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THE CELEBRATED
TEITSCH HAT
WORN BY GOOD DRESSERS
V rv latest styles and nobbiest patterns, shapes
Each hat is fully guaranteed with
and colors.
Sold and Guaranteed by
PHHH LEE TEUTSCH 5jgfgg
PENDLETON, ORE.
stamped on the inside band. Take a look at the dis
play window, or, better still, drop in and try one on.
The Teutsch Hats Sell at
$2.00 to $3.50 Each
And Every One Is a Bargain
Lee Teutsch
SUCCESSOR TO
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1902.
BREVITIES.
TVhltaker, the dentist
Fresh Crabs at Castle's.
See Lee Teutsch for hats.
J. A. Howard, farm loans.
Gilt Edge lunch counter. Court St.
Pay your election net with a cele
brated Teutsch hat
For first-class cab, day or night,
all 'phone Main 70.
Columbus buggies, $160, at Uma-
lla Implement Company.
Standard Grocery Company is
low headquarters for berries.
Dutton's ice cream Is always right,
ecause it's made of pure cream.
Schlltz beer on draught and fine
unches In basement of Golden Rule
Bote!.
"Fine berries are now Belling at the
Itandard Grocery at two boxes for
cents.
Two pounds of fresh ranch butter
br 25 cents at the Standard. Cheap-
than lard.
Money to loan at lowest rates on
own or country property. J. R. Dick
on, East Oregonian building:
Withee, 305 Court St, agent for Dd-
Cestlc and Davis sewing machines.
op heads from $27.50 to $65 on ln-
Uments... Everything guaranteed.
All kinds of real estate for Bale.
Somes on easy payments, will fur-
in part of purchase money.
horn & Cook, room 10, Taylor
olght-room dwelling. Stable nnd out
buildings, with about eight acres of
land. Will sell this property at less
than the dwclllnc alona has cost
Part cash, balance easy terms. See
j. u. uicKson, East Ore?oulan build
ing.
ELECTION ARRESTS.
But Few People Were Caught Trying
Illegal Voting.
Yesterday was a very quiet day for
election day and contrary to tho ex
pectations of many, few arrests were
made in tho county for alleged vot
ing without a right.
G. R, and H. B. Smith, brothers,
claiming to have hailed from- Port
land, were tho only men arrested in
town and they were placet! in Jail,
whore they still remain, charged with
votlnc illegally. Thov went to East
Pendleton precinct nnd attempted to
vote but were challenged and not al
lowed to vote there. Then they wont
to Pendleton rtrocinrt nnd thorn tho
judges allowed them to cast their
vote after finding that they had boon
declared legal voters by six free
holders of the county. Tho men were
immediately arrested and thrown in
as the result but what disposition will
be made with them is not known, as
their records will bo looked into be
fore action is taken.
Several others attemntod to vnto
in Pendleton who were challenged
and not allowed to cast their ballot.
and several were challenged xvhn
showed that they did have a right to
a vote and were allowed nccess to tho
polls.
A Fall
causes many a watch to stop.
The delicate staffs, jewels
and pivots cannot withstand
such a shock. Should this
occur it will be profitable for
you to have us look at your
watch at once.
L. HUNZIKER
Jeweler and Optician
Castle's for fish.
Lunches at Phillips' restaurant.
Schlifiz's Milwaukee beer on
draught at the Maze.
Columbus buggies $150, at TJma-
Ulla Implement Company.
For that tired feeling take Dut-
ton's pure delicious ice cream.
For Rent A four-room house near
Academy. Inquire at this office.
Another large shipment of toilet
soap, just arrived at Nolf's notion
store.
Wanted A young lady to do gen
eral housework. Call at 901 Railroad
street.
Schlitz beer on .draught and fine
lunches in basement of Golden Rule
Hotel.
Scnlitz Leer on draught and fine
lunches In basement of Golden Rulw
Hotel.
Palace lunch counter, on Court
street, Is now open. Everything In
season.
Hawley Bros, are coming to the
front on groceries and are turning
out large quantities every day.
We give a free ticket on the bicy
cle with every dollar purchase. Mar
tin's Family Grocery and Bakery.
To close out my entire stock of
spring and summer millinery, I will
offer great reductions. Mrs. Camp
bell. Rooms In .the Eart Oregonian build
ing Cut rent Steam heated, hot and
cold water and lath room In connec
tion. The regular meeting of the Parish
Aid Society will be held at the Epis
copal church parish house Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. All mem
bers and those interested are invited.
Ukiah Sentinel: A Pallet and
family, formerly of Umatilla county,
but who have lived for a number of
years at Lakeview, Oregon, have re
turned ana win vane up muir peiuisv
nent residence near Pendleton.
A new meat dressing plant has
been st arted in Wajla Walla,
With it the people of Walla Walld
will be supplied with cleaner and
better meat. The service to fam
ilies will be specially improved by it.
E. T. Wade has sold to W. R. Frey,
Mrs. Mary Johnson's property, on
Main street, lots 7, 8, and 9, also Mrs.
V. Estes property on High street;
also Mr. Campbell's property, on East
"Webb street, together with the houses
built thereon.
Elvln Craig and Barney Sherry
have leased a barn and pasture at
Teal Springs and will run a rig from
the depot stables in Pendleton to the
springs during the summer. The
first team will leave Wednesday
morning, and thereafter as often as
the business justifies.
For Sale The residence property
of Hal Dickson. Well built modern
NEW SCIENTIFIC TROCESS.
A Preparation Discovered that Will
Destroy the Dandrutf Germ.
For some time it has been known
that dandruff was caused by a germ
that digs up the scal; into little
white flakes, and by sajping the vi
tality of the hair at the roots, caus
es falling hah, and, of course, finally
baldness. For years there have been
all kinds of stimulants and scalp
tonics on the market, but there 1ms
been no permanent euro for dandruff
until the discovery of the preparation
called Newbro's Kerpicide, which
destroys the dandruff gevm. Destroy
the cause and the effect erases to ex
ist uill the dandruif germ and
you'll have no dandruff, no itching
scalp, no falling hair.
XVI., who ended his llfo on tho scat
fold in tho French revolution, began
his eventful reign when only 1C, nnd
ho hnd more serious probloms boforo
him than any now confronting tho
young Spanish monarch. Spokes-luan-Hevlow.
R. Alexander.
""ho East Oregonian artist caught
R. Alexander, tho pioneer morchant
of Pendleton. In n phnrnctorlatlo. noao
aiter hearing of tho excellent crop
prospects In Umatilla county.
COUhT POSTPONED.
Owing to Election and Other Causes,
Session Adjourned Until Monday.
Todav should have opened the June
term of the district court for Umatilla
county, but owing to the election and
other matters which kept District At
torney Hailey away for the past
week, and the rush of work on the
part of some others connected with
the opening of the court, it did not
niwn thin mnrnlnir and Judge W. R.
Ellis issued an order postponing the
convening until Monday.
PerhnnH not in the history of Uma
tilla county has there been as few
cases to come before the court as at
ti.is torm and those to bo tried are
all minor civil cases with not a sin
gle criminal case to come up.
The docket has not yet been made
out and It is impossible to know Just
what the cases are.
Breeders of Fancy Swine.
Ames, la., Juno 3. Tho Iowa Swino
Breeders' Association nnd tho Na
tional Association of Export Judges
of Swino, began a joint convention at
tho stato collcgo farm today. Tho
visitors were welcomed by President
W. M. Boardshear and tho annual ad
dress was delivered by Hnrvoy John
son. Papers wero presented as fol
lows: "Hereditary Precautions," D.
L. Howard; "Swino Judging by tho
Score Card Its Benefits," W. J.
Kennedy; "Breeders' Responsibility
to the Producer," W. M. Caldwell;
"Swino Breeding as a Profession," W.
M. McFadden.
THE BOY KING OF SPAIN.
THE REAL THING
When we say fruit flavors we mean the real fruit, and we proin-
you the best satisfaction from the beverage you buy here.
Weuty of good for those who want the healthful, pleasing drinks.
Yo Name the Flavor We Furnish the Soda
hd it's going to be the best soda you ever tasted. Five cents
Pya for a good big glass of it. We suggest ' Uuia Soda."
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
I5 Steps from Slain St, Toward the Court House
Many Kings and Queens Have Gone
Into Office In Their Youth.
People are speaking of the boy king
of Spain as if It v;&ro BGrnet-hlng un
I usual for a Z.'l to m !JU
turone. vvnen uibiury jb examine
will be found that many kings and
queens came to high office while in
their childhood and that several who
are recalled as the greatest mouarchs
of their time began to rule when they
wero even younger than Alphonse
XIII.
In 1823 Isabella, Alphonso's grand
mother, was a queen at 3; Mario was
queen of Portugal at 7, and Pedro be
came emperor of Brazil at tho age of
8. At the same time Greece was rul
ed by a boy, Prince Otho of Bavaria,
not out of hia teens, and when he
was expelled after a short and un
successful reign ho was to bo suc
ceeded by another young man of 18,
Prince George of Denmark, brother
of Queen Alexandra of England, Tho
present emperor of Austria was only
18, when ho was proclaimed. The
late Queen Victoria was only 18 when
she came to the throne.
All these monarcbs lived in the
19th century. Similar conditions will
be found to have existed at one time
or another in the past centuries in
nearly all the countries of Europe.
The names of 10 young monarchs will
be found In English history. Henry
III. came to the throne when he was
10, Edward III. when he was 15, and
Richard II. when he was 11. Henry
VI. and Edward IV., whoso reigns
witnessed the wars of the roses, be
gan to rule as mero boys, the former
aged 20 and the latter scarcely 8.
Henry VIII. was 18 when he began his
somewhat remarkable reign and his
throne descended to his son when he
was but a lad of 10,
On the continent some of the
kings who left tho deepest Impress
on history were proclaimed when
mere boys. The brilliant Charles
XII of Sweden was only 15, Louis
IX of France 11, tho great Louis
Home for Confederate Veterans.
Jackson, Miss., Juno 3. Today, tho
anniversary of Jefferson Dnvla' birth
collections wero mado in ovory city
and town in Mississippi in aid of tho
fund for the home for Confedorato
veterans. More than one-half of tho
required sum $10,000 lias already
been raised and it is bellovod that
today's collections will yield more
than enough to carry tho project In
to effect.
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse
SUMMER
is with us and you want to be comfortably dressed,
so come to as that we may show you such an assort
ment of
Coats and Pants
was as never before displayed in Pendleton.
They ae Made Right.
They Fit Right.
The Prices ate Right.
$5, $6, $7.50, $10 and $12.
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LEADING CLOTHIERS
A Clean Up
ON BOUND BOOKS
TRUCKING
AND DRAYING
Wu arc prepared to do your work
and ask you to call on us.
Charges will he right.
We have taken a lot of odds
and ends of 50c, 75c, $1.00
and Si. 25 cloth books, and
will offer them for one week
at the special price:
One lot, choice 15c
Auot tier lot, choice 25c
Sent Up for Six Months.
San Francisco. Juno S.O. S.
Mains, recently convicted of usIuk
the mails for fraudulent purposes n
promoting an alleged billion dollar
syndicate, was sentenced today to six
months In tho Alameda county Jail.
Tho 200 carment workers of Syra
cuse, N. Y., mostly Hebrews, struck
today for a nine-hour day, with tho
same pay now glveu for 10 hours.
BOSTON
.STORE.
Now Is Ihe Time
for the
. MEN
to consider their
Oxford Shoes
A fine line to select
from
$2.50 to $3.50
The prices that please and
the qualities that wear
Here is a chance to secure
cheap summer reading, or
to procure reasonable books
for your library.
Remember, a great many
books sold at $i.25
Each.
Frederick Nolf
Office and School Supplies, Sta
tionery and Toys
TEKEPA0NE RED 61
Office tit
The Old Dutch Henry
Feed Barn.
Kit Hays 8; Connerley
Proprietors
BECK
The Plumber and
Ttnnet
For First GlasB Work at
KoaBonablo Pricos
Shop: Cottonwood Street, Opposit
St. Joe Store, Near Court St.
Boston Store
Our Three Coated
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In Blue and white colors is
just the thing to give
good service.
W. J. CLARK & CO.
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People who buy of Martin's know that (JloaulinOBS,
Best and Fresnost Goods are our special efforts.
No matter what you want in the grocery or baking
line, come to us for it, and
YOU WILL BE PLEASED
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