Closing Out Sale Continues
BARGAINS: NOTE
25 yards Prints . ...$. 00
20 yards Amaskeag Gingham X 00
20 yards Bleach Muslin i 00
25 yards Otrtlng Flannel . . i 00
iOc and J 5c Lace, per yard 05
75c Corsets for 39
4 4 4
leaver Bros. D.G.Co
CLOSING OUT
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1902.
BREVITIES.
Joe
James A. Howard, iarm loans.
rollow the crowd to the St.
are.
! pounds nice beans for $1. St.
Store.
ash silks for waists. All styles
prices at St. Joe Store.
Phe St. Joe Store is giving away
every man's suit, a nice hat
For Sale A few good fresh milch
ps. Inquire of Platzoeder & Min
child's knee pant suit
a nice cap. St; Joe
Pith every
'give free
re.
n
idles' Mcintosh $2.35 "regular
6.50. Cleaver Bros' Dry
is Co.
lie. St. Joe Store is showing a nob-
Jne of men's shirts; -'Go and, look
over.
oney to loan at lowest rates on
or country property. J. R. Dick-
East Oregonian building.
st Sunday, ladies' ,rain cape on
between Pendleton, and Jesse
school house. Finder please
at kast Oregonian office.
sale AH kinds of city and
py property, part cash, balance
any payments, will buy you a
you pay for It by the month,
rented, collections made. Ri
Uok, room 10, over Taylor's.
HiiiiiHnniiHiM'
fE HAVE
The Latest
Tie Newest
The Prettiest
sh Buckles!
in the town.
Just in
$.25 to $3.00
HUNZIKER J
relet and Optician
door to R. Alexander's I
lilt?
Broom grass seed at Hawley Bros.
Sugar corn, per can 10c, at .St. Joe
Store.
Best 50c overall in Pendleton. St.
Joe Store.
Fine tomatoes, per can 10c, at St,
Joe Store.
20 pounds granulated sugar for $1,
St. Joe Store.
Nicest candy in the cl'.y. Button's
ce cream chocolates.
Rainier Bohemian beer tonight, be
tween 9 and 10 o'clock, will be free at
622 Main street.
If you want fine meats, go to
Shcwarz & Greullch. They handle the
best there is to be had.
Wanted 'Woman to cook and do
general housework for family of two,
Inquire at Leezer'B bakery. -
Ask to see 4111 black hose. We
are selling them at 25c; worth 40c.
Cleaver Bros' Dry Goods company.
Wanted Indian curios and arrow
points. Will pay cash. Write Froh
man Trading Co., Portland, pregon.
Hawley Bros., the up-to-date gro
cerymen, have the only complete line
of Heiry's fancy goods In the city.
Our stock of millinery Is Btlll com
plete, notwithstanding our great East'
er sale. Come and. see us. Miss Rose
Campbell.
On the third page of this issue we
call your attention to our latest ar
rivals in men's clothing. The Peo
pies' Warehouse-!
There will be a special meeting, of
Wiltlwood Camp, R. N. of A., at Hen
drlck's hall, Saturday evening, April
5th, at 7:30 o'clock.
For Sale Five-room house and one
lot, four blocks west of Main street,
between Alta and Court. Inquire at
Bowman's photo studio.
Order your dressed chickens, let
tuce, green peas, cauliflower, in fact,
we hace everything that's good for
Sunday dinner, at Hawley Bros.
Beer free tonlisht at Granz's, 622
Main street, Lo Fontaine block. Ra
nier Bohemian beer, between the
hours of 9 and 10 o'clock tonight,
free.
If you are interested in, handsome
clothing, call and see ours and no
matter whether you are long or short,
stout or sjlm, we can lit you See!
The Peoples Warehouse.
Danner & 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 ub.
FURNISH
E
THE RECEPTION WAS
ONE OF SPONTANEITY.
True.
The occasional ad 1b one of the very
best methods by which to squander
monev. Continuous advertising, on
the other hand, will bring ample re
turns for the money invested. sug
gestions.
gnolia Cologne
The
Tf the nweeteflt and. .moat
erfinne we have ever been able, to offer. ' ,
rarant Perfume we hnv
ts an Qnr
special price for thjB lot Come early, on r supply is limited
QEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
from Main Stret Tow the Court Home
Citizens Turned Out En Masse and
There Was a Greeting at the Furn
Ish Lawn Reeder Made the Ad
dress at the Railroad Station.
Two thousand people were at the O.
R. & N. train on Friday evening, wnen
It pulled In at the station, to greet
W. J. Furnish, and offer congratula
tions upon his honoring by "the repub
lican state convention. The Pendle
ton and Helix bands were on hand,
and badges adorned the coats and
dresses of almost everyone in the
throng that had gathered.
As Mir. Furnish stepped from the
car platform, he was seized bj A. B.
Thompson nd B. F. Kennedy and
raised, into .the' .air to be born to a
bnggage truck standing beside the
platform. There were cheers and mu
sic by the bands, and then L. B. Reed
er addressed the multitude, In a few
remarks on the main thought of the
occasion.
A Procession Formed.
Under the direction of Frank S.
Curl, county republican chairman, -a
procession was formed with the band
leading and. following was. a car
riage containing Mr. Furnish, L. B.
Reeder, Mr. :,Curl, vA, B. Thompson
and Eldon Furnish, who, when he
climbed into the vehicle, remarked to
his father:
'Dad,, you 'look ..pale and tired to
death." ' " .
In a carriage following came Mx.
Furnish's mother, M!rs.. Fraker, Miss
Frakef, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Slater
and also in the line of march were 14
members of the Umatilla county del
egation to the state convention, to
gether with those who had constitut
ed what they called jocularly, "the
Furnish push," who had been in Port
land as assist in capturing the nomi
nation. Hundreds of citizens fell into
line, and the procession went to the
Furnish' residence, with bombs ex
ploding along the way, and the play
ing of lively airs by the two bands.
Reception on the Lawn.
Upon the lawn, Mr. Furnish receiv
ed his fellow townsmen, shaking
hands and exchanging' a few words
with everyone as lie passed. 3Jpon
the verandah, '" were Mrs, Fyrnish
and Miss Starkweather, .receiving nu
merous? ladies' ytio ?yjilied "an went
.into the house to offer their congratu
lations. ., '
B. F: Renn was ..standard bearer,
carrying a long pole, upon which were
a flag and a broom at the top.
The first Pendletoniap t.o shake the
candidate's hand was Alger Fee, son't
of Judge J. A. Fee7 who" was lifted
upon the truck -at the station ,by bh?
fatherf as "a young republican who
wants to shake the hand of the next
governor of Oregon."
Reeder's Address.
In addressing the crowd at the stai
tion, Mr. Reeder said, after the usual
greeting:
"We are here to assist in welcom
ing to his city and county a distin
guished gentleman who has brought
a great honor upon Eastern Oregon.
During the p"ast 4Jj years, ..since the
admission of Oregon to the Union, we
have struggled hard to develop the
latent resources of this part of the
state and of the state, as a. whole. We
have fought the political battles of
our party, and have fought them val
iently, but it remained for Billy Fur
nish to be the first man from this
part of Oregon t.o compel the placing
of his name at the head" of 'the ticket
for the governorship; I bespeak for
the ticket at the head .of which he
now stands, a sweeping victory.
expect that the votes will fall as thick
as the leaves of autumn next June,
and place him and his associate can
didates in the capitol at Salem.
"If elected, and I have not the faint
est doubt that he and they will be
elected, I am confident that he will
give the state of Oregon an economi
cal, practical, business admlnlstra
tion, one that will be to the people of
the commonwealth the best proof pos
slble that they made no mistake in
selecting him for that responsible po
sltion. Here, before his friends, and
I take .It that you are all his friends,
extend this welcome. And, in the
name of the republican party of this
county. I pledge to him that when the
ballots shall have been counted in
June, and the fight Bhall have ended,
this grand old Umatilla county will
be placed in the records of the cam
paign of 1902 as having given to Bll
ly Furnish and the remainder of the
republican ticket an overwhelming
majority."
Mr. Furnish was too hoarse to re
spond, and merely bowed his
knowledgements
crowd.
PAINTERS OF PENDLETON
WILL WORK LESS TIME.
Union Organized Here and Their De
mand Will Be Made for the New
Schedule of Hours.
Beginning with Monday morning,
the painters of Pendleton will onlo
put in nine hours for a day's labor.
Not long ago the local plyers of the
brush organized and elected officers
and sent for their charter. That has
arrrived and the officers have been in
stalled. Heretofore the painters have'
been working 10 hours per day at a
rate of ?3. From now on they will
demand the same wages for a nine
hour day, and are organized under the
State Federation of I-abor.
Last Thursday night G. Y. Harry, a
special organizer for the Federation,
was in town and at the meeting t
the local painters, two delegates were
elected to represent the local organi
zation at Portland May 1, when the
labor convention will be held in that
city. C. W. McLyman. president of
the local Painters Union, and C. J
wnson, recording secretary, were
elected delegates and It is understood
that the local cigar makers will be
represented. An effort is also being
made to get all the carpenters and
bridge workman to join the state or
ganization, and to that end W. H.
Gabriel, business agent for the bridge
and structural iron workers, of Port
land, is here.
President's First Message.
i ne president s nrst message was
consid-.eu by everyone, regardless of
political differences, to be a wonderful
llteicrv production, and was of such
character as would tend to raise the
auth r much higher in the estimation
of the people vi tin United State.
In selecting a medicine most suited
for family needs it is always wise to
choose one that is held in high es
teem by thousands of people who
know Its value from personal exper
ience. Such a medicine is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. No other remedy
can take its place, as a cure for belch-
lug, heartburn, dizziness, indigestion,
or constipation. We would, therefore,
urge every sutterer to try it. It is
also a splendid vprjng tonic and pre
ventive of la. grippe, malaria, fever
and ague.
ROESCH NOT GUILTY.
Academy Society Has Mock Debate
Friday Afternoon.
At the Pendletbn Academy on Fri
day afternbon, the students' literary
society had a mock trial, which re
sulted in Bismarck Roesch, the jolly,
rotund student, being acquitted of the
charge of eating onions. Robert
Pond was the judge; Grayce Crockett
and Myrtle Hawkes were prosecutors,
and Delia Beagle and Joe Kennedy
counsel for the defense. The trial oc
casioned great amusement and
brought out the fun-making powerB
of the young people who took part,
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$100 Dollar- Reward, 8100.
The rc&dnrn of M rtS rvAr will Ka tl an4
iciu mm isere is at, jeastone dreadful due
mat science has Hfefen nhl tn m n
stages, an 1 that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse.
Royal Worcester Cor
sets Just received a full lino ot KoYM
Worcester UlrtlloTwpo corsets 1.25
down to
48c
New Straight Front Corsets from
fi down to
$
Black Peat de Sole
Anybody wantliiK n Mack 611,
Trots here's your chttnee. a Mac
I'eau ilc bole
$.59
$1.10 Foulard 8tlk. very nice tor a
light weight Summer Dress
60c
Woodmen Log-Rolling
in Pendleton, Ore..
April 21-22.
A Large Assortment
of Dress Skirts
Pedestrian Skirts ti.os to $10. New
line ol Skirts In all colors and blnck,
flare and flounce effect, nicely trim
rued, 3 98 to 2J . Plain black sz o
skirts from t-1.75 down to
Children's Wash
Dresses
A largo assortment of Chil
dren's WhsU Dresses In Percales,
Scotoh Utnghivros, Madras and
all the New W,bsu (loods. Why
wasto tho time making DresMt,
when you can bay them for
39c
ar m IbUJuO If III 6 UUuU fast
Patterns Send for
Samples
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
9
18 the piiiy positive tfire now known tc the
muuicai iraiornuy. uatarrn being a constitu.
tional disease requires a constitutional treat
ment, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
the
- ac-
to ' the cheering
Dick Bayless, a member of the Jop-
lln baseball, team, proved himself a
hero today by .saving the lives of
nine men at the Wolcott mine in -the
Missouri lead and zinc tract. Fire
started In the holster house. The
holsterman' was confused and was
unable to rendor assistance to tho .11
men under ground, Bayless, who
was employed in the engine room,
pulled nine of the men through smoke
and flamos before he was overcome
by exhaustion.
faces of the system, thereby destroying
foundation of the disease, and eivinar tfi
tlent strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its Work. The
proprietors have no much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it falls to cure. Bend for list of
testimonials. Auaress,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, .7fic. .
Hall's Famil v PlJJs are the best.
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'
Farmers Custom Mill
Prs4 Walters, PrrUttr.
Oapaolty.lW barrels a day,
Kloar exchanged lot wheat,
yieur, Mill Feed, Chopped Food, etc., alwi
:m hand,
Lonely Homes
A hoiM b Mtvw OMMtsU without chlMrtn.
Ytt many HomM ttt MMui. Many wWw art
dueUU for thilk f a cKM ta lov. Thdr
Nvm art almltti void ol MM Mjh moMvw ol
motherhood. Wrilt barraaftaM U causing IficaJ.
culokk sadatM and sorrow, H txkts In most
cam on account of tomt HUk famok trouHt,
whkh Wint of Conftil would spactflry tt rlgM.
Tali fmrt WbM mfuUUs tho oWdcrta fomoJo
orgux by butMtnf up tho worn out norvoi m&
njtuUtmj tho moiytniaJ flow. It rtstoror tho
faJlM womb to Us proper place. By ttreafch
oalnj the generative organs, H menu preg
nancy powTole where Isorroaneii exists. You
can depend or
WINEo'CARDUI
Sofferlng women all over the land have been
depending on M for leventy-flve year. No
more convlndnt proof cm be given than Dm
tfitlmofiy of Mre.BeM0R.who li only one of
thoutiMk or women to whom Wine of Carefal
hie broaet a permaiwnt cure. Many cases of mlicarrUe the! troufcto
whkh robs mother of their hope have been avoided by timely use of the
Wine, You arc asked to try Win of Cerehl and Thtdford' BlaekDremjM.
it companion medicine. Nine out of ten cue of female trouble, bsmejt,
ne Inckidid, yield to them. All dra gglU toll SI.QQ toiuM of Win f Off
UM Mny I had a xs,., wkiehfw
your Almanac end my husband ntoss botii of Win of OerAt eoiit
S40P Dea my nooainar and restored
r taking three bottle 1
BKammBBmmay
w
II . morning. I am expecting to beoomo ft mother and wine of
my 1
aATtosaad
pan mast,'
Mr. MAR'
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A BIG SUCCESS
That's what we are having in our new store
Do You
Wonder Wy?
It is because we keep thing's neat and clean,
we give special attention to quick deliveries.
We receive daily all kinds of oarljyegetables,
such as radishes, green onions, lettuce,
turnips, etc. '
Come and see our new store and give us a
trial.
We arc Sare to Please You
lillll S fill (Ml 8 lip
how do Youxtarsa
ADMBRTISE?
The new store can never
known unless It advertises
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