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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1902)
ah.iO-B get GOOD GOODS at Alexander's. MEH Economy ,jBj (.Is'hot so much in paying the smallest price, but in pay gin ' .iSJ'the smallest price and getting the best merchandise. ? A'lli.is altogether too easy to buy things that are merely ind fc Priccrii and tncn regret it. You run no risk in trad- ' Spinere, for QUALITY considered, we are the cheapest ,le iigfe in town. Read on: esjao wrfds of the nice soft outing flannel in, checks tawiSeS, fast colors, per yard -Jo ykrds;plaid dress goods, double told, camel's airiiiusln- So good for school dresses. Priced er yardjat only v. , v yards' extra heavy Melton suiting, heavy.strong )hd durable, in colors of Oxford grey, brown and live, favorite for those unlined rainy day skirts, jaltyvWerth 75c yard, specially priced at 5c 20c 50c mi few Ffim New York 1 " !ua.. 'Qnen belts with cut steel buckles. girdle belts. Ping pong belts. ander Dept. Store RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. eala ' ' ' DqattXook Oat For Paint,- J5tiLok la For Paint. That is, look in our store and then come in and see the - largest and best stock of paints, oils, brushes and C, jjHpjjlies Get our prices. If you have painting or g? faBr hanging to do come and let us figure with you. ui There is no brighter, fresher or more magnificent stock ' bfjlpaper shown in Eastern Oregon than our new For the SHARP New Ideas. - Court Street. Ht BIV till MM M a it VVMMMMi-UX iU-MSSf si 361"" m -Teittme to buy Real Estate SOTB-ilB Now. ii.i'.rg , , , tthose who desire esiijwid -to investors, upon c in fillit ithn fnllnwinrr nrnn. 3 lot .and dwelling, $600. 2 lots .and dwellings, each, m 7Sa ! 2 Jots -and dwellings and sta- 3 lots, se. 64ote,'tMtHi .250. )nI(AllitUateH in Pendleton. ere ii6o acrea.qf farm land near d;s' 'Perid4eton, $2500. tst Small payments down, bal- iite' ance in installments. Pendleton's destiny is a much t Ctt larger population. T09W-Mlke time to buy Come To Us For your lumber and building material of all descriptions and you will save money and get first-class stock. We can sup ply you with Doors, Windows, Screen doors and windows, building paper, lime, cement, brick and sand. We make a specialty of wood gutters for barns and dwellings. Oregon Lumber Yard WOO L MEN ADJOURN (Concluded.) i The Columbia Lodging House NEWIiY FURNISHED BAB IN CONNECTION 'IN CENTER OF BLOCK '.BJC1VJLLTA & WEBB 8TH mX. SCHEMPP, Prop. t UsiDo datf ffflti iff t iJlJiM. Weaoijtrucking and hauling J jM.aHdescription at reason-le?prices. rses will be well cared ken to the Old Dutch iPeed Yard, corner and Lillith streets. in and all kinds of jht and sold. ber In each year, which meeting shall designate the place for tho next an nual meeting, and may change the date at Us discretion. The president may call a general meeting, or meet Ing of the executive committee at any time or place at his discretion, giving due and reasonable notice thereof. And he shall do so on the written re quest of two presidents of local as sociations. At such general meet ings no business shall be transacted with a less number than nine mem bers present In person or by proxy. At nil general meetings each dele gate shall bo entitled to one vote, but If unable to be present, may be represented or vote by proxy. Article VI Officers and Executive Committee. The officers of this association shall consist of president, vice-president and secretary and treasurer, who shall bo elected by ballot at the annual as sociation, and an executlvo commit tee, which shall consist of tho presi dent, vice-president and secretary of tho association, and the presidents ot tho various local subordinate associa tions, but should the number of such presidents eligible be less than six, tho annual meeting shall select suit able persons to mako up the defic iency to nine members; and It is fur ther provided that tho composition of tho executive committee shall not be changed from one annual meet ing till the next annual meeting, ex cept to fill vacancies cntised by death or resignation, and should such vacancy be that of an elected mem ber it shall be filled by the commit tee Itself. The executive committee must have threo members present before taking official action. Article VII. All amendments or changes to this constitution or to tho by-laws must be presented at a regular meeting of this association and must bo In writ ing. The proposed amendment or change shall be read at the meeting when presented, but no amendments or changes shall be adopted unless two-thirds of the members present shall vote In its favor. Article VIII. THte order of business or other rules of order of this association may be suspended at any time by a tw thirds vote of members present. By-Laws. Sec. 1 President. Tho president shall bo chief executive and presld Ing officer of the association, shall sign all drafts on tho treasury, shall perform such other duties as apper tain to such office or such as may bo necessary to secure and further the best interests of the association. He shall act as chairman of the executive board. He shall vote on any question only in case of a tie vote. Sec. 2 Vice-President. Tho vice president shall assume the duties of president In his absence. Sec. 3 (The secretary and treasurer shall be custodian of all the property and records of the association; shall keep a record of Its meetings and all of its transactions; shall attend to all correspondence, notify all Interested In proposed meetings. He shall keep at all times as accurate a record as circumstances permit, of tho amount of stock in the state, their increase losses, amount of surplus for disposal general health, condition, prices, and such other points, with regard to the stock of wool, as may be of Interest to the members of the association, Ho shall also act as secretary of the executive committee, and shall re t celvo such compensation as the oxecu i tlve committee shall decide. Ho shall furnish such suitable bonds as the executive committee j may require. He shall ex-offlcio serve as secre 'lary of nil standing committees when demanded. 1 Ho shall pay out money only upon , bills "O. K'd" by tho president. Ho shall keep an accurate account of all his receipts and disbursements, and at tegular meetings of the association I he shall give a detailed statement of I all the financial transactions of the 1 association and of the executive com 1 mlttee. Sec. 4 Order of Business. At all We are in the transferinn and I meetings of the association the order trucking business and are pre-1 of business shall be as follows: plying, as set forth In Cushlng's man ual. Sec 7 All amendments to this con stitution and by-laws must bo pre sented to tho annual meeting' in writing, and carried by a two-thirds affirmatory vote of those present. $1,000,000 for Charity. A fortune of $1,000,000 was recent ly left to a charltablo Institution In one of our Eastern cities, and while much good can bo accomplished by tho careful expenditure of this sum of money, there Is another agency which also deserves mention, because of the good it has done and the suff ering It has relieved during the past BO years, and that Is Hostctter's Stomach Bitters. No other mcdlclno can tnke Its place as a cure for stom ach, liver and kidney troubles, such as headache, belching, heartburn, In digestion, dyspepsia, constipation or billiousness. Wo would thercforo urge you to give it a trial. Tho genu ine must have our private stamp over the. neck of tho bottle. Do not accept a substitute. CLEVER SWINDLE. Alta St., opp. Co tut House. Laatz Bros. FOR Wood, Coal and Building Material Delivered Promptly. pared to move light or heavy arti cles. OFFICE MAIN ST Near Depot,' Telephone Main 51. Nasal I Heading of tho minutes Z. Heading of communications. a. Reports of officers. 4. Reports of special committees, !i. Reports of standing committees. C. Unfinished business. 7. New business. S, Election of executive committee, 9. .Miscellaneous, Sec & Tho executlvo committee shall have power to make by-laws , and regulations In conformity to this constitution and lor tho furtherance of the objects of this association, and Hhall have the general government of the association during adjournment; . provided, that any by-laws or regula tions enacted by It may bo rescinded ' hv thrt novt nr nn- nthor crnnnrnl over tho membrnno and Is absorbed. ItelleMa lm. , . , . ftt'e. ii uniesh otnerwise provided, the deliberations of the conventions In l Its etagfa tlitrc should bo clcuul'.uesg, Ely's Creaia Bain cleanses, oothr:anrHin ,:U tho dUca-ed muinbranp. Jtcnrescatiurhundd. m away a cold lu the bud quickly. hiHta I JHor sale at a" times. j;IH COXN'RRLHV, Prop., rtlK Hays & Connerley. mediate and n euro follow.. It Is cot drying doii not jiroduce aneczlns. Largo Size, SO cenU at Drug gilts or bmall; Trial slxe, 10 cents by mail. ELY DUOTBERS. M Warren Street. New York of this association, shall bo governed by the usual parliamentary rules an- Returns Box to Depo After Having Removed the Contents. There are some very clover crimi nals and swindlers In Pendleton. This Is nothing new. or strange, but the following facts, as recently brought to light, will convince the doubter thnt they are here just tho same. Not long ago a man camo to Pen dleton. Prom where no ono knows, but he alighted from a train and at onco took up his abode In tho town. A few days or weeks after ho arrived there came a large box of freight to one of tho depots billed to this fel low. It was sent C. O. D. and was left In the freight ofllco several days with a freight bill of several dollars on it. Ono day tho owner called for the box. Ho told tho freight clerk that he would tako it and paid over the money. The box was removed and that evening was taken back to the depot and tho man who took it out said It was not his box, but ho had taken it through mistake. He de manded his money back for freight and tho railroad company, thinking there had been a mistako, refunded the money In return for the box. Tho box was then left in the freight office for a timo until tho freight handlers concluded there was something wrong and an investigation was started. Tho box was found to have been taken away, the contents removed and the box "refilled with rubbish aud refuse to make it weigh down so the fraud would not bo detected in returning it. No arrest was made, but the man who played the company was Invited to "make good" to tho company and, It Is said that he did it to save any further trouble. $100 RewarJ, $130. The readers of tbls paper will be pleas ed to learn tbat there Is at least one dreaded disease tbat science has been fl)le to cure In all its stages and that Is Ca tarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being; a constitution al disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and muconB surfaces of the system, there by destroying the foundation of tbe dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up tbe constitution and assisting uature In doing Its work. Tbe proprietors have so much faith In Its cnratlve powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for and case tbat It falls to cure. Hend for list of testimonials. Address K. j. fJIKNKY & CO., Toledo, O. Bold by druggists. 7Sc. Hall's Family I'll la are tbe best. COMING ATTRACTION. The Great Scenic Production "Lost in New York. "Lost In New York," Saturday even ing's production at tho Frazer opera nouso Is not as new as some of tho offerings recently seen by our theater I goers, this fact perhaps being respon-' slble for the unlimited faith tho pub lic seem to nave In the performance, for there is not a particle of doubl. but what the pieeo is playing to larger returns than any of the new bidders for public patronage, for the great 13ast river scene witli Its tank of real water, a practical steam launch with carrying capacity of ten persons, the realistic escape of "Jennie" iiutho row boat, Madison Smiaro and other familiar scenes in and about the me- ropolls still bring capacity business o this ever welcome comedy drama. Seats on sale at Krazler's book store. 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. tif You sec one of our $15 SUITS OR OVERCOATS and swear they arc Tailor made, aud so they arc, and by the best design ers, cutters, sewers, moulders and pressors of America. Our increasing clientele warrants our increased values and attractions. The Botson Store Corner Main and Court Streets. PENDLETON See tho Hig Tents Cor. of West Webb and Aura Streets. One Night Only FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th. Warren 8c Day's New York UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Special Scenery, Dogs, Ponies and Donkeys -1500 equaro feot special sconory. 28 roalistic hogiio.h. 12 grand tableaux. A superb and awo-inspiring transformation scone Absolutely tho beat equipped organization on onrtli. Do not fail to seo this. Glover specialties botwoon acts. 2 BIG SHOWS IN ONE 2 A City Attraction Direct from the. Cities Comfortable seats for all. Gentlemanly ushers. Prices so low all can attend r ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT WEEK. Thelma" Monday Night Elizabeth Hale and Her Company Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Alden liencdict's pioductlon of Ma-1 rio Correlll's "Thelma" is one of the best attractions to visit the coast this season, and the theater koIiik public should take advantage of the chance of seeing this great scenic produc tion at tho iKipular prices of C0c, 75c and . Kllzabeth Hale and her company ill play a three-nights' engagement at the Frazer commencing Tuesday, September 23rd, and they will play at tho popular prices of. 2Cc, 35c anil 50c. They carry a fine lot of scenery for their different plays and will day some of tho latest plays, this company layed a weeks engagement In Port land and tho Oregonlan classes her as ono of the coming actresses of this coast. Frazer Opera House IIAKKlt A AVKI.JII, AIiiiiiiki i-h. - ONE NIGHT ONLY Saturday Eve., September 20th Miiiiiniiilli Production ortbo I'linnoiiuiiiully SlirmWul f Oim ili-Dniniii "LOST IN NEW YORK" Nattie DuCoursey as "Jennie" and a strong supporting company. SEE I11.?- "".''fiy't :,t?,"I?v,0lu,' J'icturKUo Knit ItHer , lllil.fki.l M.kIUou H.Uttre! IllHCkvt ull' Jalauil, Ktu. IMtAOTICAl, VI'KAM l.kVSVt HOW 1IOATS, H'IC. PIIIOES: 25o, 60o, 75c and $1.00. fie3-Seats on smIc at Frazier's Dook Store. Mall, telegraph or 'phone onlern will receive prompt u tt-ulioti.