DAtLY EAST OWE GONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIPAVJULV , 19M.
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Fine Outing Suit here at
$8.50 Soit
ISfcgligee and Golf Shirts, Correct
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Club, Four in hand
Ascot Ties
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Sua-svHats, Any Style, Shape or'
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50c op
uxiora snoes, Ntw Drop Toe.
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$3.50
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The Alexander!
Dept. Store
YOU ENJOY A GOUU SMBUt 7
Umatilla. Made at Home.
Try Pendleton Boquet and Pride
A. RHODE, Maker.
Is truly Its proper name, for
no rlllo was ever made to equal
a Savage. Simplicity in con
struction and operation, and
great accuracy malic tnem sel
dom equalled nnd never sur
passed. The new 22-callbre
Savage is a marvel for a small
gun. Wo liavc Just got a few
right from the factory and
would like to have you see
them.
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THOMPSON HARDWARE Co.
621 Main St. Headquarters for fishing supplies
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Typewriters for Everybody
$25, $50 and $95
The Oliver
Standard Visible Typewriter is
built to stand the racket. Cannot get
out of alignment. Impossible to
block the type. Writing in colors.
TJio speediest machine on earth.
Come and see our testimonials.
MAPLE BROS
JUDGES HOID OVER
ONLY ELEVEN TO BE
ELECTED NE'Xf YEAR.
Judge Ellis Holds Office Until 1906
District Attorneys Will All Be Re
Elected Next Year Judge Eak;ln
Holds Office Until 1908.
Besides a supreme judge and a
food and dairy commissioner the only
other state omcers to be elected next
spring are 10 circuit judges nnd 10
district attorneys. Three of the 14
circuit Judges hold over until 190G.
They are Judges Sears and George,
In Portland, and Judge Ellis In tins
Sixth district. Judgo Kakln, In the
Eight district, will not close his pres
ent term until 190S. All of the dis
trict attorneys go out of office next
year. There Is already soma specula
tion concerning probable candidates
for the Judgeships and attorneyships,
but the candidates themselves will
not begin the quiet work of preparing
mo way m omclal preference until
late in the year.
The Judges and district attorneys
whose successors must be elected
next spring in the several districts,
aro as follows:
First district, composed ot Jack'
son, Josephine, Klamath and Iake
counties, Judgos H. K. Hanna .nd 11.
U Benson; district attorneys, A. E.
Reamcs and L. P. Conn.
Second district, composed of Doug
las, Lane, Coos, Curry, Benton and
Lincoln counties. Judge J. W. Hamil
ton; District Attorney George 11.
Brown.
Third district, composed of Marlon,
Linn, Polk. Yamhill and Tillamook
counties, Judges George H. Burnett
and R. P. Boise; District Attorney J.
N. Hart.
Fourth district, composed of Mult
nomah county, Judges Arthur U Fra
zer and J. B. Clelnnd: District At
torney John Manning.
Fifth district, composed of Wash.
ington, Clackamas, Columbia and
Clatsop counties. Judge- T. A. Mc-
"Bride; District Attorney Harrison
Allen, i
Sixth district, composed of Uma
tilla and Union counties, District At
torney T. G. Halley.
Seventh district, composed of Crook,
Gilliam, Wasco, Sherman nnd Wheel.
er counties, Judge W. L. Ilradshaw;
District Attorney Frank Menefee.
Eighth district, composed of Baker,
Union and Wallowa counties, District
Attorney Sam White,
Ninth District, composed of Grant,
Malheur and Harney counties, Judge
M. D. Clifford; District Attorney Wil
liam Miller.
Each of the circuit judges will he
elected for a term of six years. The
salary of the ofilce is $3000 a year.
The district attorneys hold office for
four years and receive salaries as
follows:
First district, $3,000; - oecond dis
trict. $4,000; Third district, $4,150,
with $1C00 for deputies; Fourth dis
trict, $4,000, with $1,800 for deputies;
Fifth district, $4,000, out of which
$1,000 must be paid as .salaries for
deputies; Sixth district, $3,(100, out
of which $C00 must be paid for a dep
uty: Seventh district. $3,Doo:
district, $3,500; Ninth district, $3,000,
with $1,200 for deputies.
BIG CLOTHING SALE
This week we will make one of Special Bargains for all
who wish to outfit for the Fourth of July Celebration.
Many lines are included in the cut, and anyone will find
it worth while looking over dur Specials
Clothing
o per cent from
our sale prices
price asked by
Our clothing will all be cut ;
our regular prices which puts
down to about one half the
others for the same goods. A Special lot of
Mens coats and vests, all wool goods, will be
a main feature of our sale, for they will be
priced at about one ha.f their real value. We
have two lots of thce; one lot worth JS to Jj
sold for only $5. One lot worth $9 to $12 will
he sold at 56 each.
Furnishings
Ladies' shirt waists, all grades, cut ao per cent
Ladies!' hose, Topsy Brand, fast black, c pair
Ladies' lace hose, 25c, 30c and 35c, special 25c
Misses' hose, all sizes ........... 1 .. . 7c pair
Dry Goods
Calico, any grade in the house. 5c ytl
Good grade percale, wide 7c yd
Outing flannel, yc and ioj, qualities 7cytl
Zcph)t ginghams, iJjo grade-; 10c yd
All summer dress gpods, at 'special reduction
of 20 per cent. -"'i:m iJ
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THE FAIR
Agonts for McCnll's Pnttorns
After Cavalry Horses.
Colonel E. S. Godfrey, Lieutenant
Calvert and Sergeant John Tompnny,
of Fort Walla Walla, were In the- city
yesterday In senreb of horses for
the cavalry service They Jeft this
morning for Walla Walla, not having
been successful In gutting nil ot the
hordes Hint tlioy' oxpocted.
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WONDERFUL TRAINED ANIMALS,
t"M"H ! "I I I I 1 I "M"H'M"H-M"H'
leases the Taste"
lsk for (SM Lea!! Brand of
Once Used
ALWAYS
USED
JOSTA RICO COFFEE in one pound Packages
IAVA & MOCHA COFFEE in one pound packages
Ms, Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder
New Departure In Circus Manage
ment Made by Norrls & Rowe.
For the past 10 years the name of
Norris & Uowe has been a household
wonl from the Atlantic to the Pacific
ruiul Each succeeding year these
t iiterprisine amusement managers
have brought out, for the delight of
the public, greater and far -better en
terliilnment. .Each succeeding year
saw magnificent improvements: and
enlargements.
Hy the support of an. ap'iuajciatlve
audience the management has been
able to establish their .flhows upon
such a firm basis, and build it up to
its piescnt size. The season of 1903
of the Norris & Ilowe's shows will
mark a new and distinct departure In
Hie trained animal line.
fn magnitude and grandeur the Nor
r s & Ilowo shows stand without a
parallel. Among the leading features
an the great triple baby elephant act
ITLAND COFFEE & SPICE Co., '
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IS THE UNDERWOOD TABULATOR
pt devlce forming n part of the Underwood Typewriter, that
fhS? 8lral"lfi the work of making out bills, filling in ot
I 'Wills. IKlUIn . ...w,a 1,1 fflft nnv
Inf. i. "'"K up hi sialism's, nsio ui u".
Ittn """kou in coiuiiiiiB.
CY. letter or. word being covered up at any time, the value
f-wioator, when-applied to tho Underwood Typewriter, is ap-
tVi ,ca"lro "l"o fi ves doub e value to tne uuuci i...
lni.7 . ' "ue ior mo lauuiaior; 11 is noi ...v.....-..
""tsral nnrt nf tUr. .....i.(.. m, nflrf. rmprnl on of the
Th. nlara controlled by one key. Ryeslght does the
C0I'llcnted form can bo easily, quickly and accur-
Uiiiiti. you always see wi lc "
.ot-4 ?'?0l Tabulator is solidly framed in the machine, and
vtblft, u '"Strument. It Is provitiea wuu n
10 governs the movement ot the carriage perfecJy.
PNood
'brakes" the Tabulator. !
: Other Tabulators
S' KEES, Agent
"break" the machines
Pendleton, Oregon
in which Fargo, Duke anu Hero are
actors. Tno South American llamas
that have been broke to drivo in har
ness. Hen Hur and Sadl All, the two
Siberian camels are grotesque creat
ures of the desert that perform with
llos Indlt-us and the Jlamas,
The htivi, school of- seals are unques
tionably the most wonderful of the
kind ever, seen, while, a wondfrjul
family of 'acrobats will bo seep in
marvelous Teats of skill and daring.
These and many more pleasing ,ncts
tend to make the- Norris & Jtowe
show the premier organization of its
kind in the country. This wonderful
exhibition will be, seen in this city
opposite the basebalj grounds, Tues
day. July 7.
ANNUAL MEETING
Imperial Council of the Mystic
Shrine,' Saratoga, N. Y., July 7-10,
1903.
For the above occasion the O. It. &
N. offers a reduced rato of $84.60 fir
tho round trip, limit ot tickets 90
days from date of snle; tickets on sale
June 2fth to SOth. inclusive. For
further particulars, call on or address
F J-' Wamsley. agent O, It. & N. Co,
Best ffcoe work at Teutsch'a. '
You Can't Get Something for Nothing
Hut you can got a good piano for littlo inonoy, To (lemon
etrato this wo Imvo them for 135.00, but don't claim tboy
aro tho Standard Makon. If you want tho heat which it) tho
cheapest in tho long run, you can got it hy paying a
very littlo more. Our exchange contract combined with
Our Easy Payment Plan
niakcH it pofifliblo for ovoryone to havo an instrument. Call
or drop uh a lino and wo will convince you of tho fact
Therkelsen's Piano House
..Wholesale and Itt'tail DoalorH in
Everything Musical
Remember the Number 315 E. COURT ST.
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