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i).ULV EAST OniOOSTAV, PENDLETON, ORBOOX, 'FRIDAY, FEBRtARY HtlM.
PA6B THREE.
MIHIIMIIIM IHHH
ntm)intMinmniit
ECHO NEWS NOTES
Methodist churches, North and South.
The Northern members ot the com
!'le Last of Fine Winter Goods
mission are Bishop John M. Walden
of Cincinnati. Bishop S. If. Merrill.
Forshaw
ReT. Dr. J. W. Jennings of Omaha,
Rev. Dr. M. V. Kelley, editor ot the
Methodist Review; O. W. Harris, su
perintendent of the Jacob Toms In
stitute, and Frank Brown of Brook-
MISS HARRISON AGAIN IN
CHARGE OF POSTOFFICE.
PRICES ALL IN YOUR FAVOR
yln. The Southern Methodists of the
Rctnrned to Pennsylvania to Reside
F D. Cans BnlMs Hotel in Ecno
New Millinery Business Will Be
Conducted in New Building Bad
Case of the Grip Settled In the Pa
tient's Head Protqector From Se
attle. commission are: Bishops W. W.
Duncan and A. Cook Smith, Dar. J.
J. Tiger, of Nashville; Rev. J. O.
Wilson, ot Greenfield, S. C: Rev. J.
E. Qoodbey, of Arkansas; Prof O. E.
SHARPEST KIND OF PRICE CUTTING HAS BEEN RESORTED TO IN ORDER TO EFFECT A
Brown, ot Vanderbllt University, and
LfXDT DISPOSAL OP ALL WINTER GOODS. ITS A HARVEST FOR SHREWD BUYERS. .
President R. E. Blackwell, of Ran'
dolph-Macon College.
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WES' TAHiORED SUITS.
L Uored nit .. 910.66
tailored salt 916.06
I tailored wit
I tailored salt
I tailored mlt
It tailored suit
912.66
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h, FOBS AT HALF PRICE.
L (or STANDARD PATTERNS
LADIES SKIRTS.
. Serge, Broadcloth and Voile,
Lot 1 Value, 94.00 and $4.60
for ;. 91
Lot 9 Value 9S.09, tar .... 94.00
Lot S Valoe W.ea, for ....
Let 4 Value $7.00, tor ... . $4.75
Agents for Samson's GUARAN.
TEED SILK SKIRTS.
LADIES) JACKETS.
Blacks, Browns, Tana.
$8.00 values $4-50
$17.50 Taloea 910.00
912.06 values 9900
$11.00 Taloes 90-00
$14.00 values $8.50
$18.00 values $10.0$
Agent for R. A G. CORSETS.
Spring Dress Goods and
WASH FABRICS
THE NEW FABRICS ARE COMING BY EVERY TRAIN. THERE
ARE NOW ENOUGH ON BAND TO WAKE A GOOD SHOWING, ALL
THE NEW SHADES MCTATED BY FASHION'S WBTMS.
LEXANDER DEPARTMENT STORE
I PENDLETON'S BEST AND FOREMOST STORE.
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GOTCII AND PARR TO WRESTLE.
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If roa want help or a situation, want to buy, aell or trade anything, want to rant a farm, hoass or
La, want to recover some lost property, your desires can be satisfied thoroughly by using the 'Bast
kmlan's classified columns. Count six words to the line. No ad taken under 11 cents.
Three lines, one insertion Fifteen cents
BRING CERTAIN AND QUICK RESULTS
Three lines, two Insertions.
Three lines, aiz Insertions
Five lines, one insertion . .
Five lines, two insertions.
Five lines, six Insertions. .
.Twenty-five cents
. . . Forty-five cents
. Twenty-five cents
. .Thirty-five cents
Seventy-five cents
Echo, Or., Feb. 2S. Isaac Baylor,
father of J. B. Say lor, -of Butter
creek, left Echo for Pennsylvania
Tuesday morning by way of the Union
Pacific railroad. Mr. Saylor was
called to his former home In Perm'
sylvanla by the death ot his son-hv
law, who was recently killed while
working-on the railroad. He had in
tended to make this his .home with
his son, but now returns to his home
in Pennsylvania to live with his
daughter.
Mr. A. H. Sunderman left for Cot'
tage Grove Monday evening to visit
with his family for a week or so. His
mife writes that their baby la very
sick with pneumonia.
E. D. Cass, who has recently bought
property In Echo, has commenced the
erection ot his new hotel. This will
be an addition to Echo much needed.
Miss Lora Harrison has resumed
her duties as postmistress, she having
been out of the office about seven
week Her absence was necessitated
at first by her own sickness with
measles, and later she was obliged to
help In the care of her uncle and
aunt, who were also taken with the
measles.
M. D. Scroggs of Seattle, has been
visiting Mr. Strohm, and looking over
the county with a view to locating.
Mrs. R. E. Wright and son from
Eugene, have lately come among us,
and will as soon as they can, erect a
building and open a millinery busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Lisle took lit
tle NelBon Taylor to Pendleton Mon
day to be treated for the grip and
consequent troubles with his head.
The grip seems to have settled in his
heart And hnji caURed him much nain.
but is now much better and practi-j
cally well.
Marvels Will Meet on Ue Mat In New
York.
New York Feb. 14. Great interest
Is manifested In the wrestling match
tonight between Frank Ootch, the
champion catch-as-catch-can wrest
ler, and "Jim" Parr, who holds the
Ene-Hsh championship title. The ar
ticles call for a handicap match,
Ootch agreeing to throw the British
chamnlon twice In an hour or for
feit the match.
That Gotch la a wrestling marvel
Is conceded by New York's sporting
fraternity. It will be Gotch's debut
In New York and the occasion Is
looked upon as one of the biggest
sporting events of the year in tne
metropolis
It is generally conceded that he will
have to be at his best to beat Parr,
who la himself a champion. Parr is
the most spectacular wrestler in the
game today and is regarded as wor
thy opponent for the American cham
pion. . v
MiwdwippI Masons In Session.
Jackson, Miss., Feb. 24. The most
important matter to be considered
and acted upon by the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Mississippi now In session
here is the selection of a location for
the Masonic home, for which funds
have been in process of collection for
some time. A number of the prlncl
pal cities of the state are desirous
of securing the home and a spirited
contest Is looked for before a final
decision Is reached In the matter.
Among the places mentioned as a pos
sible location for the Institution are
Jackson, Vlcksburg, Meridian, Blloxl
and Oxford.
will
OPEN UP
in a few days
on
i Alta Street
in the store vacated
by Kemler, the
Grocer, with
a
Complete Stock
of
NEW METHODIST CATECHISM.
The East Oregenlan Is (Eastern
It by their liberal patronage.
Oregon's representative paper. It leads and the people appreciate it and
It is the advertising medium of this section.
uon Order of Worabrp Being lVo-pared.
Cincinnati. O., Feb. 24. A number ! the Interesting program
of the most prominent Methodists. Rive promise of a highly successful
Ton a Editors In Srnuioii.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Feb. 24.
The third semi-annual meeting of the
Western Iowa Editorial association
began today and will continue over
tomorrow. The large attendance and
combine to
North and South, are In Cincinnati
today attending a meeting of the
catechism commission of the two M.
E. churches. The work of the com
mission Is the creation of a Junior and
a senior catechism and an order of
meeting.
To Cure, a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If It falls In fnra T.' W r'.-,'.
worship to be used In common by the I nature Is on each box. 2tc.
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also
Flower Plants
Shrubs and Nur
sery Stock
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SALE
very pair of Shoes, every pair of Rubbers, every pair of Slippers, every pair of Boots, in fact every
the sooner the stock is gone the happier we will be
m ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
HENCE, THE MAMMOTH STOCK OF GOO SHOES WE HAVE BEEN CARRYING ARE FORCED ON THE MARKET. WE ARE FORCED TO SELL THE SHOES.
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OURUNES OF SHOES ARE THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE CARRIED BY ANY HOUSE IN OREGON, OUTSIDE OF PORT
LAND. THERE IS NOT A PAIR OF SHODDY SHOES IN THE STORE. GET IN EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE. THE ASTOUND
ING AND BEWILDERING! CUTTING OF PRICES WAS NEVER EQUALLED IN PENDLETON. REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL HIGH
GRADE SHOES, NOT TRASH OR CHEAPLY THROWN TOGETHER FOOTWEAR, BUT GOODS OF REAL MERIT. "QUEEN QUALITY"
SHOES INCLUDED IN THE SLAUGHTERED PRICES. THE STORE FIXTURES FOR BALE. HERB ARE SOME
SPECIMEN
If it-sit I - I t
SLASHED PRICES
WHICH WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE GREAT SLASHING WE ARE DOING!
AH KM Ladles Shoes .
All 94.00 Ladles Shoe .....
AM 9M ladles' Shoes
AO 92.60 Ladles' Shoe
An 92.00 Ladles' Shoes .....
AO 1.7 Ladles' Shoes
All LH Queen Quality Shoes)
AM AS so Qneea Quality Shoes
All ilsscY and children's shoes a lowest nrlees
us.
91.96
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91.0
91.06
91.60
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99.49
92.96
All 97.00 Edwin CUpp Shoes
All 90.00 Ed wis CUpp Shoes
All 90.60 Edwin CUpp Shoes ...
All 90.00 Edwin Clapp Janlpcr Kid Shoes
All 96.00 Patent CoU Shoe ,
All 94.00 Men's Shoes for
AH 92.60 Men's Shoes for
All 99.00 Men's Rfew. a ...
All 92.60 Vict and Box Oalf Shoes for
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94.70
94.00
90 96
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90.00
91.06
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THIS Ifi THE GRKATE8T MONET SAVING OPPORTUIOTT US PENDLETON'S SHOE HISTORY. WE ARE FORCED TO SELL . THE GOODS. OCR LOSS IS TOVH GAIN.
POSITIVELY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
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