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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1903)
tjjreat July Skirt Sale .-.have just 149 SKIRTS left that must be closed out at , re to make room for the large Fall and W nter tcck tinned. We do not want to carrv J U? S??n !j have put prices on them that will make them move . Wha I.... ine is vour gain and if you are a wisp UcMy every item below and then act at onCC READ ON All our $13.00 Skirts go at. 12 00 ,, ,, . " 10.00 ,, . 9. - " - '00 ,. - J 00 .. Coo . .. 5.oo . - ... - 4o - .. 350 .. .. ,. - 3.0" .. 2 50 .. ,. 2 00 . $10.00 9.50 8.00 7.25 6.40 5.50 4.75 3.90 2.95 2.75 2.10 1.90 1.45 DA.LV EASTOREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1903. THOUSAND HORSES Ilkis Sale will last just 10 Days from Thursday, JULY 16th to Saturday night, JULY 25th. lEUTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Cor. Main and Alta Streets. WILL BE SHIPPED FROM ECHO TO ALBERTA, CAN. W F. Matlock Has Bought an Idaho Farm Valued at $11,800 M. H. Gil lette Has Purchased Echo Prnn-ru Valued at $30,500, and Will Con duct a Dairy Farm. '. lLI.labb nml M- GI"etto left s"?nlllR for ,no 1aIose country, near Moscow, where the former will i.Cnre? of "10 ranch tllero 'hlch the latter has sold to W. F. Matlock, of this p ace. After the transfer has i Viii "lll"er closed up, City Brevities Llei (or ffcsu flan- i giien away Sco page 4. e Sharp for paper hanging. Idiclras Ice cream, The Dolto. supplies at Noumou'B. die host bread, get nohrmnn'u. IMg tallies o aim up. nuuui d. tlterries by the crate nt Kcm- tmtiln pons at luilf price. Fru- repaired nt tabulator on mti Raiueil in. urn uuuiubui: Hire j our kudos ph'f. li Ktra charge for Cnietnood ks'- (all lo read tiie Underwood Itrnter ad in this issue. teteired dally, fresh tumulcs, Is wd crawfish at Gratz's. ;tla! - $S5n liuyK business, $1G0 I profit per month. Wade & Dry- (fliirlfc Ijuic about your paint- vJ pap-'r hanging: 807 Vincent I: below -ost all Humiuer, mil 7 --specially pnttenm. Mrs. tatted A second-hand Homing llP'wrltcr In good condition. Ad- Is II C care KaHt Orogonlan. IV Piano Purchase Union Is a ' saving and makes it possible I ircryone to have an Instrument. l-opl conic by the tuns and doss-1 hear uur evening concerts ltd on the I'ianolu. the greatest 1 player on the niarUot today. m Empln l'lniio House, 001 Fresh fruits at Kemler'e. Try The Delta's iced drinks. Fresli fruit dally at Martin's. Fresh ranch eggs at Kcmler's. See Sharp's artistic wall paper. Stationery und offlro supplies, Fru zier's. Wanted Machinist and moulder at Itigby-Clovc Foundry. .lust received 11 large shipment of musk melons nt Oliver's. Try the Palm, 221 Court for nuts, candles and fruits. U C Hader about that S50 worth of funilturo lie is giving away. Forty different styles of extension tables from $5 to $30, Rader's. Tents, ramp stoves, camp stools, etc.. nt llador's Furniture store. California watermelons just receiv ed, .'! cents a pound, at Oliver's. MI Preferida, the best cigar made, Mr. Gillette will move his household eiioptu to Mile .... . .1 1-uumry, wnere lie will .Y, V , "nub rnnc1'. "t Kcho, "1 hp nns nought of W. E. Mat lock in the same rlp.i! In short, Matlock and Gillette have made a double swap by wlilch Matlock gains the Palouse ranch and Gillette the Matlock property nt Kcho. There are lfio acres of land In the former ''"puiij, an under cultivation, with houses, barns and Implements and well stocked. In addition to this the Inrm carries with It .inoi . oto acres on mint adjoining that has been leased and worked by the owner tiio eonslderntloii for the 1 arm ana crop was $11,800. Gillette, on the other hand, bought the Bcho ranch of GUSi acres at $50 an acre, together with 230 head of came at a head. The land will bring $2.r.,43i; and the stock $5,060. In addition to this there are a lot of horses o ntho place and all kinds of Implements and conveniences for the worniiig of the place. It Is the Intention of the purchaser to conduct the place as a dairy ranch and he will attempt to make it as large a dairy faun as there Is in the county. j Mr. Ilabb. who has occupied the street, 1 place tor years, will go with a largo I Sllllmient Of hnrsns Id r-nnn.In ii-lu,.- ' I ...... ...Ill 1... ... A. . ...j .Mi. buiu 111 inu general mar- sei 10 the settlers of that country. Mr. Matlock and Sparks, a man from Alberta, will ship from 700 to 1,000 head of horses from Echo to Moose- jaw in the Alberta country, the last of the coming week, where they will be put on the stock ranch of the lat ter named man, where they will be held lor sale. The slock are all meant to he heavy bred Iron, the ........ nt Ueos' cigar store. Court street. Don't let cigars get tho best of you ( range and suited for the woik on the get the best of cigars. Haulon's. arvesters' All kinds of imported and domestic lunches aud clam chowder at Gratz's. Denul.son's glue, paste, mucilage, diamond Ink, office supplies. Nolf's. Wc have fruit jars and fruit jar extras, rubbers, covers, etc. It. Rolir m 1111. Don't fall to see the easy leclining porch and lawn chairs at T. C. Tay lor's hardware store. Five pianos in lour duys proves that the union is a bucccss. Tlier kelson's Piano House. Wanted Nice, cool, furnished room in private family. Addiess 11., care of l.asl Oregonlan office. Lost College pin, initials S. 11. H. engraved on same. Finder please return to this ollicc and receive reward for the money to bo found auywliure. larms of that section. Mr. Ilabb will return lo this country after the ar rangements for the snle have been made, but it is not known yet where be will locate. Returned From Camping. John Wynne, Tex Latiglver and JamoB Doty have returned from a camping trip of several weeks in the mountains. They went to the head ot Desolation creek as far as Is ever l!ltni with !l u-OL-mi nlirl i.jimiu.il (tbeie for u week. On their return they came by way of Hldnway and Lehman Springs, camping at the lat ter place for n week. Every evening that they weie camped at the first place there was lrost on the ground in the morning, and several times they found Ice frozen in the morn ing. They hud good luck with the trout and pome hack well nlcased guarantee tho best piano valiie j wlth the trip. It pays to trade at The Peoples Warehouse on Short Lines of muMm Odds and nEds, Broken Siies and THE LAST PAIR Left, just as good as the first pair sold but the prices these last pairs are radically different iMMireini gr xfitoiri Tiles Men's Canvas Shoes, and Low Shoes in Patent Colt, Velour Colt and Vici Kid o r n o All new stylish seasonable goods. WE WILL MAKE THE PRICES RIGHT. Come and see Suppi ( inland' Umpire Piano House, 001 1 Mrs. Nye Is Away. . 1 Mlt1"- .,,,, . . ' -Mrh. A. W. Nye Is the guest of ,pC; Despaln & Clark will bine a em "j 1 i,enlK In Portlnnd and at Seaside. ICS luiicy Calllornla watermelons in next I tl)(, aUer ,acu Kho wj l0 week. Go to your grocery-limn 1(" ; Taeoiun. wheie sho will visit her - them. ,l.....rl.f,... !W..c r ....lit...... llni'lunv fnl ' nioiioj i,neh If it don't wako , T1()M. linowiug themselves In debt .. Inmlti,' 'while the uuesl of ' her p uiat is the guarunlue wo , j, ,. collier & Co., will please 1 (mihter. thev will visit wirlous ( ellli oiu- aliirm clocks. Wewtun 1... t. first day of August ,. ,iie Sound and It is nroba- Don't 1 promptly. i hie that they will extend the trip 10 ICstluintes given on short nollco 011 ( Alaskan points. iialiituig unci paper hanging. Charles ( Lane, the pioneer painter, S07 Mn- Contest Ends Saturday Night. .. -out. street. 1 Ta. -uasslng contest being con- Good meat In glimmer must lie (lm.u,, IV ,. A under, the furniture taken cure of. That's the kind you lWilit,v j,, wlilt-li $50 In prizes will ho get at Houser s. Alta street, opposite L,..,,, invliy ,vI11 ,,()St. Saturday Savings llanl;. 'evening. Mr. Itader Is well pleased We can satisfy the demands of the j wiu, the result of the contest, as his most laslidlous artists with our 1 many patrons have taken great in splendid array of superb pianos. In- forest. However, there will lie many land Umpire Piano House. 001 Main. J surprises when the answers lo the The late P. S. Ollmoro, founder of ' puzzles are made known, the lainous Gllmoro hand, says: "The -- - Klinball Piano Is my preference over J Son Has Been Born, all other Instruments." We take do- Vord was received in the city today llUO .UIB. .Jtwwun son had been horn to their The Peoples Warehouse Outfitters for Hen and Women CHILD DRANK GASOLINE. '"em In many varieties. " K'mkI gold watch out in tho W field Wc can sell von n rn- t timekei' lHr (ll nhon.. ,,,or limf for the harvest flolil. If we It you are only out a dollar r 1011 can't ufford to neglect F(jes We liavp smni.-pii i-inROK IWtoctnrs and eoLrirlns.' I-. y?ur wntch neud ropairlllg., repair . iepartniunt is thoroughly - uur work guaranteed. 1UNZIKER Asked for Water and Was Given Con tents of the Wrong Cup by Older Sister. Athena, July 21. Yesterday the lit tle daughter of Charles Gay. about 1 Vs years of age, asked lor a drink and was given some gasoline by an older sister, mistaking It for water as It sat In 11 cup on 11 window or table. Her father tun to the drug storo with her, wlieio by prompt action of Dr. liotkln, she wns soon resting easy and is out of danger THE NOLF STORE Fine Toilet Soaps iipii From 2c to 24c a bar. consisting of Oatmeal, Glycerine, far, lJIdor Why not save u handled dollars berry and many o'Jii r styles Purchasers' union and join the Piano at Therkelsen's Piano House? Bicycles, $18.50 to $35 ntroducing St. GEORGE Restaurant Ulnnor Twonty-llvu Conts l'roiu II 40 a. in, to 7 i. ill. Short orders :i upoolallty Quick, (Jourtoouti Sorvlce Opuu ull Day and Night T. A. Oldfather , Prop. IEWELUR TUB und OPTICIAN light In showing them to the public. by m ,.? ire Pinno House, 001 , .hut a llllllllll n...... - - .. daughter, Mrs. il. u. jiiirus, ui i dan Wash. Mrs, IJurns is well known In this city, and her husband is me Heaiuuii uauu. Inland Main J I cashier of the Jj j Case of Package ot good quality tOc. S3S!,?tBed BuB Destroyer, (. ""K like it on the market. "'Jnvfi.. .1 . . . . mat nas tried it. 25c. Poison Fly Paper: l en sheets m a package Each package will kill a -niart of "Vs. 5c. Imported Suleot Insect Pow der: the kind that gives sat isfaction. A 2 ounce package 10c. KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE "5t'wlVom Mill 11 Street tnwmil the Court Hoiim. Wc c-juip any wheel with oatir brake for j'i extra best I A Nice, Jtricy Pairs of New Typhoid Fever. lis Ida Chunuiuu. who nas ueen visiting In Portland, was called liome by a message from I.elinuin Springs, telling of the serious Illness ol her son. who has been there for some time The boy has been attacked by tin- typhoid fevor. Visiting at Portland. Mrs. Lot l.ivermore, accompanied by her daughter, and her sons, Hub ert and Lynwood. have gone to Port land where she will visit relatives and friends for a time and then will go lo he coast and spend the next month SCHOOL AND OFFICE 3UPPLIE8 t t The Colombia j Lodging House j 1 Stone to Athena, George Kruger is Bhlpplng his sec ond car of cut stouo for the founda tion of tho now M. 13. church at Athena la Grande Observer. Do you want to see them? j Glad to show them ; Boston Store! Newly Furnished, Bar in connect! bet. Alta & Wubb bts. In Center of Hlock. F. X. Schempp Proprietor Steak is just thin weather, hot to roaHt or IIO11II or phono tho tiling It !h too hoi l meat MIESCKE :j I-:, (-'our'. Plume Hel till i T II E (fUKKN HOTEL CU.U comioiubio riMiiui nuiii ,nrilill.. Nwlr rurillltlCO Ihrouuhout. (unii UiI llouio In conncctloii. Mul. t nil liuun Only wlillu help fin -liluyod. nivn in u trial. t f i 4. f t r ; i