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SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1903.
SHOES SHOES SHOES
New Spring Shoes For AH
Shoes that fit the feet and arc
comfortable.
Shoes that give the best wear
and satisfaction.
Shoes at the right price.
Dindinger, Wilson & Co.
Phone Main 1181
Good Shoes Cheap
PERSONAL MENTION.
WHAT IS THE USE
of suffering from Indigestion if you
eat what you want, or of starving
yourself to avoid such distress?
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
eating will digest your food perfectly
and free you from all the disagreeable
symptoms of Indigestion and Dyspep-
J. H. Owlnn is In Portland
Frank Meyers has gone to Sumptor,
Ocorgo Morris has gone to Boise.
A. Hurloy left last evening for On
tario.
J. S. I.oehr, of Walla Walla, Is In A"i2ona,
uio cny louuy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Adklns have gone
to Seneca, Mo.
J. Sheehan and wife left Inst even
Ing for Ogden, Utah.
W. S. Eborman, tho Sumptor mining
engineer, was In tho city yesterday.
George W. Hrndloy. tho Athena
grnlnhuycr, was In tho city yeaterdny,
.1. R. Hughes, of Spokane, has taken
a position at Tallmnn & Co.'s drug
store.
Dr. C. K. McCoy, an osteopath from
Ogdou, Utah, was the guest yesterday
or or. Kcycs.
Mrs. li. S. Burroughs, of Pendleton,
C. S. West and wife, of Portland,
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Dr. R. D. "VlBvall. It is possible thnt
thoy will make this their home.
R. C. Voeth, a Walla Walla papor
hanger, haB concluded to loente here,
and Is In tho city now and at work.
His family will nrrlvo In a Bhort time.
J. W. Hnllcr, of tho Dean Abstract
Company, of Walla Walln, is In the
city, the guest of J, T. Hlnkle. Mr.
Hnllcr will In a short tlmo remove to
j WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES.
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All laiumui wiiii wiu ihohhj
work In Amorlrn, will remember the
almost, If not quite strnlneil relntlons
that existed a yenr ngo, between the
different sections of the country on
tho famed "colored question." It was
feared thnt the great general fedora- T
.nn !t ilnnrroi' nf ll I SHI lit loll. 4.
aiisb rrancis linger win leave on ,.,i,,,n,.i.. utup.. i, Hmte feder- t
Sunday momlnc's train for Qlbbnu. ..t.. ...... In n..1 rinnmn I ?
. , . . . IU1U115 III iUllHUUlliiDi;ii mill
Ore., where she will spend several
weekB visiting her parents, Mr. nml
Mrs. R. C. linger.
P. 1j. Evans, the linker City mining
engineer, Is in the city nnd stopping
at tho Hotel St. George. He Is hero
particularly In tho Interests of the St.
Paul Mining Company.
T. J. Manunlg. of Osden. Utnh. nr
rived thiB morning. It la his ititoti'
tlon to locate somowhero In this part
or Oregon, nnd his first Impression ol
Pendleton Is very favorable.
Mrs. W. J. Furnish nnd Mrs. H. D.
la n mmsf nt Mm TiiitiHnll linnm . . ueeso returned from an extended
Athena Press visit In Spokane last night. They
r. i ,. i DQ(i wcro mot nt Wnlla Walln by Mr.
T ?A ... mI oaC, who accompanied them home.
Ing yesterday.
Lloyd Copoland, bookkeeper nt
Walla Walla College, was in tho city
yesterday visiting friends,
Rev. Orchard Hays Is In the city en
route from Arlington to
R, C. Hleronymus hns returned
from Helcnn. Ho Is a bridge carpen
ter nnd did not find tilings In thnt
country just as represented. It Is
poslble ho will remain In this vicinity.
Mrs, James Galloway and daughter
Jiuum oi uiuiKvauuu UUU UJOllUir i , , .,, - , .
sla. Eat what you like nt any time, w,,u,u "u wl" lomurraw'
and take nn Acker Tablet afterward.
Positively guaranteed. Your money
will always bo refunded If you
are not satisfied. Write to us for a
free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Pllinvlllo I .WD. uuiuus VlilllU. U turn uu
" " ". will leave for Portland Monday even
Ing to reside permanently. Mr. Gnl
Gray's Harbor
Commercial Co.
M. Mcl.oran has returned from lone inw.nv him hemi In Pnrtlnmi fm- thmn
wiioiu uu mis UCI.-I1 jui a weuiv on a weeks, having secured a very congen
cuiuuiuii iiiuiimiii: uini uimiiiuus irip. Mnl situation there,
Walter Hancy expects his parents
to arrive this evening from Humboldt,
Neb., to make their future homo here.
Wc Don't Keep Everything
But we Co Keep u good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Bustle and Finish,
in all grades . A iso all kinds
of Dimension Lumber, in
cluding Lath and Shingles.
Our stock of Doors, Win
dows, Moulding, Building
and Tar Paper and Apple
i Boxes is complete, and any
one in need of Lumber will
'not be wrong in placing
their order with the : : :
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
Opp. W: & C. R. Depot
Little Loss of Sheep.
fills Ijl Fnnt.nlnn lmn rotnrnp,! frrnii
u. v. uechur HUB returned UOm I n rln nut tn Mm ! nPimtnliiu.nni-rk.m,
vviu m wuiiu, wnure no nns ueen in sheep ranch, which lies about Ii0
uiu iniuresis 01 wic incrucisen i'lnno m os wnst Imtivunn ti, rni..n.i,i
HOUSC nmi fu Ilmnlllln Mr In Em,iI
C. E. Pressor, a late arrival, la dnllv stntes thnt there hits been very little
expecting tho nrrivnl of his father loss of owes and lambs tills spring -
and motner from Allen can on n much ess t inn usun . nml t ini thn
visit. Iambs are we dove oned ami fnl.
C. A. Fox and wife, of Portland, are Grass and wheat are both fine In that
In tho city after spending several neighborhood. He thinks It will ho
days In nnd around Echo and conclud
ing not to Invest there.
Small
Ho
mes
F. & S. Bitters
The great System Tonic.
The remedy that is so
popular because of its
real m;rit. Now is the
time to take F. & S. Bit
ters and tone up your sys
tem. One bottle is equal
to a month's recreation.
Manufactured by
advisable for sheepralsors In the fu
ture to pay more attention than they
hnve In the past to raising mutton
sheep.
Grading Byers Lane.
v. S. Wells has four spans of
horses nt work on the grader which
he is using on the Bycrs lane, on tho
eastern end of Court street. He is
doing this work by day's labor for
tho city, and Is said to bo clolnc a
good job. He Is raising the center of
the street two feet, for tho entire
length of the lnne. Including the smnll
portion which belongs to the countv,
It Is believed this method of ilia nns,
ing of the Byers lnne problem will bo
miriy effectual for soveral years, at
least with occasional inexpensive re
pairs. Mr. Wells expects to complete
me worn tonight.
TALLMAN & C2:
THE DRUGGISTS
IN AND NEAR PENDLETON.
3-lot tract, one of tho best building
sites on tho bottom $800.
S lots, house and barn, well located
$2000
20-iot tract, Irrigated; something to
invest in $15,000
3& acres, largo house, stone cellar,
jnilt of all kinds, rich soli, barn,
well irrigated $2260
4 acres, houso, barn, fruit, ono of the
best gardens in town $2000
6-acro chicken farm, irrigated bottom
land, house, barn, chicken houses,
incubators, fruit, alfalfa ....$2000
10 acres, mostly rich bottom, well Im
proved $2600
J6 acres, 8 acres of It rich bottom,
running water, house, chicken yards
one of the best small places In Pen
dleton $850
SOME BARGAINS IN FARMS AT
$10 to $13 PER ACRE.
N. T. Conklin.
Phone, Red 277.
To Form a League.
Burns, the baseball manacor from
walla Walla, was In tho c tv yester
day, in consultation with Leon Cohen
and others of the baseball interests of
Konil intnr. A!,- I).. ........... .
Real BARGAINS in REAL ESTATE Walla Walla' with the understanding
BPW TfiTlAV tnat 1,e w11' soon lsslle a call for a
xirr J.U1AX meetlnir at Walla Wnlln nf hn nonnir,
innn onnr:aa .ilh.. iu. . , , ui-
wtvw uu.vo uwauoa iucl ui hii-iiiiv I liiiurf'siHfi in nnsnnn in tin rt u nn
building property, north Bide. and probably In other towns. It Is
isiu, two excellent build ne lnta. prouablo that th is effort nf the lwn
aiuiie wuu nuu siuewaiK, w. tourt. towns to get together on a mutually
Hbwuuys tnree lots on north side; fi"euic uasis win ue successful.
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VVIMl gwu v-rovui llimw,
$1200, corner lot, and collage nearly
uewi
$3650, four lots and splendid resl
dence, a very cheap property.
$2000. fourncres, edge of town, house.
oarn, zuu iruu irees.
12250. 113 acres. W, miles from town
N. E., 80 acies in cultivation, 50 in
wheat, up nicely, 4-room house, good
waier.
4350. a graded lot. Btone wall, north
sine, east trout, sigutiy location.
$10,000, half a section of choice farm
Ing land, crop included.
Thee are entirely new offers, but I
have many more and would like an
opportunity to talk ttiera over with
you.
E. T. WADE - E. 0. BUILDING
: A FEW BARGAINS
7-room houie with bath room, wood shed, cellar, good lawn with
shade treen, on Lincoln street, near UIufT. A snap for $1300.
Tom Swearenger place on Went Altu street. Two lots, good resi
dence, Only $2800.
Good 0-rooni house on West Alta. Corner lot. A bargain, $1000.
0 acres adjoining the city. Good 5-room house, good stable and other
buildings. Only $1850.
820 acres, good house and barn, good orchard, 30 acres In alfalfa, on
river. 12 miles from city. Just $4000.
160 acres 5 miles from town, small house, plenty water. A eood
proposition to take, $1600. 8
BUSINESS CHANCES The Old J)utoh Henry Feed Yard,
a good investment, $7000. Depot livery stable, only $700. Hayden's
confectionery store on Court street, at invoice price.
I W. F. EARNHAR1,
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YOUR
LAWNS.
Nicely mowed Lawns are easily maintained.
at our
Take a look 2
Easy Running Lawn Mowers.
Thoy are made on the correct principal. It's a pleasure to
operate them. Let us supply you with GARDEN HOSE.
Best goods at lowest prices. ::::::::::
Thompson Hardware Co.,
62 Main Street
IVEXyiflllG JIT THE HARDWARE LINE
Headquarters for Fishing Supplies.
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Mrs. Despaln to Build.
Mrs. N. E. Despaln will arrive from
Portland about tho last of April or
first of May and will proceed at once
with the preliminaries necessary for
the erection of a residence on the
north side. Tho building will bo In
tho Despaln addition, and will cost
not less than $4,000. It will bo equip
ped with all modem Improvements,
bo In the most modern style and bo
ono of the most presentable residen
ces In the city.
Socialist Meeting.
The socialists will meet as usual
tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at the labor
hall in tho Desnaln block. Tim snh.
Ject of dues will bo discussed and the
matter of building a hall will be set
tled. Two comrades lately arrived
from the East, are expected to ho
present and address tho club. The
meeting will be open to all.
Hio feollnc ran hlch. for from these
states came 'the committees to effect
the compromise. It Is Instructive to
see wlint changes a year has brought
about. As overv club woman knows,
the great question was disposed of
without n ripplo nt tho Los Aiiguiea
convention, and today, Georgia Is ded
icating tho Mnrch Issue of tho oillcinl
orgnn of Its federation, "Tho Southern
Woman." to tho Massachusetts feder
ntlon In token of her appreciation of
aid received In establishing the liar
ton County Model School. Tho Mass
ncluiBotts federation gave $1,000 to
nld this enterprise. The Barton Mod
el School Is nu industrial school nml
means a great deal to the club wo
men of Georgia, who have given un
tiring work to better tho conditions
of the children of their state. This
school will bo maintained to show
what can be done In tho rural schools
to foster Industrial training.
The latest gifts to the school are a
beautiful map procured by Mrs. Em
ory D. Lelghton. chairman of Massn
chusetts Federation of Education, nnd
a handsome flag from tho Youth's
Companion, Boston, Muss.
With friends Interested, with teach
ers and pupils Interested, we predict
for tho Cnss Station model school un
bounded success.
It Is the latest jewel In the crown
of good work of tho Massachusetts
federation, and every endeavor will
be made to make It the brightest Jew
ol of tho present administration of tho
Georgia federation.
The school is under the caro of the
president, Mrs. A. O. Granger, and
chairman of education, Mrs. W. V.
I'atlllo, but will be supervised direct
ly by the local manager, stato chair
man of libraries, whoso beautiful
country homo Is very near the school
nouse.
From Mrs. Johnson's efficient work
ns chairman, all know with what earn
and tact she will look to the interests
of both tho Georgia children and tho
Massachusetts women who naturally
now feel nn Interest In all that per
tains to the Ilarton Model School.
Texas club women have been tho
means of having the poll tax law en
forced. This means an Increaso of
$400,000 to tho school fund of tho
state.
The club women of the country arc
awaking to a new Interest In civil ser
vice reform. Tho "Appeal for a State
Merit Law" In Illinois gives n clear
idea of the evils resulting from the
tact tnat all state charitable instltu
tlons are allowed to he tho prey o
politicians Instead of haviug tho
thoughtful caro of philanthropic clti
zens who will take a permanent Inter
est in tho work.
Iho Thursday Afternoou Club mot
at the Homo of Mrs. C. J. Smith.
The program was "Oregon LItera
ture, a program that Is sure to inter
est Oregon club women .
airs. j. a. tee was elected to ron
resent tho club at Astoria. There will
oe a meeting of the year book com
mlttee at the home of Mrs. I. P. Slur
els next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
The next meeting of the club will
no held nt tho homo of Mrs. F. M
Wamsloy on Thursday of next week
A meeting of the local library com
mlttee Is called at tho homo of Mrs
E. P. Marshall next Tuesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
! ST. JOE STORE
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COMMENCING THIlPcrw, .
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iaw will ' a .
...w.wi muni , AHidl;
We will put on sale our
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compare with these Koods
mil iimno uulcs uuriniT it,:.
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iuui an kuuu snappers will
. uuit inpm .
and leant prices.
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wen nuuwu Man traces. Ask
act; infill.
Lyons Mercantile Co.
The Leaders in Pendleton
Fire Brick
and CLAY
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W. J. CLARKE & CO.,
Coart Stmt
Working East.
F. A. Dolan arrived yesterdav from
oeauio and inside of an hour had so
cured work at his trade of nalntor
ami iaper-nanger. Mr. Dolan Is from
Wllkinsburg, Pa., whero ho was pres
Ident of the union. In Seattle ho was
robbed of his watch and all his money
and transportation, nnd has started
to work hlB way East.
Wheat Was Killed.
Louis O'Detto had between 140 and
180 acres of winter wheat winter kill.
or more properly speaking early
upring kiii in mo rootiu is near Cav.
use. Tho crop had Just reached that
stage in its fnll growth thnt It could
not sianu me alternating snows.
haws and freezes of six weeks aco
uuu earner.
Notice
Street poll tax of tho eltv nf Pen
aioton is now delinquent. Pmmnt
iiymuiu must oo maao or co lection
will bo enforced nccordlng to law.
J. A. HLAKLEY,
City Marshal.
Men's Resort.
Tomorrow at 4 n. m. Levi JohnRnn
will lecturo to men only at tho Men's
Itesort. His tliomo w bo "Naamnn
the Syrian." There will bo a song
service which will lncludo fi mnln
ononis and organ music.
Valuable Coal Land.
Tho friends hero of L. G. Barron.
of Wnlla Walla, will bo pleased to
learn that ho la tho owner of 640
acres of vnluablo coal land In British
uoiumnin, 18 miles from tho interstate
line, nnd joining tho town sito of
Princeton.
Will Locate Here.
Clydo Frazlor and J. w. Whttn i
arrived from Ponora, Iowa, with tho
intention of remaining horo perma
nently. Mr. Whlto Is at presont In
Portland.
Our Superior Climate.
C. A. Fowler .of Hoakins. nentnn
county, Is hore and thinks of locating
on account of tho sunorlor cllmni-n
'M"M"I"I"M-"W-"H"I'I I I I I 11 I I I.
i More Shoes
I AND
I BETTER SHOES
1 and all at prices that are
T exceptionally low.
Oar New
Welt Shoe
For Ladies
Very fine soft kid, gen
uine Mat Kid top, hand
some milled edges, styl
ish toes and heels, at
$3.50
A welt shoe that has all
the grace and airiness of
a dress shoe.
i YOU WILL ....
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I PEOPLES:
WAREHOUSE
Gentlemen!
Customers!
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Ears!
The best clothing is nonetcoj
f o you citizens of Eastern Oregon.
We urge you to buy the kind oil
suit that HOLDS ITS SHAPE
1 P A rTTIT T? il.l .am
BEST GIRL will appreciate ind
approve. We have suits for rata
that are
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Slim,
Regular or
Stout.
$25
$10 From Good to Best
Our unrivaled success in this line has given us a large custom,
enabling us to buy in quantities sufficient to get the larg
discounts, and for this reason we make a lower price 01
clothing.
TheBOSTONSTORE
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CARPETS CARPETS CUT PRICES
We have Carpet Ban
nants, some of them large
t nough for rooms, that
will close out at gra'j
Reduced Prices
M. A. RADEB
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On Its Merit
Has the large demand for
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uuiii up. uniy uie cnoicest wheat tnat grow ,vt
to Byers Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour. Made by
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W. S. Byws, Pnytktor.
of this district.
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