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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1903)
BAILY EAST ORESONIAN. PENBLKTON, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1103. ed to Sell and Bound to Please i. .-. tli n r ntrtn1f will want !. Ko rtic , A., w Drice. It must have a quality that IK beouseoi .e ; peopie are expected to buy 1 ilmteit. The line of flies' Muslin Underwear is second to none in quaiuy ana price ana bound fte CarIfU best of satistaction. It pleases us to show it 'S'vet ioc to fi.25 SSciV: oc to ,oo l-or5Ck 50c to $2.50 S'" .'".'.'.'. 50c to 3.5o 5u5:"' 75c to $2.00 Chemises w BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Comer Main and Alta Streets. TRDTSCH'S City Briefs BMta at Houaer . Slarp lor pal hanging. L ,k work at Teutsch's. w The Delta's lced drints- Ice cream, The Delta. Pioj sundae. Schmidt's pharmacy. fet jour spring suns ui u.sv. . Queen olives, Hawley Vrt furnUhed rooms 10 rem ai IU Court street, i of lmDOrted and domestic Itelfjat Grati's. Hm" cigar store, headquarters lor aim' supplies. 3, .n knrt vour shoes repaired J - x touch! Try him. fresh salmon received dally at Cas ta iih market. He iwellest and latest Chicago hits. Campbell's. 1 y clarinet, key of C, for sale Sap. Inquire at this office. Hi are jhowlng an exceptional fine !s ot new paper napkins. Nolf 's. .m ju bigui uu tut: vuuc- iI typewriter. J. S. Kees, agent 1 r. u lajior nas jusi receivua u i3 to see them before buying. I i Mit tine Business on iuuiii oeiween Alia ana uoun; low b, Ion? lease; no triflers need ap f! E.T Wade. The Difference between the lasting qualities of good and cheap Jewelry is great. We will sell you good goods at cheap figures while you pay a big price for tne cheap goods to gome one else. Yours for gcod goods, HUNZIKER THE JW&ER and OPTICIAN Picnic goods. Hawley Bros, Smokers' supplies at Neuman's. See Sharp's artistic wall paper. Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch. Frosh strawberries dally. Oliver & Co. Seeds package and bulk. Hawley Bros. Fresh strawberries dally. Hawley Bros. Fish and poultry, Lyman's 310 Court. Have your shoes repaired at Teutsch's. Try the Palm, 221 Court street, for nuts, candles and fruits. "El SIdelo," the best cigar made, at Flees' cigar store. Court street Wanted Girl for housework in small family. Good wages. I.. Hun zlker. Hanlon's cigar store, headquarters for smokers' supplies, Association block. Blacksmith shop In Pendleton for sale. See Karnhart, Association block. Camas Prairie stock ranches, 100 to 1,(100 ncrcs. Prices right. E. T. Wade. One hundred and sixty acres. Half rich bottom land. Good Improve ments. $1000. E. T. Wade. Wanted Two or three rooms fur nished for light housekeeping for man and wife. Inquire at this office. Houser always furnishes good meat. Send in your order. Market Alta street, opposite Savings Bank. Hazelwood Ice cream bricks at Ward's. Three flavors vanlla. straw berry and chocolate. Price 50 cents. Wanted Woman to cook and do general housework for family of two. Apply 104 Jackson street, across river. Straw hats, golf shirts, summer un derwear, large assortmeut to select from. Prices reasonable. Baer & Daley. All members of Alpha Assembly, No. 3. are requested to be present Thursday evening. Something special on hand. Jolly Dozen Dance!! Jolly Dozen Dancel! Tonight!! Tonight!! Music Hall!! Refreshments! ! Boys' Last Dance!! Klrkman's Orchestra!! Those holding invitations come!! Going Out of Business. On May 18th the Empire Meat Mar ket will close for an indefinite time. All persons having any claims against the firm and all parties owing the firm will please call on or before the above date. SCHWARZ & GREULICH. An obdurate screw nail may be drawn if a pleco ot redhot iron Is put on the head of it for a minute or so aud the scewdriver Immediately at terward applied to draw It. WISHER IN CUSTODY FAST YOUNG MAN NOW IN TOILS OF THE LAW. Passed Bogus Check In Baker City When Warned That Sheriff Taylor Was Looking for Him, He Flew Into the Arms of Athena't City Marshal, Sheriff T. D. Taylor went to Athena where the city marshal held In cus tody for him Floyd D. Wlsncr, a printer of Sumpter, who is wanted , . 1 , BnkPr county authorities for obtaining money under false nreten. ses. The sheriff returned with his prisoner on the afternoon train and the yOlinc man Is nnu- !n ha mnnlv Jail awaiting the officers from Baker City. About two weeks ago Wlsncr wrote a draft on the Canadian Bank of So attle for $65 and cashed It with Joe Buckley, a saloon man of Baker City. Buckley cashed the check at a Baker City bank and It was sent to Seattle wncre me paper came back marked "no funds." In the meantime Wlsner had come to Pendleton, where he entered heart nnd soul Into the strenuous task ot building up the morning paper's sub scription list, and while laboring at mis, me uaner county sheriff wired Mr. Taylor to look for him. Mr. Taylor started out on the search of his man and promptly lo cated him. but he had been warned that the sheriff was looking for him. so renting a rig. he started for a buggy ride with a young lady of his acquaintance. The couple went to Adams, from which point the young lady returned to Pendleton by train. The rig was sent back and the young man started to double on his tracks on the mixed train toward Pendleton, but was ar rested at Athena where he was held for Sheriff Taylor. FREE TRIP TO SPOKANE. Entire High School Now Included In List of Eligibles. The Peoples Warehouse has decid ed to include the entire high school in the coupon contest for the free trip to Spokane, and will send two boys and two girls Instead of one to see President Roosevelt on May 20. The entire list of pupils from which two girls and two hoys are to be selected, Is as follows: Olen Arnsplger, Robert Cronln, Iter Neil, Mary Rotlnock, Mae Ferguson, Ivy Kimbrell, Chloe Stanfield, Bess Duncan, Myrtle Dizney, Will Wyrlck, Bertha Alexander, Se Williams, Nellie Jay, Dell McCarty, Lenore Sheridan, Gertrude Sheridan, Roy lezer. Clarence Allen, Guy Wyrlck, Leila Crooks, Albert Warner, Iva Younger, Graver Swaggart, Mary Williams. Elma Stone. Ray Vogal, Gerald Stantleld, Elva Turner, Edgar Smith, Furnish Slater, Earl Simmons, Milton Shaw, Glenn Scott, Frank Pierce, Fred Milne, William Lowell. Newton Johnson, Tyra Hutching, Loren HarrlB, Albeit Carney. Mabel Allen. Fred Hartman, Essie Smith. Emma Smith, Erne Smith, .Mary Rust. Mabel Reynolds Willie Milne, Mabel Johnson, Edith Johnson, Carrie Burton, Rita Howland, Josephine Cameron Clara Boylen, Clarence Bollermai TS TO TRADE AT The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE : To see the President V of the Best and Greatest Country on Earth is a laudable ambition. To satisfy this ambition for at least four youug people, we will furnish FREE a round trip ticket to Spokane and hotel expenses for two days, to the boys and girls to be voted for on the coupons printed below. The ouly conditions imposed are that you shall select the names from the High School grades of Pendleton's Pub lic School. Write them on the coupons designated for Boys or Girls and bring them to our store on or before 8 p. m., Saturday, May 23. Boy's Coupon I vote for for free trip to Spokane, Wash., May 26, 1903, to see President Roosevelt. Girl's Coupon I voto for- for free trip to Spokane, Wash., May 26, 1903, to see President Roosevelt. Boy's Coupon I vote for for freo trip to Spokane, Wash., May 26, 1903, to see President Roosevelt. Girl's Coupon I vote for for free trip to Spokane, Wash., May 26, 1903, to see President Roosevelt. The following names are the ones from!wWch selections are to be made , Dion Anrsplger, Robert Cronln, Iter Nell, Mary Rothrock, Mae Ferguson, Bertha Alexander, Nellie Jay. Lenore Sheridan, Gertrude Sheridan, Ivv Klmbrell, Chloe Stanfield, Hess Duncan, Myrtle Dizney. Will Wyrlck, Se Williams, Dell McCarty, Fred Hartman, Claience Allen, Elma Stone, , Mabel Allen, Clara Boylen, Josephlno Cameron, Rita Howland, Carrie Burton, Edith Johnson, Mabel Johnson, Willie Mllno, Mabel Reynolds, Mary Rust, Efflo Smith, Emmn Smith, Essie Smith. Elva Turner, Ray Vogal. Mniy Williams, Iva Younger, Ix'lla Crooks, Albert Carney. Clarence nollcrmnn, Loron Harris, Newton Johnson, Tyra Hutchlns, Gerald Stanfield, Edgar Smith, Furnish Slater. Earl Simmons, Milton Shaw, Glenn Scott, Frank Pierce, Fred Milne, William 1-owell, Roy Lee.er, Guy Wyrlck, Albert Warner, drover Swaggart, Ik. LOG CABIN SODA The old favorite Koeppsn's Log Cabin Soda Fountain is 5'mopen and ready to serve you with delicious Soda and Ice Cream Soda A" the old favorite dnnks and many new ones. Among H,M?fW 10 cent drinks are Chocolate Cream Puff, Tropical BrtW, and Nugat Sundae. Ai!!0ina Soda" is ur best 5 cnt drink and we believe il is "est 5 cent drink in the city. KOEPPEtf'S DRUG STORE I 05 eps From Main St., Toward the CotfrtHoase I Real Estate Transfers. George D. Peebler and Julia l'eeb . ...ifo r Ponilletnn today sold lei. ilia .-, . - to John D. Peebler for $3,000. the southeast quarter 01 sec-nun .. .. the northeast quarter of section 1!, township :i north of lange George D Peebler and Julia Peeb ler. his wile, transferred to David A. -nmi the southeast reeuiei, iur -, ., quarter of section C. and the north east quarter of section 7. township .. north of range 31 east. William Clark ami ."" w. ... r tinan t, Ada Kauai, wne. sum iui .- --,. the north half of the southeast quai ter of the northeast quarter of sec tion 25. In township C north of lanw- 35 east, containing -" two miles north ot Freewater. Notice to Builders. Sealed bids. w...l.ecelved at the ntHce Of T. 1' . " "eventcen Jublock UP U, three o ClOCK p. " ul . . T V for the erection and completion of a Uoitory brick building, according . .,.a ivi- Mia fin mO DV 1. bids tor me May Cth, 1003. Card of Thanks. We the immediate relatives of the late M H. Jarvls, desire to thank the it ends who so kindly aided us in the kn ss andfcdeath of our dear moth cr Mis E. A. ShepparJ, Mrs. S J. Helmick. J. M. Jarvls. Notice. The household effects or the late ur "tiller 40C East Alta street, A,N k, hi 'at Private sale Tlium- J5th . Osiris Novelties 40c is the regular price of this cloth shown for the first time this season. Have it in Nile green and blue only. Will sell it to close until Satur day May 23, for 23o. Art Department offers for the next 10 days til Saturday May 22, 30 Pillow Tops at half price. 75c Pillow Tops for 38c. 65c Pillow Tops for 33c-. 50c Pillow Tops for 25c. Fancy Mercerized Oxfords in pink, blue and Nile green. 50c regular for this season's new goods. Will go until Saturday May 23 for 39c, Afton Dimities Imported Indian Dimities oc is the regular price for this material. In a beautiful assortment of chaste designs, hut will sell until Saturday, May 23, for 19o. Leno Applique 2SC is the regular price for this beautiful cloth which comes in pink, light blue, tan, Nile green with a wavy white lace stripe. Nothing hand somer shown this season, until Saturday, May 23, IGo, Ajax Novelty 30c regular price; one of the season's best sui ters; only two pieces left, Will go until Satur day, May 23 for 17c. Tarascon Novelties 20c regular price for a full range of colors, all new sty.'es. Will go until Saturday evening, May 23 for 13c. 31WC is the regular price for tan, blue, pink and Nile green. Will sell until Saturday, May 2 for 20c. ' That's the Shoe The Nolf Stof e ADDlhur litut ililpment W Iwbjr t'rrliiM lofirti 1 Three miners were instnntly killed by in explosion of dynamite at Nan almo. B. C Wednesday. All men who wear it, praise it. "It's a beauty." "It fits." ' It wears " And other comnv-ndatory phrases express the fact that our new $3.00 DOUGLAS SHOlv is the shoe ol the hour $4 45 to ifj. Ve,ll rellaWfllue lliut will lio l." flUnt Mitlie. Fishing Tackle MWM 1 it.....: T,.o .... no... -TwikJr '.U'A.?1 " '""'"iS1""' TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNER BROS Tuleplionti MhId 4 bargains 111 Real Estati I havu a larger ami bottj list of Farms, oiock ivauum nml (Jitv l'rouortv to at tlitin fvir hftfoio. AlSO a 'lot nf land in thu comi) I wheat Ration l' KaBtel K ) He toll. 'lof ' ,J? The Nolf stow; N Berkele tne nour x amXs i. vr t Boston Store inu- 1 j 1 I