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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1902)
Sttn T mq's Half Soles, Nailed 75c Uitis' Half Soles, Nailed 40c art of tie tad to Any o o o o nnlsdn Et; OCTOBER 30, 1802. BREVITIES. Eitard, (arm loans. Bz'i clam chowder. iojrsters at Castle's, firing, take a P. I. U. i winter suits at Joergor's. Uto chips at F. S. Younger I I Etstern and Cove oyster of children Ping-Pong frs. Campbell's. Ilmburger and Swiss bdwiches at Gratz's. our eggs to F. S.. Younger cents per dozen. . Fleur-De-LIs Callforula at F. S. Younger & Son's. inese cooking at Phillips Everything tastes good. Itobicco and smokers' sup- lack Candlsh's, Patton's old I ties, sweet potatoes, chick- :ks at the Standard Gro cash plan saves you cleaned and prcssod by 1 workmen. Prices reason. Holland, corner Holland and Sets. Ikee for sewing machines; and liest on earth: chain combined. Prices 14 Wow zero. Call and seo Ell pay yon. IGS. n;w idea of P fashion leaders IMS HUNZIKER Modern Jeweler Whltaker, the dentist. Oyster cocktails at Gratz's. Olympla oysters at Castle's. When driving, take a P. I. It. Neuman's for cigars and tobacco. Fall and winter styles at Jocrger's, Hot Wienerwurst and saur kraut at Gratz's. Special until Saturday, wool waists, yc. Teutscn. Lewis and Clark badges and but tons at Nolf's book store. The season for Dutton's flue tallies and home-made chocolate creams. Your suits will be the helghth of fashion If made by Slebert & Schulz. Children's toy trunks, new line dressBed and kid body dolls. Nolf's, Brick building for rent, on Court street, block and a half from Main street. ,See J. F. Temple. We have the neatest and largest Mock of Jardiniers at prices so low an to surprise you. C. Rohrman. Light Brahma and Buff Cochin chickens for sale at the Standard Grocery at the lowest market price. Lamp fixtures, Jill size chimneys, wicks, burners, brackets, reflectors, shades, globes in stock at all prices. C. Hohrman. 35 cents ,per dozen. Bring your eggs to F. S. Younger & Son's. 35 cents per dozen. K. O. lioyd has sold to J. J. Baum gardner lots 12 and 13, in block -45, reservation addition to Pendleton. Consideration $450. For Sale Property on corner of Main and Water, 73x75 feet, 'two buildings. The ronts pay 8 per ce:it net on Investment. Must be sold b Novombor 1. N. T. Conklin, office at poBtofQcc. Why have gray hair. Get walnut coloring, $1 per bottle, express pro paid. San Francisco Hair Store, 1401 First avenue, Seattle, manufacturers of all kinds of hair goods. Send for circulars, The Boston Store has .fitted up a very attractive new cloak room for the convenience of patrons of this department. The new room is sup plied with fine large plate glass mir rors, electric lights, and is nicely carpeted. Housekeepers, Housekeepers, Housekeepers, Housekeepers, Sale, Sale, Sale. Sale, Sale, Sale. Sale. Sale, Sale. Sale, Sale, Sale. Thursday, Friday. Thursday, Friday. Thursday, Friday. Thursday, Friday. The Peoples Warehouse. The Peoples Warehouse. 50 Small Boys. 50 Small Boys. 50 Small Boys. 50 Small Boys. Suits! Suits! Suits Suits! Suits! Suits! Suits! Suits Suits! Sutts! All money-savers. All money-savors. All money-savers. All money-savors. The Peoples Warehouse. Tho- Peoples Warehouse. TO DISTRICT COURT HALE AND WISDOM ARE BOUND OVER. On the Charge of Assault With a Dangerous Weapon Dragged Ben Fix With Lariet. This forenoon Clarence H. Hale ana ucrt wisdom were arraigned be, fore Judge Fltz Gerald and bound over to the district court In the sum of $500 each on the charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. For several months bad blood has been existing between Ben Fix, the complaining witness, and .Hale and Wisdom. Last Saturday morning Fix was driving his cattle oft William Slushor's place on Butter Creek, when Hale and Wisdom were sighted ridint, toward him in a run. When they were within a few yards of Fix, Hale took his rope from his saddle horn and began preparing to throw it ovei. the head of Fix. According to the evidence brought out, Hale announced that he was go ing to rope Fix. At this Fix threw his hand down to his pistol holster au the horn of his saddle, but did not draw the weapon. Hale threw the rope over Fix and jerked-hlm to tlio ground. The rope caught around Fix's head and under one arm, and cut a gash on his face. Fix's horse was bucking by this time and Hale turned his ani mal and dragged Fix about 130 yards before he let him up. Wisdom was riding along by the side of the two men, urging Hale on, and at the same timo Fix was begging to be let alone. Fix got to his feet at one time, but was again jerked down and told to lay there until they told him to get up, or they would kill him. After being let up, Hale and Wis dom undertook to catch the animal rode by Fix, hue were unsuccessful until the animal was run into a cor ral. There, as claimed by the prose cuting witness, the animal was caught and the pistol taken from the saddle. Fix may teel lucky that he was not killed. To rope a man while on a horse and his animal bucking, and draghlm from the saddle. Is very dan gerous, and in fixing the bonds thin morning. Judge Fltz Gerald said it was the next thing to an attempt at manslaughter. The only excuse given for the act of Hale and Wisdom is that Fix's cat tle had been getting into their pas ture and they claimed that he was re sponsible. Hale also claimed that Fix had threatened to kill mm. The two men were held last even ing In bonds of $500 for Hale and $300 for Wisdom, which were furnished to keen them from spending the nigni in jail. This morning Wisdom's bonds were secured and Hale expects to raise the necessary $500 this afternoon. FEDERATED LABOR UNION. r RUBBER SPONGES - l just received tv . ..:.. a pwiaQ Rnkk r I w ii-m ai.cp ju- ttiiu ju oica. i iii-au Ware ah.ni m.Vl6ratng the body, also beautifies the skin. 8t the R sanitary and very durable. Come in and untain evervH ,SPonGe that we 1,ave used at our Soda day (or six months and see how well it wears KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE Jg From Main St., Toward the Coart Hoase These President Harry of the State Federa tion Organizes Two New Unions in Pendleton. G. Y. Harry, president of the State Federation of Labor, who remained here yesterday succeeded in organiz ing a strong carpenters' union yester day ufternoou. The officers of the new union are: M. Mullcr, president; G. F. Ilitchey, secretary; A. F. Jones, treasurer The union has applied lor a charter and as soon as this arrives It will be in working Bhape. Federated Labor Union. Mr. Hara- also organized a Federat ed Labor Union with "C members. This takes in all classes of laboiers who are not strong enough in their lines of work to organize for them selves. Any man who is working for wages is eligible to this union from the farm baud down. Mr. Harry is well pleased with the prospects of stronger affiliation between the labor ing men in Pendleton. He says that they are just beginning to awaken to their own interests and In the future they will work more in harmony and the laboring men will aid each other Individually and in bodies more than in the past. BACK FROM NOME. William Beagle and Captain Sperry Return From Alaska Were Very Successful. William Beagle arrived homo thh, morning from Nome, Alaska, where he has spent the past two years. Mr. Beagle was accompanied by Captain J. L. Sperry, formerly of this city. Messrs. Beagle and Sperry have been mining in the Nome country, where they were very successful. They were Just leaving Nome when a big storm came which nearly swept away the city and Mr. Beagle was fortunate In saving himself. In speak ing of this ho said: "We were on our way out with oui gold dust when the big storm came which nearly swept the whole city of Nome out to sea. To our gold dust we owe our lives. It was this way: Owing to its weight we were delayed In getting on a lighter which was car rying passengers to the steamship that laid in the offing more than a mile away. This lighter was caught in the storm and overtir ned and had we been on it we surely would have lost on Hives. "The Nomo country is all right," continued Mr. Beagle. "The mines are panning out much better than was expected, and everybody Is making money. The St. Paul, the steamer we came down on, brought down at least $400,000 in the treasury vaults. beside the large amounts carried by some of the passengers. Nome has certainly become a mining camp of whose value there Is no further quos. tion. There are occasionally heavy storms at Nome which do considera ble damage, but the one which was. raging just before wo left wns the heaviest In the history of the town. The water In front of the city is ver shallow and the wind has a clear sweep across the Bchrtng Sea. The water was so high in the streets that people were going about In the town in boats." Mr. Beagle expects to return to the north country in the spring. Fresh strawberries at F. S. Young er & Son's. Fresh kraut and nice mince meat at F. S. Younger & Son's. Don't forget that we do all kinds ot shoe repairing. Teutsch's. Gregg's old reliable Mocha and Java coffee at F. S. Younger & Sou's. Lost Sheep, branded with ring in right ear, with name of owner on same. Reward will be paid by re turning animal to William Slusher. For Rent. What is known as Jacob's Enquire of C. B. Wade. block. PUREE LADIES' R Wednesday, Oct 29 Ladies' cotton hose, regular toe, for one day, prs. 25c Misses' cotton hose, regular 10c, for one day, .. ..3 prs. 25c Boys' heavy cotton hose, regular 17c, for one day, . . 3 prs. 40c Men's cotton socks, regular 10c, for one day, ... .3 prs. 25c Ladies' ribbed fleeced cotton underwear 25c a garment Men's heavy ribbed ileeced cotton underwear, 45c a garment Comforts, regular 1 1.35 value, for one day, $1.10 Cotton blankets, regular $1 value, for one day, 85c Woolen blankets, regular $4. 50 value, for one day, . . .$3.95 Millinery, all grades, 20 per cent off of the regular prices. Ladies' and Misses' Coats and Jackets 10 per cent off. Calico, all colors, 10 yards to one person, 35c Gingham, apron check, 10 yards to one person 40c LL house lining, 200 yards to one person 5c a yd. We want your business. We can save you money. A TTTHx WhM7 Whnl All V IUlJl y V V mT Families Can Trade New Goods Arriving This Week Childrens Black Boards Krcm 65c to $2.95. New Style A great assistance for children studying at home. 8-day Alarm Clocks Strike every 30 minutes. Sold regu lar at $5, here on sale at $3,45, and fully warranted S T O RAG E. TOYS and DOLLS The most complete line in town. Drums 25c to $2.45 Toy Trunks 39c to $ 1.95 Toy Bed Steads 25c to 75c. Toy tables toe to $1.95 GAMES CROWNER BROS Telephone Main 4. Good Substantial Well Cooked Meals, With a splendid variety of eatables are served at THE- $3.50 Altnnct rnrt wnrfli n f ffanipc fn I select from. Games from 5c to L , i 7 '95-. Think of the immense line. U U KS A K A NT Complete sets ping pong J5C to v 1.50. Crokinole boards 1.39 to 1 951 1 Cooper's old stand, SHOE The Best Shoe in the Cotm try at Its Price. We Chal lenge any $5 shoe to equal THE P1NGREE FREDERICK NOLF r Main Si, Near W. & COcpot Senia ciaus' neaaquarera -- The U,MM A900 Wash Machine 1 r. FERNSS The homliest man in Pendleton, an well as the handsomest, and others, ore Invited to call c any druggist .ad got free a trial bottle or Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, a lemedy that is guaranteed to cure and relieve all chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Price 26c and 60c. For sale ly Tall man & Co.. sole agents. Wachsmuth Brothers have opened an oyster house In the room on Court street In the Golden Rule hotel, where thv linvn fitted. un mizv narlors and will serve oysters In all styles at all times, Tliey win make a specialty of serving parties after theaters or other social events. Wachsmuth Bros, have their own oyster beds on Hhoalwater Bav and will sunnlv their own stock fresh every day. The new parlors are now open and ready 10 serve to callers. When driving, take n P. I. R. Shoo repairing of all kinds. Teutsch's. T.nHlfia' wnnl waists, former sellinc price $1.25 to $0.50, special sale price Friday and Saturday, 75 cenis, ai me Boston Store. Turtles' wool waists, former selling price $1.26 to $G.C0, special sale price Friday and Saturday, 75 cenis, at me Boston Store, Boston-Store Where Whole Families are Shod. HARPER WH S. H. FORSHAW Water Street 30 days fiee trial Saves labor and produces clean clothes Cash Price fio W. J. CLARKE & CO. Court Htreet 1 S9 OS Physicians Prescribe it for their most deli cate patients. Old and Pure. Kor tale bjr JOHN SCHMIDT IS OUR MOTTO Ittiiot 4h treat to M "Hn m to qmJUj willing worker to tvatm Mfttrbx mttU m beMM$rt a4 tHrni ugrsphrs. Oar Utrctio fa uatawagy fcromtfc- feet wtAtlgr k&ewa tkM rtpaUtloa 1m Utay M km f v itiidwiti. flaalfty alvmr aU. Kauala fate m fccill tit better tha rvw Ufa. hUartriwa, willing tUdtata wutm ngU a4raaMeM fa. iSX mMm take. Otli, at wrtto for tmt atotogtw. PORTLAND BUSINKS8 COLLEGE fmrfc b4 Whlnftoa Btracta A. . IsmMnag. IX. Pitad I COMK TO OUR s i UKc If you are seeking the newest styles in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Portiers, etc. We have some new novelties never be fore shown here. See thentique Furniture were showing. BAKER 8c FOLSOM Furniture Store near Pot tofflce J