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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1902)
VERY PROSPEROUS IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. Lee Aftor a most successful year of business, we wish one and all a AttD Msiippy Mew Year MEACHAM CREEK HAS MANY PROGRESSIVE FARMERS A9 Whitakor, the 'dentist. Finest oysters at Castle's. 1903 diaries, full line, at Nolf's. Clean up sale on holiday goods at BREVITIES. Howard, farm loans. Oratz's clam chowder istmas turkeys at Castle's. 8h made candy dally at The llday cigars aud pipes at Neu- ye your clothing cleaned at N. k handkerchiefs, mufllers, at ose shoes, Have them repaired eutsch's, Id's Premium hams and bacon c Standard. Jesse Falling. u save money by buying gro at the Standard. PKr lino nr rntinpri unnna nnn rves at the Standard. r p urinri mm tphh fill I nun . . . i if.. I nl .1 v F1 1 I'll r mrim. i . i 1 1 1 v n uiu headquarters for smokers' sup- ' N riHJKUlDi . w . . . n v. . , . , . . .1 nlntitwiB tintll Vmaa . i m-iln A tt ii .it) T Wailnpa. evening being Christmas eve, will be no meeting of the circle the following Wednesday even Ellen G. Tiond, guardian neigh- 1 1 1 i m Till i i iTJini nil iivii uuuiir 1 IM (Mm J I I I I IIII1II1U.V lillLO. UUU LiiUUDUUUU Remeraner in purcnaamg pres nnt tn fopf l'ndlfiton Indian vrea, n imie irmu j eiiuieuw, mer una out) sneep at iu per win a r tr puiiiiM ruiiiiiiiir uiuinr M irrvu f whcttt luiid. IS mil w:it4 fin rim riutr uiiirrM iiuiki nil IHhui ...I 4- 1 4 .w.lln,, iin . . . . . ntthin.t e. . -i.i-i. t i n .i r a r- - I liava ln.. llul ilnalpnViIti J01, residences, and business "vuetS I do nut Hat itpntmrf tr iinloaa tlin Price is right. E. T. WADEf Real Estate Dealer. 1 Big rush of buyers at Itader's furui I ture store. Wanted to Rent A stable. Call at : tills office. New assortment of fancy boxes just ' leeelved at Ward's. Fresh eggs for sale. Everyone guar anteed; CIS Jane street. If you need a carpet It will pay you to read Jesse Falling's ad. Imported limburger and Swiss cheese sandwiches at Gratz's. Mrs. Campbell Is closing out her stock of winter millinery at cost. No Chinese cooking at Phillips' res aurant Everything tastes good. . A nice Hue of stuffed prunes, figs and dates just received at Wards'. Hoes' cigar store for smoking artl "les of all kinds. Patton's old stand. Koeppon's drug store will be closed tomorrow (Christmas) from 12:30 to 4 p. m. Great reduction on sewing machines this month only. Standard and White, Jesse Failing. Perry Houser Is now prepared to supply you with meat at his new shop on East Allta street Don't forget those Christmas boxes of cigars. In book form at the Pendleton Cigar Factory. Special low prices on candles and nuts to Christmas tree and social committees, at The Delta. F,or Rent Cheap 440 acres, good 6-room house and good barn. See Earnbart, the real estate man. The Dally East Oregonian Is on sale In Portland at the Rich news stand in Hotel Perkins, and at the Hotel Port land. For Sale Brick building, 50x90 feet on Main street at a bargain. Will pay $150 a month rent until vacated after sale. E. T. Wade. Lost Gold ring with opal and pearl settings. Supposed to have been wrapped by mistake In package. Lib eral reward will be paid for return to Owl Tea House. Lost A lady's gray kid chatelaine purse containing a check for $200 and money to the amount of $40 in silver and currency. Finder will be liberally rewarded by returning to this office. Pendleton is becoming' famous through the Pendleton Indian Robes. Nothing is more pleasing nor appro priate for holldcy gifts, and thousands are being sold throughout the coun try. Remember In purchasing pres ents" not to forget Pendleton Indian Kobes. Henker, the eye specialist, will give until January 10, 1903, to every per son with bad eyes, a pair of correctly adjusted and scientifically ground lenses free of all cost. Charges In any case will be made to cover cost of frames only. Office at 120 Court street. ! Bargain in laud; 480 acres of wheat I land, raises 25 to 30 bushels per acre; ,100 acres In winter barley. Will har- , vest 45 bushels per acre. All fenced. , Good house, $2500, easy terms, Own-i ' er in poor health. E. T. Wade. The ! foregoing was sold to Walter Adams ' uecemuer zi, oui i nave inner imp gains just as good. More Hay Than Usual Soil Is Very Rich and Easily Irrigated Fine Fruit and Alfalfa Raised. ' Seymour Swauger, of Wilbur Sta . tlon. on Meacham Creek, Is In the , city today making holiday purchases. Mr. Swauger reports a heavy snow fall fh the Blue Mountains. It Is the earliest heavy snow that has laid on nny length of time for several years. Stock is doing well on Meacham ; Creek, many of the farmers and small stockmen having raised more hay :than usual this year, i In the rich creek bottoms of the Meacham Creek canyon many of the i most prolific small farms of Umatil la county are located. The soil Is very rich and the banks of the creek being low, admit of Irri gation. Alfalfa, fruit and all kinds of veg- i etables grow In abundance on these mountain farms. Among those who have cleared off the underbrush and made homes In the.se fertile spots are J. Swart, E. J. Wlllnir, Seymour Swauger, H. W. Swnit and Theo. Harm, who has re cently moved to Grand Rondo. Ths bst stock -range in Eastern Oregon lie3 adjacent to this settle ment and the Idle laud along the creek Is being gradually improved. There is a school house at Wilbur but the nearest postofflce Is at Meach' am, 15 miles farther up the mountain, 1. V i i it 1 1 V; Open Until 9 p. m This Store will remain open 9 O'clock Evenings Until Xmas . .Useful Articles. . GRAND ATHLETIC EXHIBITION. Sparrlrtg, Wrestling and Bag Punch ing at Hendricks Hall Christmas Evening. A grand athletic exhibition will be given at Hendricks hall tomorrow evening, commencing at 5 o'clock. The entertainment will be strictly moral and can be attended by ladies as well as gentlemen and should not be classed with prize fighting and rough sports. The progiam includes an eight round sparring contest between James iJivigne, of Michigan, and Charles Sbockey, of Pendleton. Professor Lavigne will give a three round exhibition of fast and fancy bag-punching. A scientific wrestling match and sovernl preliminary spar ring bouts by local talent. BARB WIRE 'PHONES. Farmers Near Spdkane Form a Tele' phone System With a Central Of fice at Freeman. Spokane, Dec. 24. The farmers of the Mica district, in the southeastern part of this county, have formed a telephone syndicate, known as the Richland Telephone Company, and have made arrangements for placing 120 Instruments among the families of that neighborhood. In place of the regular telephone wire the barb wire fences are utilized. Tho whole country teems with them and consequently there is no difficul ty in running the line. Already there have been about 20 "phones Installed, with a central office at Thomas' store at Freeman, with a switchboard there. With this arrangement a fanner In one section of the district can call up a resident of another part without the least trouble or Inconvenience. It is the intention of the syndicate to establish a central office at Mica and connect with Spokane and Palouse. It For Ladies. For Gentlemen. Kid Gloves Furjloaa Hnioklng JackeW 811k BufiottileM llMirtkerehlefs Chlllbn Una Buit Caw Novelty Necktie nnibrelU Coat Lounging Kobe ' Hnt Neckwear Golf Gloves Umbrella Silk Handkerchief Silk Hose Bilk Dres Pattern Mcy Shirt Muffler Cape Silk Waltt Sweater Silk Lined Gloves Couch Cover Dressing Sack Overcoats Suit of Clothes Lounging Rolw 811k Klinoims Trunk Fancy Vest Silk Wrappers Silk Petticoats Traveling Hag MulHcts The Peoples Warehouse , Outfitters for Hen and Women. MAHIN'S GREAT BUSINESS. SUMPTIOUS DINNER. Splendid Dinner to Be Served at the French Restaurant Christmas. The Fiench Restaurant will, as is its usual custom, serve an especially elaborate Christmas dinner to which all citizens of Pendleton are Invited. The dinner will Include turkey, duck, goose .chicken, dressing, cranberry sauce, hot mince aud other pie, cake, fruit and the delicacies of the season. No effort has been spared to make this dinner one to be remembered, and enjoyed, by all who dine at the French restaurant. No Paper Tomorrow. ( There will be no issue of the East; Oregonian tomorrow. j Christmas Gifts Manicure Sets, Manicure Scissors, Brush and Comb Sets, Military Hair Brushes, Shavinp; ets, Toilet Sets, Glove and Handkerchief Sets, Razors, Safety Kazors, Burnt Leather, Burnt Wood, Pocket Bocks, Art Metal Mirrors and Candlesticks, Wrought Iron Mirrors and Thermometers, "Japanese Cloisonne Ware," Japanese Moriagi Ware, Pearl Handled Pock et Knives, Fountain Pens KOEPPPM'Q nTTn qthrf 65 Stcos Ffnm MsIm Tr,4 tUo fnrtf f Hnuse A 'vu& Itf AWTYM&V - Blockade Strikes Postmen. Local mall carriers have a "kick" to register. No trains have come through from the East for five days owing to the snow blockades at Chey enne and adjacent sections upon tho line of the Union Pacific. In this the postmen see visions of enormous stacks of Christmas mall piled upon the lioor of the statlou Christmas morning and no prospect of enjoying the roasted gobbler. I3aUer City Her ald. In Fine Condition. Douglas Belts reports the stock in the nelghboihood of Pilot Rock In ex cellent condition. During the recent rains the feed yards becunie so soft that much of the feed was wasted, and stock lost slightly In flesh, but the recent freezing weather has changed conditions. Feed Is plentiful and every stockman and farmer In that prosperous locality is leady for winter. ' For Title to Land. Pe-tei-alie-pin-a-wa vs. Billy McKay ond Lucy A-weo Is the title of a suit filed by Attorney James A. Fee this forenoon. .The petitioner asks to be awarded judgment for half the results of 1C0 acres of land since the death of her uather and the title to the uu divided one-half of the land. She claims to be the daughter of A-weo. who died Intestate and that Billy Mc Kay is a son of deceased. Since the death defendants have been deriving all the rents from the land in ques tlon. A Chicago Advertising Agency That Breaks All Records In Its Fourth Year. The Mahin Advertising Company will occupy the entire 8th floor of the Williams building, 200 Monroe street, Chicago, on December 27 Just four years to the day from the time this young agency commenced business with five persons. Now It employs UC persons, only 13 of whom are solicitors, the rest be ing necessary to execute all the do tailK of advertising In tho high grade style Instituted and maintained by the Mahin Advertising Company. Tho new quarters give light on all four sides and are handsomely (It ted I foi the magazine, newspaper, bill iKistlng, painting, street car advertis ing, literary, art. engraving, printing, accounting and addressing depart ments. The total floor space Is 12, 000 square feet. Two hundred and ninety-one active advertisers place their orders with tho Mahin Advertising Company. Grand Ball I ! Grand Ball ! ! 1 Christmas Eve ; j ; Wednesday night ! ! 1 Jolly Club 1 ! 1 Klrkman's orchestra ! ! ! Music Hall I ! ! Everybody come 1 ! I Pendleton Is becoming famous through the Pendleton Indian Robes. Nothing Is more pleasing nor appro priate for holiday gifts, and thousands are being sold throughout the coun try. Remember In purchasing pres ents not to forget Pendleton Indian Robes. Remarkable Offer ings for the Holi day Rush We have just reeoived 2 delayed shipment consisting of Silverware and Candios, and rather than carry any over we shall reduce tho price oven if it is less than the original price. Fine teaspoons, plated with sil ver on a brass and nickel base, at 39 cents a set. Best quality A-i extrc plate sil ver teaspoons, will last a lifetime, at i 98 a set Other line values in knives, ( lorks and fancy silver sets at rc duced prices. , CANDIES Fancy New York! mixed candy at 10c a pound. Other nice creams at 20c and 25c. TOYS AND DOLLS-lmmensej line at lowest prices. The Nolf Store' The Delicacies of the season arc always found at our restaurant. At present we have Finest Oysters Frog Legs $ Clams Crabs f and f Lobsters and other salt and fresh water foods The French Restaurant TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNER BROS Tiileplioiin Miilu 4 Stella I came near missing a pro-, posal last night. , Bella You did? Stella Yes. He got down on his I knees, and I thought he was merely) looking for a ping pong ball, I Drop in at the Boston Store Purchase a pair of Douglas Shoes For Men ...... Or a pair of Gloria Shoes . For Women . Divorce Suit Being Aired. The troubles of Spokane Jim, a Umatilla brave, is being alied before Judge W. R. Gills this afternoon. Spokane sued Mrs. Spokane for a di vorce and the evidence In the case Is being taken today. Walk away and unless you look down you do not know new shoes are on your feet DOUGLAS and GLORIA SHOES are a blessing to humanity. The best, and best selling in the mar ket, genuine oak tanned, soles, dressy, durable and a perfect fit, combining ease and e egance We sell warranted goods. We thank a customer after the purchase and they thank us. Boston Store Where Wir e Families are Shod.' A CITY OF Handsome People Is shown at our store in our magnificent display of 'Dolls. The children fall in love with our big assort ment. We have laughing dolls, talking dolls, dolls that close their eyes in slumber when laid down. Lage Dolls Small Dolls Medium Sited Dolls Never in the Instoryjof Pendleton was such a beau tiful and complete collection of dolls shown. First see the dolls and then get our prices, as we are offering special inducements. TALLMAN & CO. THE LEADING DRUGGISTS Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Omce Delay wfl ead to soriouH break, t ., First cJass wofk guaranteed by BECK, the Reliable Plumber. Court street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel I