" ' " t
popular Outergarments
nt showing is simply greater than ever, the styles
iiit aneau aim ui.i v .nijr-iu-ncai
,,m,nts in the market, wc sell nothin
a good suit.
g but customed
We have some Higher, some lower.
tailored clothing, not high in price. Ten Dollars buys
Come and talk it over
NEWS OP MILTON
Alexander Department Store
111! I IfUUU
You should know that the very best, DRY WOOD of
all kinds is to be found at
P. P. Collier & Gos Yard
Also GOOD COAL. Call at Office
638 Main St. Phone Main 1121
MTOU ENJOY A GOOD SMOKE?
Pride oi Umatilla. Made at home.
Try Pendleton Boquct and
A. RHODE, Manufacturer
Hire Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Once
Delay will lead to serious breaks.
First-class work guaranteed by
BECK, the Reliable Plumber.
Court street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel
Carpets! Carpets!
t--l'--4
Have just received a splendid new line of carpets, art squares,
nuttings, rugs and linoleums. I would be pleased to have
vou call and examine them. My line of refrigerators should
fwe of interest to you now that hot weather is upon us.
those who are looking for bargains can find them here
Joseph Basle
UAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Take a Good Look
Yourself
at
I '"limn
and you're not satisfied with the
way your shirt, collar, cull's and
white waist coat have ben laun
dered, elve us a try. Moderate
ly speaking, if we fail, all others
must fail. At any iat, give us
a try we'll run the risk.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
Court and Thompson Streets.
CITIZENS WORKING ENER
GETICALLY FOR GOOD ROADS.
Medal Contest at Ferndale School
C E. Slmonds Building Large Barn
on His Farm infant Child of Mr.
and Mrs. Lamb Dead.
I.lcinersn;vn,r- S,Iajr ".-Strawberry
for nlrk.ni'.M061''0 25 ccn,s a crate
wr Picking this season
Th. Ll,UR.he?. 80,(1 n 'nm of noi-ses
i! w vi?i i" Win,crs for 275-
whn hn , ' 6 ,Bl,rnctt. "f 1-a Grande,
Poll ,ks 18 vlsl,lnK at ,he ne of
Polo Beaumont this week.
The Milton public school, after a
nine months' term, will close next Fri
day. Hni'iv8- Z"h. Voekwo0(1 anrt we. ot
Frl I Jmh '"i ,Tn,irS('a- n'sht anl
I'rlday visiting friends In this cltv
I he young people of the DeHa'ven
neighborhood had a social party at the
last Friday night,
Rumor has that some of Milton's
unlay Wnt Ver t0 Adan,s Sat
Dud and Tlllle Bowlus sold their
fine bunch of range cattle to Amos
"c,,a"s a Henry Hopkins last
week,
President French, of the Eastern
Oregon State .Normal school, spent
hist It day In this city visiting the
Columbia College.
The infant child ot Mr. and Mrs.
Lamb, who live near the Vincent
church, died last Thursday.
Mrs. Hendryx, of Sumpter, is visit
ing at the home of Mr. A. Mort-nsen
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. n. 75 v,t- m-
Mis. E. L. Smalley, C. E. Brown, Inez
Phelps and Ada Pierce, visited Walla
Walla Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Mosgrovo return
ed from Portland last Friday where
uiey nave ucen several days.
me rain bunday morning made
thousands of dollars In this end of the
county.
Harry Davidson, a Washington ped-
HKUfciif, ciime nome last week and will
spend the summer here.
The Menely concert to be given in
iiib upera nouse Wednesday evening,
will be greeted by a large audience.
All the reserve and numbered seats
nave been sold and a hundred more
nave ueen added.
George W. Maybee has moved his
family from Weston tip to where he is
iracmng, auout io miles above town.
George says he has n full school.
on roll and all present every day. For
exercise ne spends his evenings and
mornings fishing.
B. E. Harder has gone to Portland
to stay a couple of months.
Fred and Charles Wilson wlin hnvo
oeen in ban Francisco taking a course
in pharmacy, returned home one day
Helen Southwlck. the General nnrnn.
lzer of the Women of Woodcraft, will
he ln Milton the 21st Inst.. In the
interest of the order.
Mr. J. N. Stone has renanered ami
painted the rooms over Smalley's
drug store. They will be occupied by
Mr, and .Mrs. Collins, the new druir-
gist.
Edgar Hoon, of Pasco, Harry Tay
lor and Elmer Baker of Pendleton. E.
Jackson, of Portland; Homer Samuel
and wlte of Dayton; Harry Bartholo
mew of Heppner; Andrew Morteusen,
of Seattle, and Mrs. D. F. Brown and
daughter, of Joseph, Ore., were visit
ors ln Milton last week.
We will not undertake to describe
the ball 'game here Saturday between
the .Milton and Adams teams. There
was some good playing by both teams.
Tim score stood 17 to 18 in favor of
Adams.
Under the supervision of W. S. May
berry, Mr. C. E. Slmonds will erect a
large barn on his ranch at tho upper
end ol Hudson Bay on Pine creek.
The building will bo 40x62 and Hi feet
at the eaves and have a capacity of
Hd tons of nlfalfa hay.
Tho pupils of the Ferndale school
will give a Silver Medal contest at the
New Homo Baptist church next Thurs
day evening. May 14. The winner of
t this contest will receive a silver
. medal. An admission tee of Ave cents
will bo charged to defray expenses
Miltan Road Project.
Phil Beathe. the road commissioner
1 was In this vicinity last week talking
tn the citizens about the proposed
piked road up tlu
Warm Weather Specials
Th's Week, ending May 9th, will be one of Special Bargains in goods
needed for this warm weather. Note our list below:
Ladles' and Misses' sleeveless gauze vests
only 4c each.
Finer ones 10c, 12c, 15c, 17o, 25o, and
48c each.
Ladies' summer corsets, this week, 20o each.
Better ones, in all styles, 50c and 65o each.
Ladies' lace hose, line quality, cotton or llslo
thread, only 25o pr.
Misses' lace hose, black or oolored, 15c, 18o
and 25c pr.
Ladies' white waists, all grades and styles,
the best assortment to be found in tho city,
and our prices are, as usual, away below
our competitors.
MIsBes' white waists, low out or white col
lars, 75c, $1 and $1.39.
Scotoh lawn for waists or dresses, for one
week, 4o yd.
Hopsacking and Dunbar cloth for summer
skirts and suits, good assortment or colors,
this weok only llo yd.
Calico, all week. 10 yards to one person,
only 4o yd.
THE FAIR
The Store that always gives
you most for your money
SO DIFFERENT.
I
Lots of Claims Like This But so Dif
ferent Local Proof Is What Pen
dleton People Want.
There are a great many of them.
Every paper has Its share.
Statements hard to believe, harder
to prove.
What people say ln Florida.
Public expressions from California.
Oftlmes good indorsement there.
But of little service here at home.
Pendleton pcoplo want local proof.
Tho sayings of neighbors, friends
and citizens.
Home Indorsement counts.
It disarms tho skeptic; is beyond
dispute.
This is tho hacking that stands be
hind every box of Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here Is a case of It:
S. B. Baldwin, retired, of 709
Thompson street, Pendleton Ore.,
says: "When I saw Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised, 1 desired to try them
and got a box at the Brock & McCom
as Co. drug store. They did mo a
world of good. My kidneys had both
ered me off and on for 35 years, al
ways more severely after I had caught
cold. There was not much backache,
hut I was annoyed with a weakness
of the kidneys which disturbed my
rest several times each night. 1 got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Brock & Mc
Comas' drug store, and used seven
boxes In all. They corrected tho
function of the kidneys and strength
ened my back as well."
Fore' sale by all dealers. Price HO
cents per box. Fostcr-Mllhurn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember tho name DOAN'S
and take no other.
Work on the construction of tho
first flour mill at Grant's Pass has
been commenced. It Is a four-story
structure of 100 barrels capacity per
day.
river. He says that
he Is heartily in favor of It himself,
but the sentiment In some parts of the
f wuiiij in in, i. i it, uu v. ,
the citizens heie expected to hear,
so are not disappointed, and will con
tinue to work harder than ever.
mi
Merit
Has the large demand for
built,
Byers' Best Flour
I 'B'tt,Be'p?nly lJle choicest wheat that grows enters in-
r'Ur. It's Perfection in Flnnr. Marie bv the
NtETON
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
Chiefs of Police.
Now Orleans, l.a., May II. Many
clilefs of police, commissioners, detec
tives and others have arrived here
preparatory to attending the Interna
tional convention of chiefs of police,
which opens tomorrow. Nearly COO
delegates are expected. Most of them
are to ho accompanied by their fam
ilies. Elaborate programs of enter
tainments have been arranged. The
visitors spent today In sight-seeing.
Paper Makers Convention.
Erie, Pa., May 11. Delegates from
many parts of this country and from
Canada and England as well, are at
tending the annual meeting begun
here today by tho International Broth
erhood of Paper Makers. Reports of
the officers show tho association to
be In a flourishing condition and the
convention, which will last several
days promises to he the most notable
In the history of the organization.
HARPER
WHISHT
si i
The Aristocrat Among the I
Whiskies of the old School. I
JOHN SCHMIDT I
WANTED
Help wanted to harvest tho straw
berry crop In the vicinity of Milton
and Frcowater. Tho crop promises
to bo unusually largo, anil outside
help will bo needed. There will bo
employment for a largo numbor of
persons In harvesting tho crop. Fam
ilies who wish to tnko a six weeks out
ing and combtno profit with pleasure
are Invited to como up to tho Frco
water strawberry fields. Camping
grounds will bo furnished free.
Twenty-flvo cents per orato Is paid
for picking. Address N. W. Mum
ford. Freewator, Oregon, or U. T.
Motley, Milton, Oregon.
Stock For Sale
75 head of well-graded Shorthorn cat
tle. 1 registered Shorthorn bull.
50 head of horses, mares, geldings
and young stock, grade Clydes, and
10 head of Cleveland Bays,
15 head broke to work; weight, 1200
1500 pounds.
1 stallion, 20uU pounds weight, Clyde
and Shire.
Cnsh, or tlmo with bankable notes.
Address JOHN L. COX,
C20 Thompson St.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
(Would llko to dlsposo of stock be
fore turning out on rnnge.)
Notice
Water tankJ
We mike a Specialty of Building Round
or Square
WATER TANKS.
Wc make them ripjlit and they
always give satisfaction. Our
work is never slighted or botched.
Pendleton Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard.
Hoiikkt Fokstuk, Prop.
We have purchased the second
hand itoro at 312 Court Btreet. Wo In
trial to tellt it and lucreimo tho stock.
Wo would be glad to have our friends
drop In If you need anything in our
line. If you have anything to sell let
us kiiow, we can Ken u ror you. Drop
in una see our line or Indian curios.
Give us it trial, we will treat you light.
Gurdane & McBroom
HAY
Fine baled wheat hay
for sale at
Dutch Henry's
Feed Yard
THE
RACYCLE
The genuine, the bicycle
which is the undisputed
leader, is handled in Pen
dleton only by us. Come
in and sec the Hacycle.
Withee,
3H Court
Street
FOR SALE
We sell the greatest of blood purl
Tiers, ACKcrt uiooa Elixir, under a
positive guarantee, it will cure nil
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you havo eruptions or sores on your
body, or are palo, weak or run down,
u is just wnat you need. Wo refund
money If you aro not satisfied. CO
cents and ;i.00 F. W. Schmidt ft Co.,
aroggisis,
100 hend of heavy horses. 1 wis to
sell tho entire bunch nnd offer then;
for $40 a head, spring colts thrown la.
without charge. About 12 of then
horses are broke to work and about
25 of thorn hnvo been handled and are
halter broke. All of tho young stock
have been sired by an importod Per-
choron, which wolghs upward of 2040
pounds, Tho Clydu marcs aro hoary,
low, blnclcy, solid animals. There aro
a numbor of splendid 5-year-old gold-
lngsln this bunch. This Is a bargain
for somo ono. Cnll on or address for
further Information
CHARLE8 E. HOOVER,
. Alba, Oregon.
TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE
Ono of tho finest residences la
Pendleton 11 rooms all modern Im
provements; pretty lawn; complete
$6,500. $2,600 down, balance on time.
Another residence 7 rooms, with
M, sewerage, electric lights; pretty
lawn, shade trees, within threo blocks
of Main street, $2,500.
Other houses and lots from $600 to
$2,500.
Nice residence lots, $150, 50 and
$500.
Much Other Town Property, and
Ranches.
Easy Terms, Where Dcslrsd.
G. D. BOYD. Ill Court Street
1W HAD CABB1KD 'MM aO HIS JCNKW.
Tvouay fljr, pop, what b wut bjr "Imtbcn la urmmT'
HU Pop TVto.
Tho Oregon Daily Journal can be
found on salo at Kraiior's book store.
Dally East Ortflonlsn by carritr.
only 18 cents vwk.