lee Teutsch
SUCCESSOR TO
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company.
LOG-ROLLING
APRIL 2U22
Has secured the
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
for the celebrated
Vfrgia Kid Gloves tot Ladies
These Cloves are the best that human hands have
in , TKovr are the most stvhsh and best
I Sde'glovesitis possible to buy. Wearers of
the Virginia giove iV" " r
,be Newest and Best Fitting Hardware.
fcRDAY, APRIL 19, 1902.
BREVITIES.
i Howard, farm loans.
Lw .nits at Siebert & Shulz.
Lent; piano; Inquire this office.
i leans at lowest rates, & .u.
! the new decorated dishes at
ley Bros.
joe Store is offering laaies
worth 12&c, for 8c.
Joe Store will sell for three
' hose worth 25c, for 15c.
in sw will sell for three
6, ladles' under vests worth 6c,
ma want fine meats go to
nn & Greullch. They handle the
t there is to be had.
oaey to laon at lowest rates on
p or country property. J. R. Dick
. East Oregonlan building.
pine as early as 11 and partake of
(ien pie and other good things,
ired by the ladies of the Presbyter
I church, at Hendricks hall, from
lentil 6:30 p. m.
pe ladies of the Presbyterian
i will serve good substantial
! in HenrlHrltR' linll nn Tuesday.
1 22. befdnnic at 11 o'clock and
tinning until G:30.
W tweet tooth of yours will have
Hilar Dlcnlc If vou riron Into Dut-
I'i and get some of the home-made
rae creams. They are the most
bus confections made. A trial
convince you.
fobs Fobs
Fobs
I nave just received some
e designs in Leather and
fetal Woven Fobs. They are
auties and very serviceable.
Mcost is modest
11.50 to$3.75
J HUNZIKER
kefet and Opt
ician
Whltaker, the dentist
See Lee Teutsch for hats.
Siebert & Shnlz, up-to-date tailors.
Hazelwood ice cream at Ward's to-nleht.
We have the best 50c overall In this
market St Joe Store.
St Joe Store is selling ladles' hose
worth elsewhere 20c, for 10c.
vnr- npnt Furnished rooms for
housekeeping, 301 South Main street
Wanted fHrl to do eeneral house
work. Inquire of Mrs. H. C. Guern
sey.
-wnntori fiirl for eeneral house
work. Inquire Mrs. Sawtell, 511 Aura
street.
ohtfifon nie dinner at Hendricks
hall from 11 o'clock until 6:30 in the
evening.
Bf TnP Rfnre will sell vou a 4-jTard
pattern of wash silk, worth elsewhere
52.50, for $1.60.
st Trf Store ia having a special
Woodcraft sale for Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday.
to Teiitjsr.h has iust received a
shipment of the celebrated Thompson
glove-fitting corsets.
a mnir will leave the corner ol
Tallman's drug store for the ball
game Sunday every ten minutes.
tho T5a-t Oreeonian build-
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Ing lur rent Steam heated, hot and
cold water and 'ath room In connection.
Tnot arrived, a new line of child
ren's school hats to take the place
of Mexican hats, at Mrs. nose Campbell's.
a inn nf dernrated disheB received
ot Hnwinv Bros. All the prettiest de
glens. It will be time well spent for
you to come and see them.
w .T Murnhv. the artistic decorator,
Vino rnmnleted the oalnting at the new
Gus LaFontaine block, and the job re
flects much credit on tne contractor.
.Tncenh Ell. the enterprising harness
and saddle manufacturer, is improv
ing the front of his building on Main
street, by replacing .the Iron steps, at
the entrance, with one or stone.
Eunice, the 9-months-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead,
died at their home on the hill, south
of the S'sters' school, Friday alter
noon, of nneumonla. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. R. A.
Copple, at the family residence, at 2
o'clock p. m. Sunday.
The .Tollv Club entertained a num
ber of friends at one of their pleasant
dancing parties Friday night. Not so
larce a crowd was present as nas usu
ally attended these dances, but a
very pleasant time was had by an
nrenent. The ilnnclne ended at 12
o'clock. The cl.iu will glu Ihelriext
and last party two weeks from to
night, which is expected to be one of
the best of the season.
Hazelwood Ice cream with choco
late at Ward's tonight
Robert Burns phoned the East Or
egonlan this afternoon that the Walla
Walla band would accompany the
baseball enthusiasts to Pendleton to
morrow, and about 2:30 o'clock p. m.,
would give a street concert In front
of the Hotel Pendleton.
Charles H. Horsman has filed suit
at the court house against J. A. Hors
man, Ida B. Horsman and Eugeno
Corley to collect $910.75 alleged to bo
due on a promissory note. He also
asks for $125 attorneys' fees and costs
of suit, beside 10 per cent Interest on
the principal. Stillman & Pierce are
attorneys for plaintiff.
George Darveau received a tele
gram from P. F. Wamsley, who Is
still In Portland, as follows: "Jessie
won three silver cups and a gold med
al In special prizes and she took prize
for the best dog of any breed In the
show." Jesse Is the pup of Umatilla
Queen and a Umatilla county product
In the dog line. Such is our climate.
The management of the baseball
grounds desire to have If understood
that no teams or horses of any kind
will bo allowed to leave the enclosure
of the grounds tomorrow until all of
those on foot are out of the grounds
and on the street. This action Is taken
to avoid the risk that has been run
heretofore by allowing teams and po
destrlans to pass through the gates
at the same time after the game is
over.
Overland train No. 1. due in Pendle
ton at 8 o'clock this morning, did not
arrive until 2:30 this afternoon. It
was held at Huntington awaiting the
arrival of a special section loaded
with homcseekers which was several
thours late. On this train were be
tween 300 and 40j homeseekers, most
of them going to Portland, but quite
a few changed cars here and took
No. 8, which was held for No. 1, for
Spokane.
Excelsior Council No. 194, Order of
Pendo, gave a very successful enter
tainment Friday evening at Hend
ricks hall. A burlesque upon the
play, "The Sweet Family," as render
ed by Mesdames Atherton, Hammond,
Richmond and Van Paymbroech,
Misses Stanton, Copeland, Smith and
Reeves, was very amusing and
brought down the house. A nice lunch
followed by dancing, completed a
very enjoyable evening.
He Got Kicked Because He Applied
Profane Epithets.
Friday afternoon 'a man from the
Pilot Rock country by tho namo of
Charles P. Co, rushed Into tho po
lice station, proclaiming that ho
wanted a warrant for somebody who
had assaulted him. He wanted the
warrant and wanted It quick, but did
not know tho man ho wanted it for.
Jollco Judge McCourt told him that
ho would have to find out whom he
wanted the warrant for boforo one
could be Issued. Ho went away and
soon came back with a witness who
knew tho man he was nftor. It was
J. A. (Dude) Frazler and an officer
was sent out to arrest Frazler. When
brought before tho court ovidenco was
brought out that Frazler had assault
ed Cox by kicking htm and tho for
mer was fined $10. Then Frazler
swore to a complaint against Cox for
using profane language, which had
been tho cause of tho nssault and Cox
was fined $5 for this. Both fines wore
paid and the men went their way re
joicing.
After being empty for two dnys the
city bastilo again has an occupant.
This morning William Gard, a tran
sient, who had been arrested by Po
liceman Fee for being drunk and dis
orderly, was brought before tho po
lice judge and fined $5. In default
he was sent to Jail for two and a half
days.
Celery Tablets...
The Puritan Chemical Company have appointed
us as their agents for Umatilla County ....
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;c Piaster ; 4 Each
KOEPpen'S DRUG STORE
Main Street Toward the Court House
PRETTY DISPLAY WINDOWS.
Those of the Martin Family Grocery
and Bakery in Prize Winning
Class.
Of the many prettily trimmed win
dows In honor of the log-rolling that
are to be seen all along the business
streets, nonfi are more artistically and
originally decorated than those at
Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery
Both windows present pictures that
are pleasing to the eye to behold
The north window Is given to the dis
play of groceries, while in the south
window are goods from the bakery.
To attempt to give a description of
the decorations would not do them
justice, as to be fully appreciated
they must be seen. The work of ar
ranging the displays is that of Otto
Hohbach, the baker. Judging from
the many compliments dropped by
pedestrians as they pass by, the win
dows are in the prize winning class.
PAID FOR HIS TROUBLE.
The April "American Boy."
The American Boy (Spraguo Pub
lishing Company, Detroit, Mich.) Is
the most popular publication ever Is
sued for boys. Other periodicals aro
published for men, women, girls and
the family generally, but there Is no
other publication In America that
meets the wants of boys, and boys
only. It enters right Into thoir every
day life. It Is not of the blood and
thunder variety, but educational, ele
vating, instructive, amusing and en
tertaining. It Is especially helpfur
for boys who wish to be useful and
happy.
The Boy Was Right.
Tommy (struggling with newspaper
article) "Mamma, how do you pro
nounce 'epicurean?'"
His mother (consulting dictionary)
"Worcester puts the accent on the
re.'
Tommy "Look at the other one.'
His mother (consulting Unabridg
ed) "Webster accents the 'cu.' It Is
strange how these authorities differ."
Tommy "Not a bit. Worcester hail
to differ with Webster about some
things, I guess, or there wouldn't
have been any use in his getting out
a dictionary."
Increased Telegraph Service.
The facilities of the Western Union
Telegraph office, In this city, have
just been improved oy tne aaaition oi
a new switch board, xnis new poaru
was added because of the new wire
whoh Is belne stretched from Chlca
go to Portland. A crew of men began
work at Huntington several days ago,
ctrln pine wire, and thev have the line
completed to Mjeacham, and a little
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distance on this slue, renaieion win
he reached In a few days. From here
the line will eo to Umatilla' and The
Dalles, which, with iianer uiiy, ia,
Grande and Pendleton, win oe tuo
places having the benefit or tno in
creased service.
What's In a Name.
T T3 Krause. vlce-nresldent of the
State Game and Fish Association, has
received word that the consignment
of lirook trout that were coming to be
placed in Meacham creek, will consist
of 35,000 instead or au.uuu, as wbb uu
a few days ago. These fish
win arrive Thursday and will Imxne
diately be released in tho water near
Meacham. Tiie name oi me num.
Salvlllnus Fontanalls Uraatlllas Geo
hnrdtia nnd If a name Indicates any
t.ino- thev Rhnuld be able to hold
their 'own with the raging waters of
the Umatilla.
Smoke Pendleton Boquet Cigars.
I ..MORE..
'douglas
and
GLORIA
.$3."
SHOES
Better See Them
Before You Bay
WORTH $5.oo
Boston Store
It Pay to Trade at the Peoplca Warehouse.
OUT OF THE is tho soiling wo aro now doing and
ORDINARY hiany are tho flattering romarks
thatoxcoptionally good dressers are
making about our superior linos of tailor-made
SKELETON CLOTHING
There are facts about tho making of Skeleton Cloth
ing for mid-summer wear that are not fully appreci
ated by many buyers :
It's the most difficult to make.
It's the most stylish and comfortable for hot days
if properly made.
No garraonts aro worn under more Eovore condit
ionsconditions that make thorn like rags in a day
or two unless thoy aro made to withstand these
hardships.
This kind of clothing is our greatest specialty in
summer. Our success this year and past years are our
proofs that our SKELETON CLOTHING is superior
to any others. We've studiod it for years and havo
mastered the art.
PRICES ARE RIGHT
Agents
Patterns
Itie Peonies warehouse
LEADING CLOTHIERS
Mall
Order
Promptly
Filled.
Send for
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Home grown asparagus, new and
tender...We have all the fresh green
vegetables of the season.. .All kinds
of mshes...H-0 self rising buck
wheat, and comb honey and
strained honey in Jars :: "
I UMBER
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
A. C. SHAW & CO.
Being one of the largest man
ufacturing plants on Puget
sound are able to sell you
lumber cheaper than anyone
else. New lumber coming in
every day. They also make
all kinds of boxes, including
Appje, Pear, Peach, Cherry,
and'Plumb and berry crates,
and are prepared to make you
prices either in small lots or
BY THE CAR LOAD
..ADJUSTABLE..
Window Screens
40 and 50c
W. J. CLARKE & COM'Y
BAUBITT METAL, -IJK8T IN TUB
worldTln taw. I'rfce f 1 per tar, at the
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R. MARTIN, Proprietor
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Nothingis more pleasing to tho eye than a boautilul Lawn.
Now is tho time to got your
LAWN MOWER
We havo tho host values from $4 up.
JigrHiGii Gkadk Garden Hose at Low Prices.
Thompson Hardware Company
JESSE FAILING
The Big Carpet Store
FIT FOR A KINO
Ourilowiiy,lindouie and luxurloui currU and
nig" are. Tlior are no rich In color, harmonious
In combination and tieautliul In iaeiu that tuey
seem too good to tread on. The beauty of Spring,
time ihlnei from the blosiomi and fresbneis of our
Mock, Wo have many handwme new patterns In
Chliicno and Japanese mattlPKlo lor your sum.
iner rooms.
30 PIECES OF CARPET
Ami 85 rioooH Matting togoUot ITrom.
fxpeel, people to know what
you ntve to sen u you aw i
MOW DO YOU
ARVERTISE?
The new itorjB can never be
known unless It advertises