OAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON.
SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1903.
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K SALE
jn connection with oar greater
MID-SUMMER SALE
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Latest silk sale ever attempted, beyond conception, and
Itroduce the latest New York silk craze,
IdeCygne m duck: sening at ,m 25 per "7 A
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Ltv other pieces of silk to be sold. Look at window.
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SUNDAY AT
t THE CHURCHES J
Church of the
ParrllreiSnSw at h0,,rs as folIows- I
?.-Lcc cUon of the holy com-
1'T" "l a. rn.; morning prayer
:S.d"n at 11 o'clock; evening
dniSC,rm,on nt s 'cIo- The
John w-WrU b ll Cl,arsc of Ul llpv
ihp ",XXarrcn. who win officiate In
the absence of the rector.
E' Ch",r,ch' South Sunday
school ,arfrloYS: 10 " m- Snda
school. I. E Earl, superintendent; 11
Pn?nrt5n?,cWnB b' I,as,or"' 7 m
;Kh, ;MSuo. subject, "What the
Holy bpirlt can Do for Me"; S p. m.,
ctwV5' ,,,?Mor- Praycr """B
T study, Godliness." The public
cord ally Invited to attend any or all
or the above services. R n Jones
pastor.
AT
WORLD
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J'in'1 EPtsC0Pa - Sunday
school. 10 a. m.. A. J. Owen, superln-
.1nl: .,SOTn,on- 11 a. m.; class
meeting, 12:15 p. m.. Rev. G. V. Rip.
by, leader; children's meeting 4 p m.
At . p. m lnstend of the regular
league service, will be held a gener
al love feast meeting. At S p. m.t
l'r. O M. ISooth, presiding elder, will
preach and conduct the communion
service, a cordial invitation to all
iui-m. services. Robert Warner,
tor.
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Is truly its proper name, for
no rltle was over made to equal
a Savage. Simplicity In con
struction and operation, and
great accuracy make tnem sel
dom equalled and never sur
passed. The new 22-calIbre
Savage is a marvel for a small
gun. We have just got a few
right from the factory and
would like to have you see
them.
OMPSON HARDWARE Co.
IMain St. Headquarters for fishing supplies
first Christian Church Sundav
school, in a. m.; preaching. 11 a. m.';
preaching, s p. m., subject, "Tho One
irospel." Prayer meeting Wednes
day evening. Endeavor Socletv and
choir practice, Friday evening. Tho
public Is cordially Invited. K. H.
Brooks, pastor.
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Congregational Church Sunday
school at in a. m.; morning worship
and preaching at 11 o'clock, subject,
"The First Christian Martyr." A
cordial welcome to all. J. Edwards,
pastor.
West End Chapel Corner West
Webb and Maple streets. Sundav
school at 2:3n p. m.
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First Presbyterian Church 1(1 a.
m.. Sunday school; ll a. m.. sermon;
m.. Snday school; 11 a. m sermon,
which was delivered about a year
ago. will be repeated at this service
by special request. At 7 p. m., Chris
tlan Endeavor: S p. m sermon.
Strangers In the city are especially
invited to all the services. Robert
J Dlven. pastor.
ELGIN WOOL SALE WAS A FROST
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Its Merit
Has the large demand for
Byers' Best Flom
pit up. Onl the choicest wheat that erows enters in-
i Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour Made bv the
IDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
Growers Did Not Like Prices and
Held On.
Elgin. Or., July 10. The big pool
of Wallowa county wool which was
offered for sale here Wednesday was
not very eagerly sought after by tho
representatives of the big woolen
mills.
A large number of the Wallowa
OREGON WIGWAM LIKE
INDIAN'S HOME.
Automobile Line Will Be Operated
During bt. Louis Exposition Fa.
mous Performers Will Recite at
Music Hall.
-Mr. J. H. Albert, of Salom, Ore.,
was a visitor at St Louis this week.
Ho is a member of Oregon's exposi
tion committee and reports that the
work of collecting an exhibit Is pro
gressing satisfactorily, says tho St.
Louis Fair publicity committee. Tho
commission has $50,000 at Its disposal
for Oregon's display nt tho World's
Fair. A wigwam ISO feet high, occu
pying a ground area 50 by 100 foot,
built of trees 200 feet long. Is pro
jected Tor the state building. The
big timbers are to cross ISO feet
aboe the ground Just as the saplings
of the American Indian cross In his
wigwam.
Arrangements have been concluded
by the exposition with the World's
Fair Automobile Company for an au
tomobile service. The automobile
company 111 operate at least 200 ma
chines carrying from two to 10 per
sons. Steam, gasoline and electricity
will be the motive power, different
makes of machines being used. Some
will run from the business portion
of the citj to designated stations in
side the exposition grounds. Others
will be operated entirely within the
grounds The big machines with n
capacity or -to persons will be double
decked tallyhos. They will stop for
paseiigers at the hotels, Union sta
tlon and other points In the downtown
district. Stations at convenient points
will also be supplied in North St.
Louis and also in South St. Louis, so
that the service will cover tho entire
city. The routes of the vehicles will
be along the finest streets in the city
past points of Interest and through
the parks.
The automobile concession will not
imerefore with the Intramural rail
road or the automobile chair concession
An appropriation of $450,000 hns
been made for the muslcnl program
of the exposition. Sousa's band Is
already engaged for four weeks at tho
commencement, and will probably be
engaged for August and October. En
gagements will be made with some
famous French band and some Ger
man or English band for eight weeks
each. St. Louis bands and tho Choral
Symphony Orchestra are nlso to bo
employed. Prizes amounting to $30,-
nun will be awarded for band contests
and prizes aggregating $25,000 for
choral recitals.
A liberal sum will be devoted to
organ recitals by famous performers.
Urass band concerts are to bo given
In the open air, morning, afternoon
and evening; orchestral concerts and
organ recitals nt 4 p. m., alternating
each day of the exposition. Tho or
chestra will contain iso of the best
Special Clearance Sale
t All Summer Goods must bo closed out ami
CUT PRICES
are tho means we are using to accomplish this end f
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nrnrtnrt -iTh tv , J , iZT M, i performers drawn from the St. Ixnils
he SSvpr, ,l hti 'm, hi r, 1 C'"'nl Symphony organization and
the bujers would give higher Prices i f tn .. Aifrcj
diWdual'sVh"8","1!!" WThoMorganr
dividual lots. The buyers were on Kstivlll ,, ...m ,h ia,st
SraValanxiou's' to", " "ha "ha 1 'tr. H bo
be at al anxious to purchase, offer-, ,h , ,,. hnrnl nnil ,irp,,PBlrn,
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1 fi MOCHA. COFFEE in one pound packages
cui -ij- a:i up-io-ciate grocers
Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder
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th0 only typewriter having a tabu
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Simple, none more durable, and
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ES, Agent Pendleton, Oregon
ing considerably less than the grow
ers had an opportunity of soiling for
at the beginning of the season. Prices
offered ranged from 12 to 13 cents
and as this was not deemed sufficient
by the growers no sales were made
Considerable dissatisfaction ap-i
pears to exist among the smaller J
growers over the outcome of the pool-1
lng business, which was engineered
by some of the larger llockmasters
and It now appears as If tho combi
nation will go to pieces and tho indi
vidual growers sell independently.
That the proposition will losult to
the detriment of the sheepmen Is an
evident fact, as the handling of the
wool by the warehouse men will nec
essarily be considerably more, and
this taken with tho freight and in
surance charges will eat quite a hole
in the profits of this season.
After the sale meeting adjourned a
number of Independent growers dis
posed of their clips, 13 cents being
the top price. This action will have
a tendency to relieve mo congesieu
concerts, at which famous soloists
will be frequently heard.
BATTLE OF THE BOYNE.
Protestant I rith Celebrate It the
World Over.
Heltast. July 11 The anniversary
of the battles of the Hoyne was cele
brated by Iho Orange societies of llel
fast and vicinity today, with the usual
parade and speech making.
Celebration at Vancouver.
Vancouver, H, C, July 11. Orange
men from all over the province cele
brand tho anniversary of tho battle
of the Hoyne here today. Tho cele
bration was held under the auspices
of the Loyal Orange Association and
consisted of a procession through tho
principal streets, speech making, and
a i nrnival of athletic sports.
Chicago's New Passenger Station.
Chicago, III., July 11. The LaSallo
conditions in Mays' warehouso until ",r"f't station, the new railroad pas
the 21st Inst., when another attempt e; terminal at Van Huron nnd
will be mado to sell the pooled woo)
HEPPNER WOOL SALES.
Large Amount Sold Yesterday Under
Sealed Bid Met.od.
The second series of wool kalos In
this city under the sealed bid method,
which were advortlsod for June 22-28,
but which were delayed on account
oi the Hood, were pulled off yesterday
it the warehouses of the M. C. L. 6
T Co. and lleppner & Co., say the
Ileppner Gazette.
Taking It all the way through the
growers were hardly as well satisfied
as they were at the previous Kales,
however, good prices wore paid for
most of the wools, and most of the
offers were accepted.
The offer on the McCalluw & Hay
ley lot of 116,000 pounds was reject
ed, the price offered not bulng satis
factory. The clips of Andy J. Cook and oJs
eph Luckman topped the sale at U
cents per pound. This was very fine
wool and brought the highest price
here this season
The following
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Kcrfl Kuhll
wi I! known buyers
V ,MM E. W. Ilrlg
C,ihi Alex Jlving-li-n
Lie J T. Har
Wi.'tain fcik-ry and
LaSalle streets, will bo formally opon
ed to traffic tomorrow. Tho new sta
tlon. which la ono of tho hundsomest
li tho city. Is to lin used Jointly by tho
Chicago, Hock Island & Pacific, tho
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, nnd
the Nickel Plato railways.
Cattle Thieves at Work,
Reports of depredation of cattle
thieves on horde owned by parties In
the eastern and central parts of the
county keep reaching us, one owner
reports a loss of 30. Such work should
be Investigated and prosecuted to tho
fullest extent of tho law, and will he.
Tho guilty parties aro known, and
any more such work will surely re
sult in arrests. Needless to say, tho
marauders aio not Crook county cat
tlemen nor even residents, but be
long to an adjoining county and have
practiced this business for seveial
seasons. Such work oftentimes re
sults in a well attondod and thorough
ly enjoyed nocktlo party. Prlnevlllo
Journal.
California day at tho World's Fair,
St IxjuU, will be September , the
r.li'i annlverbary of tho admission of
( iilifoiLia to tho Union.
A topographical map of tho state of
4iauma will form a part of that
Malt's exhibit at tho World's Kalr.
WE CURE the Liquor, Opium. Morphine and Tobacco Habits a3 suroly as
qulnlno cures n cold. Our treatment clarifies nnd liullda up tho system.
One of our patients recently said: I never fell so well In my llfo; I
am a wonder to myself!" Send to us for booklet.
The Grand Trunk Gold Mine I
Suinptcr, Oregon, Gold Mining District.
Is located upon the GREAT MOTHER
LODE system of veins and has for neigh
bors on (lint vein such well known
mines as the NORTH POLE valued at
$10,000,000. The COLUMBIA valued at
$5,000,000. GOLCONDA valued at$3,
000,000. THE MONMOTH G. M. CO'S
BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5oo,
000. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued at
$5oo,ooo. THE IBEX valued at $400,
000, and many others.
The Grand Trunk Gold Mining and Milling Go.
Owns Its Property Coinlstlni: of too Acres of Rich (lold Hearing Veins
It lias no indebtedness o( any diameter.
It has a conservative, milling and business management.
It is offering 50,000 shares of stock at 15c pet share.
It will become a dividend payer in a short time.
It will pay yon to write ns for full particulars and to make
careful investigation of its merits.
It lias the indorsement of mining men, business men and
hankers of Eastern Oregon.
Write us today and let us post you.
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H. S. McCalltim & Company,
Minors, Brokoraand Flnanolal Auonts,
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
Or K. S. BRYS0N, Local Agont, Poudluton, Orugon.
Our Weekly Mining Ltiturs on Sampler, Oregon, Gold Mining
District l''rcc on Application.
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St. GEORGE
Restaurant
Dinner Twonty-llvo (Junto
l'rom ll V a. 111, to 7 Jj 111.
Short ordei'B a spoolallty
Quick, Courteous Service
Open all Day and Night
T. A. Oldfather, Prop.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARD
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Cor. West Alta and I.lllltli His,
S. A. ALLOWAY HAS CHARQE
OF THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED
YARD, AND WOULD DE PLEASED
TO CARE FOR YOUR HOR8ES.
PLENTY OF 8TALL8, LARGE COR
RALS FOR LOOSE HORSES AND
CATTLE. HAY AND GRAIN FOR
SALE. CHOP MILL IN CONNEC
TION. 'PHONE MAIN 1331.
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