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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1902)
' A BIG SUCCESS. Our Removal Sale has been a Success in every way. It has pleased the people and that pleases us. It is our earnest desire to please the people in every way by giving them the test values for the least money. The bargains we offer in our Removal Sale never fail to please. Ladies' Waists, only a few left, Ji.oo.to $ 1.50 sale 25c Several patterns in Wash Goods, 10c and up . ,. . 6 l-2c Ladies Belts 50 or more, 50c to 75c 15c Calicoes, Standard Prints, 5c and 6c 4c A few sizes in Duck Skirts, $1.50 . 65c Corsets, the J. B , Ariel and others, 75c to $1.50 39c These are only a few of the odds and ends that must go before we move. If yon are in need, come and see, we may lave what you want. Lee Teutsch SUCCESSOR TO Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1902. BREVITIES J, A. Howard, farm loans. Torchon laces, 4c, at Teutscb's. Fechter's for ice cream and soda. All kinds of Imported lunches at Arab's." 4-Ball croquet set, $1.22, at Nolf's tatlonerv Store. Crawfish cooked in white wine, and . 1 j. a Have you been to see the removal "Huckleberry Dew" -is something Atiil Ir nt Ward's, too. Drop into Button's and get the ice that has never disappointed vnm Call up 'phone main 105 for pure Wlflnlol Inn Onlir nlnpA In tnwn UU rau 1U Hot weather has no terrors at the omen mue oasemem, wnere gooa Drop into the cool, comfortable a glass of Schlltz beer. reacn piums, union county rasD' berries, green corn, tomatoes, fresh cucumbers, etc., at Hawley Bros. We manufacture our own ice cream and candy. Nothing but good, Aaoiesome articles enter them. The Delta, wiinee, 3U5 Court St., agent for Domestic and Davis sewinc machines. Drop heads from $27.50 to $65 on in- iiaiiraentF. Everything guaranteed, IW Harvesters Do you need any col ored glasses, goggles, eye protectors or' cheap watches for harvest ? I have a full line of the above named articles, and my prices are guar anteed to be the lowest in town. l HUNZIKER Jeweler and Optician Next Door to R. Alexander Clothing made to order. N. Joer ger. Big reduction in fishing tackle. Frazier . Crawfish cooked to order at "Gratz's." New and popular bookB, the $1.60 kind, $1.19. Nolf's." Wanted Two walterB. Apply at Cooper's .restaurant. A phosphate made from fresh limes is a thirst quencher. Kennedy biscuits received today. They are the best on earth. Hawley Bros. Our extra fine ice cream by- the quart or gallon. Get our wholesale prices. The Delta. All kinds .of cty and country prop erty for sale. Rihorn & Cook, room 10; Taylor-building Schlltz beer is good beer, and is served In a nice cool place a. the Golden Rule basement. New photograph gallery in tent on' Court street. Cabinets $3 to $4 dozen. Photos, 25 cents a dozen. Time and trial have proven that there is no better ice cream made than Dutton's. W take pleasure in delivering it to your home. Doctors predict considerable sick ness of typhoid nature. Be careful of your drinking water. Cool it with pure artificial ice. 'Phone main 105. A brick of ice cream of .these fla vors, vanilla, strawberry and choco late will cost you no more than ordi nary cream. Order one for your Sunday dinner from Wards. William Isbeli, who resides at 515 Perkins avenue, has 80 acres of land for sale or trade. The land is locat ed three miles south of The Dalles. The announcement in the classified columns of the East Oregonian gives full particulars. S. K. Lipscomb has opened a bar ber shop on Court street, opposite the Golden1 Utile hotel, where he would Lbe pleased to serve the public. Mr. Lipscomb has neat, well-arranged parlors, and Is using the classified columns to keep the people's atten tion towards his shop. I. L. Hay & Co., grain and stock brokers, will move their oflice to the portion of the room at 120 Court street, formerly occupied by B. Pur enton, which Is In the rear of J. A Howard's office. The change will be made Wednesday. J. R. Dickson will occupy the room vacated by I. L Ray & Co. The East Oregonian has received copy of the proceedings of the North west Woolgrowers' Association, held in Helena, Mont., last February. The publication contains a number of in leresung anu valuable papers on sheepgrowing and grains and grasses in the Northwest. A copy will be sent free to anyone sending their" ad dress to Charles D. Greenfield, He! ena, jaont. Bar wagow at cert at Frwler's. Good lunches at Phillip's restau rant, opposite Tallman's drug store. This is a snap. 5 per cent, or one fourth off oa all summer clothing at the 'Big BostoB "Store. , At bedtime I take a pleasant herb tlrlnk, the next morning I feel bright and my complexion Is better. My doctor says that It acts gently on the stomach, liver and" kidneys and Is a pleasant laxative. It 1b made from herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's Wodicine. Lane's Family Medicine "moves the bowels each day. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by Tallman & Co., sole agents . CONFIDENCE IN MR. 41 JACKSON. Newspapers of Northwest Say He Will Make a Success at Portland. Following from The Dallas .Chron icle, a republican paper in reference to the purchase of the Portland Jour nal by Mr. Jackson is a sample of what the papers are saying about tho transaction all over the Pacific Northwest: Charles S. Jackson, who for 20 years has been the guiding genius of the East Oregonian at Pendleton, has purchased the Portland Evening Journal the new daily which was launched in the metropolis about six months ago. Mr. Jackson is to take charge of the publication of the Jour nal immediately, and he will In the meantime continue as. publisher of the East Oregonian. Mr. Jackson is one of the brightest newspaper men on the coast and also a shrewd business man. His enter prise has made the East Oregonian a great paper anu one or our most welcomed exchanges. The Journal has fallen into the very best of hands and if any one ca.. make a success of it C. S. Jackson can, and we con ndently expect he will. It Pays to Trade at.the Peoples Warehouse. HARVEST 93 1 BROKE HIS WRIST. Fell Off Ball Ground Fence During Bloomer Performance. Master Joseph Hallock. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H, Hallock is suffering with a broken wrist. He attended the ball game Monday night between the local team and the Bloomer Girls and had climbed to the top of the fence to get a better view of the game. In climbing down he slipped and .fell. He caught himself with his left hand and one of the large bones in the wrist was broken in two. The young man walked up town alone and was met by some one who took him to Dr. Smith's office where the bro ken member wadset. ANOTHER HAPPY MAN. A. F. Zoellner Wedded at Mount For- est, Ontario, Last Week. Word has reached Pendleton of the marriage of Arthur Frederick Zoell ner aid Miss Lavina S. Ryan at Mount Forest, Ontario, on the 21st instant, Mr. Zoellner is well known here, having formerly been clerk in the general merchandise store of A. Alexander. He left here three weeks ago for Canada, leaving word that he was going to visit his old home and friends of his youth, but the notltt of his marriage shows that he had other business than a visit to rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Zoellner will re turn to Pendleton to make their horn" and will be at home to friends after august 20. I M M M M I M M M ' "N ' ' ' The Carhartt Bib Overall, blue '. .... $1.00 The Carhartt Bib Overall, blue stripes.. .. . . 90c- The Carhartt Bib Overall, checked 90c r, ' The Carhartt Bib Overall, black $1.00 I rtV-o , Jackets in all to match . 90c '.t&. I -m Heaviest Blue Denim riveted Overall, our No. i 05c fW " ' Heavy Blue Denim riveted Overall, our No. a 50c : mj! ;i (i ;o : The Best Working Shoe on earth . -. i , . . BOc Large size Blue and Red Handkerchiefs, each. . 5c ' :; Comforters and Blankets . 50c to $5.00 Harvesters Sloes, Splendid Values See Di puj).y hi Middle Window. The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE MEN'S OUTFITTERS. TO ENLARGE HIS STORE. Business Forces Move to New "PIONEER IS DEAD. Mir. Mys BEDBUG is a veiy unpleasant little qrea- thir, the year for ttiem t0 aPPear Use some- 4e tooSr. DESTROYER , 111 kill them and keep them away. " NOT A POISON, BUT DEATH TO BUGS and insects of all kinds g25c A BOTTLE KOEPPEN'S nwim store "5 Steos UMA SODA, 6o. Rev. W. H. Prewett, a Weston ister, Has Solved the Great tery. Rev. V. H. Prewett, well known all over this country, died at his home in Weston at 9 o'clock thk morning. He was a brother of Mrs, J. H. Raley and Mrs. William Whit man. both of this city, and Dr. Prew ett. of Oakland. Cal. He will be burled at Weston at 11 o'clock to morrow. HORSE PNEUMONIA. Is Making Its Appearance Near Pen dleton at Present Dr. Christie the veterinary surgeon, reports several head of horses dying from pneumonia. He says Mai Gil lette, an extensive farmer, living a few miles south of town, has lost three iead within the past few months, and others have died in tho county. This is a disease which effects tho horses during the heated season and is usually fatal after it gets a thor ough hold of the animal. There is no known preventative but they can be cured if the case is taken In hand in time. Rapid Increase of L. G. Frazier to - Quarters. L. G. Frazier, the progressive pro prietor of Frazier's book and station ery store is greatly enlarging his salesroom and making space for a large addition to his already largo stock. The partition in the rear of the room has been removed and shelving is being put in the full length of the building. Mr. Frazier has purchased the book, news stand and stationery bus iness of Tallman & Co. and will move the stock to his present room and the increased space is made necessary to accommodate the purchase, as well as a large stock of late new books which will arrive soon. Tho combining of the book, news and stationery department of the Tallman & Co. store, with his present stock, will give Mr. Frazier a store that will be a credit to Pendleton. T. W. Ayres, of Tallman & Co., will 'eave August 9th for a trip east, where he will select a lino of the lat efat novelties, toys sporting goods, etc., which will occupy tho space va cated by tho book' department. Tho Btock to be added by Tallman & Co. will consist of articles entirely now to Pendleton. New Arrivals At Nolf's . . . Full Line Plain add Decorat ed Crepe Paper. Detail Paper, Blue Print Paper, all grades Drawing Papers ana Colored Ulazed Papers. BICYCLES Always Efijoyed We have values on sale: a few more good A 35 Ladies' Wheel, $25. A $25 Man's Weeel, $14.75. A $35 Man's Wheel, S24. Come in and see them. PANCY STATIONERY. Another lot arrived. Crane & Kurd's. In cream, royal white, bond and blue. Sizes as follows; "Billett," "Astoria," "Glad stone)" "Octavo," etc, Are the Meals Served at the French Restaurant Large, comfortable dining room and good service Positively the Best 25c Mealfin Pcndlctou The French Restaurant GU8. LA FONTAINE, Prop. Take advantage of the chance to get bargains at Mrs. Campbell's clos ing out sale of summer millinery. In spite of the secrecy maintained by the British government .as 1 to the latest experiments with the old tar got-shlp Belle Isle, it develops that the result was a decided triumph for the conning tower, which though cov' ored with old compound armor, with stood the attack of 9.2 inch guns. A at which was imprisoned in the tower in order to ascertain the result of the lyddite fumes and concusslou was found to be uninjured. The de structive effect of tho lyddite was shown by two torpedo nets rolled up on the slues or tne vessel, iiiese nets wore utterly ruined by a few shots, . - r "? " $i of $2 for SHOES Go farther at the Big Boston Store Srjoe Dept. just n6w than you imagine, JULY Goods at a JANUARY Frederick Nolf fableta, Inks, Purses, Toilet Soaps BECK The Plumber and Tinner For First Class Work at Roasonablo Prloos Shop: Cottonwood Street, Opposite St. JocStore, Near Court St. We Have Them Now A SEWING MACHINE FOR $25 GASH Warranted, and wil be kept in repair for five years without cost. Remember my guarantee means something. You don't have to send your machine lo Portland or Chicago for repairs. We ttfll have the KIiiri of all flowing The White and Standard 10 yoari hed of all other 0iis JESSE FAILING Needles Price. GRAND PICNIC AT KINE'S GROVE Every Saturday Night and Sunday Don't forget the DOUGLAS SHOES are always leading.3 UNION - MADE. Dancing begins Saturday at 8 n. m.. SnnHv of to dancing platform '25 cerits ; ladies free. anu irom tlie grounds day and RESTAURANT ON GROUNDS, The grove can be engaged & picnic parties by applying to PETER SMITH, at Hotel St.. George, 2 p, m. Admission Busses to night.