you
What You Want in
SHOES
QUALITY
First---Last All the Time
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i, .narantce we Rive on the borcsis
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L ..jgeots fur the celebrated John Stroo
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p- . , . .... f 1 1 -i i mnnthc All rlfnr
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GREEN'S little giant school shoes.
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( cn eauii iui unit niuiitj. iivtiy
$3.50
tman Shoes for
extension soles,
$2.50
The best school
pair guaranteed
GIJNN
NlUiinifl JLLLJII
(lexander Dept. Store
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
DON'T FORGET
The Bic Clearance Carpet Sale at Failings. If you
lut a carpet, rugs, lace-curtains, porticrs, wall paper, you
lillnever get such low prices again.
The Standard. White, and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
lactones, oil, needles and parts for all machines. A first
Bus repairer for machine and organs.
JESSE FAILING
Phone Main 24
i
iniHon
Hunt up those pictures and have them framed at once
Christmas is Not Far Away
You will get the best work and newest style frames if
you will come to us. Largest stock to select from
f C A "P P for SHARP New Ideas.
THE SHEEP KING OF
UMATILLA NO LONGER.
For $175,000, John Carlson and Gun
La Fontaine Purchase His Vast In
terests In Land and Sheep.
A deal which Involves tlTKnnn
consummated between Pondleton' men
lucsuay, when John Garrison and
Gns 1-a Fontaine bought out Charles
uuuninguani.
Thlfi deal Includes all of Mr. Cun-
ningiiam's Interests except his town
property, which was kent liv hi.
where he will make his hnmn m,i
In comfort on the Interest of his
money. The deal includes inonn
sheen. 20.000 acres nf In ml Kfi
01 uorses, ib.uuu tons of hay and all
the vehicles, farming machinery and
other stuff belonging to the farms
and sheep camps.
Mr. Cunningham has been In the
sneep business In Umatilla county
for about 35 years, and In this time
he has prospered and aecumnlateil
until he was known far and wide as
tne sneep king of Eastern Oregon,
having the largest number nf sheen
held by any one man In the nastum
part of the state. He had In his flock
tne best blooded sheen to hp fnnnri
In the country. Not content tn Vfopn
only the scrub sheen with whlr.h he
started out more than 30 years ago,
each year he added some new blood
to his flock, which made the sheen
among the best for wool and size in
the county.
The sheep are now in their winter
quarters on Butter and Birch creeks
and some are in Morrow ennntv. Mr.
Cunnineham has land hnth In TTmntll.
la and Morrow counties, and he has
some of his sheep and stock in this
county and some across the line in
.uorrow.
The new owners of this vast
amount of land and sheen need tin In
troduction to the people of Pendleton.
Mr. Garrison has been In the stock
business in Umatilla county for the
past I!) or 20 years and has made
a success of the business. Mr. La
Fontaine is one of the best known
caterers in the town. He has been
rnnnlntr a restaurant nnrl hotel In
Pendleton for the past 23 years and
is known by all who visit Pendleton.
When he rame here he had very lit
tie monev. Todav helnir nhle tn en
glneer such a deal as the above, where
tne casn is ail paid down, means that
he has made a success of the restau
rant business and there is no doubt
but he and Mr. Garrison, who is
equally as shrewd a business man as
Mr. La Fontaine, will succeed in the
stock business.
Mr. Cunningham only retains hi
town property and such property as
Is needed In the city for his own
comfort. He will spend the rest of
his days in Pendleton, where he will
take -life easy.
Mr. La Fontaine will retain his res
taurant and town property and Mr.
Garrison will look after their stock
interests.
Mr. Garrison left this morning for
the sheep camps to look over the
sneep and see just how many head
tlii'ie weie in the deal.
STUDENT OF HYPNOTISM.
1
Let Murphy Frame those
Pictures for Christmas
Don't put off.having the
work dene. If Murphy
does the work it will be
good work and you will be
highly pleased, Best stock
of framing material.
,Btt 'HAT MADE
E. J. Murphy's
Best work at lowest prices.
AUkee famous.
FOR SALE
Nsof , . .
hi," n, saukraut and
S"Wsnear Postoflice
ners Custom Mill
r4 w.i
Proprietor
lSftu...,
Urn -ZO"-vi nrn;
kaod. ,W,IP Feed, etc I
tilt A ,
A half section of fine wheat
land, all in summer-fallow,
north of Pendleton.
Good improvements.
Almost a section of land in
one body, a short dis
tance north of town.
FRANK B. CLOPTON
800 MAIN STREET
Thomas Nye, Formerly of This City,
Has Wonderful Ability in the Art.
The Spokesman-Review, of recent
date contained more than a column
write-up about Thomas C. Nye, son of
.Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nye, of this
city, This story is about Mr. Nye's
success as a hypnotist and it gives a
lengthy Interview from him on the
bubject.
It seems that Mr. Nye has been
studying hypnotism for the amuse
ment of himself and his friends for
six or seven years and, although he
has never given public exhibitions,
and does not contemplate such a
move, according to the Review, he
has mastered the art.
The Spokesman-Review says in
part: 1
"Mr. Nye, who is employed in a lO'
cal furniture store, is an adept in the
science of hypnotism. He performs
all the feats except mind reading, ac
complished by McEwen. who has
given many public demonstrations in
Spoknn theaters. .Mr. Nye also per
tonus the feat of mental attraction.
tnat ns tar as known, Is entirely new
In hypnotism. He Is able to draw a
subject in the hypnotic sleep in any
direction without touching him. The
subject, after being placed on the
floor In a rigid state, can be drawn
to a sitting posture or the feet can
be raised, the arms and even the
middle of the body, so that only the
teet and head touch the floor. All
this is done without contact or verbal
orders and with the eyes of the sub
ject closed."
The friends of Mr. Nye here will
be pleased to know of his success as
a hypnotist. He was born and brought
up In Pondleton and all the young
people know him. A few years ago
he went from here to Pomeroy, Wash.,
and there was married. He was on
gaged in the jewelry business and
was burned out. Later he went to
Spokane, and has resided there since.
Good Dressers Wear Good
Clothes
Not necessarily expensive, as the reason of the unvarying success of the big storo
has been its desire, purpose and intent to sell" only such merchandise as could bo
called trade builders in the true sense. A trade builder is an item of merit. The
merit of an article depends upon the prices asked for it. As we buy only from the
recognized leaders of American manufactures, we remove to tho utmost limit, all
thought of inferiority, and are in a position to chum first class value. Therefore
when you buy at tne big htore you get the best, are satisfied whilo using it and
pleased to call again. We are pleased to see you return.
Pants i'Skirts
All Sizes and
all Prices
$7.50
Fine imported
cloth, made in a
clean union shop
$5.00
American fabric
with wonderful
wearing quality
$2.50
A 1: H
n. iuic nidi lulu-
mends itself to the
buyer
Don't forget to
remember our
corduroy pants
A lovely woman
in a McGee under
iff sure of an elc
gant appearance
of her street cos
tume. Therein
lies the secret of
! their popularity.
$1.50 to $5
According to material and make
up all have the patent smooth fas
tener in back. Each skirt has an
extension of four inches to suit
varying waists
The Boston Store
SUCCESS attends our November Clothing and Dry Goods Sale
UMATILLA COUNTY HISTORY.
(Concluded.)
smith and machine shop. This is one
of the pioneer institutions of the I
place, having been conducted by the
Lieuallens since the town was first
established.
William Deardorf has a feed barn
and has been In business two years.
S. V. Knox is the only lawyer in the
place. He is one of the pioneers ol
the county.
H. 12. Wane is local agent tor the
O. R. & N. and also telegraph oper
ator and Pacific Express agent.
M. A. Baker is postmaster and Maud
Baker is the assistant.
Dr. J, A. Best, the present mayor
Is the local physician. He has been
n the town six or eight years and
reports that during all -of that time
there has only been half a dozen
cases of typhoid ever which he points
to as an illustration that the place
s a healthy point.
All of these business institutions
enort business good. Every one looks
forward to a large Increase In popu
lation and business and the croakers
are not to be found in Weston. In
tho language of Charlie Pierce "Wes
ton is all right."
In reply to Inquiries we have pleas
ure in announcing thp.t Ely's Liquid
Cream Balm is like tho solid prepara
tion of that admirable remedy in that
it cleanses and heals m'tmbranon ar
fectcd by nasal catarrh. There Is no
drying or sneezing. The Liquid Croam
Balm is adapted to use by patients
who have trouble in inhaling through
tho nose and prefer spraying. The
price, including spraying tube, is 7G
cents. Sold by druggists or mailed
by Ely Brothers, EC Warren street,
New York.
MISS MYRTLE CROCKETT DEAD.
Toland They say Ihe devil Is not
so bad as he 1b painted. Bertley
Very lll'oly; they say all sorts of
things Just before election. Boston
Transcript.
iSD. EBEN, Proprietor of
THE EASTERN CLOAK
Stilt, Skirt and Waist Factory
SLX HUNDRED and FORTY-FIVE MAIN ST.
Has inaugrated u Grand
MID-WINTER
CLEARANCE SALE
JACKETS, WAISTS, SKIRTS
and FURS Must All be Sold by
JANUARY First, J 903
Prices tho lowest that have
ever been offered in Pen
dleton. Come first and
OF BARGAINS !
Had Been in the Walla Walla Hospit
al for More Than Two Months.
A' telegram was received this morn
ing from Walla Walla stating that
Miss Myrtle Crockett, sister of Miss
Edith Crockett, of this city, died In
the hospital thero early this morn- -- ;
'"filss Crockett has been in the hos-'remains will bo taken ) Fieowater,
pltal for several months She under-, 1,10 home f I'arenti, for Inter
went a very serious operation and It
was thought she was on the road to
rnfm'Arv hnt tu,n ureeku ti en ulin lie-I
came worse aud Miss Edith left for
her bedside. She gradually
make your selection whilo
tho stock is yet unbroken
A REGULAR BONANZA
Luck In Thirteen.
ny sending 13 miles, Wro, Splrey
grew of Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box of
worse until the end. She was quite ( Bucklen's Arnica Salvo, that wholly
wen Known liere wnere sue nan curca a uuiriuio juver uore on ins ieg
many warm friends who will regret j Nothing else could. Positively curoa
to hear of her untimely demise. The bruises, felons, ulcers, eruptions,
bolls, burns, corns and pi I on Only
26c. Guaranteed by Taliman tc Co.
druggists.
As a result of a rear-cud collision
of a freight train and a light-running
onglno on the Pennsylvania rallrpad
at Bollver, Pu., Monday, two trainmen
were killed, one seriously Injured and
two engines demolished.