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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1903)
The Peoples' Biggest Outfitters .1 7K Correct Dressers will find ik to their advantage to look at our complete Fall line of Mens' Furnishings KUHJIATBW2 LLETTE 1 Alexander's Dept. Store If you Enjoy a good article, then smoke i .im,1 of tlm lif.t lnliarvw A PHfinF tfol,f. (J i- J-1 Tl- i.-- i i 5) . f L1L1UL1L.X V LUIV k 111 E VV Ul U C I LL i. II ll 1 1 ill V t.1 .1 Ul UCIK.IUUS A W iLKLai ,T, I have again taken personal charge of The Delta, my former place of business and sk you to call and sae me. C. W. IRWJN. supply you with Sweets. Ice Cream V Art A, MM - - J Jt M f M Wfei AtONTERASTELLI BROS. Marble and Cranite Work MONUMENTS, riF.KTONF.?, 00P INliS AM) BU1LDIMI STONE ' We uo our own work anil guarantee the. 'tamo at loweit price. Eitlmati'. niven on alt kinds of Cut Slone. We tare a large stock and oula be pli til to have yon tsaintne It. : : J : : ! ' ' ' Main Street Pendleton, Oregon NratO. R. IN. Depot HKA.NCII SdOl' AT 1IEITKEU, OIIE. IRE3HIPPING SHEEP I IDAHO SHEEPMEN PROFIT BY PAST EXPERIENCE, Aboul 60 Per Cent of tne Number Kept i Last Winter Will be Held Over This Year Everything sold off That Was F;t to OMp. S, E. Todd, of Shoshone, Idaho, taking io the Boise Statesman, on the sheen situation In tlmi otntr. says that only about CO per cent of tne numoer noltl over last year will bo kept this winter. Many of the Inrirn nu-nnra lnat hrrnv. Ily last winter, and the old hay crop, wnicn nati ocen on hand for years past, was completely fed out, lenv ln nothing but this year's crop to fed on this winter, nnd If a hard win tershould come, there would be even greater suffering than last year. If till llprrlR worn nnf .nt .1m.', irrAnllv With this fact In vlow the sheei- mcn are snipping out everything that will pais tlo exactions of the mar l;ct, and tlio winter will find the nnni ber of slieep In the state of Idaho about Id per cent less than last year. The hay crop lias been excellent, "but It was also excellent last year, and It was rlennrwl nn -nmnlptnU wltv, Oinn. sands of tons of old hay In addition, winch is not to be found In the coun try this year. The price of sheep Is not what Idaho sheepmen would lVko very much to see It, but they realize that It Is suicide to hold on longer, for the shipping season will soon bo, over, and the country will not support tho number of sheep now on tho range. Over 1.3(fl cars of sheep Tiavc been Rhipped out trnm Klalne county alone, over the Wood Hirer branch, nnd as ninny more from IJImore, and Han nock counties. From these three counties, over 1.000,110(1 have been marketed this fall. Mr. Todd says the fall range all over Soutnern Idaho Is In excellent condition and the hay crop good. Aside from a small loss of sheep. In some of the bands high up In the mountains, from some poisonous weed, this reason has been very fav orable for the sheepmen, nnd with a reduced number of sheep on the ranges this winter, and a sufficient amount of hay to keep them safely, through any kind of a winter their condition Is satisfactory. SHEEP LEAVING RANGES. Overcoats This is tho placo to buy your Overcoats. Mens' heavy full longth Ox- r fin f ;:d overcoats all : izes . .. UiUU Mens' better overcoats all. grades up to Boys' reefer ovecoats o to 1-1 vrs , prices $2.00 to Hoys' long Oxford overcoats sizes 10 to 18 only Boys' and young mens' over I ft HA coats bitter grades up to... lUiUU 15.00 4.75 3.95 Ladies' and Misses' Jackets Ladies' Zibelino coats, new C Tfr styles, all size? Ui I J Ladies' Kersey loose box r ft ft coats, tun or castor UiUU Ladies' lino quality Kersey anil Zibelino coats from $9.50 jg fjQ Wo can't list and describe all our Coats and Jackets. Thoy must bo soen to ho appreciated. Your neigh bors are buying their coats here, why not buy yours here too? We can save you money. 3 a Give us a chance to show you our lines THE FHIR uauuiaiuiiiiuiiuiuuiuiuiuiuiiiiiuiiiuuuuiuuuiiiiuiuuiiuuiuuuiiiuiaiaiiiiiiiiuiiiiu ! Have You Heard About It? Thousands of Head In Deschutes Val ley are Being Driven to Various Destinations, Deschutes river for a distance of lorty miles above Deschutes presents a 'busy appearance at this time of "the year yitb thev many thousand snep which are passing constantly for a period of three weeks or a month during their migration from the Cascade mountain ranges to the iiiiferent sections of the country where they are owned. During the past week over 15,000 head of sheep have passed tho big Meadows on the Deschutes. The past season has seen ' some early snows on Cascade mountains One in August and another about the first of last month being unusually heavy for that time of tne year. No losses however have been reported. The feed along the Deschutes river is about an average, although this side of Silver lake It has been eaten down pretty close. Last week there were 13 bands north of that place which were feeding on brush and ap parently doing very well. CONSCIENTIOUS TAXPAYERS. - VHI ij lit, null I 1 1 Is tJWk.a w ' " IWilI hCU 111 Ul dill llXllla uiiiuv,. a iow price. GLENN WINSLOW JrUriMi OfttUtai VI I II h. . PtoNJtl WON, Out:. ER THEATRE ednesdv. IJr.tnfeen 14- lie Theatrical "Event of the Year Joint Engagement ol James and Frederick Ward ANDER THE GREAT IS nl CA Haanll aale Toilav 10 K. ID. Bt tUO HAVERLEY'S ODON MINSTRELS Mr. Rillv Van Baker County People Stampede to Get Names on Tax List. The following bit of humor from the Uaker City Democrat would lead one to believe that the taxpayers of Uaker county are on the verge of a stampede In hunting up the assessor, to get on the tax rolls: "Yesterday while at the county court house a democrat mnn was In formed that a letter bad just been re ceived from a lady at Sumpter who feared that the assessor had over looked her, and that her property was not on the roll, and she waB quite desirous of paying her taxes. William 1-nehner, who attends to the collection of taxes for Sheriff H. K. Iliown, stated that instances are not infrequent In Baker county where taxpayers Insist on their prop erty being placed on the tax rdll. Still another what wonld be sur prising Incident In many places, was told to the reporter at the same time. Tho Oreton ' Hallway & Navigation company each year Insists that every particle of taxable property .which tlmv nossess In Raker connty Shafll be entered on tho tax rolls, and to make sure they always me a mil anu complete llt of their koldhigs.." Saves Two From Oeth. "Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping couxh and bronchitis", writes Mrs. W. K. Havl land, of Amionk, N. Y., "but, when all other remedlea failed, we saved her life with nr. King's New Dlseovery. Our niece, who had Comumptlon In an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she Is perfectly well." Desperate throat nnd lung diseases yield to I)r King's New 'Discovery as to no other medi cine on earth. Infallible for coughs and colds. 60c and 1 bottles guar anteed by Tallman & Co, Trial bot tles free. Oregon Baptist Convention, Oregon City, Ore., October 12-16th, '03. For the above occasion tho O. R. tt N. makes a rate of one and one-tblrd fare on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale any of three days prior to the opening day. For particulars, call on or address F. F. Wamsley, agent. Boise. City Hawkeyes. A number of Former Residents of Iowa, now living In Boise City, have formed a Hawkeyo association. 4 i- THE RED BOX We Have Placed in Our Win dow a Box Which Contains $20.00 In Silver We will give a key to this box FREE with every cash purchase of $1.00; two freys with $2.00; three keys with $3.00. When the keys have all Iseea given out, yoe may try your key. If you&ave the lucky key the $20.00 is yours. . . .. 1 -:- . NO EMPLOYE ALLOWED TO HAVE A KEY. . "We do not know which key opens the box. Hot Soda Drinks : : MADE TONIGHT ! EXQUISITELY DELICIOUS 1 Served Exactly to the Queen's Taste. A DAINTY REFRESHMENT FOR DAINTY PEOPLE Our Hot Chocolate is a marvel. Our "TODDLE" well, if you ever tasted anything nicer, the treat's ours. 5 Cents. F. W. SCHMIDT RELIABLE DRUGGIST Postlfice Block Pendleton, Oregon RAILWAY OFFSCJALS MEET. An International Weeling Opcm at Kansas CU Today. KansaH City, Mo, OcL IS. ttall road presidents, ouperlntendents, managers and engineers front every Important transportation line in the United States, Canada and Mexico were assembled at tho Coates House today at the opening of the annual convention of tho Koadmastcrs and 3faintenanco of Way Association of America. The session will close Thursday evening with a banquet. The purpose of the organization Is the advancement of knowledge per taining to the scientific and economi cal location, construction, operation and maintenance of steam railroads. Secretary Charles McKniny of Heila lia, Mo., reports that the member ship of the association is rapidly In creasing and that nearly 160,000 miles of railroad Is represented. This afternoon the association took up the discussion of track improvement and other practical problems. CLUB WOMEN MEET. Annual Convention of 8tte Federa tion Open Today. Mankato, Mlnu., Oct. 13. Club women of Minnesota are gathered here In large numbers for the annual meeting of their state federation, which' wll be in session during the thn i! days beginning today, The re-1 Marlon County Valuations iho women'H clubs In the state to bo'""1 for 1903 (" 1').047.05. ugajnst in excellent condition and broadening $9,281,010, an increase of 7l)C,G!l5. constantly. A lending feature of the I - convention program Is an .address by Three trusty pat.entH at tho HtLto Urn. Dlmlos T, Duulson of New York, Insane asylum left the asylum farm president of the General Federation Saturday nnd no tract) of them br.i of Women's Clubs, yet been found, Utile Mot.-Iwdyl Kt Vtt aa pair k I frrla, I mua' look Ink a nhlt fcnyl
