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BREVITIES.
Howard, larni ioau.
ratz's clam chowder.
, oysters at Castle's.
n Is nonulbr in the East.
R. Is popular In the East.
donoline quilts arc best.
potato chips at F. S. Younger
pla Eastern and Cove oysters
1.
strawberries every day at F.
?pr - Son's.
ed llniburcer and Swiss
sandwiches nt Gratz's.
jour egRS to F. S. Younger
35 cents per dozen.
C.h lifsfi rook tur at HliIHlDS'
ant. Everything tastes good.
te tfiinnnn anA QmntrBK1 BIITV
Jack Candlsh'B, Patton'B 01a
4 Kln..t. nn.l ..... r1r.tr '
to name of Dewey. Will pay
JI. A. Itlgby.
fall to read all the ads of
Joe Store. They always have
ne tliHl IntcrcKt nlosn buvera.
berries, sweet potatoes, chick
A ducks at the Standard Gro-
ljui i'iinii 11 in 11 nutrn i uu
Hill I'IMILIIHM 111111 IirPKHttU II
. Holland, corner Holland and
The n?w idea of
the fashion leaders
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HUNZIKER
Tbe Modern Jeweler
Whttaker, the dentist
Oyster cocktails at Gratz's.
Olympla oysters at Castle's.
Neuman's for cigars and tobacco.
The P. I. R. is popular in the East.
The P. I. It. Is popular in the East.
Fall and winter styles at Joerger's.
Sweaters for golt players at Alexan
der's. Hot Wienerwurst and saur kraut at
Gratz's.
Full line of children'!, Plng-Pong
hats at Mrs. Campbell's.
Special until Saturday, wool waists,
98c. Teutsch.
Fresh kraut and mlnco meat at F. S.
Younger & Son's."
Wanted Girl to do light house
work. Fred Langever.
Gregg's old reliable Moca and Java
coffee at F. S. Younger & Son's.
Bishop's Fleur-Do-Lis California pre
serves at F. S. Younger & Son's.
Another shipment of large" 8-day
clocks worth $5, Tor $3.45. Nolf's.
Your suits will be the helghth of
fashion if made by Slcbert & Schulz.
Ice cream chocolates, a rare new
delicacy you should try. At Duttons.
Wanted Girl to do house work.
Apply to Mrs. H. F. Johnson, 203 Jack
son street.
Woman Wanted Must be fair
cook; good wages. Apply at 400 Alta,
corner Thompson street.
Brick building for rent, on Court
street, block and a half from Main
street. See J. F. Temple.
We hare the neatest and largest
ttock of Jardlnlers at prices so low as
to surprise you. C. Rohrman.
Second shipment of overcoats has
arrived and our stock rs now com
plete. Alexander's Department Store.
Light Brahma and Buff Cochin
chickens for sale at the Standard
Grocery at the lowest market price.
Lamp fixtures, all size chimneys,
wicks, burners, brackets, reflectors,
shades, globes in stock at all prices.
C. Rohrman.
E .& W. full dress shirts and col
lars, complete line of Monarch shirts
for rail and winter. Stetson hats at
Alexander's.
Wanted Two girl waiters, $20 per
month with room and board. Call at
Spoonemors'8 employment office, 220
Court street.
The Daily East Oregonlan Is on
sale In Portland at the Rich news
stand In Hotel Perkins, and at the
Hotel Portland.
Hair nlns. combs, safety plus, pock'
etbooks,"' curling irons, hair brushes
and everything else In notions on the
notion counter. Teutscn.
Why have gray hair. Get walnut
coloring, $1 per bottle, express pre-
nald. San Francisco Hair btore, nm
First avenue, Seattle, manufacturers
of all kinds of hair goods. Send for
circulars.
GEORGIA SHERIFF
ON HIS WAY TO
MOSCOW AFTER NEGRO.
SpeaVt of Hl Country and Hl Trip
Highly Pleased With Pacific
Country.
Sheriff W. W. Sutherland, of Cot
foe county, Georgia, accompanied by
E. L. Tanner, assistant cashier of the
Citizens' Bank of Douglas, Ga., Is In
town today on their way to Moscow.
They are after Will Brunner, col
orcd, who shot K. Whtte, a white
man, down in cold blood In August
of 1901. Brunner had no cause for
shooting White, who was a peaceable
citizen and after the negro1 killled
White he fled to the West. He was
traced for several miles by the offlC'
ers and surrounded In a house, but
managed to make his escape to the
brush and after receiving a volley of
shots from the officers, succeeded In
making his escape.
That was the last heard of the ne
gro until recently he went to Moscow
and made statements which lmplicat
od him with crime. He was then ar
rested by the chief of police of Mos
cow and confessed to being the mur
derer of a man in the Soum. Sher
iff Southcrland had been camping on
the negro's trail for the past several
months and the officers of Moscow
having been notified of the crime and
being given a description of Brunner,
they wired the sheriff of Coffee coun
ty stating that they had the man
wanted. Sheriff Southerland and Mr,
Turner started Immediately after him
and have been eight days on the
road.
Mr. Southeiland was asked what
would be done with the negro when
he got him back to Georgia, and he
replied that he would undoubtedly
be hanged according to law. He did
not state that the fellow might be
strung up by the infuriated mob, but
as thiB is usually the procedure with
such fellows in the South, this is the
kind of a reception the, negro may re
ceive. In speaking ot his trip and what he
thought of this country, Sheriff
Southerland said:
"We left home eight days ago and
have had a very pleasant trip. We
are in no huny and are looking over
the country we go through and ex
pect to remain hero several days and
take a thorough look over this coun
try to Bee what It Is like. Our man
Is in jail and as I have the requisi
tion papers for his return, which
need only be signed by the governor,
we will not hurry to start back."
Sheriff Southerland said he was
not very well impressed with the ap
pearance of the country of which they
traveled until they arrived on this
side of the Rockies, but was highly
pleased with the appearance of things
on this side. He said" that the ne
groes were very aggravating to the
white? in Georgia, as they were al
ways committing some crime since
their advent from North Carolina to
the turpentine fields of Georgia. AH
the way from 500 to 2000 are brought
from the hills of North Carolina each
winter to work In these fields as the
white men cannot stand the work.
These negroes are usually the scum
and criminals who cannot stay tat
home and are run out by the Infuriat
ed whites.
Sheriff Southerland alid Mr. Tan
ner are typical Southerners. They
cannot bear the negro and say if the
people of the North had to live with
them they would change their atti
tude ot sympathy to hatred. The sher
iff Is a staunch democrat and has
served as sheriff of Coffee county one
term and has just been elected to
serve a second.
IT PAIS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
e Friday Saturday Specials
Are Money Savers
And are appreciated, judging from the crowdB that visited our storo
last Friday and Saturday. For this weok we havo Boloctud the
most seasonable goods and at prices more attractive than over
Ladies' Cashmere Hose Dark Qrey Kersey Skirting
Full size, regular 25c quality. Special 56 inches wide. Heavy enough without lining.
Regular $1.35. Special
3 Pir 50c 75c per yard
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests and Pants ia yards good Unbleachcd Canton
Most every size, regular 65c quality. Special Flannel for OUC
eflC 36-in. wide white shaker llannel, A
regular 20c quality. Special 1UL-
Misses' Jersey Ribbed Union Suits O ;
The2sc and 35c quality. Special IOw
25 cents off
Children's Cambric Handkerchiefs, -, on the regular price' of ALL WAISTS . No
linen finish , IL- matter whether 50c or $15
These prices good for These prices good for
day of sale only W f sale ony
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
MEN'S OUTFITTERS
GOLCONDA MINE.
- RUBBER SPONGES -
We have just received two new sizes 50c and 75c sizes'. These
"ussian Rubber Bath Sponges give a gentle friction, thorough-
1 are absolutely sanitary and very durable
took at th o ' 1
mountain every day for six months and see how well it wears
Come in and
have used at 'our Soda
KOEPPPM'Q nonr crnnR
65 Steps From Main St., Toward tie Court House
Great Ore Body Opening at 300-Foot
Level.
A great ore body is opening on the
liOll level of . the Oolconda. The
north drift on the east vein entered
the area of the rich shoot some time
ago, and at first it appeared that the
values were to be found in a relative'
ly narrow streak. At the point of last
Intersection, by cross-cut from this
drift, the vein is 15 feet wide, and on
both walls is very fine quartz. The
whole of (he vein is not pay ore, but1
the heavy streaks on the walls are
widening till it seems that most of
It will,-be shortly. The width of the
ore at that depth and the rapid lm
provement with the north drift afford
the best example of what the uoicon'
da Is to be at a depth. With the great
enlargement of the ore body observed
between the 200 and 300 as an Index,
It Is quite certain that on the 400 and
COO, when the north drifts progress
some further, the ore body will be of
proportions never Been In theiGolcon-
da before. sumnter American.
.Notice.
All persons knowing themsel .-... In
debted to ine must settle by Octo
ber 10th, or their" acounta and notes
will be placed In the hand of an afc
torney with Instruction to collect.
E. U SMITH.
For Sale Property on corner of
Main and Water, 73x70 ieei, iu
buildings. The rents pay 8 per ce;it
nnf nn investment. Must be sold of
November 1. K. T, Copklin, office at
ivBtofflce.- .'v.-j.wUi,J
WAITE WINS PRIZES.
Is Attending State Shooting Tourna-
ment at Tacoma.
Th fnllnwlncr telecram was re
celved this morning by J. M. Spence
from Fred Waite, who is at Tacoma,
Wash., attending the wasumgioii
3fno nun filuli shoot:
"Have won one first, two seconds,
three thirds and second high average
cjrt fnr M
This is good news for Mr. Waite's
fjnno oltlmllirh tllPV 3 Tl tint HUT-
lUCUUil, niliivuBM - J
prised. Mr. Waite is considered one
among the best men with a snot gun
In the state.
Out of Death's Jaws.
"When death seemed vory near
from a severe stomach and lver
trouble, that I had suffered with for
p. Muse. Durham. N.
C. "Dr. King's New Life Pills Bared
my life and gave perfect neaiw.
Best' Pills on earth and only Mc at
Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Hessey Found Guilty.
Walla Walla, Oct. 24. Geo. Hessey,
arrested In Pendleton a few weeks
o. r.n information from Walla Walla,
has been found guilty of doping a
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man in a saioon ana roouiug umi
?C0. Sentence has not yet oeen iu
threo more mixed in
the affair whose trials are being
heard one by one.
P. I. R. Is popular in the East.
PUREE
LADIES
$3.50
New Qoods Arriving
This Week
Your Place
Childrens Black Boards
From 65c to $2.95. New Style
A great assistance for children
studying at home.
8-day Alarm Clocks Strike
every 30 minutes. Sold regu
lar at $5, here on sale at
$3.45, and fully warranted
TOYS and DOLLS "
The most complete line in town.
Drums 25c to $2.45. Toy Trunks
39c to 1.95. Toy Bed Steads 25c
to 75c. loy tauies 10c 10 1.95
GAMES
Almost soo worth of games to
select from. Games from 5c to
$7.95. Think of the immense line.
Complete sets ping pong 25c to
1.50. Crokinole boards 1.39 to 1.95
FREDERICK NOLF
Santa Claus' Headquaners
Is always ready at our tables.
There is a variety of tempt
ing and excellent food on our
bill of fare. Everything is
served by courteous and at
tentive waiters.
The French Restaurant
OUH LA FONTAINE, Prop.
TRANSFER,
STORAGE.
CROWNER BROS!
Telephone Main 4.
MEEDS
IS OUR MOTTO
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PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Best Shoe In the Cotm
rv at Its Price. We Chal
lenge any $5 shoe to equal
THE PINQREE
Boston Store
.Where Whole Families are. Shod,
COME TO OUR STORE
If you are seeking the newest styles In Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs, Portiere, etc We have some new novelties never be
fore shown here. Seothe Antique Furnlturo we are showing,
i BAKER & FOLSOM
Furniture Storo uer Poatofflce