DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1903.
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THE WORLD RENOWNED J
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Co., ot Chicago
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,i.ct disnlav oi winter woo nnc tVr n fc
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t(0llScrs and fancy vests it has ever been your opportunity
... Pi-rfcct ftttine bv their !nr.p;,if., L"., " .
iruuu i4 uu up. i rousers
from $4.00 up.
ALEXANDER'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
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jiiliiu ur miLiuii
VETERANS RETURNING
FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
I'llIDEOF IMATII.LA WW''''
cWinV A GOOD SMOKE T
manna, iviut numb.
Try Pendleton Boquet and Pride
A. RHODE, Maker.
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E GROUSE SEASON
Oik ns Saturday, August the firs , and
v hi will need a new gun and aminunl
inn c liavo the finest line In the city
i) double barrel shotguus and repeat-f-t-
Call and examine our line before
mirchns'ng, as we can save you
mi nicy
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Death of Infant Child of J. s. Rlehey
and Wife-Many People Are Going
and Coming, Some for Their Health
Recent Comer Attacked With Ty
phoid Fever-Death of Mrs. Martha
Wallace.
u",lt0"' Ore.. Aug. 24,-Messrs. Joe
leturned yesterday from San Krnn
olsco where thoy have been tn ntieml
tnc Grand Army of the Republic en-
"IJiiifm.,
Mrs. Michael Smith took her de
parture yesterday for Portland and
the coast. Mrs. Smith has just re
covered from malarial fever and has
gone away for her health.
Mr. D. W. Plants rnmn .tmvn r..
Spokane Saturday and Is a guest of1
his brother, Mr. U n. Plants.
Mrs IJ w. Phelps and the Misses ;
Inez Phelps and Xelllo Sanderson!
came down Saturday ti-nm iim tii.
gate where for the past ten days
thoy have been camping.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis returned
faaturday afternoon from a three
weoKs- stay at the coast.
Miss Zola Roberts, who lately came!
roriianu to acopt a posi
tion In George Hohrman's bakery,
was taken 111 0f typhoid fever and
yesterday nrternoon started for her
home.
Mr. W. C. Howard lottirned this
morning from Portland, whore ho
went on business connected with Co
lumbia college.
Death of Mrs. Martha Wallace.
Mrs. Martha Wallace died yester
day morning at her home eight miles
south of town. Funeral services w.-ro
conducted this afternoon by Kldcr 11. 1
I Cartwrlgbt, after which the re
mains were laid to rest in the Row
lus cemetery.
Teacher From Kentucky.
Miss Eudora Cartwright. of Ken
tucky, arrived bore Saturday night
Miss Cartwright has secured a posK
t,ion as primary teacher in the Mil
ton public schools for the next year
Death of J. S. Rlchey's Child.
Wlllard, the infant son of Mr and
Mrs. J. S. Ilichey, died yesterday
morning at the Tollgato. where they
had gone thinking the cool mountain
air would benefit It, but it was ot no
avail and the little fellow passed
away. The remains were brought
here yesterday afternoon. Funeral
services will be held tumorrow
CIRCUS DAY BARGAINS
Hut cira" .rX'rc" or" r.'y a" ''T ind h " l -
from hats down to shoes Our Jrices nuotc d heh L win"0' "Cnrl wi-i nceJ
here than anywhere eKe. ' 1 V w'" co,,vi":o you that jon can do t.ctte.
CLOTHING
Hoys' twoplcco suits, good
woolen materials, slr.es 4 to i rft
9 oars i)U
V 1 --
Hoys' suits, cotton mixed l.t)
toys' all wool serge suits, coat 5 fl
ami pants, very dressy 0UU
"toys' all wool serge three-plecoj ff
suits, good weight 4.UU
Hoys' mixed color suits, the 2 7Z
latest style goods O.O
Men's dark woolen suits .
5.98
Men's fine fancy worsted sults'o'
Men's fancy worsted suits, sllklA rvQ
mixed lU.yO
Men's black, all wool ClavO j-n
worsted suits, all sizes 0,i)u
.Men's fine vlcl dress shoes .... 3.50
SHOES
Men's tine calf shoos .. 2.75-3.00
Men's strong seamless shoes.. 2.25
Hoys' dress shoes, either calf
or vlcl, heavy I or n Ffi
soles I.O.VZ.SU
Hoys' heavy shoes, mndo up
np ...::'.,.houl scnn,s 1.60-1.80
Hoys' satin calf shoes, good
wear .'l?"'' "W 1.30-160
Ijidies' fine dress shoes l'65"3.50
1,00-2.. 0
1,35-2,00
1,001,60
Ladles- Oxfords from
Misses'
Misses
wear.
lino dress shoes!
shoes for hard
Ladies' Furnishings
l-adlos' shirt waists, all sum
mer grades, at big reduction.
Ladles' new fall waists, all
grades from ..J. 00-3. 50
Ladles' dross and walking
skirts, now ones Just arrived,
oory description and price,
frni 1.45-9.00
Children's dresses, all sizes and
prices from . . 35c-2.00
All summer dross goods left will bo
Dress Goods
All wool Albalros,
all colors . , . .
All wool Ktnmlnes,
yard wide . . .
New btylo while
wiilbtings . . .
Mlud suitings:
patterns, . .
yard wide.
... 50c
light colors,
, . . 50c
mori'orUed
25c-50c
grent range of
50c-75c
uld at ANY OLD PRICE.
The above prices arc good for all week, so if you come in during the we k ou will j;ct il.e
same pr-'-es j on would on Saturday.
T
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HAVE YOU TRIED
Leaf Braimdl
OF
Jl morning after which the body will
. ! bp taken tn Wfllln Wnlln nnri Inlnrroil
In the City cemetery.
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a itiuA liiip k p.p. in (inp nnnnn racKairRR
n u. muuiin iiii r r r.r. ill iiiik iiiiiiiiii iiniiiv ntL
Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder
a puck
it is not
. r ..
and get
Our GOLD !J..r
SI'liCIALTJIiSan
absolutel jmrcand
the HKST GOODS
OBTMXAIILK
MRS. MARY GREGOVICH.
Of
ion liemng "the gold lea bkatijj"
COFFEE & SPICE Co., (,;1:;! v" :
Phlllpsburg, Montana, Tells How
She Was Cured of Dandruff.
Mrs. Mary Gregovlch, of Philips
burg, Montana, under date ot Nov. 20,
1S!)9, writes: "1 had typhoid fever
this slimmer, consequently was losing
my hair terribly, and my head In
places was perfectly bald. Newbro's
Herpielde had just como Into use In
Phlllpsburg. and the doctor strongly
recommended it to me. After three
or four applications my hair stopped
falling out, and Is co"ilng In again
quite thick. I used to be troubled
greatly with dandruff, of which I am
now quite cured." Kill the dandruff
germ with Herplcldo. Sold by lead
ing druggists. Send 10c In stamps for
sample to The Herpielde Co.. Detroit.
.Mich. F V. Schmidt & Co., special
agents.
nam1 .,,,,.;.;,... - - t... ,mt, 1m iii-.. K full tot:k
J. STILLMAN,
Farm6 for Sale.
W'e now have listed for sale sonic
of the best wheat farms and stock
lanches in the county. The stock
ranches can be sold either with or
without the stock. All the places are
well improved and well supplied with
water. Also some very desirable city
property, including new modern resi
dence on north side of river. Call
and iict nrlces.
HENTU2Y & HAKTMAN.
The Place to Save Money
M I R
TR1B.
Mr. V 11. Gray, of Portland, Ore
writes of July 10, 1902. and verifies
his statement of February 11. 11)03;
road them both; this is very conv
lug evidence that Trib Is the on
cure for tho liquor and tobacco linli-
its. July 10, 1U02, Mr. Gray writes. :
1 ueiiuvc your iieuiiuoiii, iriu, .1 . i-iiLTOTTllTI7DC
good one. I took the Kecley euro at UlNoUIVlC.rC
a cost of $150. I think Trlb Is hon- SALE
est!' the best treaii.TMil of tho two. ;
it has, I liellevo, cured mn." Febru- ;
ary 11, lfiOJ, Mr. Gray writes .igaln
"Since I took Trlb last June, I never I
felt in better health in my life. It
has made another man of mo. I have
lecommended It to many people and ,
liae heard o tno one taking It that
It has not cured."
Price per treatment $12.50. For
sale by all druggists.
DE$PIIIN k CLARK
WHOLE-!
GROCERY AND'
WHOLESALE COMMIS-!
SION MERCHANTS
514-514 MAIN STREET;
Phone mam 1741
Notice. ,
There will bo a called communica
tion of Pendleton Lodge No. 52, A. F.
and A. M., nt its temple, August 2Dth,
1903, at ";30 p. m. The grand master
will be present All M. M. are re-1
quested to bo present. Hy order i
K. J. MUHPIIY, W. M. I
JOH If PAHKKS, Sec'y.
I
State Miners' Association Meeting. '
Portland, Oro.. September 7th, '03, '
one and a third fure for tho round j
trip. Tickets on sale September 4, t
5 and C.
Gray's Harbor
Commercial Co.
MAIN STKEKT
H O. 3IUH.UIM'.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MonmoulU. OrfKOii
r..iin .rhnol for uachem tourMiir
,.nged cpwUIIy lor wibim inn i;r
lranlli.K OI 11IC -
TCd mi
WOfK IHIlgni IU m "u ,: ,,1 a.
ilerand or Rf""1''""' Tbe
iimcheri. ir eicecds tbe. upply- '"J
forniatloii ddres " Ki, irw.
Or J. N. Ilutler, S c-
COMMISSION CO.
CPITAL AND SURPLUS, $300,000.00
Vtww.i ... ,, itir..,c n rcivtd direct at the
- "HTl IH IiklI uriv.'l f Wire !mh"
toml ,
lot vv.i iMinh
B. E. KENNEDY, Mgr.
on in i
20 Court Mffl
If you desire a good complexion use
Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts
on the liver and makes the skin
smooth and clear. Cures sick head
aches, Twenty-five cts. and 60 cts.
.Money refunded If It docs not satisfy
you. Write to W. H. Hooker & Co.,
Huffalo, N. Y., for free samples. W.
H. Schmidt & Co., Druggists.
There are no secrets about the pro
cess of manufacturing Ice at tho Ko3S
Ice & Cold Storage plant. Come and
sec how It Is dono and you will seo
that there Is no ammonia, alcohol or
any other substance whatever added
to the distilled water to aid in tho
freezing
Hay Press for Sale.
K J noddy, tho butcher at Athena,
has n No. 1 hay press, full circlo,
practically now, which he will trade
for cattle or hogs. Address H. J.
Hoddy. Athena, Oregon.
For Rent.
i ilttve lemodolcd tho upstairs of tho
Uespaln block and have somo of tno
nicest omcc. rooms in tho city, tall
and see them.
81 C. C. I1KHKEI..BV.
Of tho C,000 Islands scattered be
tv en Madagascar and India, only
about COO are at presont Inhabited.
A scheme is on foot In Kncland.
sanctioned and backed by powerful
influences, to colonize Kngllsh Jews
In Eastern Africa not deport them.!
but afford there a homo for all I
w ho wish to leave England, The plan
Is to retain and guard their citizen
ship and political and financial in-1
lluence and Interests,
COMMERCIAL STABLES
G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR.
Cairyalls for picnic parties. Good I
teamH with competent drivers for
commercial men. Speedy horses and .
handsome rigs for evening nnd Suu.
day drives, Gentle horses for family ,
use. Stock boarded at reasonable i
rates. Hest of care given to transient
stock. Opposite Hotel 1'endlHori
'Phono Main 101
Suffered Eight Months
I can heartily recommend Acker's
Tablets for dyspepsia and stomach
trembles. I have been suffering for,
I eight months and tried many reme-
We Don't Keep Everything
But we do keep a good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Rustic and Finish,
In all grades. Also all kinds
of Dimension Lumber, In
cluding Lath and Shingles.
Our stock of Doors, Win
dows, Moulding, Oullding
and Tar Paper and Apple
Boxes Is complete, and any
one In need of Lumbtr will
not be wrong In placing
their order with the : :
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
Opp. W: ft C. K. Depot
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARD
Cor West Alta and Mlllth Sts.
HAS CHARGE
Wc Can Mend It
We have purchased the Wllheo
lllcycle and Ilepalr Shop and
are prepared to make quick re
pairs mill guariinti'o our work.
We repair bicycles, newliig ma.
chines and other light machin
ery, do brazing and other re
pairing We nre agct.ts for
three makes of wheels that
hnc met the test and proven
thHr ot tli. They are
THE RACYCLE,
THE HILLCLIMDER,
and THE CRAWFORD.
It ou are going to buy a
wheel, crime around and look
at our wluids before ou pur
chase your wheel.
Gordan Is Edmisten
311 EAST COURT STREET.
LET US FILL
IYOUR BILL
FOR LUMBER
Wu can supply you vutli
HuililinU Material of all
iltsinptions anil a v i
you moneys
DOORS WINDOWS
H til tiling; ;icr lunc
cement, linck ami hdinl.
Wood gutters for hams
jikI ilwuliiMf,' a special! v-
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., Opp. Court House
Wanted to Rent
S. A. ALLOWAY HAS CHAHUE . xmUMt! HlKMn engine. In rwl
dies without relief, until I got Acker's OF THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED i ....
Dyspepsia Tabl which I used only yARD( AND W0ULD BE PLEASED condition, r.ady to run, fixeO to burr,
a short time and am i now Prfectly yoUR Hon8E8i con, Apply at vmu to
TS SS . J"NTY OF STALL8, LARGE COR-
els I. Gannor, Vancouver, Wash. Send RALs FOR LOOSE HOR8E6 AND American Hare Packing and
to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. CATTLE. HAY AND GRAIN FOR c Ciorap ra
y.. for a free trial package. (Nothing , . ruOP mill IN CONNEC-! UOJd storage O.
afiff-' ItVoN- 'PHONE MAIN 1331.
Kcho, Oregon.