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DAILY EA8T OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1903. S1 August Bargain Days REAL BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THE LAST X0 DAYS OF AUGUST Bargains Everywhere ttei Dont mi?s it DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Mam and Alta Jesse Moore, the stockman of But- fn "I 1 - ... J. t I . . 1 t v.us in me cuy loony on a Shirt Waists, Wrappers, Skirts j ,L r5 - - I for tho last 37 years, ami is ono of Hosiery and 1000 other things "SS.S'ioTSSiu., to got higher than It Joe3 now, and In tho early days went by various t f nnmos hofore it got the name that J stuck to it. Ono time in '.ho days wlion tho Indians wore bad In this part of tho country, and tho troops were after thorn, a pack train bear ing supplies attempted to cross the crook, it was in tho spring timo. and tho water was high so tho men Improvised a bridge out of a couple of logs, and started their mules across it. All of the train got across In safety but tho Inst mule, and that mule slipped In the middle of tho log and fell Into tho stream. The animal wns lost, with his load, which happened to be butter. Tho com mand had had no btittor for months and was looking toward the time whon they would hnvo the lot tho mule wns carrying ns a sort of treat. and whon the treat was lost In tho creek they nnmcd It Butter creek In memory of the loss. Overstocked With Cattle. Mr Moore says theio are about L'.fino head of cattle on Butter creek this fall that will have to be fed through tho winter. The grass on the range Is nil eaten up, and the cattle are thin .to start wltn. Tho country is overstocked with cattle throughout tile county. In the John Day country the stockmen are offer ing their cows and calves for $20, which is tho cheapest price that liaB held In the last lfi years. Received dally, fresh taniales, nrlce at Prazlor's The cattle have come out of the crabs and crawfish at Gratz's. , T le pnl 0x Court street 1 nim,ntu,ns from tlle summer range MI Preferida, the host cigar made, , for nllt8 cames'aud fruits. ' poor and thin, and in no condition at Rees' cigar store Court street. , ... lp ,',. ., ,, ,lo ! "jr winter, and in par of tho cuiimy me men nave no icon 10 give their stock during the winter time. City Brevities See Sharp for paper uanglng. Fresh fruit dally at Martiu's. Fresh ranch eggs at Komler'a. Ladles' half soles 40c Teutsch's. For the best bread, get Rohrman's, Fresh fish, game niid poultry. Castle's Why don't you no to Springs New books arriving ilally at Fra WHY BUTTER GREEK NCIDENT ADOPTION ICH LED TO PRESENT NAME Two Thousand Five Hundred Head of Cattle Will Be Fed This Win terCountry is Overstocked With Cattle, Range Being Poor and Feed for Winter Scarce, r . Sept 7 LABOR DAY Music Not withstanding the fact that manufacturers want more for all linen and cotton goods, we shall offer while our present stock lasts, our complete line of HOUSE FURNISH INGS at the same low prices that have always prevailed in this department. Table Linens Fresh fruits at Kemlor's, Smokers' supplies at Neuman'a. Are you going to Lehman Springs? If you want n cab, cull up Mnjn 1C1. ' Get your clothes cleaned at Joer ger's. Have your shoes repaired at Teutsch's. Refrigerated meats. Schwartz & tahman Oreullch Co. Call up 'Phone Main 18S1 when you want puro Ice. Fresii crawfish at the Columbia rler's book store. Wanted Machinist ,uul moulder at saloon tonight. Rlgby-Clove Foundry Iluv folmtnln ,. .,,, week nt ,.,, dally, fresh taniales, prco lU Frazior's. For iirmmit Rprvlen mil un Mm AIn. Don't let cigars get the best of you Kay Ca), Co -,,1,0110' .Main 1C1. -get the best of cigars. Hanlons , Tents b All kinds of imported and domestic etc nt nnilor-s Furniture store, lunches and clam chowder at Gratz s. ... . 1 u . , , , . tl ' We can save you money on school We have fruit jars and fruit Jar ll00liSi nllll scll0ol HUI)I,i01), NolrB extras ruuuers, cuvuia un;. iv. jvum' Buy sheet music of us and draw a prize. Inland Empire Piano House. man 1 , .... . i.. .,,!,,,. ir n dt de'r's cam . stools fol'lVAg- tables and ' "ml are right at -prices that camr supplies. " riRht at Ka(l01 8 'lture store. First premium. $1" mandolin; sec-! Sue Charles Lune about your paint oud premium. S3 .uuhU wrapper, given : '" I!'" lnnSlnB; Su. Vincent away with sheet musk . Inland Em-1 "reel- plre Piano House, 901 .Main. , At and below cost all summer mil- Pendleton people are loyal to Pen-! S',' eHI,eclull' Uonis. Mrs. dleton's business enterprises. That , "vuqii. is the reason the Ross Ice & Cold . Lstimates given on short notice on Storage Company have had to put on painting and pnper hanging. Charles two wagons and then can scarcely 1 Lane, the pioneer painter, 807 Vln handle the trade. Give us your or- pont street. dors and we will take care of It If Prizes awarded when ICO tickets we have to put on rour times two are given out. Ticket with every 35e wagons. 'Phono Main 1381 sale of sheet music. Inland Empire t Piano House. Good meat In summer must be taken care of. That's the kind you get nt Houser's, Alta street, opposite Savings Bank. Pure crystal ice don't cost nny more than luforior ice, and is so much cleaner and more healthful. 'Phone .Main 1881 The country Is overstocked all around, and the men will have a hard time to keep their property without a loss through the winter and until the grass of the springtime conies. Range Is Falling. The range Is shorter this year than It has ever before been in the history of tho county, and the time when the men who nro in the stock business will have to quit holding so many head for the winter Is fast coming. In the Butter creek coun try there Is always enough hay to keep tho cattle of that section, but it Is coming to that pass that there is not enough range to koep the cat tle in good condition during the slimmer. Bleached, Unbleached and Colored. 00 Inches wide, worth 35 c, our price 23c C4 Inches wide, our price 04 Inches wide, worth 00c, our price 45c 05 inches wide, worth 80c our price 65c Nnpkins size, worth 51.25, our price, dozen ....$1.00 size, nil linen,, worm $2.75, our price, dozen $2.25 Turkish Towels Bleached and Unbleached. 12&.C kind, our price 10c lGc kind, our price 1214c Extru large, worth ISc, our price 15c Extra largo, worth 25c, our price 20c Bath towels, worth 30c, our price 25c Path towels, worth 45c, our price 35c Huck Towels JSc kind, our price 15c 25c kind, our price 20c 30c kind, our price , 25c 38c kind, our price 30c Toweling by the Yard 5c kind, our price 4c JOe kind, our price S 1-3c 12c and 15c kind, our price ...12l2c and 10c 25c and 18c kind, our price 20c and 15c Bed Spreads With or without fringe 90c to $3.00 each Dont be always asking some one for the right time, have a reliable wtch of yoiirown. No matter wlmt your taste, your needs, your price, we can satisfy Prices, $J.25 to $ J 50.00 HUNZIKER JEWELER and OPTICIAN Next ilwir to K Ale""'11' Yakima Hay Crop. The hay raisers of the. Yakima vulley are experiencing a greater de mnnd for their product than at any time since land began to be cultivat ed there for raising feed for stock. The condition Is unprecedented and the prices obtained for the different vnrletles of liny produced Is greater than ever before. It Is estimated that there Is at least 00,000 tons of Ross has been In the Ico business i i" the hands of the growers in Yakima county nione. uesme mis, there must lie at least 30,000 tons In the hnnds or speculators. Dalles Chronicle. t 4 I- dainty patterns. A few one and two- Tipr? rlrli nalr Ints at i Sheeting 2 yards wide, worth 22c, our price 20c 2. yards wido, worth 20c, our price 23c 2Vi yards wide, worth 30c, our price 26c Pillow Cases 45x30 Inches, worth 15c, otir price 1214c !2x3C inches, worth 12 c, our price 10c Ready Made Sheets - 4x2 Vj yards, worth 70c, our price 55c 2M;x2i yards, worth SOc, our price 65c Muslins Lonsdale Muslin worth 10c, our price .... 7c 80-Incii good bleached Muslin 5e Ticking Plain and Fancy Stripes. 32 inches wide, worth 12V&C, our price. 10c 32 Inches wide, worth 18c, our price 15c Curtain Swiss and Screen 30 Inches wide 10c and 17c kind, our price 8 1-3c and 5c 30 inches wide 33 l-3c and 20c kind, our price 25c and 15c Lace Cut tains A new stock of Ecru and White, In new and dainty patterns. A few one and two pair lots, at ONE-HALF PRICE. --- It Pays to Trade at The os' Warehouse Outfitters iot Women and Men. MELONS FROM MILTON. in Pondleton three years and lias al ways sold the best In tho Ico line. His motto has been "No fnvorltes, treat nil customers alike." L. V Tomjoly has purchased the "Royal Restaurant" and Its business from Mrs. Ida Toft. He will run a first-class establishment in all re spects Call and see him. Don't undo the good your vncntiou has done you by drinking poor water or putting luforior ice Into the boil ed water. Ten cents worth of Ice per lay will Biipply an ordinary family with plenty or drinking water. Uo sure, though, that you got good Ice. Call up 'phono Main 1881 nud get pure distilled water Ice from the Itoss Ico Plant. .Iame Hngormau, of Missouri, has been chosen president of tho Amor lean Uar Association, and John Hinckley, of Morylnnd, secretary. Notice. The partnership heretofore exist ing between John W. Crow and Claud D. Crow, in the farming and stock business has boon dissolved by mu tual consent of the partners; John W. Crow nsHiimes tho payment of debts owing to the partnership, and will collect all debts owing to It. August 20th, 1903. FEATHER DUSTERS New Shipment of Turkey and Ostrich Dusters 10 inch Turkey, iou feathers special 35c. 14 inch Tur key, 100 feathers special 50c. 12 inch carriage duster 120 tail feathers, special 75c; 8 inch parlor duster (Ostrich, ) special 1.25. Sisil duster for removing dirt from furniture special 50c. Our Ice Cream will please you. If you ever had any better ours wont cost ou a cent. Wj will let you he the judge. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE inHUM""""1 Malnhtreot towiutl tile Court Ilntimi Put an End to it All. A grievous wail ofttlme comes as a result of unbearable pain from over taxed organs Dizziness, backache, liver complaint and constipation. But thanks to Dr. King's Now Life Pills, they put an end to it all. They are gontle, but thorough. Try them. Only 25c. Guaranteed by Tollman & Co.'s drug store. Lewlston Interstate Fair, Lewlston, Idaho, October 26-31, '03. From Pondleton to Lowlston and return, $7.20 tickets on sale October 20th to 30th Inclusive, limited to No vember -d, '03. For further particu lars, call on or nddress F. F. Warns ley, agont. If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a puro herb drink. It acts on tho liver and makes the skin smooth and clear. Cures sick head aches. Twenty-five cts. and B0 cts. Mono refunded If It does not satisfy you. Write to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. V., for freo samples. W. II. Schmidt & Co., Druggists. Do You Want a Cab? When you want prompt and relia ble service cull up 'phone Main 101. Tile McKay Cab Co. See Sharp's artistic wall paper. Forty Acres Are Being Harvested Price Is Falling In the City. The city today is full of watermel ons as the result of four loads that were brought into the city this morn ing by farmers from the Milton dis trict. With the exception of part of one load, all of the melons sold for from 15 to 35 cents nplece, and were nil big and fine. There nre over 40 acres of melcns in that part of the country, and as the crop has been very good, there are more melons there than the farmers know what to do with. 1 I w WHAT MADE IT .SO? Many people are coming in with the report that the wheat is better than they thought, large, plump and line. Many people are coming In with the report that the shoes sold at the big Boston Store are better than others and they want some of them. They aro large, plump and fine. It Is a fact wo do pay the manufacturer more for a shoe to sell at a given price than othors no, and thus we secure greater value. We sell shoes at a less expense per dollar's worth than any other concern In the city, and therefore we can afford to handle such lines aa the Doug las for men, Gloria for women, and Red School House for children. Douglas is the largest manufac turer of welt shoes to sell at $3, $3.50 and $4 in the world, and wo certainly have a representative line, one that will astonish you. The Gloria $3.50 shoe for women Is the best shoe at this price sold the American public today. We find each season an Increase of trade why is It? Merit that con firms buying opinion. Good wear combined with good looks and comfort. Oh yes, wo must not overlook the Red S. H. shoes. They fit the school boys and girls. Wo have kinds for each. I believe you had better get tho next pair at the THE BOSTON STORK. THENOLFSTOR ? ALWAYS THE LOWEST Big Shipment of Dolls Now on Sale Kid body Bisque Rag China all styles of Dolls and Doll Heads Never was our Line so Taney Dishes, Vases, etc., a Beuu- S :)s til ul Line 10 Select from I Bowl and Pitcher alike, first quality that will not craze s I $U9 I I Full Line of School Books and 1 jg School Supplies 1 .v. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry and Stock Food. Use Kow Kure for your cow troubles. J C. F. Golesworthy t 127-129 East Alta St. j Agent for Lee's Lice Killer We Can Mend It We have purchased the Wlthee Bicycle and Repair Shop and are prepared to make quick re pairs and guarantee our work. We repair bicycles, sewing ma. chines and other light machin ery, do brazing and other re pairing. We aie agents for three makes of wheels that have met the test and proved their worth. They are THE RACYCLE, THE HILLCLIMBER, and THE CRAWFORD, If you nre going to buy a wheel, come around and look at our wheels before you pur chase your wheel. Gordan & Edmisten n 311 EAST COURT STREET. Rigby-Clove Mfgj COMPANY Manufacturers of the )j Elgby-Clovc Combined HARVESTER 1 ii Repairs for all kinds o Farm Machinery Foundry Work a SDeclaltv $ Cd8 paid for old castings j Pendleton, - Orego Babbit Metal, beet In the world.! bare. Price, 91 per bar, at the Oregonlan Office. j t t B5