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uXtt-Y EAST REGONiAN, PENDLETON, ORKQON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY , IMS. FAKE THHtL 'Z 111 I flxAKAnlE SALE Uh WllNlbK UUUDS I ,nxr kind of price -cutting la being Vanned in order to effect speedy dlspasal ot all If, a harvest rr shrewd buyers. r moMESTIC, l((eJ shlrting '.i shirting . shirting- . jBKW tubing" . asc S2c 80c ., MC mi 1 1.9c f,d glngh-m c f 4c LftinneJ ..-. 7c nd 80 L 2 .2c unnelette . . . . c L iec lol" 12c L 0c towBN 19c L a, cannon's fsll "SKIRTS. KNIT UNDERWEAR HOSIKR1 12.00 onion suits $l.5 V1.7B union salts ti.48 11.50 anion salts $1.15 1.25 vnkm salts 7C 1.06 fleeoed vwns lb. 750 fleeoM crests . . 48c 50c Deeced vests 85c S5c ml hubs' vests ., . . . lc soc misses' vests , . . . . lc 50c hose ssc 5c hose i5c 25c ho , i9c 20c nose . i4c ISO nese , 10c Agra for R. tt (J. (CORSETS. LADIES' TAILORS SUITS AND JACKETS. tM.0B tailored sntt $15.00 S25.0 tailored suit $15.00 $22.50 tailored sntt $12.50 $20.00 tailored salt $10.50 $1$.0 tailored salt $9.50 srrrs and jacksxscont. $15.00 tailored salt $8.40 $7.00 tailored skirts $1.75 $5.00 tailored skirts $2.25 $5.00 tailored skirts . $2.75 $4.00 tailored skins $2.25 All Jackets and furs at kali price. LADIES' AXt CHILDREN'S SHOES. $4.00 ladies' ahoes - $3.50 ladies' tateea , $2.75 $2.00 ladles' shoes $20 $2.50 ladies' shoes S2I00 $2.00 ladles' shoes ..' .SO $2.00 misses' shoes W.50 $1.75 mstse shors $11.40 $1.50 misses? shoes $1.20 $1.25 rhtVTa dhee 8c $1.00 chHd's shoe , . . 70c SOe chHd's shoe 50o A Rem Tor 'POROSIS SHOES. Agent far STANDARD MTTERNS EXANDER DEPARTMENT STORE riKivijti.-isjKi'K ntssr avo foremost STORE. Mini it 1 1 t M''iiti tntiiiiiiMiiitttt NOTES 0 F wins OF GRIP AND OTHER FORMS OF SICKNESS PREVAIL.! Child Is Recovering From Spinal Meningitis Elmer Knight Has Been Promoted to Switchman Tramps Are AU Ordered to Move on Literary Society In Good Work ing brder, With Weekly Session. JOXE TO OLD MEXICO ON A BUSINESS VENTURE. Will Visit In Texas for Some Time A Son Was Bom School Has Be gun at the Dump Moved to Wash ington Miw Vanander Is Teaching In the llowlus District Eutertaln- inent at Columbia College. Frenzied finance j ..tute we have for ssile I. the only sate fssmda- Li sound financial issnethlng to ouim mi money and Invest In but! It will Increase In walue. ttK desirable properw lifse city, as well sts iramons, aMmall tracts. L Davtdson & Cc dl Court Street. TEETH miCTKD BY THE MOW ER' METHOD, MC. ft in thoroughly equipped ill modern met' ds and pMK, and guarantee 4ur M (e of the highest stand- $ nd our prices the lowest wnt-wlth flrst-claa work. Mute Bros. Dentists. A -istion Block. 'phone Main Kiel. OSTEOPATHY 'Do Osteopaths believe In the fcnlfe In appendicitis?" One time. Tea," a hundred times, "No." When ulceration has progressed tie iperforatlon, '-operation must be prompt. But this is once in a hand led times. Dir. Chauvel, medical (in spector of the French army, records 12.3 per cent dying In operations 1 per cent without, In 1902. The English surgeon general records 15, sail cases Asperated on hi Great Britain tn 1902 with 1500 dstiths, one In 1. The osteopaths regard operation as unnecessary here as in Inflammation of other parts of the Intestines. The condition Is an Inflammation, brought, about by the loss ot control ef the tatllbre of the blood vessels by the vaso-motor nerves. These are press ed upon In 'their course by the bony structures, -most frequently the lower ribs. 'Itelieve thlB pressare anfi as Is being demonstrated in hund re'ds of cases In this country, with unme in our own city, the case i cored. Why -should It not fce? Olve the Osteopath a trial before taking your hanee on being one 'hi It. Drs. Hoislngton, Pendleton, Ore. The French fiRestaurant iUt 25 Cetie Meal to the Orty. Private' Dining Parkm. (D) AIL wranuj your BIN WIT1I Spring Coal Hnlsed as the best 1 "est econamlcal fuel, tre prepaosd to con- with yoa -for your Wa auppiy. Ws ds r coal or waad to ny ' f the city. iatz Bros. fmuBi. NEAR DEPOT. Kiewant FumMied Ousuiectlon. Rooaas an "FINE NEW HOTEL. The. Unite ' Opened on Webb Street With Splendid New Furniture by Rudolph Martin. The .State hotel at the corner of 'Webb and Cottonwood streets, Is open to the public and is magnificent In All Its appointments. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Martin are in oiharfte of the new hostelry which Is a guarantee that It will be first ohms In everyiTaarticular. iln fitting- up the State hotel Mr. Xartln, who owns the building, has spared no expense, but has pur chased everything the best In the market. Each room is fitted up with different style furniture and every thing corresponds to a nicety. The carnets are all body Brussels ot tne best grade. In. the beds has partlc uler attention been paid matresses are exeepttaaally heavy and soft, the springs are wlrey and easy while tne bed clothing Is Immaculate in Its cleanliness. Each Is provided with ssoft. i flufv i woolen blankets ana in the large, w. ell ventilated rooms, all of which open on the outside, a night of comfort is assured. Another feat ure that commends the State hotel is the quietness of the location, as It is away from ihe bustle of Main street, and In a fine new brick building. There Jsrt in this new hotel 22 rooms with (bath rooms equipped with i best porcelain tubs and have hot ana cold water both day and nignt. ue- sides the single rooms there are sev eral nice, suites. The hall Is converted Into a parlor .with divans, couches and rocnera. which afforfl a pleasant resting place. Reasonable rates are asked for rooms and day, week or month lodg ers will find It a comfortable place to stop, as every convenience is provided sud cleanliness is strictly adhere to. Umatilla. Feb. 8. William Connel ly, trainmaster for. the Washington division, came down from Wallace yesterday. Karl Leonard, a high school stu dent and a member of the high school baseball team of Pendleton, visited the first of the week with his father. S. A. Leonard, who is yardmaster here. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Brownell and son, Robert, and daughter Beatrice, are all confined to their beds with the grip. Miss Helen Duncan has been quite sick for several days, as also have James and Ed Pound. Elmer Knight. formerly car checker. Is now a full-fledged switch man and Is on the night shift A paint outfit is painting the annex recently built on the round house. These new stalls are for housing the big passenger locomotives. A fire broke out In the car in spector's "shanty" last night, which was put out In Its Inclplency with no loss. Our new police is making it very interesting for parties having "tie Dasses." None are allowed to loiter In town. Recovering From Spinal Meningitis. Will Hlggtna' little child Is slowly Improving from an attack of spinal meningitis. Its twin brother is quite sick with the grip. Organ for Public Schools. Miss Florence Olmstead, our vll lage school teacher, received her or gan from Portland last week, and has placed It in the school room. Debate Friday Night. The question for debate Friday night is: "Resolved, That the Indian has received more abuse from the whites thaa lb negro." JL good lit erary program Is prepared and short dialogue w411 be giwn. Milton, Feb. 7. Miss Eva King, nurse from the Walia Walla hospital, visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilcox. Samuel J. Atkins left yesterday for Acton, Texas, on an extended visit to his mother. The hearts of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nichols were gladdened by the ar rival of a baby boy February 4. Miss Anna Mortensen began a three months' term of school at the Dump school house yesterday morning. Moved to Waslilngton. Mr. C. S. Walker, who was former engaged In draylng here, has gone to Thornton, Wasn., wnere ne ex pects to reside. Gone to Mexico. R. E. Frailer left yeBterduy for Mexico In the Interests ot tne Mexi can National Sugar Refining com- innv. He will be absent about six weeks. Entertainment at College. Thursday night Ellsworth Plum- stead, the famous dramatic artist, Im personator and vocalist, will give an entertainment at the new opera hall, under the auspices of Columbia col lege. Miss Myrtle Plant, teacher of music in the college, will assist him In the music. School tn llowlus District. Miss Velma Vanander has been ae cured by the directors of the Bowlus district, to teach a four niontns term of school. She began her work yes terday. DO Y0TJ GET . UP WITH A IVAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes Yon Miserable, Almost evervboclv who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures msuc vj m li Kilmer's Swamp II Root, the great kid- ney, liver and blad- aer reniruy. It is the great med ical trinmph of the nineteenth century ; discovered after years of scientific resesrch by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, nrin scid. catarrh of the bladder and Bright's Disease, wmcn is me worst form of kidney trouble. ' Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have Vidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found iust the remedy you need. II has been tested in so many ways, In hospital work and in privote practice, and has proved so successful in every case thai .a Special arrangement lias been msde by "which sll readers of this pP. bo h,ve not already tried it, may have mPle bottle sent tree oy mm, " ing more about Swamp-Root, and bow to- timloulHvounsveKi " b'.e. When writing mention reading this generous offer in tins paper aim wrnu address to Dr. Kilmer s. (r llinolinmlnn. . v "ft ---b t-.imur v V The remilar msjiBrw"' R fiftv-rent and OIIC- dollar sue bottles are how. c. sold bv all good An ;gists. Don't mak any mistake, but r -member the name. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer s Swsmp-Root, and the address, Dinghamton, N. Y., on- very bottle. FRED WATTE IN WALLA WALLA. New- US "aln Street. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear .this In mind when you i need poultry and -stock supplies and ask for the. International 1 Poultry find Stock Food. Use j Kow Ku for yor cow trou- 4 bles. 5 C.F.Colesworthy ? 127-13 East Asta St. 4 Agent for Lee s uw w . - -muiiiri "OVER NIAGARA FALLS." the Thrilling Melodrama Coating to Fraznr February 14. "Over Niagara Falls," Rowland & Clifford's thrilling melodrama, a big hit In Sew York, Chicago, San Frun Pronrletor of Hotel Pendleton In the Garden City F. W. Walte, traveling salesman his rarchased the Hotel Pendleton at Pendleton, and has perfected ar rangements to take possession toilny. Mr. Waiie, who Is a guest of the Hotel Ttarres. said last night to the Walla Walla Union: "I have been on the roud hardware drummer, and have covered this territorv during the lust nine veurs. Two years of this time I rep i-eHenieil Hnnevman. Deliart & Co. of Portland, and for seven years cisoo And elsewhere, comes to the -have been associated with Baker Frawr for one night, February 14. Crowded houses at every .performance in the big cities attested the degree of Hamilton, of San Franclsi-o. 1 in- liint lermlniitlng my farewel trip, although II the hotel wns turned popular Xavor "over .Niagara Falls" ver to me the l!h of Inst month STATE OF OHIO. CITT OP TOLEDO. 1,1'CAS OONTY. ss. ,h.ni i nikn makes oath that be w senior partner of the arm of P. J. Cheney Co., aoing DUB1UHW 1U u v..,, - - anrf Mtar afnrmlld. snd rnat aald'Hrm wllliay the sum of ONE aCN- DKED IMIL1.AUB lor esco u " of catarrh thst cannot be cored by tw """"""""fbaSsT j. chbnkt. to before me snd sobsCTibes la -Skis Bih day ot iecemer. -Sworn Wff presence, A. D. 1SH8. Waiters' FJounng Mills Capacity. 160 barrels a day. ' Flour xchand for wheal. Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped ic.. siwayson hand. Feed, cl A. W. 0LBABON. Notsrv l'nhlle. Kill's Catarrh Cars Is taken latsrasly. snd acts iMreotly on the blood nous surface ot the system. Mtiuoulals free. . . f 1. CllBAEY CO.. Toledo, 0. M by Prugirtst. price TBe. Puke Hall's Kamlly Pills for eeastipa- tlon. New Town in Mulheur. Ti. -H. Bandy has returned after an erteiifled visit In the states of Colo- rsfln. "Wvomlng, Nebraska and Kan sas. Ir. Bandy as been securing settlers for a new'Xown recently lo cated -over on WTTlow creek In Mal heur mnty, Oregon; called Colum bine. The site Is owned by the Idaho Oregon townslte company, of which Mr. Banny is president. Boise Capi tal New. has received. -As an eluborate scen ic exhibition it is very much above the average melodramatic attraction. The greatest effect is the third act. which shows .Niagara FallB, oxer which the heroine Is supposed to go iu a barrel. This is a most effective and delightful feature, and the spec tator who has seen the great cataract and heard Its thunderous diapason will be surprised at the realism of this production. Virginia Goodwin, the leading lady of "Over Niagara Falls," is wen known la the Eaxt, where she has been a favorite stock leading woman. She possesses an attractive pexsonall ty, fine emotional power and the tech nigue of an artist. Robert Bruce, a handsome, young nomuntlc actor is the leading man, and has won the un stinted praise of the critics for his splendid wwk. Messrs. Rowland & Clifford have surrounded Miss Good win Jiud Mr.. Bruce with an excep tionally strong supporting company. I IH. I,. rnnPwrriiSErBi' THE ADVENT OF THE NEW ilwUV. Wlll bring no greater happiness what can be gained through tns pos session of one of our peerless car riages. We cun furnish you Iwth any style or kind and one that will be Ir reproachable In style, construction and finish, easy running and durable. Neddie Brothers l 1,111 l.iiK lust ht-en passed uy til house nt Salem, providing 'or a dls trli-l fair to be held In the city of Pendleton. A district fair should not be confounded with the ordinary county fair, for our entertainment will embrace the counties of Uma tilla and Morrow. There Is a proviso with the appropriation, however, pre- rlblns that the fair shall be defenea until the spring of 1906, In order that it may not conflict wun tne i-unmim exposition. The promoters ot tne ffctr have Incorporated for J20.000, and among the many attractions will he n race course on which some tine eiitilne events may be anticipated. "Inasmuch as we are loosing ioi ward to a gnlu time next spring. I wish to tender to the citizens of Wullii Walla un Invitation to be pres ent. I am sure mat we mmn -t-,i ourselves to render the occasion a memorable one. and will extend a quality of hospitality that will not soon be forgotten." Auto Meet in Cuba. Havana. Feb. - Many American automublllsts. Including a number of the premlnent participants in the re cent Fsorlda turnament, are here for the Havana race sneet which opened today under the auspices ef the International Autometille Racing assodatbm of Cstia. The feature of th. meet will be a HlO-mlle race on the San Cristobal road, snhlch con nect Havan and Ban Cristobal. The course is miles long and 0 feet wide. Derfectly smooth and makes possible a speed of ti miles sa hour. a, ? Roslyn Lump Produces mora lirat and gives better satisfaction than uiiy coal' 4 sold In Pendleton, and sells for T less. Itoslyn CorI $0.n0 per ton I at shed: $7.00 delivered. t Best wood always on hand. T lTonipt delivery. 'Plmiie Main aei. ROSLYN COAL AND WOOD CO. OI'ITCE AND YARD NEAR: W. & C. It. DEPOT. 1. Iowa Y. M. C. A. Duluth. Minn.. Feb. 8. Three hun- ... , v. .,..., I, . v , 1 1 1 1 1 tf men are gathered In Duluth for the 31st an- u'e CrSSITl B 31(11 tt.A U UmunAfil V I liuai cunvtriinn ihih."v. - . n.i- Nasal CATARRH In sll IU stages. nual convention M. C. A. They come from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Red Wing, Winona and other cities of the state and from all of the prominent universities and colleges. The convention will be for mally opened tonight with a big wel come meeting. The Rev. Montgomery, of the Westeyan M. E. church, Min neapolis, will deliver the principal address. AlefrVtRf prwatfr thc dt'nad DK'inliruiiR. U enn-i catarrh and drives away a culd tn the bund fiutcklr. rrfum Iliilin f ulaood Into tha noatrlla.1 over me DK-mhrane and laabeorbod. HelWUIia BieOtate and a cure follow It la not drylng-4oe not prodikce anot?alriK. Iarye Hixa, M oenti at DTnf glau r by mall Trial ttlaa. 10 ocota. EI-Y BHOTHBH8, 00 Warren Street, New Tor i s444 1 1 1 1 1 H H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 H l-ll 1 1 i rW.-rrvlllllllt LshkBbaVLBsBh aaWsssssI "wTww I G IFT 000 fhve decWed to retire from the Cigar and Tobacco business and offer my entire stock at cost All 2 for 25 cents cigars go for 1 0c All 1 0 cent cigars go for 4 for 25c All 5 cent cigars go for 7 for 25c a tobaccos go at cost. Pipes and -slies eptit cos, Cigars by the box at cost. GOODS MUdl Dt OULU Al vni i bi'...o awi am Mntforir Wt.. south oi Rader U U - ! MIIII4 IIIIIIIIIHtttttw