East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 09, 1907, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ" mo Remember: Club Notes Every Overcoat in greatly reduced in '7 s Price. PiV . 7 We ve all the new styles and colors Hart, Schaffner 6c Marx make. All wool, hand tai lored, stylish. The best wearers you can buy. Now is the time to secure an Overcoat at a bargain. 2-? i i I lV; 7"v-v.. J '-it ;-..? mem Copyright ic-6 by Hart Schaffner is Marx The Peoples Warehouse B.V.C Tti rrwiii Enr.i.rr cirt, w-iB ft . iimit u" 14.rt jLllt RrtTiStn : us Toee-Sty. Fvb. It. tt J "ta?ifi. I The jiror-em 1 W Ttvtb rn.wn.bw nn-rtriJit. v"j I at fc'.ii'wr: V..iur- i -"- utC fHrnti.. J"iivl Sn?fcia3 rjir.wr.. ft Jvme- ttf J"rtii Tnmtar Ifwu'ssj OtV. N-s. I-vn Et"f.K isj Krr.. X J. r-w-T! '!ttJ H niT. r t '.r'v t-'iriT? vt "Zt:ii" b". tu Itj ti.f if et "Jvur T Tfc-'.'tifr r:-r.r4'.rc"" Tb Jt?t- l!jr:ii( 1 f irs, tr-ffc. A f i-ti !; T-j ;r-.trtrti t u f Wf . ! r-t tv.i -. ti 12 LtjTO Krr. C. F. C.'lfnr'.r"bT. ; Sv.kivri.ic "'frif.-r criT K"T Pi.':.- Jf-. J. be Htr.T. Jr. Lit P.-r-'.' H-vr A. rht-f"',T-t:i Mr. I HL Kcrrit L-Krivr ill '.-f rtfrwlsre'j u!ii-it'?T it;rr"j'pr tf.tcti at v.. .-f yrr.. V-.orivuR. 1vh Vr G W. r.trt t l-f..,rr b'. tw I i P.'n iru -i-ir-r-4 to Tltb n- yiv.M ijz tk ttvll . tsj th f'.l- : )-.'ir:rr fr.'rrtm trtt r;Tn: Kk '.f O-. Itt -W;;,r. Mil j J. W Fk!:. - P.4ir. Tfc Oiri'..t Ra." Mrf.. Psjr. Phil Khri'!a- V-i ; P.4!sr. Khu-r; iiri P.H Kn i C.r!!-Tiin. "M'tf.l Bi .kr4rk" Mrt Elck- ' 1. 1 A or.)ja f-tur tu xi.r r onn . n4 bur! ciilt flTn on th phono- : j rraph. Thwe nrr rp!inhij by Mn. ' Moorhom In n lntrf.!r.r msnntr. jTh rot of lb? club re Mm. J. !Rn. Mrt SI. Ln. Mr. Lon T!iompon n-l Mr. WIch. TWO SALES CLOTHING and EMBROIDERIES Clothing Cheaper Than Ever 51130 and $13.50 Suits for . . . ftfl.qfl .Men's good reliable Suita for . ' . $5.93 Vouag Men's Suiu for $5.98 Embroideries Special VaJues in Emcroidery this Week. One lot goes at ......... 4c yd. One lot goes at 10c yd. One lot goes at 15c yd. Corset Cover Embroidery 19c, 22c, 30c, 45c and 60c Every piece of Embroidery is cheaper this week. THE FAIR STORE PENDLETON, OREGON TiarA Demise at Botse. Xot oc lt?, nb3 ffioth damare Tn.ifi la t.oie from fc.rh irtr, hj tb city ;r!acd racb conlltiori frtn r c-.di as irere brotytht about br tt-.t hT7 raini cf fundi? anl Ifcadajr. bleb rotlte-d tb hearjr fall of r,oir a.D4 tnmlri trtt irito ver-f-aM crc. brougbt from tbe Ulla Tb darnire m Boise alone it t i'.crit wi'l racb errJ thoarard donra and tn tbe mi lour.glnt coun try damarrt are n:d to be beTy. Ery low portlno of laud within the j city ha b-en affected to a greater or lewer extent, but the prtndpaJ '!rr.ae it on Warm Spring! arenue bteen Flume and Straugnan atreew. ' Bolae Statesman. Pine Salre Carboluted. acta like a ; poultice: hlahly antiseptic, extenatrelx ! used for eczema, for chapped band j and llpa. cuts, burns. Sold by A. C ; Koeppen 4 Bros.' druc store. A tnow tilde at Spring Uountahj, Idaho, overwhelmed a m'ner cabin and killed William Thornton. Save Your Coupons. Whereat. Pays to Trade. : i tiUrt.3l.Kh .TKWS. . St MTU WEST MTWS. . ; j;,. -j..rir, in T',,t'u. 77. r ',t trrrV, jx !") three! ;.f,, ;.hTl'ed rr j ' ' hive h-n t'jijrui In Kitker ' '." .'- 11 'l.'-r jrit were -'"'y r.d quarti'itlned. All th afflict- j ! Hd. yr:i,i"t '.' t!' d l.sm!'l are In strl(hte(id ,'ir- K!fw 4'itfi were 'v-r-' ' V. f. rf i--3 fy ij Jsv!tr'e IT he M'J-- I Trar-ylTar)l ' ), f ir, lf;Tir;:. A!) wr ! kVied ! Tfe k-! a rain. Mafln Ol.'j. nflr-r; parj) J '.''fi. -ii5iwy ffiA'l ' le.k, end I-''i't V'ie rswsfy ff.u .Jrk, were k:'1. F'r 'her were Injured. A ra-l'-.e Ui'j'.'h ,n the Hayra rr.'y river t HftTarrjer.t. :?jjl7-d w hr, jt rjrr;jed a hr:re pier. Mm. . i'.'Uiu, a I"rii;r'Jee wrnn. and 1'mr Ja.4r,ee men were dr'wned. .he-r .-Tirifir .f Laqnr.-h VI ere re.ftjed. ! .Vw T'rk -f'y r;a(r",-l Ferrara, y.ti ItaiiAn, 'jurreje wlh rrte fel l',w vi'rVrrjen ar;d ran arnj'k with pl"j. He th' ar,d killed a ralr'4 er r.arned J'r,e r.d Hof'ja Ayera, aril tal'y wtjn'lej Ar;thony '.'ori't 1 and Kdward Tti'imiktnm. Mr Krnf, K. lJvU.fijjn and her two 'r. aifed 7 and 2 years, were f'fj',-l fr'zen In a tenement house In ';rnd lapld, Ml:h. It ts supposed f.ai fir hey retire rt,ey )e5,rie partlaiiy asphyxiated by fal as and the fire rAelna; rut were fr'rn to death. y. K. f;'x. an old Kntman well I yw: !n Jiaker City, has beeij pro-i r.'ur. .d Intahe by the examlrlrr j Vrd and corr.relved to the a.e1urn ft, dffc'-tlve i re r'tjfty r-orjrt. r;rit V.'eetern "Pineules" (n'n-alcohollc) made from rnn from our pins forests. I-'sed for hundreds of years for hlsd der snd kidney diseases. Medicine for 19 days. ft. Ooarantaed. Hold by A. C Koeppn eV Uros' 4n store. Tone and Beautiful Case Design Are the moat Important points to bo cntifwred when purchasing piano. We lire now exhibiting one beautiful .MICKKKINO, style -O,- In Han Do mli.gn m'uhogony, one WKIiKIt, styls I," In rleganl mottled walnut, wis migrilflrent "lister" In fari'-y figured mahognriy, snd seyersl iMSutlful ''lrln Jiru'e, a miner employed It tbej jron I1;e, Raker c'jnty, was k!!!-l by a larye rvk falling upon ii'.m In an upral. He a a young man, unmarried and recently from , J'.rltleh OIurnMa. . j Mr. and Mn. Oefre TVAAnvtn, who live near Island City. Vrh have small-j P'T. The i)M-ae Is of v ry mild form j and the irrenteet Inconvenience to the family Is that of conforming to the UJiranflrie regulations. At Klgln, T'nlon county. Homer TieririMt, an employe of the planing rnlil hid his clothes caught In the rnahlr ery. He eecape.j with his life, but his left srrn was broken twice and he was otherwise badly hurt. Iter. W. H. Hhargle of Pendleton, pastor of the Methodist church, south, la arranging details of the 'juarterly conference of this district to be held In I .a rrand In the M. K. church, szuth, corner Third snd Jefferson streets, February H-17. In the circuit court at Baker City, I.. K. Turernan, charged with obtain. Ir,g money from the county by false vouchers for road work, was acquit ted for la'k of evidence. The ver-dl'-t was the result of the Jury's In structions by the Judge. At Nampa, Idaho. Chief Illlard nn In five gamblers, each of whom was given the nominal fine of I7.t0 :id released with the understanding that gambling Is to stop In that place. If present Indications count for any. thing, the lst order to close all gambling dens Is going to be carried out, and from now on the lid will be shut down tight. Denton county, Wash., people want to extend the present west boundary little farther so as to take In the country for three miles west of Mab- ton and Include the Olade country In the territory t be annexed. The ter- "KIVIHAI.I H" In different style, and I r1(f)ry u a pttrt , Tak,mll wi.o.!.. All of these we especially , ,.,,. Tn on,y tKM,in .,,. u want you to see. They head ths list of WOKI.IH BKKT pianos. W also are allowing a number of other makes In different woods snd csn pleas jroa price, terms, etc. No trouble to In show our goods, them. Corns In and ass Eilers Piano House Biggest, Busiest, and Best, 813 Main St Pendleton, Ore. G. Rogers, Mgi. that Its habitants would rather do business at I'rosaer as a county scat on account of Its proximity. Ilee's Ixxatlve Cough Hyrup con taining honey r.nd tar la especially appropriate for children; no opiates or poisons of any character; conforms to ths conditions of tha National Pure Food and Irug law, Junt SO, I HOI. For croup, whooping cough, eta. It expels coughs and cold by gently moving ths bowtls. Guaran teed. Ho 4 by A. C. Koeppen sV Uros.' drug store. U allow a Kim's Poet-Flection Kick. With a ll!,Wl hlxh school bulld- r if f'.r the taxpayers of thla county to j.av for the Inducements to Invest or" ard homew-kers in this county v!!l be p-r-e-t bly lessened. Few burthesn men care to Invest their ifionev in property where the people reck!e!y lay ux're and burden them selves f.,r a luxury o little needed as he county hlrh v.hool at the present tme. Taxes are now sufficiently high, but they will soon be higher on account of added expenses which the r.a.tural development of the county will entail upon Its citizens. Citizens of this town are this year psiylng J2 mills. With the completion of the water rystem the sinking fund to r-,eet that Indebtedness must scon I started- The progress of the town demands that the high school of this Place be maintained and advanced, t'nder these circumstances the busi ness men and property holder of this place can scarcely afford to tax them selves to support a county high school In order that the city of Enterprise m.y be saved the expens? of conduct ing a high school. The county seat will wllhcut doubt profit greatly by the establishment 't the county high school. Pe?p1 will move to that town and place their children In school. They spend the savings of years the merchants of Enterprise reap the benefits, and the county foots the bills. Put whete does Wallowa get off Wallowa Hun. HOTTX ARRIVAL. I HotefS. Vjrr-. W. L. Wlllburn. Payette; John Elakely. Portland; J. Epte:a. New York : W. W. Dickin son. Salt Lake; J. H- Hanley. Bo1m; Hebert L. Evebeth. Sallr.a; slinnie F. J'.hrison. Farmingion. Wash.; Mrs. M. Arnold. F.-ey; E. B. Peters, Julia etta; Mrs. Peters, do; Miss Daker, do: O. W. Matbew. P.ir.jley; Ernest Ov ens. Tacorna; Allen J. Olson. Wallace; Phil Dudley. Athena; F. G. May, Watson: A. O. Paulson and wife, city; J'.hn Dae. ci-y; j. h. Bush. Karuis City; R. c. Michael. Hellr. R-frlgeTafor Cm Service. F.vfr-cOTs at once the O. R. A N. j company will Inaugurate a weekly i refrigerator ear service e.An. r . land. The refrigerator cars will leave Portland every Tuesday and will ban d! perishable stuff for sll points east of rmatJIla. A similar servire will be operated on the Washington division. Why Not, Rest Easy 7 IM5TAIID THE OLD HARD, CX PHAPIH.Y MATTRESS AST) SE CTRE OXE 7F OrR RITST PRO MOnG kIM). niFV .SED Tor TO WORK l-VFRY MOIIMVB WITH A SMII.E. THCT KE JVST STrFFED WTTII COMFORT. WHEX YOF FE THE PRICE rT VKFS YOF I, IKE THRM EVEX I ETTKR. er;E WINDOW. LEWIS HUNTER, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER. II 4GHSf 1 ! 100 Reward, $100. Tbe readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that tbere Is at least one dreaded disease that science bss been able to cor lo all Its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Flail's Catarrh Cure Is tbe only positive core known to the nedlcal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutions! disease, requires a constitutional treatment Hall'a Cstarrh Cor Is takes Internally, acting directly epon tbe blvd and mocons atfacss of tb srstetn. thereby destr'ylng tbe foonijatl'm of tb disease, and riving tbt pstlent strenrtb by building op tb constitution and assist ing nator la doing Its work. Tb proprie tors bsv so much fsltb In Its etirstlv powers that they offer On Hundred rv. lars for sny ease that It falls to cars. Send for list of testlmonlsls Address 9. t. CIIKNKY 4 CO., Toledo. O. Hold by sll dnigglsts, TSe. Take Hall's Family 1111a for constitution Return Limit to California Excursion Tickets Friended. The regular return limit of the win ter excursion tickets to California has been extended to six months and the price of tickets advan"ed 15. For in. f'.rm-t!on Inquire of E. C. Smith agent O. R. N., pendMnn. W'cwMlmen Oratul Hnfl. Woodmen grand bnll, given by Pen dleton Camp No. 41, degree team, Wednesday evening, Feb. U., Eagle hall, Johnson's orchestra. Refresh ments served. Everybody cordlnlly Invited. Hlx-room house for rent with all modern convenience!; furnished or unfurnished. Enquire Hunter furni ture store. Raker City Is Infested with hen roost robbers, supposed to be "pore white trash." One man had 83 out of 100 fowls taken In one nigh'.. AE WILL be prepared to furnish gas for lighting V V and cooking by April 1st, if we have applicants enough to start the Plant First come first served, get in your applications for service pipes at once. Don't pay a fancy price for water-soaked wood and mine-run coal. A GOOD Gas Range only costs you from $1 7.50 " to $35.00. We lay all pipe from main to curb free of cost and only charge you 1 5c per foot from curb to stove and 1 0c for elbows and "TV etc. Gas for Heating and Cooking costs you $2.00 per 1,000. THE average cost per month for cooking is $3.00 We furnish the meters. A heater for kitchen hot water service will cost you $9 and will heat tank of water in thirty minutes. Maximum of Results for Minimum Trouble. (I j II fill m i fi u MATLOCK BUILDING.