onnnQ at Alexander's. &
it
Substantial, Savings
h
BrinC should be particularly attractive to
'! . irs Marten, Mink, Beaver, Raccoon,
Collarettes, Scarfs, Boas in all the new shapes
, o prices
ci no
;fl Hr IjUlJill qji.ao
Fur Scarf 2.80
fi Fur Boa 3 5S
kflturiJoa
rur ruu o.ui
! yjo per cent discount sale on Ladies
10 continues.
UMATILLA
HISTORY
pectcrt to reach Sumpter on Sunday,
'out were compelled to lay over In
I Baker City from Saturday night until
i Monday morning
(Concluded.)
Havana is 250x40 feet and
bushels arc handled annually.
Early Story of the Town.
I Avoid all doing inhalants and use
ithat which cleanses and heals the
i membrane. Ely's Cream Balm Is
80,000, such a remedy and cures catarrh
.easily and pleasantly. Cold In the
'neaa vanishes quickly. Price 60
The townslte of Adams was . ce"ls ,,n'Bg's,.s .r..b- ma-
thmlanf and P'feJ ffSff S5
mnclnr Pnoon it nnMn -J u .... ... c ' ut l'lN uuu
nrsi general store and
fader Dept. Store
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
FAMILY GROCERY & BAKERY
Appreciate Your Trade
les us pleasure to furnish you with nice clean
ten we Know we save you money, wincn we in-
Uhatd Squashes, Sweet Potatoes
good. Cranberries that are fresh
ere is nothing kept in a first-class grocery that
iandle, and we always keep the hest of its kind.
lery. lelephone orders given the same careful
pose placed personally.
FAMILY GROCERY & BAKERY
built a hulld
ing in 1884. I. D. Ferguson. R. St.
Grosty and S. P. Whitley were the
first saloon men. R. M. O'Brien was
the first livery man,
ran tho first meat market. I. P. H6w
ard established tho Hotel Oregon. Dr.
G. W. King was tho first physician,
Florida Grocers Organize.
Jacksonville. Fla.. Nov. 2S. At a
Samuel Calvert! wcll-nttended meeting held today at
me noara oi rracio In this city, the
Tlorida Retail Grocers' Association
was formally organized. The now
Mclntyre was the first blacksmith and organization is for the general pro-
was followed by J. T. Liouallon. f!.l,l"l"u" .ol "? lraoe anrt it will be
ttKW'HI 111) HIUHUI I t H'HH
i PIANOS
H--M-W-H-
FOR CHRISTMAS
Nothing can be more appropriate or add more to the picas
ures of life in the home than a high grade piano. There is
no reason why a piano should not he in every home. Our ; ;
easy payment plan makes it possible. Drop in and learn of it.
S. L. WAKEFIELD & CO.
Warcroom on Court Street
A. Rarrott wnc ti, Ht t,...n 1 H'"liniC(l Willi tne
man. D. Sills made the first brick Grocers' Association
-.. - -- u uujh;iiw A. VUUlUiUU
at that time. H. C. "Wheeler was the'
first barber. W. J. Snodgrass erected j
... u. MV uiiu " uo luiiunvu
by Reese & Redmon. The first steam
chop mill was established by Thos. F.
Fletcher. J. U Hodges tried to oper
ate a mill with a windmill but failed.
The Episcopalians built the first,
church, were folowed by the Metho
dists and then the Baptists. The pub-
lie school was erected in 1883. The
Adams Times, tho first newspaper ,
appeared September 18, 1883 and sus
pended May 22, 188C.
Incorporated.
Tho town was Incorporated In 1883
with T. A. Lleuallen mayor, J. W. En-
dlcott treasurer; J. H. KIrby. record
er; F. V. Kincrk, marshal, and J. ..i.i
urirte and D. J. McFatil and J. A.'
Ucuailen, councilmen.
(To bo continued.)
National Retail
- I
1-adles' halt' soles, 40c. Tcutsch. i
What Shall We
Have for Dessert? I
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
Jell-O,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared ill two minutes. No boiling 1 no
baking ! add boiling water and set to
eooL Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp- '
berry and Strawberry. Get a package i
at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. !
PERFECTION IN FLOUR
Is reached in BYERS BEST Better floui cannot be made
The cream of the wheat crop enters in Byers' Hest
Flour, which is right for bread and
Fancy Baking.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
Startling, But True.
"If every one knew what a grand
medicine Dr. King's Now Life Pills
Is," writes D. H. Turner, Dempsey
town, Pa., "you'd sell all you have In
a day. Two weeks 'use has made a
new man of me." Infallible for con
stipation, stomach and liver trouble.
25c at Tallman's drus store.
Let Us Do
! Yotxr Hauling
We do trucking and
of all description at
able prices.
hauling
reason 1
WINTER COMFORT
Well cooked meals and a warm house go a good ways in
making a cold dreary winter comfortable and bright. Our
stoves will cook good meals and our heaters will make the.
coldest building warm and comfortable. '
The Thompson Hardware Co.
Returned From Sumpter.
Colonel J. H. Raley, W. .D. Hans
ford and C. B. Wade have returned 1
from a business trip to Sumpter. ,
They inspected the famous Golconda .
mine while there, and are highly
pleased with the appearance of this
valuable property. They report the
weather there somewhat nearer the
Arctic article than tho balmy sun-1
shine of Umatilla county, and return
with the oft-repeated conviction that
Pendleton Is the most active business
center in Eastern Oregon. They ex
Your horses will be well cared
for if taken to the Old Dutch
Henry Feed Yard, corner
West Alta and Lillith streets.
Hay, grain and all kinds of
feed bought and sold.
Horses for sale at all times
WILLIAM COXNERLEY, Prop.,
Successtor to Hays & Connerley
The
J900
Wash
Machine
30 days
fin- trial
OILLUrTE'S
SUPPLEABNTAL CHAMBER
KorBliootliiKPWoirnrtrltlgrM In Klllt
Patent toy fit V B nd Cnid,
Saves
clothes
w.
lalinr nnrl nrnrinrpc; rlrnn
I Hdci f. tn TO i4r rin t
Cash Price fioi Hon MnorSii3!,aDo.3us,wwfi. iHh-ui
,kti18Mni Mamillclier Mailed for II to an?
JiT A m addren. Order from
Couu Htrc t i He o. u company, okkckin
FOR CORRECT jnxjR.asri'TXJPlEl
ER wants your trade RADER can supply your wants I
RADER is offering rare inducements in furniture, carpets, curtains and other articles that enter your home 5
EK will save you Money The time to select furniture is NOW 3
Our store is packed from basement to garret with new furniture 3
Two Mooster Furniture Cars
3
Charged their contents in our store and to fully appreciate the grandure of the new arrivals a visit should be made to our larsje
ft. In order to display sample pieces of the new stock we have bee compelled to enlarge our floor surface and have buill new balconies.
utyks always been the first in the field with the swellest and very latest styles in furniture, and this year our stock is larger and more
pclluaever before. To enumerate the host of new stvles that are iust in would be a difficult task as thev are so numerous and varied.
eaftsome of the bright fresh new things that have received the stamp of public approval for their splendor and up-to-the-minuteness,
'wseen at our store:
Couches
PWveririKs of nlnsh. leather and all of the late materials, all etronulv
pred. Positively the largest aud beat stock to choo'e from. They win
F'fatiou at a glance.
Divans
Mamies, all the fancy designs. Some new novelties shown for the first
Odd Chairs
fl the thi
piefanov nf oil
Parlor Chairs
rer in tho history of the city was such a grand array placed on display.
ro is up-to-date is shown.
Extension Tables
Highly polished, ftrongly made and attractive in appearance.
Center Tables and Fancy Stands
Very ornamental or plain, with brass or glass ball footings.
Morris Chairs
Those comfortable cozy resting places, with the adjustable hacks. Tho correct 3
.1 i - ? a 1
tmng mj repose m evenings or sit, in wniie you reau.
Buffets
Extremely swell collection. Many entirely new designs.
Sideboards
Large heavily carved and plain. Exquisitely polished. All tastes pleased.
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THE PROGRESSIVE FURNITURE DEALER H
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