PA"-Y EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1903.
Grand Wrapper Sale
L
COUNTY COURT MAKES THE
FIRST APPORTIONMENT
It Pays to Trade at
schdo
LIBRARIES
Tomorrow morning Toesday, Aost 4
wc place on sale H8 wrappers Sch
mtfst be closed oat at oncef The fof
lowing prices will sarelydo it:
$2.00 Wrappers at U
175
1.50
35
1-25
1. 00
75
5
1 40
1.20
I.05
1. 00
.So
55
Don't overlook the big shirt waist sale
1 5c and tip.
Teutsch's Big Department Store
Corner Main and Aha
Fresh fruits at Kcmler's
Fresh fruit dally at Martin's.
Fresh ranch eggs at Kemler's.
Fresh fish, game and poultry. Cas-
Ctot your clothes
ger's.
Fountalt,
zler's.
Gity Brevities
I se Sharp for paper banging.
' Pest shoe work at Toutsch's.
Smokers' supplies at Ncuniau s.
Se Sharp's artistic wall paper.
Are you going to Lohmnn Springs?
Stationery and office supplies. Fra-
pr'.
For h Itiirfl bread, got Rohrman's.
BlacKhenies by the crnte at Kern-
tr's
I Wcy don't you go to Lehman
Irrlog
Ircner wanted at the Domestic
launJrj
No extra charge for tabulator on
Underwood.
Don'' fall to read the Underwood
bpowrlter ail in this Issue.
Piano slightly used for sale cheap,
flirnt Empire I'lnno House.
Received dally, fresh tamales,
tabs ana crawfish at Gratz s.
Mi l'reierhla, the best cigar made,
: Titus' olgnr store, Court street.
We have fruit jars anil fruit jar
ptraf rubbers, covers, etc. It. Rohr-
In,
ISu ( harlus Lane about your nalnt-
L; and paper hanging; NO" Vincent
t latest sheet music, 10c, ICc. 25c
i TlTn Inland Umpire Piano
Me
At and below cost all summer mil-
(aery especially patterns. Mrs.
impbell
Pon't torget our standing offer wlee of bookkeeping
fcree months' free Instruction given 1 mestlc Laundry.
Pith every piano sale, Inland Km
lire Piano House.
cleaned at Joer-
Fra-
pens at half price
It pays to buy toilet soap at Nolf's.
Prices low.
Wanted Machinist and moulder at
Itigby-Clovo Foundry.
Try the Palm, 221 Court street,
for nuts, caudles and fruits.
Tents, camp stoves, camp stools,
etc., at Itader's Furniture store.
Hoods that are right at prices that! Pendleton district
are rigni at Itader's furniture store
All kinds of Imported and domestic
nincnes and clam chowder at Gratz's.
Don't let cigars got the best of you
get the best of cigars. Haulon's.
Ale you going camping? U C Ra
dor's camp stools, folding tables and
camp supplies.
Wanted Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address W. H.
C, care East Oregonlon office.
Estimates given on short notice on
painting and paper hanging. Charles
Lane, the pioneer painter, SOT Vin
cent street.
Good meat In summer must be
taken care of. That's the kind you
get at Houser's. Alta sticet, opposite
Savings Hank.
Wanted An office girl who is a
good penman and lias some know!-
Apply at Do-
'tal of Six Hundred Forty Dollars
tor tne Entire County, of Which
Pendleton Receives One Hundred
Flfty-Two.
J. F. Xnu'lln v, ...
,n . ' -, tuuuiy Hiipenn-
nH ,1 schools, has just complet
er. "i'iHruonment of the money
Biven h m by the county court for the
lab !'mil of libraries throughout
the different school districts of the
w1!!.n Vw, ,aw Provides mat the
louu shall give to the county super
intendent once each year, a sum which
snail amount to at least ten cents
per capita for each or the school
children In ilm mimh. .. i,
Hshment of libraries throughout the
""""J. one in each district. Thoro
are in the county C.400 pupils In tho
various schools, and therefore the
court gave to the superintendent me
sum of $G40.
The sum given was on the mini
mum basis of 10 rents f tl. ,..,ll
and It Is tho first time thnt the court
lias voted the money In the history
of the county. The books bought
jms time will be tho nucleus for a li
brary cach bf 10 jjisti-Iots. which
will grow as the money Is voted from
year to year.
By the provisions of the law the
school board or each district shall
at the call or the county superintend
ent meet him at his office, and there
decide on the books they will buv
rrom a list already approved by the
state board or education. When they
have made their choice the money
will be paid lor the books" and the
property will be Torwnrded to the
various districts. Professor Nowiln
has appointed the first week in Sep
tember as tho time that he will meet
the school boards for the purpose of
making the selections of the books,
Ho will be at his office all or that
week, ready to meet and conrer with
the boards on tho subject. '
Ily the apportionments the districts
receive all the way from $1 to $102.
The latter sum was clvon to the
and shows that
there are 1,020 pupils in the Pen
dleton schools. Weston gets $32.S0,
Athena $30.00, Kreewntcr $14.10 and
Adams $15.1)0. These are the larg
est amounts In the county, and (ue
outers receive varying sums.
Tho books bought will bo those
that have been examined and approv
ed by the state board as being moral
In tone and beneficial to the minds of
the young. They are standard books
on travel, fiction, scientific and liter
ary subjects and so written as to lie
Interesting to the young and stimul
ative of a desire for good ami solid
reading.
SHIELDS' PARK.
Dout be ul way n asking some
one for the rie;iit time, have a
'"liable watch of yniirown. No
matter what yoiir taste, your
needs, your price, we can satisfy.
Prices, $1.25 to $t 50.00
HUNZIKER
THE
JbWELER and OPTICIAN
Next door to K. Alexander
Wanted To rent a lodging house
, of 12 or 15 rooms or a large dwol
I ling house which may be used for
I the same purpose. Address Hox 4fiG,
Walla Walla, Wash.
Wanted Positions by two Japan
ese boys; one Is a first-class family
cook, the other an experienced por
ter wlio wants a Job as a porter or at
housework. Address T. Aklyama,
Hox III, city.
Will Summer at Hidaway,
.Mrs. .1. A. llmie, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Genevieve Downey,
of Los Angeles; Mrs. L. G. Fruitier
and the Misses Fnnchon Uorle and
Kdua Thompson, will leave in the
morning tor Hidaway Springs for an
outing or a couple or weeks or longer.
The Misses Thompson and Alexander
will join the party later, remaining
until the warm weather or the pres
ent month gives way to the cooler
days of tho late summer.
Returned to Lewlston.
A Kunkle, accompanied by Dr C.
C i'hlllips, of l.ewiston, has return
ed from Lehman Springs, where thOy
have been spending a short tlmo with
their families, who aie there for tho
summer. Dr. Phillips left this morn
lig for his home at Lewlston. to re
sume his work.
TASTE OVll ICE CMS AM AND
OltniNAIiY ICE CUE AM
TS NO LOXGMi
jcj: at J! am
WE USE FANNWG3 SPRING
WATER AT OUR FOUNTAIN
old reliable Log Cabin Soda Fountain is serviup
tho purest and best of everything
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
"1".IH' tUc Court ....
Zoyarra Made a Hit and Is Retained
Two Weeks at Walla Walla.
A slight change has been occasion
ed In the program announced for the
coming week at Shields' Park, by the
patrons of the park at Walla Walla,
requesting that Zoyarra, who per
forms a wonderful revolving globe
act, remains the second week In that
city.
The management consented to
leave him there, and in his stead will
send May and Haby Owens, hero lor
tho coming week. These people are
sketch artists of a high order of
ability and come well recommended.
Zoyarra will be In Pendleton next
week without fall.
The entire new program as ann
ounced Saturday will be given at tho
park tonight, and until Thursday
night, when several good amateur
numbers will be Introduced and a
change made In the professional
bill.
Great Interest is being taken In tho
prize contest, and the attendance Is
gratifying to tho management. The
prizes may be seen at Mailer's tiirnl
tare store.
Resolution of Condolence,
Whereas, It has pleased the Grand
Exalted Ruler of the Universe to re
move from our midst our esteemed
and loyal brother, H C. Guernsey:
Therefore be it
ltesolved, That Pendleton 11. P. O.
U, Lodge. No. 288. has lost an es
teemed and efficient member, and tho
community an honest and upright
citizen; that we. as an order, deplore
his early demise and extend our
sympathy to the bereaved family. lie
it further
Resolved. That the charter of this
lodge be draped In mourning lor a
period or 30 days, and a copy or these
resolutions be sent to the family of
the deceased.
V W. WA1T12,
N. UURKELHY. JR..
THOS. FIT55 GERALD.
The Peoples' Warehouse
August Bargains
SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
ooc and -10c Wash Goods per yard
20c Lawns and Dimities per yard
19e
8f I'orcales in dark or light colors
per yard
Extra Special Silk Sale
Si
5 all Silk Black Poi do Soi
per yard . . . 75o
$1.50 Silk Crepe du Sheene in
all colors per yaid . SKSc
85c Guaranteed Taffeta Silks nil
colons per yard
$1,75 3(5 in. black Guaranteed
Taffeta per yard
(We
$1.25
These goods are so good in quality and so low in price
that it will pay you to buy for future needs
The Peoples' Warehouse
Outfitters for Women and Men.
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AFTER GROUSE.
Game Warden Watched a Few Trial
Shots and Then Went Off Duty.
It Is said that the game wnidenl
sent a man out to watch tho men
who went nftei grouse Sunday mora-1
lug and see that they did not shoot i
over the limit, but the man soon
came to the conclusion that theyj
were snooting over or under, or
some place around the limit, but
tlmt It was In no danger of being
hurt, so he went to sleep under the
shade or a friendly tree.
When the trophies were counted,
B. Y. Judd had two birds and O J
Ferguson bad Just hair as many
That was a pietty good average,
though there are dark rumors alloat
to the effect that some woolen mill
money i eposes in tho bosom or tho
mountains. Perhaps the gentlemen
thought It would be easier to carry
the birds than tho heavy nietnl.
George Van Dran was In the fore
riont of the fight and went loaded
with 200 lounds or ammunition, one
dog and a flejce determination to
kill. He came home with 20 miles
of mountain climbing a'1'1 'h"'"'
shells to his credit. The dog got tired
of following the tireless hunu- und
fell by the wayside, lie has not ye
come home. The shortage u ammu
nition Is accounted lor by the state
nienl that (ho rest or the men used
more than the owner or the shells
expected when b left the city.
C. C. lieikelej got one bird and a
lot fif L-ciocl exercise, and C. B. Roose
velt got tho exercise and not the bird.
Hut they had a nice trip ami
water was good at the springs.
latter part of the week In-fore thel fihfAf.WA!tW,V?f:W1
tialn starts north.
Then- will bo 700 or S00 head In
the shipment, and they are all of I
them heavy horses, bought to suit
the demand of the Calgary funning
country. W. II llabb will have charge
of the shipment
the
Away for a Vacation.
Frank Macey, or the Boston Stole,
will leave In the morning for valley
and coast points for a two weeks'
vacation. Mr. Macey has been con
fined In the store for a year and a
half without a vacation, and Is pretty
well worn by the service. He will
visit at Tho Dalles and the Hot
springs near that place, and from
there he will go to Portland, and
later to Salem, where ills old homo
used to be. While away ho will visit
the various coast resorts, and have
the most complete vacation he can In
the tlmo he has to "spend.
HORSES TO ALBERTA.
Eight Hundred Head Will Be Ship
ped From Echo In a Few Day.
Tlio O. R. & N lias secured the
contract for the tianspoitatlon or
the hoisos that Matlock will ship out
of Bcho during the week, and has or
dered 35 large 3-foot stock cars for
tho train. It was expected to get the
consignment off the first part of the
week, but owing to tho ract that all
or tho men who had contracted to
miimlv horses have not as yet
brought In I heir stock. It will
the
Fat Cattle Going Wcit.
A lurge shipment or beer cuttle
passed down over the O. R, & N.
Saturday night to the Seattle mar
kets They were loadeil at lliiiillui;
ton uud have been grazed In Malheur
county, near Cow Valley, tor the past
three months.
THE NOLF STORE
Gel Your
at the
JBIG
Bostfl
STORE
sboe Parlor
Rm4 Save
2"jc on Children's Shows
25e on Hoy'n Sh-jis
50e on hadie.s' Shoe
5Uc on Men's Sliocs
Another large shipment ol
new anil stylish tablets.
Prices range from tuc to oc.
Sizes, note, packet anil letter,
.5 to i)0 page; each
Ill-UK IS
A Partial List
Royal Hnglish Bom!
Old Holland Linen
New Flax.
j Cobweb Fibre
Lancaster Linen
1 Currency Ilonil
Crushed Hond,
Imperial China Silk
KoVal Mail
India (iauc
H Sovereign llond
Kmpicss of India, etc
The Very Latest Tableta
Full Hub of School Bookt and
8ohool Supplies
A Nice, Juicy
Steak is just the thing -
thin weather. It id too
hot to roast or boil meat!
HOall or phono
MIESCKE
310 K. Court Phone Htil'JU
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