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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1902)
For four years the Nolf Store has been Santa Claus' Headquarters THANKSGIVING SALE OF TABLE LINENS UNCONSCIOUS AT TIME OF HUSBAND'S DEATH. MRS DEAD Le Tensers LADIES' SHOE SALE f i.j! c i. .... ...:n order to retlUCC our SIOCK Ul lauius uuc snuca we win 'fl . ... ...... a11 nil nf nnr finp shoes at almcst f0rthc "eKl 3" ""J0 - HALF PRICE $3.50 and $4 at $2.65 .50 and $5 at $3 and $3.50 Lee TeMtt(sIhfe Respected Pioneer Woman Paste Away Funeral at Walla Walla on Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. William P. Sturgls, wife of the late William P. Sturgls, died it her home In Walla Walla last night at 11 o'clock. 'Mrs. Sturgls has been very low, having been unconsclo-is most of the time for the past three weeks with a stroke of paralysis and her death has been hourly expected. Her husband died last Thursday morning, but she knew nothing about his death. Mrs. Sturgls was S3 years of age. Her son, the lato Samuel P. Sturgls, was connected with the bank in this city for many years and was one of Pendleton's most estimable citizens. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sturgls lived in Umatilla county for a num ber of years, having their home on the Wild Horse, below Athena. They were both well known In this count;., where many old pioneers will regret to hear of their death. Mrs. Samuel P. Sturgls, daughter-in-law of the deceased, will go to Walla Walla tomorrow to attend the funeral, which will be held on Thanksgiving day. Quite a number of friends from this city will also attend. TUESDAY NOVEMBER, 25, 1902. BREVITIE8. I a. Howard, farm loans. Tn Gratz's Jam chowder. Etitern oysters at Castle's. Hot Wienerwurst and saur kraut at flnU'6. Groceries always fresh at tho euuwUrd. Olrmpla Eastern and Cove oystffra it Grate's. Preserves that are delicious at the guadard Grocery, imnortcd llmburger and Swiss bem sandwiches at Crate's. Tmir RiiltR will be the helRhtb of fuhlon if made by Siebert & Schulz. Dr. Blakeslee's office removed to judd building, Main and Court itreets, room 20. For Sale Lodging house, 12 rooms tzi three lots on Main street. Good property. A bargain. E. T. Wade. Attention Knights! Damon Lodge No. t, K, of P., will work tonight In va u.nnii ah TTnlt htR nre U19 cnuuu .....it. u r, - requested to be present. Don't forget the grand masque ball it East Pendleton Wednesday, No--ember 20 $10 in cash prizes. Music by KIrkman's orchestra. Supper will be served at midnight. Admission: Gentlemen, mask, $1; ladles, free; ents, spectators, $1; ladles and cblldren, 50c each. No spectators will be allowed to dance until the masks are removed at 10:80 p. m. Ira Hughea, proprietor. The Newest Fad Bead Neck Chain. Pear, wood and coral Something very unique. A fad mat has spread like wild tire thtoughout the east, see me NEW IDEA L. HUNZIKER The Modern Jeweler Whitaker, the dentist. Oyster cocktails at Gratz's. Olympia oysters at Castle's. Men's half soles, 40c. Teutsch. Neuinan's for cigars and tobacco. Ladles' half soles, 40c. Teutsch. Have, your shoes repaired at Teutschjs. Rubber heels for slippery weather. Teutsch. All kinds of shoe repairing at Teutsch's. Fresh vegetables of all kinds at temott & Co.'s. Nice furnished rooms for rent; 407 West Alta Btreet. Sweet cider and bulk mince meat at Demott & Co.'s. Cigars, tobacco and smokers' sup plies at Jack Can dish's. Footballs, shin guards, striking bags, boxing gloves. Nolf's. Big reduction on 25 pattern hats this week at Mrs. Campbell's. Turkeys, ducks and chickens for Thanksgiving at Demott & uo.'s. The season for Dutton's fine taffies ind home-made chocolate creams. Celluloid goods today. Combs, naby sots, fanny brushes, sheet telliiioiu, Nolf's. Dr Blakeslee's office removed to Judd building. Main and Court streets, room 20. Fresh English walnuts, pecans, al monds and all kinds of nuts at the Standard Grocery, The Dally East Oregonlan Is on sale in Portland at the Rich news stand in Hotel Perkius, and at the Hotel Port land. Wanted Married couple without children wish to rent well located and furnished cottage, R. E. W, Spargur, city. Lost A black, curly haired dog. Answers to name of "Rubber." Tax number 199. Reward will be paid finder by returning dog to Fred Laug ever, Union saloon, Court street. SUPREME COURT ON FENCES. Decision Which Will Interest Resi dents of Our Farming Communl ties. Thr tiimvpnip fourt handed down a decision on Monday, which Is of more than usual interest to the farming pnmmnnitlPR of the state. It Axes the status of a -division fence, after standlnir for 20 vears. uninterrupted. on a surveyed line. The suit was In stituted by Elizabeth Gist, plaintiff and appellant, vs. O. Doke, defendant anu respondent, appeal irom .viariou county, R. P. Boise, judge; affirmed. Opinion by Justice Wolverton. This was a suit to quiet title to SO acres of land, the question in issue oeing the location of the line fence between plaintiff and defendant's land. The line where the fence stood for over an ven.ru wns oricinallv aereed upon by the parties and was established by a surveyor in 1879 to the satisfac tion of both, but in 1897 the plaintiff claimed that the fence was not on the right line, so another survey was made and located the line so as to take off some of the land claimed by ilpfpnrinnt. It was to establish this latter line and to obtain title to the riienntori atrin that this Suit was brought. In the lower court a decis ion was rendered in favor of defend ant on the ground of undisputed pos session and recognition of boundary line fo rover 20 years. The appellate court sustains this view and finds no errors. Blackbird Sentinels. ThH noanher out after game has no love for the blackbird. The little creature is always lurking about the into them with a chattering cry of alarm at the sight of a hawk or anything else mat atari les him. In this way he frightens al on Mm hunter's tramp while the sports man waits for a shot at a rabbit, if the blackbird Happens to taKe onen&e at his presence ho may wait in vain. The small feathered senunei giv-u the warning and the game nees. Servant "There's a gentleman at the door who says he knew you liov." Master "Toll him he was very hind to call. Should I ever happen to be a boy again, I'll let him know!" Bos ton Transcrint. - t - HOT SODA - Good hot chocolate and improved beef tea are a hobby with us, and only 5e This is one third seasoned with hot soda. Better than ever, but always good. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE 65 Steps From Main St., Toward the Court Hoase Dolls KmiH Blocks Games KjHB Fancy Albums .iSc to 7.Q5. Toilet Sets 69c to 59.85, Fancy collar and cuff boxes 65c to 3.95. Necktie boxes 22c to $3.45. We are show ing the greatest line of holiday goods in Eastern Oregon. FREDERICK NOLF Fancy Dishes and Lamps CHICAGO MArfKETS. Quotations Furnished by the Coe Com mission House. Wheat December , May Corn December . . May Oats December . May Pork January . . . May Closed. 74 76M 53 4 2 ' New York Grain. Wheat December May Corn December May 31 32 1562V.. 1465 Closed 79 59 Vi 47.l THE OREGON HOP. Highest Price Yet Paid for This Pro duct This season. w.r.u In (hti Willamette valley were sold for 2CU cents last week. This is the highest price obtained this sea son, It Is not a great advance over what has been offered during tue lnct ffu- months, but is SO much above the figure realized by the hop growers in past seasons ximi 11 iu.v iw nut ilnnn be onp of the most cheer Ing events In the recent history of the industry. One Dollar Hops. vnr tii naist 10 vears or more the hop grower has found little to give him encouragement. Hops have ruled ann Hiirinp- severa seasons me price has been scarcely enough to pay Tor cultivation, 'mere nave ueeu i,r innri'llis to work Oil. SUCll as tlie growers had In the good old day when the industry was m us iniuucj, and the market ranged from 30 to 50 cents and even soared to $1 a pound. ADVICE TO HOMESEEKERS. Arid Land Editor Mourns for the Al leged Fate of His Irrigation Schemes, the irrigation subject which originated in Prlne-vJlle last week and were blown our 10 i" Deschutes, have baked the ground and converted the water Into clouds of steam. There's nothing here for you but fire brick and steam radtat Pnou mi or else sit down on the east side of the desert and rest your selves on the jnoss. Des unmes Echo. Tim rnmfnri of e-ettlnrr tin in the morning and dressing in a warm room is one of the agreeable features in me possession of a Cole's Original Hot Blast Stove. The Are Is never out in this stove and the room can be Kopt warm all night and for four or five hours each morning with the fuel put in the stove the night before. You should not be without one. For sale by Taylor, the Hardware Man. No Chinese cooking at Phillips' res 'aurant. Everything tastes good. $3.50 Shoe Value That Excel all Others We satisfy the greedy value hunters with Good Shoes Boston Store Where Whole Families are Shod. Beginning Tuesday morning and continuing until Satur day night, we will place our entire stock of Table Linens on Special Sale Every article will be sold at a reduction of 10 per cent. Come early and be sure of Retting what you want, for 10 per cent off of FAIR STORE PRICES means a quick sale of stock on hand. Note some of the values offered below: Frlnmil itnllip. i-po-ulnr nrlces 4So ami tlOc k iloien. sale o. - f O 1 , .1....... ion nini tu uv-n . . . 770 (tax .iKX)doi ... 10 per cent oil' 45o mid 86c yd .4fc yd SHo yd 45c yd 10 per cent oil' nrlees . I.lnen napkin?, regular B60 value, sale price Linen napkins, regular $1 value, sale price All higher priced napkins, special. . Fine quality, colored table cloth , . . Half bleached table linen, heavy quality, wide Bleached table linen, regular 40o grade, side price Bleached table linen, wide 60c grade, sale price nt 1 1 1.1.1. 11 . ...l.n -r. ....I l xieaciieu uiuiu niit'ii. u&un vrmr. rs.i., We have a great variety of table napkins to select from and you can save at least 20 per cent over our competitors' prices by buying them at tnls sale. Special Sale on Ladies Jackets and Long Coats For one week we will give a special discount of 10 pur cent on all jackets, and ao per cent on all long coats. This means you ca"n buy during this special salt Full length coat worth $17.60 for M.0O Long coat worth $13.00 for 1M0 Ladres jackets 27-lnoh, all grade, reduced 10 per wilt Misses coats, short and long, reduced 10 per cent for this week only The Fair The Place to Save Money CLEARANCE SALE AT BASLER'S BIG BARGAIN HOUSE Special low prices on Sideboards, Chiffoniers, Lady's Dressing Tables, Remnants of Carpets and Wonder fully low prices. Great bargains in Steel Ranges and Stoves . . . Basler's Big Bargain House I have bargained with a competent Timber Cruiser to locate Calcareous Woman. A woman recently died in a Piilla 1 -A-hn han been for some time an object of Interest to medical men. The disease 01 wu.v.. she flually died changed her bones to a chalky substance, ann times sho fractured her legs and arms by slight movements of her body. So brittle did her frame become that the doctors feared her neck might be dislocated, and she waif placed in her bed in such a position that she could only move her head a few Inches. My boy Josh writes me that he is stoppln" at the best hotels, remarked Mrs. uorniosBei. 10 m -----traveler! No. He's drlvlu' a transfer Valuable Timber Claims On the line 0. a railroad now nnder construction. This means a big ohance for flrst-oomers. See N.Berkeley Have some good farmB for sale. iinHiiiniiiniiiiiinnn,i"" "-""" "'i Carvers! Carvers!! j I t i CARVERS!!! 1 uu. inct rppeived a fine assortment of carvers. Do not fail A iiix -" - " , , . 1 that ThanksL'iviim turkey. My prices are within the reach of all. See the fine dispUy in south window I T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE MAN 1 UMBER RfAtffw..w:rri Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W: & C. R. Depot I -aj When getting figures from others on that lumber bill of yours, don't forget to come and see us. We carry a large stock of all kinds of Building Materia! including shingles, door, win dows, moulding, screen doors and windows in fact, every thing that is found in a first class lumber yard. ' ITW " THTti 1 1 !lt 'Ainlti. Iiaiaa wILh & wheel off la llAbl 6 hpiD to in rune lul null with caralc driven ou tue ioi1, The oiilj temedr U U UKO your miurea rruicivixj a. repair phwp where II will be md "Jut io1 new? WftfOUi, ctrtl, tud cerrUgre ere l e pel red will waiter limia at our iMlr (hop, and horn borlnr mul LlackimUblug ul all klndt .1 ikllUuflr dona at low prion Winona wagani battles and backa made for Ibli ellmala no& batter. Reliance fend mllU. run by either on. or two hone, byracuea chilled plowa, bieakloj plowi V: II you want a trtion, plow bircU back, law will, boiler or engine cell on ua Its b) brlok ibop. HBAQLB HHOTHKRS .fllorer gaeolliie engine- are tb beet. We ar agente fur them. wagon. wasmuBivu -v..