THE CELEBRATED
TEUTSCH HAT
WORN BY GOOD DRESSERS
Very latest styles and nobbiest patterns, shapes and colors.
Each hat is fully guaranteed with
Sold ftnd Guaranteed by
LEE TEUTSCH
FENDLETOX, 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.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1902.
BREVITIES,
"Whitaker, the dentist.
Fresh Crabs at Castle's.
See Lee Teutsch for hats.
J. A. Howard, farm loans.
Gilt Edge lunch counter. Court St,
A fine free lunch from 9 a. m. till
midnight at Gratz's.
For first-class cab, day or night,
call 'phone Main 70.
Columbus buggies, $150, at Uma'
tllla Implement Company.
For a cool, refreshing glass of
Schiitz beer go to Gratz's.
The Standard Grocery Company is
now headquarters for berries.
Schiitz beer on draught and fine
lunches in basement of Golden Rule
Hotel.
Palace lunch counter, on Court
street, is now open. Everything in
season.
Fine berries are now selling at the
Standard Grocery at two boxes for
25 cents.
two poundB of fresh ranch butter
lor 25 cents at the Standard. Cheap
er tnan lard.
Withee, 305 Court St, agent for Dd
mestic and Davis sewing machines.
Drop heads from ?27.50 to $65 on in
stallments. Everything guaranteed.
All kinds of real estate for sale.
Homes on easy payments, will fur
nish part of purchase money.
Rlhorn & Cook, room 10, Taylor
Bldg.
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
on
Castle's for fish.
Lunches at Phillips' restaurant.
Solid mountain potatoes at Haw
ley's. Hay for sale. Inquire of Cheney
Bros.
Rooms by the day, week or month
at Gratz's.
All kinds of imported goods for cold
lunches at Gratz's,
Schliftz's Milwaukee beer
draught at the Maze.
Sale of cloth bound books, 15 and
25c. Come in. Nolf's
Try tne new mush at Hawley's
Force or Malta Vita.
Fresh invoice of Swift's premium
hams at Hawley Bros.
Columbus Luggies $150, at Uma
tilla Implement Company..
For that tired feeling take Dut-
ton's pure delicious ice cream.
Dutton's ice cream is always right
because it s made of pure cream
wanted A young lady to do gen
eral housework. Call at 901 Railroad
street.
Schiitz beer on draught and fine
lunches in basement of Golden Rule
Hotel.
Schiitz beer on draught and fine
lunches in basement of Golden Rulu
Hotel.
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. Campbell.
Rooms in the Eact Oregonian build
ing or rent Steam heated, hot and
cold water and lath room in connection.
For Sale The residence property
of Hal Dickson. Well built modern
eight-room dwelling. Stable and out
buildinEB. with about eight acres of
land. Will sell this property at leBS
than the dwelling alone has coBt,
Part cash, balance easy terms. See
J. R. Dickson, East Oregonian build
ing.
CHAMBERLAIN IS STILL SAFE
(Concluded.)
IS III EASY II
iuu rumrns aosoiuiciy assure a
large aomocrntlc gain in legislative
and county officers throughout tho
state and this is tho closest election
in Multnomah county over hold.
-lho official returns may alter the
present showing, though tho general
belief is that Chamberlain has won
out. At republican headquarters they
say they cannot figuro out that Fur
nish wins, though they claim tho
margin is exceedingly close.
Chairman Matthews just said:
"Furnish carries the state outsldo of
Multnomah by 73, and this county is
very close." Sam Whito says: "I
am suro Chamberlain wins the state
by close to 1000 plurality."
Furnish Counties.
Following aro tho counties that
havo been carried by Furnish, with
tho majorities:
Benton u ..... , 100
Clackamas 200
Clatsop 100
Columbia 00
Coos 200
Crook . ; 100
Curry 100
Gilliam 1 inn
Josephine 200
Klamath 200
Lake , 200
Lane 300
Lincoln 200
Sherman 100
Tillamook ., 200
Wasco 50
Washington ., 250
Wheeler 100
Yamhill 50
Total 3050
Chamberlain Counties.
Following are the counties carried
by Chamberlain and the majorities:
Baker C00
Douglas . . ; 500
Grant 200
Harney , 135.,
Jackson 100
Linn ) 300
Malheur , 100
Marlon ..,.... 300
Morrow 100
Polk 100
Umatilla 300
Union ,. 300
Wallowa 100
Total 3100
LA GRANDE TEAM
SERIES WITH
LOSES ITS
THE INDIANS.
CELEBRATE THE FOUTH.
Attention Woodmen of the World
All members of Pendleton Camp,
No. 41, are requested to meet at the
Secret Society hall, on Sunday, June
8tn, at 1:30 p. m. sharp, for the pur
pose of attending memorial tnd dec-
oration services at Olnoy cemetery.
All neighbors are requested to bring
all the flowers possible. By order
J. P. WALKER,
Clerk.
Three great games.
Three great games.
Three great games.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Dayton vs. Pendleton.
Dayton vs. Pendleton.
Dayton vs. Pendleton.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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THE REAL THING
When we say fruit flavors we mean the real fruit, and we prom
ise you the best satisfaction from .the beverage you buy here.
Plenty of good for those who want the healthful, pleasing drinks.
Yu Name the Flavor We Furnish the Soda
and it's going to be the beat soda you ever tatel. Five cents
Pays for a good big glass of jt. We suggest " Uma Soda."
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
5 Step from Main St. Toward the Coutt House
Freewater Is Planning a Big Celebra
tion for July 4.
Freewater, June 4. General satis
faction is expressed here at the way
tne election has come out and there
are few who can be found to acknowl
edge voting in any other way than for
Chamberlain.
The people of this burg aro prepar
ing for a grand celebration of the
glorious Fourth of July, with lire
works, a street parade, reading of the
Declaration of Independence, red lem
onade and all tho other usual features
of such occasions. Tho day's nro
gram has been placed in tho hands
of a committee consisting of H. C,
James, F. M. EvanB, Charles Saun
ders, F. P. Miller and J. S. Vinson,
It is expected that large crowds will
be in town from the surroundine
ountry aud the people of Freewater
confidently expect to have one of tho
most successful celebrations over
held in this part of the county.
Sprained His Wrist.
Master George Beagle is carrying
his right arm in a sling as the result
of falling from a tree and spraining
the wrist. The young man was play
ing with a lot of other boys, at tho
homo of Mr. McLeod, corner of Webb
ana Jonnson streets, and they wore
climbing the trees In front of tho
nouse. Master George fell from one
and alighted on his hand with tho
above result. He will be compelled
to keep the hand in a sling for sever
al days.
A Queer Case.
From Mountainhome comes a re
port of a wonderful case. John Ross
janitor of the court house at that
place, was suddenly Btricken with
blindness on Thursday of last week,
and on Saturday morning his sight re
turned as suddenly as it was taken
away. Physicians havo not agreed as
to tho cause of the phenomena.
Rock Island Increases Capital.
Chicago, June 4. To provido means
for important extensions to tho Gulf
of Mexico, and possibly toward tho
Pacific Coast, the stockholders of tho
Rock Island road at their annual
meeting today voted to increase the
capital stock from $00,000,000 to $75,
000,000. This 1b tho largest increase
in capital since the consolidation in
1890. The stock was then $41,960,
000; in 1896 it was increased to $46,.
500,000, In 1890 it was raised to tho
authorized limit of $50,000,000. Last
Jime it was increased to $60,000,000.
The funded indebtedness in the
meantime has b6en Increased from
y7,500,000 to $68,000,000.
Murderer Sentenced.
Mountainhome, June 4.-rJudge
Perky yesterday sentenced Frank
Gardner, the slayer of Joe Montague
to 10 years' imprisonment in the pen
itentiary, the maximum under the
verdict of manslaughter,
Team Has Good Individual Players,
But They Are Woefully Lacking In
Team Work Indians Will Cross
Bats With Two Strong Teams
Shortly.
"Poor Ln Grande I"
"What Is the matter with the Beet
Pullers?"
"Aro thoy ever going to got n
team that can play ball?"
Theso are tho remarks ami ques
tions that aro being heard nowadays
among tho fans of Eastern Oregon.
The Pendleton baseball team has
returned from La Grando, whero thoy
found tho Beet Pullers an easy mark
in two games and it would havo been
the same hnd tho Monday's gnmo not
been called olt on account of ralnT
A heavy downpour caused this
gamo to bo called oft In tho second
inning, when the score stood 5 to 1
in favor of tho Pendleton boys. Ifnd
It been played out, tho result would
havo undoubtedly boon tho samo, as
tho Indians wero going Btrong, whllo
the local lads wero plainly off tholr
feed.
In the Sunday gamo tho Pendleton
players won by a scoro of 23 to 2
and tho Tuesday's gamo was won by
the Indians by a scoro of 13 to 7.
Only seven lanlngs wero played.
This brings tho per cent column of
tho La Grando players down to 182,
and they will havo to got a hustle
on to redeem themselves. It Is said
thnt tho Ln Grando team Is compos
ed of good players, but thoy are, play.
Ing out of luck.
Thp 'PondlQton team returned home
last night and are reunj' to cross bats
with tho Dayton team next 'Friday
afternoon.
Two games nro scheduled to tako
place in this city with tho Hop
Pickers from Everett on Saturday
and Sunday, tho 14th and 15th Inst.
It will bo remembered that tho Ev
erett players aro tho only team that
won out with tho Pendleton team
after leaving Walla Walla on their
tour of a few weeks ago, and theso
games will ho looked forward to
with much interest by tho locnl fans
Tho Everett team has tho name of
being ono of tho strongest aggrega
tions of players In the Inland Emplro
and the Indians will havo to play ball
to stay in tho ring with thorn. How'
ever, Pendleton Is proud of tho rec
ord of her players nnd tho local fans
aro willing to pit thorn against any
team in tho country.
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse
Wc Will Sell for This Week
20 Pieces Striped Dimity
Tho idoal hot woathor drosa goods ; is (lowered
and in a splendid variety of colors lavondor,
pink, rod, black and whito, bluo, light blue,
navy and greon
Dimity Stripes
Regular Price, 12 Yds for $1
Sale Price, 6 Cents
Havo a few small cuts of
Moroerlzod Dimities tht aro rogularly worth 33c, to closo
. 20c Per Yard
Agents
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PENDLETON, OREGON
Mall
Order
Promptly
Filled.
s'nd for
8amples.
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A Clean Up
ON BOUND BOOKS
Where Briefness Went.
A Southern newspaper man, of not
a great amount of experience outsldo
of the small city ln which ho resides,
tells a story that may furnish a les
son to many beginners, and to not a
few men who consider themselves
pretty well versed in tho business.
Tho man who occasionally sent mat
ter to ono of tho Now York dnllles,
picked up last summer what seemed
to him a "big story." Hurrying to
tho telopragh ofilco ho aBked tho tol-
egraph editor: "Column story and
so on. Shall I send It?" Tho reply
was brief and prompt, hut to tho en
thusiast unsatisfactory. "Send COO
words," was all it said. "Can't bo
told In less than 1200," ho wired
back. Before long tho reply camo:
"Story of creation of world told in
COO. Try it." Thero's a valuablo les
son here.
xCorca, as well as China, Is going
to havo her army reorganized, and
a British olllcor has already arrived
at Seoul for that purpose.
We have taken a lot of odds
and ends of 50c, 75c, Si. 00
and $1.25 cloth books, and
will offer them for one week
at the special price:
One lot, choice 15c
Another lot, choice 25c
TRUCKING
AND DRAYING
We are prepared to do your wu.
and ask you to call on
Charges will be right.
us.
TEKEPAONE RED 01
-Oflice at-
II ere is a chance to secure
cheap summer rending, or
to procure reasonable books
for your library.
Remember, a great many
books sold at $ t .25
Each.
Frederick Nolf
Office and School Supplies, Sta
tionery and Toys
The Old Dutch Henry
Feed Barn.
Kit Hays & Connerley
Proprietor
BECK
The Plumber and
Xinncf
For First Clasa Work at
Roasomiblo Prices
Shop: Cottonwood Street, Opposite
St. Joe Store, Near Court St.
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BOSTON
STORE.
mmmrnm
Now Is the 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
Boston Store
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S ALWAYS assured at Martin's Family Grocery and
Bakery because wc are particular and our aim is to please.
People who buy of Martin's know that Oloanllnoss,
Boat aud Frosliost Gooda 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
With What Yoa Get
We deliver gooda to all parta of tho olty and
glvo. prompt attontiou to tolepbono orderB.
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