house keeping on- Garden street.
Inquire at 301 South Main street.
D. B. .Bailey is contemplating an
addition to his residence on Bush
street, greatly enlarging it and im
proving it.
For something fancy and first in
quality, ask for Helnz's goods, the
only complete line found in the city
at Hawley Bros.
: '..inner & Lubken, Pendleton's new
photographers, 118 East Webb street,
Indian pictures, landscapes and Butter
creek rabbit views for sale. Copying
and enlarging a specialty. Call and
see us.
Frank B. Clopton, the real estate
man, has sold for Mrs. Laura B. Ca
hoon, lots 8, 10 and 11, block 45, on
West Webb street, lo J. J. Bauin
gardner, of Foster. Consideration,
$11375. Mr. and Mrs. Baumgardner
expect to remove to their new home
next fall.
Royal Neighbors of America will
give a left-hand social and "chicken
supper at Hendrlck's hall next Sat
urday evening. All members are re
quested to be present and bring such
friends with them as they can induce
to come, as the entertainment will be
open to all.
At bedtime Itake a pleasant herb
drink, the next morning I feel bright
and my- complexion is better. My
doctor says that it acts gently on the
stomach, liver and kidneys and Is a
pleasant laxative. It is made from
herbs, and is prepared as easily as
tea. It is called Lane's Medicine
Lane's Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Price 25c and 50c,
For salo by Tallman & Co., sole
agents.
TIE BUTTLE 15 ON
WHITMAN VS. PENDLETON
TITLE OF THE ACTION.
Next (Same for Pendleton is With
Athena on Sunday.
The ball game between Tcndloton
and Whitman College is now on and
the fight Is being waged between the
two teams for honors on the local
diamond in the west end of town.
The Whitman boys arrived on this
afternoon's train and soon after 3
o'clock lined up on the field of bat
tle. While Pendleton's team is not
in the vory best working order and
have not had any too much practice,
as some of the players have been in
town but a few days, they expect to
put up a stiff game and if they do not
win they will do their best.
From here the Whitman players go
to Athena, where they will play the
Yellow Kids two games.
The next game for the local team Is
to be Sunday at Athena, with the
Yellow Kids also. By that time the
team is expected to be strengthened
materially, ns Catcher Brown will be
with them.
FISHERMEN SHOULD
READ THIS CAREFULLLY.
In an attempt to show how cheaply
the human body can bo palatably
nourished, a unique one-cent restau
rant will be opened in New York.
The one-ceut dishes are limited, how
ever, to large bowls of soup, steamed
hominv. oats and barley. The meats
will cost from 5 to 10 cents. All of the
one-cent portions contain food ele
ments which are said to be sufficient
to supp'ly the nourishment required in
a full meal.
lagnolia Cologne
An neY imPrted perfume. It's the sweetest and moat
"agraut Perfume we have ever been able to offer.
0 cents an ounce
a special price for this lot Come early, onrsupply is limited
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
SttP bo Hate SbMt Tow4 tW Can. Houmt
The Law and Its Provisions for the
Taking of Trout and Other Pisca
torial Beauties.
You can go fishing after next Mon
day. The closed season for trout ends
the 1st day of April in the state of
Oregon and after that date and until
the 1st day of November the lover
of trout fishing can sling his hook
and line as much as he prefers with
out feav of being molested by the
state fish warden.
Following is the copy of the fish
laws as applying to trbut fishing in
the state:
Section 28 It shall be unlawful for
any person to take, catch, kill or
have in possession any trout except
salmon trout, during the months of
November, December, January, Feb
ruary and. March of any year; and it
shall be unlawful for any person to
take, catch, kill or have in possession
at any time any trout, char or salmon
les sthan five inches in length and it
shall be unlawful for any person to
take, catch or kill at any time in
the waters of this state any trout by
any means whatever, except wnn
hook and line; and any person fish
ing with hook and line who, upon lift
ing the same, shall find any trout,
char or salmon of less than five
inches in length caught or entangled
thereon, shall immediately, with care
and the least possible injury to the
fish, disentangle and let loose the
same, and transmit the fish to the
water without violence.
Section 29. It shall be unlawful to
catch or kill any salmon trout by any
means whatever, except with hook
and line, to fish for salmon trout in
auy other than tide waters during the
months of November, December, Jan
uary, February ,and March of each
year.
Section 30. It shall be unlawful to
sell, offer for cale, or have in posses
sion lor salo or exchange, any spe
cies of trout at any time.
Section 31 -It shall be unlawful for
any person at any Uo.o to take, kill
or ,ccpture, or atten'p- take, Kill
or capture any troul )3.;vaii one
hour after sunset to one hour before
sunrise. I
Section 32. It shall be unlawful for
any person to take, kill or capture,
more than 125 trout in one day.
Section 33. It shall be unlawful at
any time between the date of .he pas
sage of this act (legislative assembly
1901) and the first day of April, 1904,
to take, catch or kill by any means
whatever, or to have in possession,
any Eastern brook trout (selvellnus
fontenalis loch leven), (salmo trutta
levensess; or myllng.
PORTLAND REGULARS BOLT
(Concluded.)
county ' convention nominated the fol
lowing: Senators E. M. Crolsan, of Salem
Squire Farrar, of Salem.
Representatives Thomas D. Kay,
of Salem; Frank Davey, of Salem;
A. M. Lafollett, of Brooks; J. B. Slm
.mons, of Monitor; E. T, Juddt of
Aumsville.
Sheriff John F. Steiwer, of Jeffer
son. -
Clerk John W. Roland, of Salem.
Recorder- John C. Slegmund, of
Gcrvais.
Treasurer jW. Y. Richardson, of
Stayton.
Commissioner William Miley, of
Aurora, renominated.
Assessor Charles Lembcks, of
Butterville, renominated.
Surveyor B. B. Hcrrick, Jr.,
Tumor, renominated.
Coroner A. M. dough, of Salem.
of
Portland, March. 27. Judge S. A.
Lowell has this interview in tho Or
egonlan: "In my opinion, the delegations
from Eastern Oregon will be divided
into threo groups. C. A. Johns, of
Baker, will have, besides his own
county. Grant, Malheur and probably
Harney, which will give a following
of 2G votes. I should say that Mr.
Furnish will have Umatilla, Union,
Morrow, Crook, which will have 34
votes, and Wasco, Sherman, Wallo
wa, Wheeler and presumably Gilliam,
a total of 2G votes, will probably be
for Governor Geer.
"The leanings of the delegations in
the congressional convention are not
at this time clear. Baker is in doubt
and will probably bo used as a trad
ing county to further Mr. Johns' can
didacy. As for myself, I am not ask
ing for support, but I have not for
gone my ambition to bo governor of
Oregon. I doubt if the nomination
can be made on tho first ballot or for
several ballots thereafter. In addi
tion to the candidates named, H. E.
Ankeny, of Jackson, and Judge Fid-
Wton, of Douglas, will go before the j
convention, and each will have a fol
lowing that, while not sufficient to
elect, may aggregate enough to pro
vent the nomination until some of
them have been eliminated. If lht
opportunity presents itself, and the
delegates believe that I am tho man
for the place, I should be very glad
to have the nomination To Hint ex
tent I am a candidate."
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse.
Surprise Sale, No. X93.
FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1902
20,000 Yards Vallenciennes Laces
wilt be placed on our counter nnd nllVred to von nt Lowor Prices
than you ever saw before 33 1-3 Por Cent Discount will be the
reduction for this day, which means that Lace that fold for
12c per doa
18p por do.
a4o per doa
;t0o per doa
4.5 per doa
76o per doz
(io regultir
Oo regular
12o regular
15o regular
yds will be nt Surprise
yd will Ih) at Surprise
yds will bo nt Surprise
yds will Ihj nt Surprise
yds will Iw at Surprise
yds will be nt Surprise
price Lnce nt Surprise
price Lace nt Surprise
price Lace nt Surprise
price Tjsico nt Surprise
12 yds for 8c
12 yd forltlo
is: yds for Me
12 yds Tor !
12 yds for 30o
12 yds for 60o
per yard 4o
per yard (to
per ynrd So
per ynrd 10(5
This sale includes every yarU of Vnllenclenues Laco in tho house. Thorns
prices are Rood for this day mid this day only. Not over $5.00
worth of Lace to one person.
New Skirts, New Waists, New Petticoats for KnHter; 100 Now
Made Suits for Ktvdcr; New SulU for the Hoys nnd Little
Fellows; Now Shoes for all of you.
Tnllor
Agent
Butter
Ick
Patterns
Tho DpnnpG Ufnrphn cp
1 u uUJbu fill u UllOu
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
Hall
Orders
Pilled.
Send for
Samples
CATARRH
The President Injured.
St. Louis, March 27. iA Washing
ton special says that President Roos
evelt was hurt recently while learn
ing the Japanese art of self-defense,
and was ordered by his physician to
discontinue the exercise. It is believ
ed his back was hurt so that ho has
been unable to take his accustomed
horseback rides.
I B YERS' BEST FLOUR I
Hawaiian Editor Sentenced.
Hawaii, March 27. Walter G.
Smith, editor of the Pacific Commer
cial Advertiser, was sentenced to 30
days for contempt of court. Tho chief
justice admitted the editor to 'bail
in tho sum of $500, pending a hear
ing. The first celebration of St. Pat
rick's day was a great event.
"I have no hesitancy in recom
mending Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy," says F. P. Moran, a well known
and popular baker, of Petersburg,
Va. "We have given it to our child
ren when troubled with bad coughs,
also whooping cough, and it lias al
ways given perfect satisfaction. It
was recommended to m,o by a drug
gist as the best cough medicine for
children, as it contained no opium
or other harmful drug." Sold by
TaUman & Co.
TIIK
T.TCANSLNU
AND iniM.IVO
CUKK FOU
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
Hhbj hiuI plcftsnnt to
use. Contains no In
lurlotiK lru.
It Is quickly absorbed.
Hives relief at onco.
It Uitcns nnd Cleiinnus
Allays Inflammation. COLD HEAD
Heals and protects tho Membrano. Heat res
the Sense otTastu and fimell. Larco slzo Mo
at pruKfilsts or by mall; Trial size Wo by mall.
ELY HNOTHEItS, 66 Warren St , Now York;.
Dally East Oregonlan by Carrier,
only 15 cents a week.
V KENTUCKY
for Gentlemen v$PL
TSj who cherish , VfF
vjK J Quality. . smj
I
Bold by JOtiJ UMIDT
The Louvre Saloon
J-KNIILKTON . . OHKOON
To make good bread nso Byem' II at Flour. It took first
premium nt the Chicago World's Fair ovor all competi
tion, and gives oxcollont satisfaction wherover used.
Every sack is guaranteed. We hnvn tho beat Btoam
Rolled Barley, Hood Hye and Beardless Barley.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. BYF.RS, Proprietor.
LEGAL BLANKS Wrf Eafst '?
gonian for a free cat
alogue of them. A fall supply always kept in stock.
Hotr to Economize With ElfKH.
Left over yolks of eggs if put at once
Into a tumbler of cold water will keep
fresh and soft for several days. If
dropped into a cup and covered, the
yolks would be unlit for use the second
day. The left over w.iites of eggs may
be made Into macaroons, kisses or used
for meringues. The whites of two eggs
with a quarter of a pound of sugar and
the same quantity of almond paste will
make two dozen macurpons. Where
hard boiled yolks are wanted It Js much
better to break the eggs, separate care
fully the yolks from th whites and
drop the yolks Into water that is boil
ing hot. Cook slowly for twenty nilu
utefe. In this way you save the whites
for another purpose. Mrs. S. T. Rorer
in Ladles' Home Journal.
Heat In the Home.
Since It Is the dry quality of the heat
that is supplied in our homes thnt
seems Its most pernicious quality, it Is
worth while emphasizing every means
by which It may be lessened. The wa
ter reservoir of stoves and furnaces
should be kept filled, and In addition
water should be kept In an open vssel
In the bedrooms and living rooms at
least
Ask to see 4111 black hose. We
are selling; them at 26c; worth 40c
Clearer Bros' Dry Goods company,
We are just in receipt of
the largest shipment of the
Celebrated
DOUGLAS
$3.
SHOE
oo
AND
50
That ever came to Pendle
ton. NEW . . .
SHAPES
STYLES
LASTS
COMBINES
LEATHERS
. SPRING WEICHT
FOR 1902
Boston Store
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse
Three Great Specials for Easter
We will give all the Ladle in town a clianco to got a now
skirt for Easter at a .Reduction
$.00
$1.98
SkirUiin Oxford Grey, medium (Troy, Cadet blues, and Nnvya from
$2.39 to $ 1 5.00
$1.79 black sorgo and alpaca
skirt reduced to
$2.65 black sorgo and alpaca
skirt reduced to
Black Silk
Skirts
In all the lat
est styles from
$6 to $50
We are showing
a large assortment
of tailor made suita
from
$5.95 to $50
JMaek and wool
Chuvlot .Skirt h,
Tullor Made, Nleo
I y Trimmed I n
Talli'ta and Moire
at
$5.t9
AGENTS
BUTTBRICK
FATTKRN8
THE
PeoplesWarehouse
PENDLETON, OREQON
MAIL OR.
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