r
AILY EAtT 0K80NIAN, KNM.KTON, 0RC60N. WtNIWAV, MAY IS, 1WJ.
WILL GET FREE TRIP
Comer Mate a Alto Streets.
City Briefs
-.MtittHouier't,
te Shu? for paper hanging,
R ihoe work at Teutschs.
, He Delta's iced drinks.
idou l cream, The Delta. -
. n.i.MMiB tihnrninrv.
sii sincne, otuuimi i
SjKprlng suits at Joerger's..
taf, Queen olives, nawiey
t (urslihed rooms to rent at
Iter! street.
Otiidjot Imported and domestic
s it Orati's.
r rim store, headquarters for
s' wtplles.
ji.jra.had your shoes repaired
tM Try him.
rtulmoa received dally at Cas-
ikbl mirket.
t uellMt and latest Chicago
(tuts. Campbell's,
bin clarinet, key of C, for sale
Dire at this office.
t portraits of our president,
mitooseieii, at the noii store.
tlitlTJ In sleht on thn Tinder-
li typeTriter. J, S. Kees, agent.
Tie Difference
.between the lasting
r;:guaimes ot gooit
"ana cheap
Jewelry
pet. We will
sell you good goods
t cheap figures
whiltj you pay a big
price for tne cheap
goods to some one
Yours for
m goods,
IZIKER
THE
r'KWELER and OPTICIAN
1 3 cent drink in the city.
to Sell and
Bound to Please
11. -4. raaiiIo urill man fr f
If ;c o cheap umi ry . j
fcSfl rt,clf .4 low price. It must have a quality that
rcfc ith the price it peopic aic cApcticu w ouy
5' IWusIln unuerwcar
. ...nnA to none in quality and price and bound
;fftTv.ct of satistaction. It pleases us to show it
toiine- ioc to $1.25
Der,,,,;e' ..... ioc to Si oo
Xcrst Covers...-- soc tQ
&as; '.'."..' 5 t0 3 5o
Skirts ycc to j2.oo
Chemises ;
SB'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Picnic goods. Hawley Bros
Smokers' supplies at Ncuman's.
See Sharp's artistic wall paper.
Ladles' half soles 40c. Teutsch.
Ice cream and soda. The Delta.
Fresh strawberries daily. Oliver Ai
Co.
Seeds package and bulk. Hawley
Bros.
Fresh strawberries dally. Hawley
Bros.
Fish and poultry, Lyman's 310
Court.
Try 'the Palm, 221 Court street,
Jor nuts, candles and fruits.
.Imported llmburger and Swiss
cheese sandwiches at Gratz'c.
- "El Sldelo," the best cigar made, at
Bees' -cigar store. Court street.
Wanted Girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Louis Hunzlker.
Our new spring patterns for suits
arc for Inspection. Seibert & Schulz.
For every complete set of coupons
you can get a glass of soda at the
Delta.
Wanted Girl for housework in
small family. Good wages. L. Hun
zlker. Hanlon's cigar store, headquarters
for smokers' supplies, Association
block.
. Blacksmith shop in Pendleton for
sale. See Earnhart, Association
block.
Camas Prairie stock ranches, ICO to
1.000 acres. Prices right. E. T.
Wade.
One hundred and sixty acres. Half
rich bottom land. Good improve
ments. $1C00. E. T. Wade.
A boy 10 years old or older, wanted
at E. O. office to work in press room.
Apply EaBt Oregonlan ofllce.
Houser always furnishes good
meat. Send In your order. Market
Alta street, opposite Savings Bank.
Hazelwood Ice cream bricks at
Ward's. Three flavors vanlla, straw
berry and chocolate. Price CO cents.
Straw hats, golf Bhirts, summer un
derwear, large assortment to select
from. Prices reasonable. Baer &
Daley.
All members of Alpha Assembly.
No. 9, are requested to be present
Thursday evening. Something special
on hand.
Two Sales of Realty,
Tuesday E. T. Wade sold lot C In
block 1, ot Cole's addition to H. Pot
ter, for $120, and also sold the whole
of block 102 In reservation addition
to C. C. Brolllar, of Iowa, for $1,000.
.Going Out of Business.
On May 18th the Empire Meat .Mar
ket will close for an Indefinite time.
All persons having any claims against
the firm and all parties owing the
firm will please call on or before the
above date.
SCHWARZ & GREULICH.
LOG CABIN SODA
WnJ !fVor!te Keppsn's Log Cabin Soda Fountain is
ln and ready to serve you with delicious
Soda and Ice Cream Soda
'!tk iiL"1 f'VOrite drink-s and manv new ones. Among
iBrntandT' drinks are Chocolate Cream Puff, Tropical
Hj ""b"' ounuae.
'Ua'- is.our best 5 cent drink nd we believe !t is
!?PEN'S DRUG STORE
nom Main St, Toward the Court Hoae
ONE BOY AND ONE GIRL TO
SEE PRESIDENT AT SPOKANE.
People Warehouse Will Send Two I.
upiu of Public School to Spokane I
Free Transportation and Hotel
Expenses.
The Peoples Warehouse is going to
send one boy and one girl, to be se
lected from the two highest grades
in the Pendleton public school, to
Spokane, on May 26, the occasion of
the president's visit to that city.
Free transportation from Pendleton
to Spokane and return and two days
noiei expenses In SDokane will ho
given free to the lucky boy and girl
selected in the voting contest for this
honor.
The boy and girl to enjoy this extra
ordinary trip are to be chosen in the
following manner.
Cut the coupons from the People's
Warehouse advertisement In the East
uregonian, write the name of youi
choice In the blank space, on the cou
pon, and deposit the coupon at the
People's Warehouse, on any week day
between the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p.
m from now until Saturday evening.
May 23. The boy and girl having
the highest number of votes will bo
declared elected at that time.
The progress of the contest will be
announced from day to day. The
names of the scholars of the Junior
and Senior classes, from which the
boy and girl are to be selected, are
as follows: Olen Arnsplger, Robert
uronm, iter Neu, Mary Rothrock. Mae
Ferguson, Bertha Alexander, Nellie
Jay, Lenore Sheridan, Gertrude Sher
idan, Ivy KImbrell, Chloe Stanfleld,
Bess Duncan, Myrtle Dlzney, Will
Wyrlck, So Williams, Dell McCarty
and Fred Hartman.
This Is a chance of a lifetime for
two young people of the city to see
a president of the United States and
to witness the exercises which will
be carried out by the citizens of Spo
kane on that occasion with truly
Western spirit
The president will be in Spokane ou
May 20, and It will be necessary to
leave here on Monday morning, Ma)
25, In order to reach that city In time
for the program. In returning, they
can leave Spokane Wednesday morn
Ing, May 27, arriving here at 5:30 p
m. the same day.
Vote for one boy and one girl and
be sure to vote right, as the coupons
are not Interchangeable. Vote for
the boy on the. coupon .designated, .afe
the boys' coupon, and for tne gin on
the girl's coupon. The first will ap
pear tomorrow evening.
MORE BASEBALL TOMORROW.
Another Series of
Played Between
Games Will Be
Pendleton and
Walla Walla.
Pendleton baseball cranks are look
Ing forward eagerly to the next series
of games to be played here, commenc
ing tomorrow evening.
Walla Walla Is coming down tomor
row armed with a stronger team anil
the crlm determination to carry off
the honors from the enemies' own
field, but the Indian lads think other
wise. Pendleton Is now at the head
or the list and expects to stay there
nml will endeavor to teach the visit
ors on Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday afternoons that the way
to the top of the greased pole or uase
ball fame Is hard to climb and tedi
nils. tIip llne-iiii of the bovs who will
give the local fans a chance to slug
songs of victory In the Thursday's
game is as follows, given In their bat
ting order:
Neagle second base; Brown, catch
t-r: Gass. center field; Dunn, short
stop; Davlscourt, left field; Hartman,
first linse; Snledell. third base; Km
rlirht flpld. and Tavlor. Colllei
nr McDonald will pitch. McDonald
In a new man and will play with Pen
riiPtnri for the first time tomorrow.
no i frnm Wnlln Walla. The ordet
nf tin. llne-uii mav be changed a little
at the last, but In the main the men
...in i.inv rm hpreln set forth. J ne
gamo will be called at 3 o'clock Thuis
day afternoon,
Health Food Agents.
15 It. Cowles. F. Flelslg, F. J. Brad
ley, S. P. McCauley. E. A. Coffman
and Mrs, L A. Hamilton, all of Battle
Creek. Mich., are registered at the
Hotel Pendleton. They are here In
the interest of the big manufactory of
cereal foods at that place, and are
advertising their latest product, Cero
Krnto. They will probably leave the
city tomorrow.
Cunningham Wool Coming In.
Charles Cunningham, the sheep
king, has begun to ship his wool cl p
lor the present season. Today one
lot of 75,000 pounds was brought in
from Pilot Rock and takeu to the
Pendleton Scouring Mills. The , othei
half of the clip will be shipped from
Echo by train to the mills here to be
Coined1 The wool Is all of the first
grade and of an average yield.
Will Locate In Pendleton.
n nniinwnv. traveling ropresen-
taUvo of the Blake-McFau Paper
Company, of Portland, will locate
S rmanenll? in this city this being a
central point In the Nor hwest tonl
Mr. Ga oway. Mrs.
Galloway ! T expected to arrive about
May 20.
HALF
PRICE
4
HALF
PRICE
HALF
PRICE
Notice to Builders.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of T. F. Howard, architect,
room seventeen Judd block, up to
three o'clock p. m., of May 10th, 1903,
for the erection and completion of a
two-story brick building, according
to plans prepared for the same by T.
F Howard, architect. Stone founda
tion and cement work reserved. The
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids for the work.
May Cth, 1603,
Wanted Woman to cook and do
general housework for family of two.
Applv 104 Jacknon street, acioss river.
That's the Shoe
Have
The
You
$3 00
Heard
Douglas
Of It?
Shoe
All men who wear it, praise it,
"It's a beauty " "It fits."
"It wears."
AnH other commendatory pliras
express the fact that our new 3 oo
DOUGLAS SHOE is the shoe of
the hour.
Boston Store
IT PATS TO TR1DI AT
The PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
Commencing Monday at 9
o'clock we witt offer the
Balance of the EBEN
STOCK; Skirts, Waists,
and Underwear at
One
Half
Price
Many desirable things are
still left in this stock, bat
of coarse, with prices cat
in half they won't last lone
Better Come Early
HALF
PRICE
AT
The Nolf Store
Another Urge iblpraeut of baby carriage! and i
ootli I
$4 45 to $uj.
We tell a reliable line Hint will give J on ex.
dellent Mrvlie.
VIoMno- Tan Win
The tale contlnuei-Truut twikett 9.V: ioU
riy Uooki loo to 11.45 do. Madera Ic to 76c.
Split bamboo pole., (our Jolnti, to
The Nolf Store
Tablets, Pencils and Inks.
HALF
PRICE
HALF
PRICE
HALF
PRICE
TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWNER BROS
Telephone Mnln 4
bargains in
Real Estate
1 have a larger and butter
list of FarniH, Stock Ranches
and City Property to sell
I than evur boforo. AIho a big
lot of land in the coming
'wheat ecction of Eastern
1 W&ShingtOI).
N. Berkeley
Chicago
Typewriter
MAPLE BROS, Agents
Price 35
Knual to any f 100 Mao'ilne
Typewriter Buppllt u I Hub
Iter Htatnp Gocds
4
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