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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1902)
get GOOD GOODS at Alexander's. S'MvSO mucn in paying uie smauesi price, uui in i'y iSgtfito smallest price and getting the best merchandise. t?galtogether too easy to buy things that are merely MiVfMiccd, and then regret it. You run no risk in trad atJwre, (or QUALITY considered, we are the cheapest tore in town. Read on: THE NEWS OF UMATILLA CODNTY MILTON NEW8. tmjU the nice soft outing flannel in checks pesyjjast colors, per yard Ie-pla!d dress goods, double fold, camel's sh.V"So good for school dresses. Priced iratlpaly lsMKa heavy Melton suiting, heavy.strong abtjjn colors of Oxford grey, brown and fe$tmte for those unlined rainy "day skirts, r75c yard' specially priced at 5c 20c 50c nMun :lts with cut steel buckles. rdle belts. Ping pong belts. Inder Dept. Store gpjtf- RELIABLE CLOTHIERp. JE NORMAL SCHOOL of WESTON d conraesin all the Normal Branches. Also Music lion. .-ioOttt Bosiness Department lyjjrgtt'iapplied to give a thorough course in -Book-(MmKRd, Typewriting, Commercial Law and other to this important branch. Tuition free, mmunications to MHiindale, Pres., Weston, Ore. Real Estate Transfer South Metho dist Conference Adjourns Appoint, ments of Spokane District, Milton. Sept, 15. Ileal estate is moving qulto lively of late, among the latest transfers Is the Milton ho tel. J. E, McQuary, who has owned and managed the business for sev eral years, has sold the property to P. PIchcre.iw, of Portland, considera tion $2500. Mr. Picliereaw will make soma Improvements and announces his Intention of keeping a first-class house. William Nichols is building an ad dition to his business property on Main street, and fitting it up for a furniture store. The addition will cost about $1000. The East Columbia conference of the M. E.' Church, South, which was held during the last week, ndjo.irned last night. A groat deal of business was trans acted during the session, one item of which was the raising of $4500 for Columbia College, Saturday night. At the Sunday morning service W. O. Miller was ordained elder. At the close of the session last night, Bishop Duncan made tho fol lowing appointments: Spokane District. Presiding Elder H. S. Shangle. Spokane station J. II. Dills. Edwall F. A. Turner. Wllbcr G. L. Snyder. Creston S. A. Woods. Oaksdnlo M. V. Howard. Palouse and Pine City W. E. Beach, supply. Gcnessee and Stalley A. I Thcr oughman, supply. Nez Perce A. N. Henderson. Troy S. E. GrenfelL Leland C. H. Miller. Lexington .1. M. Turner. Dayton J. D. Crooks. Covello and Waltsburg J. W. Compton. Walla Walla W. K, Hanson. Heppncr F. C. Adkins. Weston AV. O. Miller. Pendleton E. B. Jones. La Grande W. D. Yoakum. Baker City and Wlngville C. Jit. Howard. " llichland S. E. Coberley. Boise G. U. Cross. Milton G. H. Glbbs. Melheure To bo supplied. Fail-view Circuit To be supplied. President of Columbia College W. C. Howard. Agent Columbia College G. H. Gibbs. Transferred to Pacific Conference J. C. Thomas. L. P. Sheares. W. A. Iden and C. W. Hoag. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR. Write the East Ore- mSm: A foil supply always kept in stock. Aft BLANKS For "Pendleton Day" the O. R. & N. Makes a Low Special Rate. This year Spokane will, hold her In terstate Fair October G to 14. The progressive and enterprising people of that city are putting torth unusual effort to make this season's fair sur pass in point of interest, anything ot the kind ever seen in the north Pa cific. A feature of the fair will be "Pendleton Day." Thursday, October 9 and for this occasion the O. B, & N. Co. will on October 8 sell tickets, Spokane and return, good until Octo ber 15, at $6.50. This includes admis sion to the fair. Not Doomed For Life. "I was treated for three years by good doctors," writes W. A. Greer, McConnelvlIle, O., "for Piles and Fis tula, but when all failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo cured me in two wcoks." Cures Burns, Cuts, Corns, Sores, Eruptions, Salt Bheum, Piles or no pay. 25c at Tallnian & Co.'s drug store. Fruit valley, Washington, now has rural free delivery. wniiniiniiiiiiiiniiiiniiniiniiniiniiiiiiiiii Wur Low Prices Are Emphatic ur Carpet Dollars Will Do Double Duty At Our Store are the recognized headquarters for carpets, rugs, pictures for framing and framed, lace curtains 3 old furnishings, and also sewing machines, which are our specialty, I HP CARPETS CARPETS Our stock of carpets and rugs has always been large and strictly up with the times, but this year we have outdone our previous efforts and with a high de gree of pleasure call your attention to the high grade assortment we have just received. We do not say this boastingly, but it is a fact that never has there been ex hibited in Pendleton such a grand array as we now have, and we want you to come and inspect the chic new creations of the largest and leading manufactur ers of the country. THESE ARE GEMS Axminsters, very swell and of the highest grade, $t,X5 to $1.75. Wilton Velvets, the ereat hit of the trie cities. $t to $1.50. y Brussels, 50c to $1. Body Brussels, $1.25 to $1.50. Ingrains, from 25c to $1. We have the most complete collection ever shown here. Silk Portieres, $20 per pair. H fl j Ti a i- r , - ' 1 r V vuuuiim ana lapesiry, irom 10 per pair. aJbcan Lace Curtains Something new and very desirable. Win tho admiration of 3 nil ... I. 1 1. 41.. i i a .1 . r 3 a, Oil VYI1U 1UUK. H.L LI1HI11. HI! WI1IIL Villi III iriKllHf'I. T.linm I lllr 04 Jftce curtains includes all grades and our prices are very low. UMiital RtfiS Tliefir8t time a full line of oriental rugs has been shown in Eastern Oregon M SkES is now They are rare beauties and well worth your time to inspect. M -1 l2 ftivin iDn AMn uHiTi: viuw nnv ttiiiil SEWING MACHINES TE and bTANDARD. BaU Bearing and contain aU the latest jvements. We have others, alsb. and sell a machine for $25 we guarantee and keep in repair for five years without cost. The greatest difference between man and man is his Personal Appearance You see man and judge him by his When he has bought of The Big Boston Store, he com mands your respectful admiration and you wonder, perhaps, how he can afford to dress so well. You see one of our $16 SUITS OR OVERCOATS and swear they are tailor made, and so they are, and by the best design ers, cutters, sewers, moulders and pressors of America. Our increasing clientele warrants our increased values and attractions. The Boston Store Comer Main and Court Streets. HOTEL ARRIVALS. I BSE FAILING. 90 i MAIN STREET, NEAR BRIDGE. Hotel Pendleton. George B. Mosor, Spokane. M. J. Post, Minneapolis. M. G. McConnell, Moscow. H. R, Judge, Portland. T. I. Hllbourn, Chicago, D. F. Warner, Detroit. S. H. Gowdy. J. J. Burns, Portland. B. W. Itedpath, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. II, H. Bhults, Chicago NellloB. Greton, Idaho. G. H. Southard, Grand Ilaplds. J. M. Martlndale, WcBton . George M. Gage, Itosland. W. II. Oarrott, Portland. W. L. Marshall, Portland. Mrs. D. It. 8hamroclt, Ilosolnirg. Fred SlianirocK, Hoaolnirg. H. B. Iters, 8pokano, George Hnrrls, Portland. Andrew Nylandcr, Portland. A. A. Itlcliardson, Illinois. J. K. Martin, Seattle. J, D. Marlon, O, J j. Bishop, Nebraska. C. L. Shook, Omaha. J. M. Dates, Walla Walla. S. J. Hobegger, Portland. V. W. Taylor, Portland. George h Hoberls, Portland. H. I). Ixing, Spokane. K. J, Ginger, Hpokane. M II, Patton, .Spokane. William U. Albrlghl. and wife, city. MIsb Kdna Holey, rlty. C. It. Cox, Camus Prairlo. H. M. Ogden, Portland. ,1 I), Ailanis, Boston. The Golden Rule. George Fleming, SI. iouls, G. C Kranris, 81. I.ouls. J, T. Hnniphreys and wife. Oowu, Mrs, M. McGiiIre, Ijckport. Hlllo Karris, Moscow. Mrs, K. Hlpk-y, Moscow. K. il. Hljilcy. Moscow. C. I. Itlplcy, Moscow. B. H. Burke, Portland. B, I Longnlor, Gibson. U, Hujaera, Now York. J U, Caven and wife, Donvr. 0 G. Brlggs, Denvtir. It, C, ClementH, Denver. Blanche Plunkett, Denver, I, B. Taher, Now York. W. Hhlne, Now York. 1 .eon a Leigh, Now York. Van C. Barrett, New York. B. II. Wells, Now York. T. 8. Hendrlx, 8ugar City. P. Jackson, Sugar City. Mrs, A. McPherfon, Blsemarck, Jennett Fulton, Bismarck, F. F. Porham, city. T. Ii Porham, city. K. F. Porham, Jr., city . W. B. Mayborry,' Uklah, Ituby Cnllendar, Athena. Casslo Beck, Athena. J, A. Baddcloy and wife, Syracuse. Dora Myrlck, Athena. P. B. Ilunsuekcr, Spokane. C. Cunningham, Portland. W. D. Marks, Spokone.- A. D. lClng, New York. J. O. Gerklngs and wife, Boston. C. H. Gerklngs, Boston. W. B. Gerklngs, Boston. John McFall, Shoshone. ' 8. J. Haboggor, Portland. ' F. W. Taylor, Portland. George D. Brown, city. ' M. Gilchrist, Anaconda. D. A. Gilchrist, Anaconda. 8, I.o, Spokane. S. A. Frans, Spokane. I. . Cuuulngiiam, Portland. H. Munry, Spokane. M. F. Thompson and wife, Portland A. Nelson, Valley. J, V. Arnold and wlfo, Freowntnr. C. j. Downer, Spokane. J, MeDonnoll, Milton. M. B. McDonnol, Milton. B. Mcl,iiucker, a Orando. A, Nelson, Independence. O, A. Simpson, city. It. Adams, Dallas. J. D, Orogolie, Adams. ' II. Ituhrmau, city. Jutnes Kill, Helix. F. J. Gardner, Portland. J. McLaughlin and wife, I' rtland. Dan Campbell, Bollovue. G.-orgo Anderson, Halley, J. Nelson, Halluy. V. F. Woodstock. Nolln. (I. M. Bradley, Athona, II. P. Itoiru. Poitland. V. II. CbsbII. Wallu Walla. W. Boguo, Walla Walla. M. Campbell and wife, Pomona, Excursion to Washington, D, C. On tho occasion of the G. A, H. on- campmnnt, to bo held at Washington, D, C., October .o 11, the O. II. & N. Co. will sell round trip tickets at $09.65. Dates of salo Bontcmbcr 29 and 30, limit 30 days. Choice of routes, going and coming. Notice, All persons knowing thumsulvus In dulged to mo must settle by October 10th, or their account and nutes will be placed In the hands of an attornoy with Instructions to collect. K, L. 8MITII.