e Are Going to Move
After August 1, 1902, we -will change to the
building now used by Kemler's grocery store,
corner of Main and AJta streets. In order to re
duce our stock and make the trouble of moving
as light as possible we will have a great
Sale
emove
BEGINNING JULY J Oth
and continuing until we have moved. Every
thing in the store to move at prices lower than
the lowest. No exceptions in anything.
ish Goods "8 Summer Fabrics
At Wonderful Sacrifice Prices
ordlally lnTleyoutocomenl inspect our price. No trouble to show goods.
Lee Teutsch
SUCCESSOR TO
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Company.
fltDAY, JULY 12, 1902.
BREVITIES.
sward, farm loans.
by tne day, week or monia
goods for harvesters at
ros.
rs 111 find what they want
Bros.
ree lunch from 9 a. m. till
it Grctz's.
cool, refreshing glass of
er go to Gr&tz's.
Bias creamery nutter on
stores. As!: for It
PBros. are head Quarters for
srries and raspberries.
re crawfish lust received.
cooked while you wait.
i 'phone main 105 for pure
l Only place In town
it
r has no terrors at the
basement, where good
Is on tap.
the cooL comfortable
the Golden Rule and en
of Schlitz beer.
lfacture our own Ice cream
Nothing but good,
articles enter them. The
H. Soule, of Soule Bros.'s
ipany, Portland, Is In the
ired to do expert piano
all kinds of delicate re-
Please leave orders at Tall
Store.
IF YOU
WANT A
GOOD
ATCH
CHEAP
can supply yot
IUNZIKER
and Optician
M Door to R. Alexander
Clothing made to order. N. Joer
ger. Latest books early In stock. Fra
zier's. Nice line of new ties, 25 cents.
Teutsch's.
Full line of new parasols.
Teutsch's.
Books and novels exchanged at
Frazier's.
Ribbons, ribbons, more ribbons.
Teutsch's.
Bonnets to keep the freckles away.
Teutsch's,
Sticky fly paper, the . best, one cent
a sheet. Nolf's.
Drop into Button's and get the ice
cream that has never disappointed
anyone.
Our extra fine ice cream by the
quart or gallon. Get our wholesale
prices. The Delta.
All kinds of city and country prop
erty for sale, ilihorn & Cook, room
10, Taylor building.
Good lunches at reasonable prices
at Phillip's restaurant, opposite
Tallman's drug store.
Schlitz beer is good beer, and is
served in a nice cool place a. the
Golden Rule basement
We give free tickets on the bicycle
with every dollar's purchase. Martin's
Family Grocery and Bakery.
Take advantage of the chance to
get bargains at Mrs. Campbell's
closing out salo of summer millinery
Grand picnic every Sunday at
Kine's grove. Dancing begins at 2
o'clock. Music by Kirkman's orches
tra.
Hello boys! Do you like crawfish?
I have JuBt got .In some nice, fresh
crawfish for tonight. Come in and
enjoy some of them. A. Nolte.
Doctors predict considerable sick
ness of typhoid nature. Be careful of
your drinking water. Cool it with
pure artificial ice. 'Phone main 105.
Wlthee, 305 Court St, agent for
Domestic and Davis sewing machines.
Drop headsfrom $27.50 to $65 on In
stallments. Everything guaranteed.
All kinds of real estate for sale.
Homes on easy payments, will fur-
nisn part of purcnase money,
RIhorn-& Cook, room 10, Taylor Tldg.
Fishing reported to be flrst-clasi
now and everybody In town is going
up the line tomorrow to some favor
ed point and have a pleasant day's
outing.
Take your lunch basket, ilshing
pole, etc., and enjoy a trip Into the
Blue mountains tomorrow. Only $1
for the round trip, as far as Meach
am and return.
The corner room, slzze 25x40, in
the East Oregonlan building, hereto
fore occupied by the Jackson-Dickson
Company, will be for rent after
August 1. The room is steam heated
and contains hot and cold water. Ap
ply at the East Oregonlan office.
Meacham and return tomorrow, $1.
Quilts and" blankets for camping
out Teutsch's.
Grand picnic every Sunday at
Kine's grove. Dancing begins at i
o'clock. Music by Kirkman'n nroh As
tra.
"I .
urana picnic every Sunday at
Kine's-grovo. Dancing begins at 2
o clock. Music by Kirkman's orches
tra. .
Rooms in the East Oroimnlnn hniia
ing for rent. Steam heated, hot nnrt
cold water and bath room In connec
tion.
mere win be a business meeting
of the Pendleton district -school
Doara in Dr. C. J. Smith's office this
evening.
nme ana trial have proven that
there is no better ice cream made
than Dutton's. We take pleasure In
uenvenng it to your home.
John Cox Is still resting easy at the
sisters' hospital, but apparently there
has been little change for the better
since tne operation, more than two
weeks ago. He will probably bo
taken to Portland soon.
Pete Smith, the 'Ward McAllister"
of Eastern Oregon, has planned to
entertain the public on Saturday eve
nings as well as Sunday and merri
ment will start everj' Saturday even
ing at 8 o'clock. No chance will bo
made In the Sunday program, but the
music will start promptly at 2
o'clock.
F. F. Earnhart has enraced in the
real estate and loan business and has
opened an office in the Association
block. He solicits the business of
people having property for sale and
also has on hand some very desirable
city property, farms and ranches on
which he is in a position to give bar
gains. Mr. Earnhart will in addition
to his real estate and loan business
do collecting and persons having out
standing accounts are asked to place
them in his hands for adjustment
Read his advertisement in this issue.
Miss Minnie S. Rose, a graduate
nurse, is located at 209 Turk street,
where she would be pleased to re
spond to persons needing her servi
ces. She has placed a telephone ir
her home and can be reached by call
ing Black 354. Miss Rose thoroughly
understands the duties of her pro
fession and people of Pendleton will
find her of great assistance in case
of sickness. Her announcement will
be found in the classified columns of
the East Oregonlan.
The interior of the progressive
Peoples Warehouse has been en
hanced and the convenience in dlS'
playing goods added to by two large
new show cases, the combined length
of which is 36 feet. The new cases
are composed of plate glass from the
floor to top and the frame, work is of
hichly nolished mahogany. It Is
built according to the most advanced
ideas and has glass shelves resting
on Bilver plated fixtures. The cases
are tne product or k. .uutKes iac
tory, at Portland, and are a credit to
the maker.
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse.
The Following Items Ate Only a Sample
OF WHAT WE ARE DOING. CALL!
75c
Fancy Organdie
48c
At Our Clearance Sale
50c
Fancy Madras
37c
At Our Clearance Sale
6 2-3c
Summer Lawn
t2'2c
At Our Clearance Sale
Red, Blue and Black
Calico
4c
At Our Clearance Sale
Just Right for Summer
Scotch Lawn
2c yd
At Our Clearance Salo
300 Dozen
Spool Cotton
At Our Clearance Sale
60c
Fancy Grenadine
48c
At Our Clearance Sale
20c
Figured Lawn
14c
At Our Clearance Sale
50c
Striped' Madras
38c
At Our Clearance Sale
36 inch wide
Bleached Muslin
3!c
At Our Clearance Sale
Wash Silks
4 yard waist pattern
Were $i 98
$1.48
At Our Clearance Sale
Ladies' Gauze
Vests
3c
At Our ClcarancovSale
The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Agents Butterick's Patterns
INDIAN POW-WOW.
The
Near
iart of Flies for 5c
nisi a pauacigc vi uui jrvlouu jl iy
' will kill a quart of flies.
ar 5c package contains ro sheets of Poison Fly Paper.
Mrong.
also have a good supply of Tanglefoot sticky fly paper,
powders and Koeppen's Bed Bug Destroyer. -
EPPEN'S drug store
from Mate St Toward the Court House
Aborlglnlcs Are Dancing
the Mission.
" All this week the big Jndiaa pow
wow near the Mission, -on the Uma
tilla reserve, about five miles from
tills city, has been in full swing", and
has attracted largo crowds of curi
ous visitors daily.
The affair is the Fourth of July
celebration of the genuine American,
the native redskin, and is one of the
biggest events in his calendar.
This celebration begins several
days before the Fourth and lasts
from two to three weeks or more,
just as the inclination strikes tho
noble red.
In the morning the program of the
camp is a general loaf, smoke the
pipe of peace (corncob) and wait for
tho afternoon. During the after
noon a war dance is generally held
by the bucks, while the evening is
taken up with a dance after the fash
ion of their pale face brothers.
The celebration at the reserve will
last but a few days- longer and then
the Indians will drop the ways of the
aborigine and take up once more the
hoe and sythe of the white man un
til after harvest is over.
Oiling Tracks.
The Oregon Short Line is trying
the experiment of sprinkling its road
bed through the desert and alkali
portions of Idaho with crude petrol
eum, and Is finding tne proposition
a very satisfactory one. It is now be
lleved by the officials that they will
succeed in completely abating the
dust nuisance. Orders have been
given for the oiling of the entire
roadbed of the Oregon Short Line,
and the experiment will then be ex
tended to other portions of the Har
rlman roads.
FENCES MUST COME DOWN SALE OF
Paper Bound
Books
ENCLOSURES OF PUBLIC DO-
MAIN MUST BE 8TOPPED.
Government Commission In Harney
County Investlaatina Fencing of
Government Land by Stock Men.
A special dispatch from Harney
county sates that A. It. Green, com
missioned by the government to in
spect ail government land and make
stock men who have lands belonging
to tho public domain, fenced remove
them is in that county and several
btock men have been requested to re
move fences.
This is said to be tho result of the
famous Jessie Carr fight, of South
ern Oregon, where tho supreme court
decided Carr could not hold land bo-
longing to tho government under
fence. This means that all fenced
government lands will bo thrown
open, and will affect many acres of
land as well as numerous stock men.
There is much land in Eastern Ore
gon which haB been forced by stock
men and many springs and watering
places have been inclosed but these
fences must come down.
When Mr. Green finishes his work
In Harney County he is expected to
cross over into Umatilla county.
Always Enjoyed
Arc the Meals
Served at the
French Restaurant
Madison Square series, contain
ing such popular authors as Mrs.
Southworth, Bertha Clay, Mary
J. Holmes, etc. Choice 25c
Sweet Heart series a popu
lar line of novels 15c
Other scries, each ,.5c and 10c
To Meacham Tomorrow,
Regular Sunday excursion train
leaves O. It. & N. depot at 5:45 a. m.;
returning, leaves Meacham at 9:40
p. in. Round trip, $1, Stops at all
stations going and coming.
NEW SHOES
JUST ARRIVED
PING PONG
An express shipment just arrived
Prices $1.39 to $3.95
We show the genuine Parker
, Bros. Ping Pong
Frederick Nolf
tablets', lnk, Purses, Toilet Soapa
Largo, comfortable dining
room and good service
Positively the
Best 25c Meal in Pendletor?
The French Restaurant
Q US LA FONTAINE. Prop.
BECK
The Pltimbeif and
Tinne
For First Glass Work at
Reasonable Prices
anopi Cottonwood Street, Opposite
St. Joo Store, Near Court St.
Struck Two-by-Jolst
Tom MUarkey Is nursing a very
sore head. Not as a result of com
ing in contact with a doubled-up fist,
however, but from falling from a lad
der and bitting a 2x6 scantling. Tom
was posting bills on 'the board near
the Boynton Feed Yard, when he fell
from the ladder, striking his bead,
near the eye, on the piece of scantl
ing. Quito a gash was cut In tne
flesh and the. jar knocked aim out
for a while. - '
A Delayed Shipment of In
fants', Children's and Misses'
Slippers 4g Colonials
just In. We have them
MARKED CLOSE
to Sell Quickly
ODD rrUDOD fore you. buy
flEin lHm)Ei na you win not
Still another shipment of the famous
Douglas shoes.
Again new today- More seamless shoes
oral j sues lornuuen.
Boston Store
Srjoe Dept.
We have them now. A
Sewing Machine for $35
cash. Warranted, and will
bo kept in repair for five
years without cost.
Remember my guaran
tee means something. You
don't have to send, your
machine (0 Portland or Chi
cago for repairs.
Wo still have the Kings
of all Sewing Machines, the
WHITE
AND
STANDARD
10 years ahead of all oth
ers. Oils and needles.
ESSE FAILING.
GRAND PICNIC AT KINE'S GROVE
Every Saturday Night and Sunday
Dancing begins Saturday at 8 p, m., Sunday at 2 p., m, Admission
to dancing platform 25 cents; ladies free. Busses to
and from the grounds day and night.
RESTAUR AHT w0HT GR0UMDS. The Brave can
. picsio parties by applying to PETER
St. George. -
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