East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 20, 1903, Image 3

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    DATLV CAST OHCQQWAN, PENDLETON, QHECrON. WtDNMDAY, MA. , H0-. ' ..-JlllljiJ , t;
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$40,000.
jn Merchandise
ft Alexander Department Store will this
. toaOgwr1
7, ,-. fcMo yotfr forttrae to attend.
Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Ready-i
iw Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Ready-to-
Garments-ta fact principally the whole
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Sale
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X word to the wise is sufficient
Visit the Store this week
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Just Received
w,have iust received a large shipment of Roods from the East.
H le, nood buy on this lot, This means bargains for our
Corners. Our new shipment embraces fine screens, wall
nnrkpts ea'els. coat anu nai rm.o, ,.--..,, ,
,Pd medicine cases. Our new line ot steins is very attractive, j
roods.
V,JH dliu
Joseph Basle
,j.j4.4..4..4i 4 -.
DRY WOOD
Yon Bbonld know that the very beat, wuuu oi
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all KinQB 18 to DB iomua tti
P. P. Collier & Co.'s Yard
Also GOOD COAL. Call at Offlce
f!3R Main St. Phone Main 1121 4
iUAUUAAAAAAAAAAlAAAAAAA
Take a Good Look at
Yourself
aud you're not satlsited with the
way your Bblrt, collar, cuffs and
white waist coat have been laun
dered, tlve us a try. Moderate
ly speaking, if wetiil all others
must fail. At any taU, give us
a try we'll run the risk.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
Court and Thompson Streets.
MOTES FROM ECHO
THIRTY CARLOADS 'OF
SHEEP TO COLORADO.
Chicago "Railway "Magnate Prospecting
on Butter Creek Four Hundred
Acres of Alfalfa land For $18,000.
Echo, May 19. T. D. Mathews has
ordered 30 care and will load his
sheep hero as soon as the cars can'
be procured. He will ship to Colora
do for about 90 days and will then
sell In tho Chicago market.
T. A. Menssles, of the freight de
partment of the Chlcngo, Rock Islano
& pacific railway, is here today iook
Ing over the situation. He took a
drive over to Butter creek.
w. A. Courtney, tho veteran stork
buyer, Is hero "today.
Hon. T. O. Halley came down rrom
Pendleton yesterday and drove from
hero to Heppner, whoro he will attend
the session of the circuit court,
James A. Fee, of Pondleton, Is here
toUay.
L. E. McBee has sold his Butter
creek ranch, consisting of 400 acres
of nlfnlfa land, to George H. Steven
son and H. F. Connor, consideration,
$18,000.
H. F, Conner was here yesterday
lnnlrlnf. nftpr Ills fnrmlnir Interests.
T . V. Mr-Tin,. vnatrtrrinv flVfin. '
Ing's train for Alberta, where he goes
with tho Intention of entering the
cattle growing business.
Jud Rogers has taken charge of the
butcher shop hero, relieving Mr, Wil
lis, who will dovote his time to the
tiromotlng of tho American Hare
Packing and Cold Storage Company's
business.
J. C. Meek, of Heppnor. will he hero
tomorrow 'to receive another tralnload
of sheep.
Charles H. Miller and wife left yes
terday for Portland, where Mr. Miller
goes as a delegate to tho meeting of
tho grand lodge I. O. O .F. Mrs. Mil
ler will visit in Portland about one
month.
Big Hay Crop In Sight.
Haying will commence hero In
nbotit 10 days, at which time there
will bo a demand for many laborers.
The aKalfa crop is in excellent con
dition and promises a big yield.
Tralnload of Sheep for Chicago.
O. F. Bacon, of Boise, who shipped
a tralnload of sheep from this station
on the 15th, will return on the 22d, at
which time ho will load another train
for the Chicago market.
On Its Merit
Has the large demand for
Byers' Best Flour
Been built up. Only the choicest wheat that grows enters in
to Byets Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour, Madebytne
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
Bring Us Your Second Haud Goods
We will pay you what is right for them.
Bargains in new and second hand goods.
GURDANE & McBROOM
3t2 East Court Street
Big Reduction
This week will be one of special preparatian for
many ot our customers who are preparing to go
to Walla Walla next Monday to see President
Roosevelt. We have decided to make Special
Inducements in the way of reduced prices, to all
who want to outfit for the big excursion. Notice
our tempting list of SPECIAL BARGAINS
Dress Goods Furnishings
All wool Scotch suiting, 46 in. wide, Ladies shirts, all grades, special reduction
this week only 8c yd of 10 per cent.
Wide novelty wool suiting, 54 in. Ladies hose, good light weight, last colors,
wide, this week only for this week, ... ..... 7c pair
All wool heavy etamine 48-in. wide, Ladies dress and walking skirts, all grades,
this week only 5c yd . reduced 10 per cent
Snowdake novelty suiting 37 in wide, Misses shirt waists, white and colored, re-
this week only 400 yd duccd 10 per cent
All wool albatrcs, all colors, this week 44c yd Full line Misses nmslm underwear, nil re
All wool summer etamine suiting. dnced to per cent
light shades 480 yd Ladies tailor made suits, for one week, re-
Light summer dress batiste, all colors duccd ad per cent
this week only fMc Men's clothing, all grades, for one week, re.
Scotch lawn, all colors 4 i duccd 10 per cent
Zephyr ginghams, plain or figured . 83c yd Boy's clothing, all grades, for one week, re
Calicos, all colors, 10 yds. to 1 person 40 yd duccd 10 per cent
... . Men's and Hov's hats, felt, straw, and
Price quoted are good for this week only crash, reduced 10 per cent
The above reductions are bona fide cuts from our regular prict-s, and those who know us best,
know that we never mark up our goods for our Special Sales.
Tlir CAIH Agents for
I I1E. rAIII McCall's Patterns
DESIGNER OF CAPITOL GROUNDS
Joe Tones, Who Planted State House
Shrubbery, in Town.
Joseph P. Fones, of Portland, is in
the city on a uusiness visit. Mr.
Fones is connected with the firm of
Charles P. Dodd & Co., wholesale
manufacturers of farm Implements
and vehicles, and is here In the inter
est of his house.
During Governor W. P. Lords ad
ministration, Mr. Fones had charge of
the grounds ot the state capitol at
Salem, and to his artistic ability and
scenic roreslght 1s due the beauty
and finish of the grounds today, as he
planned the arrangement of the
shrubbery and placed tho numerous
flower beds which make the grounds
Biich a beautiful place. Mr. Fones
will be here several days.
Auto Tourists Delayed.
F. E Simons and Al Roenfelt, who
liassed through Pendleton a week ago
en route from Portland to Missoula,
Mont, In a monster auto touring car,
were forced to tie up for extensive
repairs at Washtucua, Wash. They
' . Z. in i.i -ltv natchlne:
up a breakdown that happened com-
. ,111 A . T vnna
ing down Jonn uay
Ferry, on Snake river, tho car was
:.J,1 ii.i, tlm Rteen h 111 and a
span of horses wns used to drag the
machine out. 01 uie
Wisner Explains and Pays.
The Baker City Democrat of Tues
day morning lias tho following to say
"..regard to the case ot r Floyd D
Wisner. who was arrested at Athena
by Sheriff Taylor last Friday: F. U
Wisner, who was brought up from
Pendleton on Sunday night by Sher
iff Brown, has arranged jith Joe
Buckley the matter of a draft that
was dishonored by the Seattle man on
whom it was drawn The amount of
the draft will be paid to Mr. Buckley
today, and the tangle cleared up.
Miss Swaggart Will Prove Up.
Mrs B. T Swaggart and daughter.
Miss Maude, left this morning for
Henpner for an extended visit. While
there Miss Swaggart will prove ur 1 on
a homestead taken by her, and Mrs.
Swaggart expects to spend the Bum
,er on ther stock ranch in the vicin
ity of Heppner.
l.! n4 h Taeoma.
uauncniiia i
San Francisco. Cal.. May 20. The
D. . in 1,0 launched to-
cruiser 'lacoum -----
iXwork s and l.5t Is
manifested in the event T e keel
of the iacoum --" " - , tvno
the vessel is or me s ?r ; i
aid dimensions as tho Des Moines
uuu ..iiv launched In
Z Ea B Thris oT 3100 tons d.s
ptement and will cost when com
pletcd upwardB of $1.000.000-
Lots for Sale.
1 offer some nice lots on the north
ldo near the river. No grading need
ed Price 200 to $300. N. T. Conk-lln.
St. GEORGE
Restaurant
Dinner Twenty-five Cents
From 11.30 a. 111, to 7 p. in.
Short orders a speciality
Quick, Courteous Service
Open all Day and Night
T. A. Oldfather, Prop.
The Best is the Cheapest
This applies particularly to furniture and carpets. U hen you
buy a piece of furniture you want it to look well and to wear
well. That is the kind we carry. Our goods speak for them
selves. We caray a laric line of furniture, baby cabs, go
carts, carpets, art squares, mattings, rugs, curtains, etc.
Wo nro not irllliiR ur goodi t nnl. We are In bmlncn In mke linen, bt nf bay
In cr load loin Ihat neran till iliom 10 )oiicbc..er ttami yuu ruuM lmy them .11 th.
cM ml lay tlitm down hero C1I at mir more, examlno our kooJi and gut ilcea on
what yon want. It we ran'i loll ynu a better grailo t ( looiti at hi low prlcva ai jou can
get elouKiiere, why we won't expect your irnua.
BAKER & FOLSOM,
Next dooi to Postoflice.
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Memorial Services In Honor of Jeffer
son Davis .and the Daughters of the
Confederacy. I
Novl- nrlnnnR. l.n.. Mav 20. The sec
ond day of the annual reunion of the j
United Confederate veterans was
nlmmt onllrplv tn rrnitlno I
business relating to the atTalrH of
the association. Heports were pre
sented and discussed, committees ap-,
nnlnli1 in innr nftor vnrlnilH nroleClH
In which the veterans are Interested, '
and during the forenoon anu aiiernoon 1
muslniii i.a ilnlponteu listened to
stirring addresses delivered by several 1
speakers or note.
Promptly at noon, In pursuance ot
n ..ml.m lmif clnr-n enf nhllnhed bv '
the association, all business was hub- '
pended and an hour wbb devoieu to ,
a memorial service In memory and In
honor of Jefferson Davis and tho
Daughters of the uonieueracy. uur
Ing the day there wore also well-at-
Inn.ln.l 1,1 1 ...t I fl I'O llV Hie SOIIK Of Vet
erans and tho other organizations af-
llllated with the parent uoay. pun
cheons and drives were numerous for
the visiting ladies and so perfect were
tho arrangements of the entertain
ment committee that no one was al
lowed to find the time hang heavily
on his hands. Tonight witnesses an
other of the elaborate entertainment
features, this time a grand ball given
by the Sons of Veterans, compliment
ary to the sponsors and maids of tho
reunion.
Chicago
Typewriter
MAPLE BROS, Ageid
Price $35
Kquut tHiiy f 100 MachluJ
Typewriter Hupplle a ud K
her Hlauip Goods
SYRUPS
The Underwood Typewriter
boat machine on the market.
a high grade Htandard, ball bean
ing, visable typewriter and it kt
too tabulutor on tho machine.
will put it on trial against wr i
chine on the market, Call and
amine my sample.
JOHN S. KEES, Ai
741 Main Street, Pendleton, Otj
Another rebellion In Colombia Is
expected.
To Look Well
your blood must be pure to give
your complexion that peculiar
freshness which can only be obtained
when your system is in good
working order. Beecham's Pills will
put you In condition.
Beechams
Pills
Monopole, Rock Candy,
Hed Star and While Row
in half gullons, gallon,
jackets and pails.
HOT HOUSE
VEGETABLES
Lettuce
Radishes
Onions
Celery
THE
Standard Grocery
Court Street
Low Sellers of Groceries
Sold ETtfyh"- InboxtilOcMdSte.
For Ilent Sulto of rooms, nicely
furnished, one block und a half west
of Main street. Inquire 208 Alta.
Enjoy Lifi
Out door exercise meant!
improved health and ij
sunny disposition.
All Kinds of Sporti
and Pleasure Good
No matter what game
pastime your fancy rur
to, you can get U
goods to promote it
FRAZIER'
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