GOOD GOODS at Alexander's.
Goods
Not poor goods cheap, but "good
ever Doiore.
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3N AND CHILDREN This is the season
...1,1 Kn 1 i-r tniiin frl r. tin fy-tt t -- fnnt-
;but elastic. Vcr pair, 48c, Soo, 250, lac.
BAGS An elegant, big, erey leather
VJ 0 LATE THE LAW
ORDINANCE AGAINST CRUEL-
TY TO ANIMALS UNHEEDED,
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JARLE CLOTHIERS. 2
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Interests
household. No one item of food is so
important, fl. very body enjoys 'good bread. We are
safe"nMjSKgVthat every purchaser of our bread is a sat
isfiedione. iBest flour and best workmanship gives you
as nMr'briadrperfection as it is possible to bake.
s
oodies fairly make you hungry.
r stock of baking is sufficient.
One
rtrNEAMILY
;5f GROCERY AND BAKERY
vfeSptece to get clean, fresh poods.
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BIA COLLEGE,
sinews
LTON, ORE.
ber 17th. This school is located
in the Northwest for young people.
Collegiate, Music, Elocution and
Separate and first-class dormitory
"ffor boys and girls.
tment, Shorthand and Typewriting,
ping and .Business Mo. .total in
herr.wiA'ifctoSrd, room", lights and tuition, S138 for
3 yearr. -
horougb. Instraotion and Practical
W. C. HOWARD, A. B., Pres.
iiBMi
Prominent Citizen Claims Such Law
Is Violated Every Day In Pendleton
and Nobody Seems to Care.
"Not a day passes that some one
does not violate the city ordinance as
well as the state law prohibiting the
cruel treatment of animals," remark
ed a prominent citizen yesterday.
In view of this fact, talcing It for
granted that the speaker knew what
he was talking about, It Is well to
give the law, As laid down In the city
ordinance on this subject. This or
dinance reads:
"Section 1. Every person who cru
elly uses, beats, torments, overloads,
or overdrives any horse, mule, or ox.
whether his own or others, shall up
on conviction thereof of the charge,
be fined in the sum of not to oxceed
$25 and Imprisonment not to exceed
20 days.
"Section 2. Any person having
charge of any horse, mule or ox,
who shall permit said anli-.nl to stanl
on the streets, alleys, or vacant lots
In the city of Pendleton without food
or water for more than 10 hours, or
later than 11 o'clock at night, shall
be guilty of .1 misdemeanor and shall
be fined in a sum not to exceed $25
and Imprisonment not more than 10
days.
"Section 3. It Bhall be the duty of
the city officials to take charge or
any animal found loft standing for
more than 10 hours without attention,
or after 11 o'clock, or being abused
by the keeper and hold -them until the
case Is disposed of and the expense
charged up to the owner. '
This ordinance was passed In Octo
ber, 1899, and has never been repeal
ed. But It is obsolete so far as Its
enforcement Is concerned.
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I Men's Winter Undemoear
32 Complete Lines to Select From.
Come in while the sixes arc complete. 5
1 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY I
TEN NEW ELECTRIC CLOCKS
Have Been Put Up In Past Month by
the Western Union.
Ten new electric clocks have been
put up in Pendleton within the last
month by the Western Union Tele'
graph Company.
These clocks aro of the latest lru
proved sub-master syncronlzlng clocks
and are placed In the following
places:
One In the Western Union Tele
graph office: one on the south side
of the Boston Store; two at Tallman
& Co.'s drug store; one by J. K. Bob
Inson, In the Domestic laundry; one
by F. X. Schempp, In the Columbia
saloon; one by Gus Lafontaino In the
French restaurant; one In James
Beardsloy's saloon, and one in front
of the hallway leading up stairs over
the Gratz saloon.
These clocks are all regulated and
set dally by the Western Union Rnd
keep accurate time.
LETON ACADEMY
reparatory Course
Uourse
S' Course
alfrotn Sub-Priniury up. Graduates enter Freah-
MCeaas Yali. I'rmceton, Stanford,
;27 weeks Supplemental Work can take State
lsa? Normal Schools Full torm opens Sep
tme address
r L. FORBES, D. D., Principal.
Mm all gmste
J2m3m
All Were Saved.
"For years I suffered much untold
misery from bronchitis," writes .1. H.
Johnston, of Broughton, Ga.,- "that
often I was unable to work. Then,
when everything else failed, f was
wholly cured by Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. My . wife
suffered Intensely with asthma, till
It cured her, and all our experience
goes to show it Is the best Croup
medicine in the world." A trial will
convince you of it's .unrivaled for
throat and lung diseases. Guaran
teed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bot
tles free at Tallman & Co's.
New City Recorder.
After tonight Judge Thomas Fitz
Gerald will be the new city recorder
and offenders in the police court here
after will have to face Mr. Fitz Gerald
Instead of Recorder McCourt. Mr.
Fitz Gerald has been looking over the
police records and books today, famil
iarizing himself with the work he will
bo expected to do, and at the council
meeting tonight his bonds will bo ap
proved and ho will be sworn In. The
bonds for city recorder aro fixed at
$5000.
Heavy Heavy Fine Wool
Coitou Fleeced Cotton Fleeced
50c 50c 65c 65c
Ribbed Cotton nibbed Hrnvv
Tin Pink nine
Bed or Wool Jlrown p,
Black lttbbed Wool WooJ
75c 90c- $1.00 $100
Derby Vlcsh Kxtrn KIihm'mI
Ribbed Colored Value Sanitary
Fancy Derby Pink or Htue Natural
Ribbed Ribbed Derby Wooj
$1.00 $1.00 $1.25 $1.25
Swlts BarbrlRpnn A'11'1'1, """vm""
Condo Don't Scratch Allool Wnrin
Unshrinkable Fancy Orey Kxtrn Size
Worsted Worsteds PIiihIi All Wool
$1.25 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50
Fancy Very Wool 40, -18, 60
Stripes Hoi Htnvy Rig Men
Natural Alternato Very Fine Silk and
Wool Stripe Aiwttnllaii Worsted
$1.50 $1.75 $2.25 $2.50
Ribbed Worsted Wool For Fine Trudo
Medium Weight Home Winners Grey Hlno and Pink
4 Lines of Fine Silk anil Peter Wrlght'H
Fancy Light Wool Inteincnpiilnr
$2.50 $2.50 $3.00 $4.25
Worsteds Weight That Finest Hiiglfsli
Very Talkative Full Fashioned Everyone Likes Makii
Irish Oregon Minting Call
Linen Flannel . Union Z1"
Mesh Hnit and see
$3.50 $1.25 $1.50 $1.50 to $5.00
without delay
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THIS IS JEWISH NEW YEAR.
iuare meia
will find
and try one
Let Us Do
Your Hauling
We do trucking and
of all description at
able prices.
hauling
reason
Your horses will be well cared
for if taken to the Old Dutch
Henry Feed Yard, corner
West Alta and Lillith streets.
Hay, grajn and, all kinds of
feed'bought and sold.
l)OYD'S
IG ....
Bargains
IN REAL ESTATE
House and two lots, with one of
the prettiest lawns in town, cen
tral location $2500
House and let, well shaded, nice
lawn, not far from Main St. ...
$2200
House and two lots with stable.
$900
House, five rooms, and lot,
$750
House, four rooms, and lot
$600
Vacant lots ranging from
; $200 to $250 each
Harm property, 160 acres.. $2500
And much other property.
: . Easy. Terms .
fipjflRtand, Horses for sale at all times.
Hnn ji, WILLIAM COMERLEY, Prop.,
WMjSr 'CP'H Successtor to'Hays'& Connerley.
Celebration Extends Over a Period of
Ten Days.
New York, Oct. 1. Tho Jewish peo
ple throughout the world will begin
at sundown this evening the religious
celebration of the Jewish New Year.
It is a feast of marked significance in
their religious calendar and Is observ
ed by all the congregations through
out tho world. Even thoso whoso
tomnles may happen to bo without
pastors shall bo filled and members
of tho congregation brought together,
The year that is ushered in is 5C03
It Is the new year of the Old Testa
mcnt and in the Hebrew tongue Is
known as Rosh Hoshona. Tho day
Is a month later this year than usual,
This is due to the fact that tho year
1902 is. according to tho Jowish cal
endar, a leap year. As tho Jews use
lunar time instead of solar time, like
the Christians, they had one month
to. their year instead or ono cay.
In America, where the members of
tho Jewish denominations arc divided
Into tho orthodox and tho reformed
congregations, thero aro some minor
differences In tho manner of celebrat
ing the occasion. In all of them an
cient ceremrny of blowing the shofar
or ram's horn is still used. In the
orthodox congregations, which cling
most tenaciously to the old-time"
ritual, one of the customs Is for tho
men to appear in tho temples wear
ing shrouds to typlly tho significance
of tho day as a reminder of death.
This part of tho ritual it not now used
in the reformed temples.
Tho celebration extends over a pe
rlod of ten duys, ending with the
feast of Yom Klppur or day of Atone
ment, another most solemnly observed
holiday.
MISS MONIE BOWEY, )
i. 38 Perry Street, DETR.OIT, MICHIGAN. j
No
Wool Sale at Baker City.
Baker City, Oct 1. S. A. Ihjlliier,
of this city, today sold 000,000 pounds
of wool to Koshland & Co.. of Bos
ton, for $75,000. This U the largest
Individual wool sale over consum
mated in this city. The deal was
made through Bernhelm,& Co., of
Portland.
The Amalgamated sugar refinery
plant at LaGrande, with a dally ca
pacity of 350 tons has started opera
tions, , , .
A couple of winters aeo I
slipped on a frown sidewalk
and fell flat on my back. On
being examined 1 found that
I had sustained Internal Inju
ries which laid me up for more
than two months. After that
I noticed that I had pains la
the back and groin which I
never had before. I doctored
and doctored for several
months but as the pains in
creased Instead of growing
better I decided that Iwasnot having the
right treatment. Reading in the papers
of the wonderful cures performed by
Wine of Cardul I wrote to one of the
parties and received a very satisfactory
reply and I Immediately sent for some.
In a very short time I felt generally better
and after seven weeks failf Jul use I was
once more wetland strong, I have never
had a sick hour since ami I dally bless
your splendid medicine.
MONIE BOWEY.
INK OF OAItOri ii ono modi-
ciiio that thoulil always bo kept
on jimiu in every Homo lor mi
Mill Jfwit llnwiy.
mijdmtn use when feinalo weak
ness iirnt niakut lis npicaranco. Mis
Jiowev's painful and duiifierourf accident i
would not hare remitted so m-rioimlv
bad she taken Wiim of Cardul promptly, i as aurcly an you take jt.
Wino of Uiinliii make wo
men morn womanly by cur
ing their weakness iinif nmk
ingtUoni stronger, Wino of
Cnrdui cured Miss liowey,
Asa nieiliciiid for all women
in every tiyiiiff period of
their live can you think of a
better medicine fur yourself ,
your lter, your daughter
your mother ? Can you
think of a inoro nccoptnhlo
iRwint to im vinir frifiiil
than a Utlo of thU medicino which
will briiitf her ImmIUi mid happiness?
You aro teitlfriin,' V Yuur duly in to
rid youriH of this pitiii, If your
daughter, mother, Mister or friend is
Hick anil in need of relief, your duty Is
equally frmt to thorn. .Many women,
now well, o-vo tiioir lives to friends
who brought th"ui Wine of Cardul,
Wino of Car In! Is adapted to wo
men at any njn m any walk of life.
For thu working woman it civet her
otrengtli lur Iwr Units and better
treatment than a doctor for very small
coil.
Your druggist will noil you a $1.00
hottlo of wino of t'ardiii. Becuro thu
medicine, today, Takn it in the privacy
of your home. Jiclief will cotuo to you
WINEofCAHDUI
A million suffering women
have found relief in
Wine, of Cardul,
bave Money on Moves
Iiy getting the best at lowest prices,
the best makes of stoves.
We handle only
Wilson Air-Tight Coal Stoves,
Wlhson Air-Tight WooJ Stoves,
Trilby Alr-Thjht Wood Stoves,
Universal Cook Stoves and Steel Ranges.
The Thompson Hardware Co.