We 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 Alta streets. In-order to re- .
duce our-stock and make the trouble of moving
as Jignt as possible we win nave a great
Remove Sale
BEGINNING JULY JOth
and continuing until we have moved. Every
thing in the store to move at prices lower than
the lowest. ""No exceptions in anything.
'ash Goods s Summer Fabrics
At Wonderful Sacrifice Prices
: We cordially inri'e you to come and Inspect oar pridfet. No trouble to ihow goods.
Lee Teutsch
SUCCESSOR TO
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company.
MONDAY, JULY 14, 1902.
BREVITIES.
A. Howard, farm loans.
toms by the day, week or msnlli
Iratz's.
wed goodB for harvesters at
fley Bros.
lilts and blankets for camping
Teutsch's.
nickers Trill find what they want
iwley Bros.
!ne free lunch from 9 a. m. till
ight at Grctz's.
a cool, refreshing glass of
beer go to Gratz'a.
Kwley Bros, are headquarters for
cherries and raspberries.
Bh live crawfish ju3t .received,
itz's. cooked while you wait.
up 'phone main 105 for pure
cial ice. Only place in town
in get it
weather has no terrors at the
Rule basement, where good
beer is on tap.
into the cool, comfortable
int the Golden Rule and en-
glass of Schlltz beer.
( manufacture our own ice cream
.candy. Nothing but good,-
esome articles enter them. The
Silas H. Soule, of Soule Bros.'s
Company, Portland, Is In the
prepared to ,do expert piano
and all kinds of delicate re-
. . i m ll
ig. Fiease leave oraera ai -i.au-
Drug Store.
IFTOU
WANT A
GOOD
WATCH
CHEAP
we can supply you
, HUNZIKER
Jeweler and Optician
Kext Door to B. Alexander
Clothing made to order. N. Joer
ger. Latest books early in stock. Fra
zler'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.
Drop into Dutton's and get the Ice
cream that bus 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. Rihorn & Cook, room
10, Taylor building.
Good lunches at reasonable prices
at Phillip's restaurant, opposite
Tallman'B drug store.
Schlltz 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 sa'.e of summer millinery
Rooms in the Bast Oregonian build
ing for rent. Steam heated, hot and
cold water and bath room In connec
tion.. 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 heads from J27.50 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.
Rihorn & Cook, room 10, Taylor Tldg.
A gentleman desires to purchase a
.cigar or stationery store in Pendle
ton. By referring to the classified
columns of the East Oregonian, fur
ther particulars can be obtained.
The corner room, slzze 25x40, in
the East Oregonian 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 Oregonian office.
A. Ruppo is in need of help In the
harvest field and has an advertise-
-meat in the classified columns of the
East Oregonian making known his
wants.. Mr. Ruppe wishes to secure
the services of two men who have
six or eight horses each to work on
his harvester. One man he wants
for a driver and the other to sew
sacks. Applicants for either of these
places pan call at this office.
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping, 517 Aura street
Born, this 'morning, to Mr, and Mrs.
G. W. Nelson, near the pump house,
a son. Mother and child doing well.
Mary E. Rust has rooms to rent
at S20 Ann. street, and is using the
classified columns of this paper to
find renters.
E. T. Wade, the real estate dealer
Saturday closed a deal for the sale of
lot 5, In block F, to Robert Lalng,
for Mrs. Captain Martin.
Time and trial havo proven that
there Is no bettor ice-cream made
than Dutton's. We take pleasure in
delivering It to your home.
S. L. Wakefield & Co. havo just
received a carload of newest twen
tieth century styles in different
makes of celebrated pianos.
The commissions of Henry J.
Bean and Stephen A. Lowell, for no
tary publics, have arrived with the
signature of Governor Geer.
Ed Hanson was fined $5 In police
court this morning for being drunk
and disorderly. In default he went
to jail .for two and one-half days.
Damon Lodge No. 4, K. of P., 'will
meetx this evening in regular session.
Installation of officers and work in
the third rank. All members re
quested to be present
Miss Eva Froome left Sunday for
a recreation trip to Portland and
Long Beach. At the latter place she
will be the guest of Miss McGee and
Miss Smith, with whom she expects
to remain s'everal weeks.
Ail the stock of the Art Exchange
of Mrs.. S. L. Wakefield, such as ma
terial for fancy point lace work, doll
ies, fans, sun shades, pillows, etc.,
for sale below cost Must haw the
room for the large shipment of nw.
sical instruments "just In.
S. L. Wakefield & Co. have for sale
two second-hand - organs which are
In first-class condition. A carload of
pianos has just .been received by
Wakefield & Co., and room is needed
so the organs wljl bo offered at
prices that will make them sell. A
notice of the sale will be found In
the classified columns of the East
Oregonian.
T. C. Taylor- this morning broke
ground for the new adltlon to Ms
hardware store. The new addition
will extend 20 feet in the rear of his
present room and will be built one
story high, of brick. Mr. Taylor's
largely increasing hardware busi
ness necessitates' more room and the
additional floor space will relieve the
crowded condition.
Taylor, the hardware man has juBt
nlaced a Myers deen well tubular
Dumn on the farm of Virgil Moore
12 miles north of the city, which
works like a charm. The pump works
with such smoothness and ease that
it is an easy task to draw the waiter
Up from a depth of 277 feet. Mr.
Moore is highly pleased as It gives
him a liberal supply of good water,
although he was compelled to have a
very deep well put down before he
was able to get good water.
STATE LOSES LANDS.
Oregon
luart of flies for 5c
We guarantee that a 5c package of our PoisOH Fly
raper will kill a quart of fjies..
Our 5c package contains 10 sheets of Poison Fly Paper.
Mtra strong.
We also have a good supply of Tanglefoot sticky fly paper,
isect powders and Koeppen's .Bed Jug Destroyer.
KOEPEEN'S DRUG STORE
5 SiKMt (mm 1bL.W Cr Tnrai fi fVmrf HflMM
Homesteaders Get New Land
In Idaho..
Lewlston, July 14 An Important
decision was handed down in the
general land office recently and has
reached the local office. It was In the
contest cases of William Glasby vs.
John Wrbl and William Glasby and
Clyde Elmer vs. Joseph Wrbl, revers.
ing the decision of the local office and
awarding the lands to the Wrbls.
The lands In question are two valu
able quarter sections of farming land
on the Nez Perce reservation, In the
Beeraan neighborhood, which were
filed on In November, 1895.
The defendants offered final proof
on May 31, 1901, at which time Glas
by and Elmer filed protests, among
other things alleging that the Wrbls
had previously exhausted their home
stead rights by completed proofs at
the La Grande. Oregon. land office
The lands In Oregon were entered
It was alleged under the names of
Zebonzaks. These lands were in the
vicinity of Athena. Ore., where the
Wrbls were well known under the
name of Zebonzaks.
Several persons from the Oregon
town testified to these facts. The
commissioner holds that the Wrbls
were guilty of no fraud In taklnc out
citizenship under tins new name, and
that homestead entries under that
name were' valid under the act of
June 5, 1900, by reason of having
abandoned their former .tracts In Ore
gon.
On Fare to Hot Lake and Return
On July 16 the O. R. & N, Company
will sell tickets to Hot Lake and re
turn at $2.45. Tickets will be told
on the above date only at this rate,
and will expire July 17. This low
rate is made on account of the East'
ern Oregon Medical Association,
which meets at Hot Lake July lb.
It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehoe.
The Following Items Ae Only a Sample
OF WHAT WE ARE DOING. CALL!
5C Just Right for Summer
Fancy Organdie Scotch Lawn
48c 2c yd
At Our Clearance Sale At Our Clearance Sale
50c 300 Dozen
Fancy Madras Spool Cotton
37c 2c
At Our Clearance Sale At Our Clearance Sale
16 2-3c 60c
Sommer Lawn Fancy Grenadine
I2c 48c
At Our Clearance Sale At Our Clearance Sale
Red, Blue and Black 20c
Calico Figured Lawn
4c 1 4c
At Our Clearance Sale At Our Clearance Sale
50c
Striped Madras
38c
At Our Clearance Sale
36 inch wide
Bleached Mvslin
At Our Clearance Sale
Wash Silks N
4 yard waist pattern
Were i 98
$1.48
At Our Clearance Sale
Ladies' Gauze
Vests .
3c
At Our Cleflrnnco Sale
The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Agents Btttterick's Patterns
FRENCH NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
Ntw it the Appoint Time."
Tie O. R. ft ft. Compaay baa Just
iseaea & handsomely illustrated pam
phlet eatitled "Oregon, Washington
ft Idaho aaa" Their Resources." Peo
ple fa the east are anxious for ia-
jformaticm about the Facile North
west If you will give the O. R. ft
N. Company agent a list of names
of eastern people who are likely to
be Interested, the booklet will be
mailed free to such, persoas.
Fall of Bastlle Being Celebrated In
French Republic
Paris, July 14. Today, the 113th
anniversary of the fall of the Bastlle
was celebrated as usual as a national
holiday. There were numerous pub
lic entertainments and In many 'n
stances the proceeds will bo donatod
to-the Martinique relief fund. There
was a military review at Longchamps
which was witnessed by a large num
ber of people. There were also re
views at all military and naval sta
tions, followed-by Illuminations, fire
works and balls in the evening.
Tho Parisians participated with
their customary zest. Wreaths were
placed on the Strasburg monument
In the Place de la Concorde. Presi
dent Loubet, while driving to tho
Longchamps race course to witness
the grand annual review, was cheer
ed all along tho route. In tho pres
idential tribune with him were the
members of tho cabinet and ambas
sadors. In accordance with custom frco
performances wore given In tho sub
sidized theaters. As the evening
wore on the city presented an anv
mated and brilliant Bpectaclo, open
air dancing, pyrotechnic displays, and
a general illumination being tne prin
dual feature! At a late hour all tho
squares and open places were crowd
ed with dancers and merrymakers
who gave no indication of an lnten
tlon to give up their sport until dawn
The birch growj further north thart
any other tree. Next comes the Hi he
rlan larch, and then the fir.
A SALE OF
Paper Bound
Books
Madison Square scries, contain
ing such popular authors as Mrs.
Southwprth, Bertha Clay, Mary
J. Holmes, etc. Choice : . . . .25c
Sweet Heart scries a popu
lar line of novels 15c
Other series, each ;.gc and 10c
NEW SHOES
JUST ARRIVED
A Delayed Shipment of In
- fantv', Ckildrea's aid Misses'
Slippers Colonials
jut is. We have tkea
MARKED CLOSE
to Sell Quickly
SEE THESE
before you buy
and yon will not
regret it.
Still another shipment of he famous
. " Douglas shoes.
Again sew today- More seamless shots
Of a BMW W UiCT.
Boston Store
0
Srjoe Dept. ;
PING PONG
An express shipment just arrived
Prices $t.39 to $3.95
We show the genuine Parker
Bros. Ping Pong
Frederick Nolf
Tablets, Inks, Purses, Toilet Soaps
Always Enjoyed
Are the Meals
Served at the
French Restaurant
Large, comfortable "dining
room and good service
Positively the
Best 25c Meal in Pencftetoe
The French Restaurant
QUS TjA FONTAINE, Prop. '
BECK
The Pfomber and
Tinner
For First Class Work at
Reasonable Prices
Shops Cottonwood Street, Qpaiti
St, Joe Store, Ntmr Ctirt St.
1
Wo have them now. A
Sewing Machine (or Jac
cash. Warranted, and will
be kept in repair for five
years without cost,
Remember my guaran
tee means something. You
don't have to send your
machine to Portland or Chi
cago for repajrs.
We still'have the Kings
of all Sewing Machinnst the
'WHITE '
, AND
STANDARD
10 years .ahead of "all qth
ers. Oils and needles.
ESSE FAILING
GRAND PICNIC AT KINE'S GROVE
tvery Saturday mght ;anf8un;dayf J 5
5 ' v - y " , it-
Dancing begins Saturday at 8 p., mi. Sundav at a d. m. AdmissioH 3
to dancing platform 25 centp j ladies freef Busses to s
and from the grounds day :and r jiight.fi h y 't'tf'
JUBTAUJlAflT Ufl UKUUNUS, Tfce ffrOYft Oai . mt M
Icaio parties by awljiagHo PITIK' flRY
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