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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1903)
9, IRE AT SALE 1OF1 a IT M usltn underwear Li Kfi vhi.iii'.i i v ilk iirrririi ti I For the Money our Corner Window .for Display and Prices. Lee Tetmtf sdhi 11 ia viihili i . imii.h to, safe-keeping. Early yesterday after noon tho futher went to the authori ties and requested (hat they assist jfata llltn lit flt,1ti Mo Dim envlnir iKo lini i llhll Hirftntonorl r. VIH lifmEolr Tio ")' NEWS 58 BREVITIES. J. A. Howard, rami loans. Try Gratz's clatu chowder. Oyster cocktails at Gratz's. Fresh fish dally at Castle's. Clothing cleaned by Joerger. Smoke tho Pendleton Favorite. Everything smokers want at Net nan's. ' Men's half soles. 75c. The best TcTltsch Tho best half soles for ladles. , 10c leuiscn. Don't forget shoe repairing! at Teutsch's. , , John Vinson Is bulfding a .residence in Milton. i . . A gentleman's smoke. The Pendle ton Favorite. A furnished hotel, with naylnc trade, 2000. N. TV Conklin. Imported limburcer and Swiss cneese sandwiches at Gratz's. No Chlneso cooklns at Phillips' res taurant. Everythins: tastes eood One of the best lodging houses In Pendleton, ?3000. N. T. Conklin, Lot for sale, great bargain: Haley's audition. Inquire at 403 Alta street. noes' cigar store for smoking, art! ties of all kinds. Pattern's old stand, The Oregon Dally Journal can be found on sale at Frazlers book store. Hay for sale. Barley, wheat. or al Leave orders at Hawley Bros. cigar store, Maloys old IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. CLEARANCE SALE was not found until late in the even lug, when two ot fits Bisters made a second request Hint he be located. "Ypiinc Itillirlck is said to' have bfeu under the influence ot liquor fori imore than a week, and threatened se-ernl times to take his own life. Yeaterday afternoon he left the home WaIn 1121- stand, headquarters for smokers' sup' piles. A sunrise, when you see that cozy I home I can sell you for $1000. E. T.j wade. ' Wood and coal by car lots a spec ialty. P. P. Collier & Co., 'phone Bui Who Reads Shakespeare Not 'Yeiiowbacks. a colored bootblack and wistant arouad a barber wry far from Main street, of his father and made the threat says the Union. The that he waa going to commit suicide. ci huuiu nut tviiuiu lie Bt:ureu Ul pulHOU Jb I1UI Gene Laverty, who lives two and a hfllr mllpK wpst nf Mlltnn Id ImlMltifr T I I . .-. . i.l. .1 mote, . 1 - C r . I. J up the hdtB and polished, He is married and his wife is report s M hMiitifiii Mr. Fuller lately built and has mov ed into his now residence, four miles north of Milton. . .t ,lin ... . . , r ... T n , .1 1 ... n A . - .i j .... i 1 1 1 . .. ...... n r : blackies, this one might Husiusi any umu wueu uu icmanding his attention Eluding. Tho fact that he 1 1 took open before him ; It up for a dime novel L-.1. t to ago curiosity impelled (.!.. mw-. .11.? Jacob Zuber of Union County Dies as Result of a Fall. La Grande, Jan. 21? Jacob Zuber, who met with a serious accident by falling Sunday afternoon, died last evening at 5:10 o'clock. The Tall caused him to be seriously injured in ternally, and at his age the shock was more than te could stand oarmnvkR of a yellow- Mr. suner was a nauve or uer- WS too well hound for. a many ana came 4 10 uranue itonue ' vni pv vpnrq npn M o nmirf.i in , i . 1 . ...nn InVnn mtnf over the apparently thrill- a wen viiumucu iu uy ui wii" vunrii Truin d i n nr wan Antral ai waiia waua twuie or roison in mib fos. imsled last night with a of tliycinlne in his possession years ago. the cattle business for some years. In 1879 he and Hear' Striker built in the Union- brewery, and In l&B.'i he went into the general merchandise business, retiring a few years ago on account qf his age. Ho has, been a devout member of the Mnwonlc lodge since his arrival here, and one of the first members ot" that frater rity 'in this valley. A lie Humors hands, falling hair, and . - O 9 -.VHIUt J V- V 4 ti a. e ndcloggingof the Pores, .T " "IHfUlODMDIiHH. R. A. Carden Dead. H. A. Carden, of Athena, died last nlgbt at '10:15 o'clock, of paralysis. He was stricken about eight days ago, sinco which time he had been entirely helpless. Mr. Carden was 78 years and 10 months ot age at the time ,or his death. He was a Virgin ian by birth and had been a resident of Umatilla county from March, 1878. For about seven years he resided in Pendleton and theu moved to Athe na, where he had since resided. He vas a carpenter by occupation. His wife, who was a sister of Mrs. A. M. Raley, of this place, died about seven years ago. Mr, and Mrs. Carden are survived by six sons 'and one daugh ter. The sons are A. O. and James, of this place; Fred, a resident of Athena; Mclvln and William, w,ho .re side at Wenafchee, Wash., and Hen ry, who is in the Klondike. The daughter, Mrs. Qozbl Henderson, lives at Falrhaven, Wash, The fun eral will bo from Baker & Folsoa's undertaking parlors at 2 p. m. tomor row, and will be conducted by Rev. Potwlno. The Interment will take place in Olney cemetery. JHalf soles at Teutsch's. CUT FLOWERS ? .wvwalc prices. t GREEN PLANTS uii iiann n annn c itinn nt inrahawc hs ms .wme t. : . . - : " " -V T 'OfiU't I. . 7 " " ' '.uovb in nn if , is delicious and only 5 cents. nnw V mm. MM- M mm. m. - MM torn Mato St., Toward the Court Howse portraits given free to customers at Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery. Charles Clemons has just moved Into his new residence, a couple of miles west of Milton. See the' little Pendleton girls in the cantata at the Presbyterian church on Saturday next. Wanted Three rooms for light housekeeping in good locality. Ad dress G. W. D., care E. O. For Sale A nice business in Pen. dleton, suitable for man or woman of moderate means. N. T. Conklin For Sale Brick building with basement, 50x90, on Main street Good property at a bargain. Easy terms. b. T. wade. Do, not fail to attend the entertain' inent at the Presbyterian church Sat urday the 24th. Admission IE and ,25 cents. Free at Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery, beautiful oil portraits made frotn photos furnished. They are worKs or art. tor Kent Neatly furnished room for gentleman. Use of bath, electric lights and 'phone. Inquire 312 South Main street, See W. B. Jenkins for door name plate, signs, numbers, etc. Newest novelties. Prices low. Office, Commer ctal Association. M. F. Kelly was fined in the police court this morning, $1 for engaging in the business of hauling baggage without a license.. . The scarlet fever, measles and smallpox, all of which were prevalent around Milton some time ago, have reen completely obliterated. Oil portraits free at Martin's Fam ily Grocery and Bakery. Not cheap, trashy portraits, but works of art Absolutely free to customers. The Ladles' Aid Society of the M E. church wllf give a dime social at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Rugg. Wednesday evening, January 21. All are invited, J. K. Kepplnger and I. M. Smith have dissolved partnership in the res taurant business. Mr. Kepplnger hav lftg purchased , his partner's Interest In the business, at 652 Main street. J. C. Prltchctt, of North Milton, is building a residence, which he ex pects to occupy In the spring. Mr. Prltchett raises fruit extensively, and .leportg that the prospect for all kinds or fruit is One. Tbere will be. a dance tonight at L. C. Rothrock's place, near Havana, given by Frank Lleuallen, who has charge of the place during the ab sence of Rothrock and his father, who. have secured an agency for the Security Safe for Polk and Benton counties. Mr, Lieualllen lately mov ed upon the Rotbroclf place from Weston. , For Sale 23 sections of grazing anu arming lands in Umatilla and Morrow coiintles, Good buildings. Ranch will feed 15,000 to 10,000 sheep. Plepty of water. Also be tween 11,000 and 12,000 head pt sheep, 130 head of cattle, 3fr horses, wagons, harness, plows, seeders and other fanning supplies. Address Joseph Vey, Pendleton. $ ,50 White-Lace Curtains, Clearance Price, $ .39 1.00 -1.25 , " 1.50 1.76 '3.00 " ,4.00 . ' i 5.00 , " V .50 Ecru " 4- ; 1.00 " 1.75 2.75 4.50 ; 6.00 , .79 ' " " .98 i .20 ; " 1.30 ' ;. " - '; " 2.40 " ;. 3.30 ? 4.20 " ' ,1 " .39 , , , . I I " . "' j.30 " " 2.20 ...' 370 " " 4.95 Tailor Made Suits, Clearance Price $1.98 to $25.00 Walk'ng SkirtB, Clearance Price $X.5 to $20.00 Jackets, Clearanco Price $2.00 to $15.00 The Peoples Warehouse PENDLETON, OREGON. Sea food fresh at Castle's. Rubber bands, fresh stock, sold in bulk, means saving. Nolt's. For Rent Two furnished ront looms. Addiess Mrs. 'll. S. Dorman. Store News A r linn rf f3Mt lrv nin. J Ole Olsen, who is about 27 years L . " " with the scarlet: """ '""" "",,l''a, "r 1 1 19c to 48c. - Call and see them , We sell stationery, blank books I and .office supplies j AT A DRY GOODS PROFIT. of age, came down fever yesterday. Beautiful 5-room cottage, two lots, f:hnde and fruit trees, nicely located. Reduced to $1500. K. T. Wace. A quarantine was put upon the res idence of Harl Stewart last evening for scarlet1 fever, of which there are three cases in the fainlly.. A. A. McDauiel, who lives on Wild Horse, near Saxe station, will either' rent or sell his farm and, move tg Pocatello to manage an agency fori the Security safe. j No. 1, the overland westbound pas-j senger,- Is about 11 hours late today according; to the latest advices, and will arrive. at this point about o'clock tonight. Blue Mountala Court No. 2, Tribe of Ben Hur, will install officers Thursday night, January 22, after which refreshments will be served All members are requested to be present. The largest gun in 'the world, a 10 Inch weapon, requiring years In con' struction, was completed ,at 'Water vllet arsenal In June, this being the most powerful engine of destruction yet devised. THE NEW Pingree GLORIA $3.50 SHOES For Ladies Have Arrived Boston Store Where Whole Families are Shod. GLASSWARE Our new Spring Goods fine Berry and Fruit Bowls in New Cut Glass effects, 20c. Fancy Water Jugs, 20a to 45c. Specials rolls ! Sanitary Toilet Paper, for 25c.- New Mounting Books, ipc. Paste, Ink and Mucilages complete lines 5c up. The Nolf Store The Delicacies of the season are, always found at our restaurant. At present we have Finest Oysters f Frog Legs f Clams Crabs f and Lobsters f and other salt and fresh water foods The French Restaurant TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBROS Toloplioni) Main 4 Solid Comfort I Js enjoyed when your home is heatrd by one of the Acorn stoves. They don't need cons tant attention as the use of coal in them is more economical than in any other stove manu fictured, and the bright, cheer ful fire that glows from one is pleasant and cheery. The Acorn stoves are sold in Pen dleton only by W.. CLARKE & CO., COURT STREET Babbit Metal JVt:,, per bar at the E. O. Office WOVAI PlO YOI I Pct people Ho know what? IW WW UKf I SmKJj' vou have to sell II vn The new store can never be t rMirnwAM known unless 'jl avrlscs M LJ V CT. hi lofc Y
