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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1903)
J.'- ' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNE8DAY, JULY 8, 1MS. 7 ON THE FUR ALEXANDER'S CLOTHING WORK St M pint ill I ice, ' suppiy.l f'l mttfj 0l !!?! Summer Sale Choice of all Men's $12.50 Suits $7.50 HWPRIDEOF UMATILLA 1H''V- LqU ENJOY A GOOD SMOKE ? Umatilla. Made at Home. Try Pendleton Boquet and Pride A. RHODE, Maker. Is truly its proper namo, for no rlfto was over mado to equal a Savage. Simplicity In con struction and operation, and great accuracy make tncm esol dom equalled and never sur passed. The new 22-callbre Savago Is a marvel for a small gun. Wo have Just got a few right from tho factory and would like to have you see them. BOMPSON HARDWARE Co. 621 Main St, Headquarters for fishine supplies - - - " n Its Merit Has the large demand lor Byes' Best FIoov Ibnilt up. Only the choicest wheat that crows enters in- p Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour. Made bv the iDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. 'leases the Taste" ,or Soldi Leaf Brani f ! Once Used ALWAYS I USED I EA MOO COFFEE in one pound Packages I r MiUHa COFFEE in one pound packages roi said by all up-to-date grocers. .j. Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder UND COFFEE & SPICE Co., l?&&yu I -H-.H--HM-4..I..l."l....l"I''i"I'-I'"-fr4--H--H-v ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MEN NOW EMPLOYED. Total Available Fund Now Amounts to $720,000 Money Enough In Slant to Make the Fair a Grand Success. President Harvey W. Scott, or tho Lewis and Clark Fair directors. In nn address bcroro the board In Portland Monday night, gave some interest Ing facts concerning the progress or the work. Mr. Scott said in part; "Work upon the grounds is pro. grossing rapidly, it is the dutv or all who take an interest In the coming celebration and exposition to visit the grounds now, and as the work pro ceeds, and witness the development and transformation. The work ot preparation Is In the hands or Mr Oscar Hubcr. a capable superintend ent. About 120 men and 50 horses,' with necessary implements, are at 1 present employed. Within three I months the grounds will bo ready for I buildings. We are followlug, sub- . stantlally, the plans outlined by Mr, Ulmstead, but with certain modifica tions, conducive, as we think, to economic results. The committee on buildings and grounds is giving close attention to this preliminary work. Upon this committee dtvnlvs n lnrro share or the responsibility of prepara tion. "The stnte commission has been organized and Is now fully ready for co-operation with tho directors of this association. As our annual election was so near, we have been wnitinir till after this event for the close con sultation with the co-oticratlve com mittee of six appointed by the stnte commission in pursuance of the act of the legislature, which the success ful prosecution or this joint mulct taking will require. "Of the fund subscribed in Port land, $320,000 will be available for the purposes of the exposition. We hope to Increase this amount nnd have engaged agents to canvass for additional subscriptions. Available for the Fair. Of the sum appropriated by the state, $400,000 will bo available for tho fair, making a total of $720,000. Tills total is exclusive of the sum or $50,000 from the state appropriation This who week we will make one of Special Bargains for all 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 our Specials Clothing Our clothing will all be cut 20 per cent from our regular prices which puts our sale prices down to about one half the price asked by others for the same goods. A Special lot of Men's coats and vests, all wool goods, will be a main feature of our sale, for they will be priced at about one half their real value. We have two lots of the-e; one. lot worth JS to $9 sold for only $5. One lot worth $9 to J 12 will be sold at J6 each. Furnishings Ladies' shirt waists, all grades, cut 20 per cent Ladies' hose, Topsy 13 rami, fa black, 7c pair Ladies' lace hose, i$c, 30c and 35c, special 25c Misses' hose, all sizes 7c pair Dy Goods Calico, any grade in the house 5c yd Good grade percale, wide 7c yd Outing flannel, jc and to: qualities 7c yd Zephyr ginghams, iac grade ipe yd All summer dress goods, at special reduction of 20 per cent. THE FAIR Agonts for McCall's Pattorns BAPTISTS MEET IN ATLANTA. Special Trains Arriving From Every Port of United States and Canada. Atlanta, Gn., July S. The oiuiunl International convention ot tho Bap tist Voting Peoples' Union will open here tomorrow for a session of four lor'tho exposition nt St. Louis, nnd of ! lla-vs- Special trains bringing dele- the $100,000 for n permanent memori at building nt Portland, to be con trlbutod in equal parts by this cor poration and by tho state commission. 'We hope to obtain from the United States an exhibit which will ndtt greatly to the Interest and success of the exposition. The historical signifi cance of our celebration will bo the basis or our effort at Washington, for with the force of truth we can urge that the centenary of the exploration of the Oregon country Is a point of Importance in tho history of the ex pansion of tho Unltod States worthy of 11 place beside the acquisition of the scarcely greater Louisiana terri tory. Mnny states have already taken active measures for participation In our exposition. .Minnesota lias inaac an appropriation of $70,000, Montana of $110,000, Missouri of $10,000, and resentntlves of tho confectionery trade aro In nttendnnco from Balti more, Cleveland, New York, Pitts burg, Clnclnlntl, St Louis ntul n mint ber of other cities throughout thu country gates from every section of the Unit ed States and Canada have been pouring into Atlanta since tho first ot the week, nnd the adherents of this great organization have literally captured the rlty. They have pos session of 11 score of the lending hotels from office floor to roor, while - arrrr TUiaiS accommodations In thousands of prl- tfj .0cfcCi a IriECii vate homes have been entered, cither as a matter of hospitality or at nomi nal rates. Estimates this morning of the number of strangers In Atlnntu range from 1C.000 to 25,000, a goodly number of these, however, coming from the principal towns of this nnd adjoining states. The sessions will be held in tho Piedmont Park Auditorium, which has been prettily decorated for tho occasion. Governor Terrell, ox-Governor Northern nnd Mayor Howell will deliver addresses of welcome. Arlzone $8,000, North Dakota of $10.- A large chorus has been rehearsing 000, California of $20,000, Idaho of " "urnisu uie music. $10,000, Utah of $10,000. V 'HE UNDERWOOD Standard Typewriter Is tho only ab solutely Vision AVrlting Machine, also tho only typewriter having a tabu lator as a part or its construction, and without extra charge. Simple, none nioro durable rind operation unchanged, but make quick er easlor Fifteen to 30 per cont of I time snvedi Catalogue freo. ! Ion s, a" allowance on your old machine in oxchango. KeES, Agent Pendleton, Oregon "Theso sums aggregate $228,000. Washington will yet come In, and theie Is a promise that California will Increase her appropriation. Brit ish Columbia lias recommended to the Dominion of Canada that $25,000 be appropriated for an exhibit, and u orrespondence on tho subject 11ns been opened between the president ot this association and members of the Dominion government nt Ottowa. With careful management, we shall have money enough at the dls nosal o t the directors of this corpor ation and of the, co-operatlvo commit tee or tho state conimibsion to make nil menarntions Tor a creditable and successful exposition, and to open it j at Dip appointed time, in May, iui, clear of all debt. This must bo at nil times the aim and purpose After the opening, receipts may be expected to take cure of expenses of operation." Candy Men's Convention. Gettysburg, Pa, July 8. The 20th annual convention of the National Confectioners' Association began here today and will continue In ses sion until Saturday Prominent rep- warn ama I I r 1 t enelly cbUinabU J urouifrt tut ueo oi Pfw liro'a llrtlcl(tc, the onlj triratUn cm tb mar- j 1 that tvaoli and. an- mtiilafva tli germ or , Micro)"! that I reii'on- 1 rtlild for it 1 1 ftealn din rage. It tlitifl itialf dn- ilrufT rnu-i ftllititf tulr fin noiMn and raiuri thick. luxarUat yrowtri to rtpUc tna i(jttur iiitn, brittle pair. Tfa fientHmm will atio find It an IneatlraatiU txon to tbftn. It works liVa a charm on tM liend. trio irrowlb or nH. tUck Ulr tiiUlit lie ti fj iirt n f. V.wfn druprlMi pnxtalm Itf vtttua,aa OmcnorW It. MunaiTTttoTD, rrti-ritiluii Jmitfiifnt, nrtiWe, nnd w J! tlt lite vmrk at ntlvr rttanl I uiiii ia w uy w run, i KuniiNi'),fTrrj i"" I Tor Sale at all rirjl C!as$ Drug Stores. Off! ibat nr forth a njuoa ll Will Mnl Vnii I.V.nltnil V It Will Alnkc You Feci Good when you get into one of the collars laundered nt this es tablishnenl if you have been having your linen done up by an inferior method Shirts, collars amd cuffs laundered here is the acme of fine work nnd we bend them home with a color and finish that is be yoii'i competition. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Court nnd ThomMoii HtreelH, Grand Opening Janly ah ait Free Concert IP. mm. Deafness Can Not Be Cured I Iv lui-ul mi!U'iitloim us tliey win uot rratli I lie (llsciisiil portlous of the tiir ,"'cri' U only ne ttiiy to euro ilenfDWH. nnd Hint U by lonmllutlonnl remrdlea I)tnfnysK In liiUHul by mi InUaiueil comllt on of tins inui-oiu lining of the Kustaclilan tube. Wlu-n thin tube Is Inflamed you have u riunblliii; souml or Inipcifii-t liearlnK. nnu hen It Ik entirely clutcil, ilenfnem In the remilt, nnd unless the InUnmmatlon ran be tukeu out ami lids tube rratored to Its norinnl conilltlon, lienrlnu wll be destroyed forever: nine i-asra out of ten nrc caused bv t'utnrrb. wblcli Is notbni: bur mi In H'ame( londltlon of the muious surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars lor liny ease of deafness liaus'd u ata'-rbi that can not be ruled by Halls atarru Cure Send for elrculais fret v .1 I'HKXllV i. CO Toledo O. Kirkman's Full Orchestra Assigned by Best Local Talent Sold by oil druKKSts. Hnll's Kamlly 1UI a 7.V lire tbe best. A Tinker's Dam. In days of old the tinker bold, when rnlod to mond a pot. would build a dam of moistened meal around the leakuKe spot- The melted soldor thus was made within due bounds to stav; but when the solder solid was, the dam was thrown away And so the meal, then useless as a lake Cochltunto clam, became a symbol, hence we say. "Not worth a tinker's riam." Boiler Monthly Either Lots or None. 'They put on so much style." yes they must have a great deal of money or none at all," OUR NEW STOCK OF CHICKERINO, WEBER, KIMBALL AND OTHERS, IS NOW ON DISPLAY AND MAY BE INSPECTED TO THE SATISFACTION OF ALL MUSIC LOVERS. THE8E INSTRUMENTS ARE RECEIVING VERY FAVORABLE COM MENTS FROM AN ARTISTIC STANDPOINT, AND EA8ILY TAKE THE LEAD IN QUALITY OF TONE AND FINISH. TDne P5&iru(D)la THE ABILITY TO STUDY AND ARTISTICALLY EXECUTE AN AMOUNT AND VARIETY OF MU8IC FAR BEYOND THE REACH OF EVEN THE GREATEST HAND-PIAN 1ST 18 AT ONCE CONFERRED UP ON ANYONE VHO BUYS A PIANO-LA. THREE MONTHS' INSTRUCTION FROM THE BEST PROFESSORS IN THE COUNTRY GIVEN ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH EVERY PIANO SOLD FOR CA8HI Inland Empire Piano House Pendleton, Oregon Cor. flaln and Water Streets. 0l .1 91 K Kit, - - OA.'!!