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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1902)
ee Teutsch We Have Just Received By XPRESS A new lot of Fall and Win ter skirts, also another lot of Cloaks and Jackets. Watch window for display and prices K TEUTSCH Dealer in Everything for Ladies and Gents Wear feDAY, OCTOnBIl 16, 1902 BREVITIES fowrd, farm loans. t's ciam chowder. oysters ?.t Castle's. a guilts at Teutsch'u. I Is growlnp for P. I. R. id winter styles at Joergor'a lleaerwuret and saur kraut at iose Monte Carlo jackets. s. la Eastern and Core oysters it. Ited llmbureer and Swiss andwiches at Gratz's. jhlnese cooking at Phillips' nL iJverytning tast, Rood. blocks, childrons' linen bncy stationery and oillce sun- A Winter pasture for 12 or lor cattle. Call on or address Cr, Pendleton, Or. Ties, sweet notatoes. chick. i auciss at me Standard Gro- llr cash nlnn gives vnn cleaned and pressed by workmen. Prices reason- '. Holland, corner Holland nnd (treats. Saturday. October 18. from jwtil 10 p. m., we will donate EU ot our entire sales to the I now on a strike In the an- region. The Peoples Ware- sleep sell" F alarm clocks can be funded upon to awaken p t anv time vnn rfatMrn 1 be aroused. lSVe mOnPV h, rrnft...rr 1 clock from us at a low iMi4 then save tim PwiaK sleeping. fc75c to, $1.50 and HWZIKER Correct Jeweler oorto R. Ainv, Whitaker, the dentist. Oyster cocktails at Gratz's. Olympla oysters at Castle's. The fad is growing for P. I. It. The fad is growing for P. I. R. Neuman's for cigars aud tobacco. Those rainy day skirts. Teutsch's Fresh inlnce meat at F. S. Younger & son s. Fresh kraut at F. S. Younger & sons, For Rent Furnished rooms; No, 407 West Alta street Fresh strawberries every week at a. xounger & Bon's. Full line of children's Ping-Pong nais at Mrs. Campbell's. Wanted Bell boy at Hotel Pendle ton. Apply at hotel office. New goods arriving dally and price lower than ever at Rohrman's, Ice cream chocolates, a rare "new delicacy you should try. At Duttons Fall and winter styles await your inspection at Selbort & Schulz, tall urn. Cigars, tobacco and smokers' sup plies at Jack CandiBh's, Patton's old stand. You don't know what you are miss ing unless you hnve used our bread. Rohrman. The Golf Club will meet Saturday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. R. Dickson. Brick building for rent, on Court street, block and a half from Main street. See J. F. Temple. Light Brahma and Buff Cochin chickens for sale at the Standard Grocery at the lowest market price. The Daily lflast oregonian is on sale in Portland at the Rich news stand in Hotel Perkins, and at the Hotel Portland. A surprise party is in store for all members of Harmony Assembly of United Artisans, who attend the meet ing this evening. Don't forgot the dance to be given Wednesday evening, Oct. 22, by Hose Company No. 5, in the Music Hall, Music will be rendered by Kirkman's orchestra. The A. O. TJ. W. lodge of this city will have several new members to in itiate ut their next meeting Friday, Oct. 17. All members are requested to attend. Refreshments will be served after the work Is finished. For Sale or Trade A good busi ness, and one of the most desirable residences blocks In Pendleton, for sale, or will trade for Improved farm. For particulars, call on or address R. B. Carrier, P. O. Box 5C3. I For Sale Seven-room house, bath ' and city water, two lots at corner of Jackson and Garfield streets. Also household effects, consisting of piano, sideboard, range, stove, etc. Ten cords of wood and a good single horse and new buggy. Dr. Perkins. hY Not Continue vacation ytXltu Salt water baths as you did while on your at home Sea shore ? You ca-n have the sai,ie thin6 !EA SALT, 5 CENTS POUND licfous in Ur Atlantic City Sea Salt will make two de We h, Va,fr1batl,s. equal to a sea bath. S(Ps and Bvfc-rUBhf B' ath sPon6es, wash rags, bath Q evyth.ng that helps to iirmrove vour bath. KOEPPPM'Q ' m mm, -m aJB m WW I mm aV ' mmr aTl w,ePs txom !vTa c t . , mil a owaia me i.nutt rioiise IN DISTRICT COURT. Hlnes Found Guilty of Simple Larce ny LeRoy Arraigned. rnu- i 1. - wueuis oi mo district court are grinding out the cases before It very slowly. Nothing was doing yesterday as uie case set ror nearine was set tied out of court. This wns n. n Wade vs. tho Northwestern Livestock ana wooigrowers' Journal. 'ioflay the case of Leonard hhm charged with larceny of a watch from niiB. Hcmpniu, was tried by a Jury and Hlnes found guilty as charged Sentence will be nasspri In tho ing. in the meantime Hlnes will main in jail. He has been out on ball. Ed LeRoy, the negro hot taraalla man, charged with assault with dead ly weanon. was nrrnlentxl nnfl Mvnn until 1:50 tomorrow In which to make up ins mind to plead. Tho suit of Katn Hnnrhet oamcs kitk was continued. in tno case or w. m. pipiyo vb Louis and Felix Andette, a new trial was granien. Bruhn & Henrv mrninst WUllnm Henlov was rontlnnpil Tho case of Ceei p vs. Whltn Hull was continued. J. M. Walker against the First Na tlonal Bank of Athena and David Fer rls continued. Jay Sc. Jensen vs. N. A. Cottrell settled and dismissed. John Llnder pleaded not guilty to the charge of larceny of a horse and saddle and time for his trial was not yet been set Ho Is the young man who hired a horse and saddle from the City Lively stables and riding to Echo, sold the outfit and gambled the money away. The case of Adelle and Morlce Kline ngainst I. L. Ray will be up for hearing tomorrow. John Anderson, charged by the state of assault with a dangerous weapon and who was held under $250 bonds to appear at the October term of court, is gone and his whereabouts is unknown., Anderson's bonds were reduced to ?100, which amount ha been forfeited. DRYING IDAHO PRUNES. Oregon Men at Head of the Industry Twenty-Flve Tons a Day. The Allen prune dryers at Beatty and Meridian, Idaho, are in operation each handling 26 tons of green prunes dally. The fruit is evaporated about two-thirds, the dried product being a little over eight tons dally. The season for drying prunes Js ex pected to extend over 40 days. It will thus be possible for each plant to handle about 1000 tons of green fruit turning out about 33G tons of ahe dried article. The growers of the prunes are paid ?10 a ton for the green fruit. The fruit growers are half owners of the plants. The plan of or ganization In each case was as fol lows: W. K. Allen and O. V. Allen father and son, organized the project, They are from Oregon, where they formerly engaged In the business ot evaporating fruit. They offered to put in a $10,000 plant at each place, pro vided that the growers would take half the stock payable in fruit. In this way the Allen-Beatty and the Allen Meridian companies were organized The growers entered Into a five-year contract to furnish prunes at $10 ton. They-took half the stock, to be paid for in prunes. Out of this year's operations each fruit grower will thus be able to pay for his stock with half the fruit furnished, getting the re mainder -in cash. In addition each will have an Interest in the profits The Beatty dryer is in charge of O. V, Allen, while his father looks after the one in Meridian. Idaho Statesman. DIAMONDS IN DESERT. Harney County Claims to Be the Seat of Great Discoveries. More widespread than mere local excitement in Burns, Harney county, is tho furore caused by the recent find of precious stones on Crane Creek, 40 miles east of Burns. The stones are found In a sort of grayish rock which Is easily pulver ized and wi'I cut glass as readily and cleanly as the purest white water brilliants from the famous South Af ica diamond fields. The widespread attention called to tins Harney county strike has taken active form by the thorough Investiga tion and tests made by Eastern ex perts, who were acting, so it is said, n the interest of Burlington railroad people. It Is also currently reported that the Burlington railroad people have secured, on the strength of their investigation, a considerable body of land in the locality of the strike. It is furtner stated that one of tho specimen jewels taken to New York by one of the railroad people experts was sold for S25 In spot cash. It is said that this jewel Is a sapphire. The assertion Is made In Burns that Tiffany, the world famous New York Jeweler, after careful test of speci men stones from, this Oregon field, has given Judgment more than favorable to the genuineness of the strike. It is certain that the story of the find Is not a hot air romance and time will tell whether or not .Southeastern Oregon Is to have the real thing In the line of Simon pure diamond mines. IBaker City Democrat. ' A porraanent good roads organiza tion was completed at Seattlo last week and the state of Washington will enter actively Intoi the .work for better 'roads. - IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE BARGAIN FRIDAY s SATURDAY -AT- THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Children's Vests and Pants A broken lot, about 20 doz iu all, 25c, 85o and 40o regular price, Friday and Saturday, 8c Ladies' Union Stiits Nearly all sizes, regularly sold for 50c, Friday and Saturday, 25c French Flannel Good styles for waintw, worth 76o per j ard, Friday and Saturday, 48c Wool Plaids Nice material for children's school dresses, regular price 15 and 20o per yd, Friday and Saturday, 8c Outing Flannels Not the best ones but the regular 60 kind, 15 yards, Friday and Saturday, 50c Corsets Broken sizes, regular f 1.26 to $1.76, Friday and Saturday, 69c Yarns, a mixed lot, regular price 10c aud i6c per kein, Friday and Saturday, 4c EVERY MERCHANT SELLS CALICO BY THE YARD BUT p0K this Friday and Saturday WE WILL PLACE ON SALE yAc BY i in i uuusaiiu i ai uo THE HP O TLT 2sT ID Comes in bundles of from 1-2 to 3 pounds each For Friday and Saturday 35 CENTS PER POUND RAIN WAS OPPORTUNE. Roads Getting Bad Agairj and Farm ers Were Praying For Molstqre. "Let It rain!" This Is the word now falling from the lips of every farmer. Since the showers of several weeks ago It had again become dry and dusty and tho highways were almost as bad as In the mlddlo of the summer, but it is different today. During the latter part of last night it began to rain and a steady down pour continued until eight o'clock this morning when it let up for awhile. The rain was very opportune and will do many dollais worth of good for the farmers and stockmen. Enough water fell to completely wet the ground nnd lay the dust for several days if it ains no more for awhile. After the former showers, farmers began to thing of preparing for seeding, but there was not quite enough moisture to begin and they anxiously awaited another shower. The rain of this morning will moisten summerfallow round enough to make seeding pos slble and many drills will be going within the next, few days. In a farmhouse two miles from the Mage of Rochester, 0 a terrible bat tie was fought Tuesday night between aged brothers named Meach, and six desperate robbers. As a result of thf battle, two of the robbers weie shot to death, one probably fatally wound ed and two of the Meach brothers were badly beaten. ...NEW ARRIVALS,.. AT NOLF'S MAMMOTH NOTION STORE PUREE LADIES $3.50 SHOE he Best Shoe in the Cotm- rv at Its Price. We Chal- enge any $5 shoe to equal THE PINGREE Boston Store Where Whole Families are' Shod Ping Pong Pins 10 cents Fancy Chocolate Cup and Saucers 25, 29, 38 and 45c Fancy Sewing Baskets ioc to 3.95 on stand or squat style Toys and Dolls A line, not equalled in Eastern Oregon. New iron banks, iron toys, horns, etc. - Woodenware Department Ostrich and Turkey Dust ers ioc to $2 45. Scrub Brushes 5, 10 and 15 cts. Chair Seats 10 nnd 12 cts Etc., Etc. Tour Place Is always ready at our tables There is a variety of tempt ing and excellent food on 011 bill of fare. Everything ii served by courteous and at tentive waiters. The French Restaurant HUB LA FONTAINE, Prop. FREDERICK NO IF, SANTA CLAOS' HEADQUARTERS TRANSFER, STORAGE, CROWNER BROS Telephone Mrin 4. I 18 OUR MOTTO Strlot fcdhtrtaca to it aamUca to yuMi? willing woxken U renin raperior Mrrle m bookkeeper b4 teaographan. Onr laUrnctloa it fcnsaaity thorough fact so wUdy kaow tkat repaUtion ties M&ja M But of our itodeafah Quality tlwyi eonBU. Kzaoda iato hj feciHtle betUr bow tkas rrct Wfbra. Ia4airioat, willing atadeate auka tapli adviBeenieat la all ataflWa taktav. Call, ar write for oar catatoga PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE rark and Washlngtoa Btreeto a. T. Araaatroag, U rrfiatf a Come and get our prices on NEW FURNITURE The new stock of Fall Furniture is now in and includes all the modern ideas of the East, West, North and South, so you have a complete assortment to select from. We keep our promise to 3ave you money 011 Furniture, Car pets, Stoves, Ranges and Household Furnishings. 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