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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1903)
P AILY EAST OREQQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1903. liutsch's Big Department Store! T' ...r. BEEF OUTPUT SHOR , click 00. uueiy i . ail 4 two lottJ what i ckat OtSgj Coitil Has jast received by express 20 of those beautiful Plaited Skirts, like cat, in black and blue, at $6.50 and $8.50. We sold only 12 of them yesterday so you know what you will have to do if you want one. 'ate fori o lotal Corner Main and Alta BUT FIFTY PER CENT OF USU- AL AMOUNT TO BE FED. t 't It i if It Pays to Trade at jity Brevities Ibjrp for paper hauglug. fruit dull' at Martin's. ranch eggs at Komler'H. I shoo work at Tcutsch's. oil gOI'lg u l.iuii ojn iiihh . lie lest bread, got Hohrman's. :'err(es by Fresh fruits at Komlor'e, See Sharp's artistic wali paper. Smokers' supplies at Neuman's. Ladles' half solos 40c. Teutsch's. Prcali fish, game ami poultry. Cas 1 lies. dot your clothes cleaned at Joer I ger s. vr i the crato at Kem. i ,to,!. -A hell hoy at Hotel Pen- new nooks arriving dally at Pra mors book store. Wanted Machinist and moulder at mguy-Clove Foundry. try the Palm, 221 Court street, for mits, caudles aud fruits. tents, camp stoves, camp stools etc., at llader's Furniture store, Iluy sheet music of us and drnw n prize, inland Empire Piano House. I See Charles Lane about your nalnt Ing and paper hanging; 807 Vincent . atreot. I At and below cost all summer, mil' llnery, especially patterns. Mrs, Campbell. Wo sell hundreds of items Just as cheap, ami cheaper than catalogue nouses, avoirs. Will open August 20, with complete line or men's furnishing goods. Sill Ifvan & Doncl, Lost A bunch of keys at Shield's Park, Iteturn to tills oflice and re ceive reward. Wanted Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address W, H. I don't yuu go to Lehman fountain pen til in wool; ut half Frazlur h, hed dally, fresh tamales, Icl crawllsh at Qratz's. jrcferida, the best cigar made, cigar store. Court street. let cigars got the best of you Die uest oi cigars, amnions. i that are right ut prices that hi at Itador'a furniture store. ends ot Imported and domestic and clam chowder at Qratz's. lae fruit jars and fruit Jar Inibliers covers, otc. II. Hohr- luu going camping? U C Un- fail stools folding tables and kipplios i and see us the first day. lugust 20, Hilly Krnssig's old I Sullivan & Ilond. I premium, $10 mandolin; hoc- alum, ?:! music wrapper, given sheet music. Inland Km- feno House HOI Main. , prs are always welcome at the I C, care East Oregonlon office. ; & Cold Storago plant. Come Tor yourself how the Ice is IVVearc alwnys pleased to show lo over the plant nnd explain f ? you may not understand. WIAm Iwit be always usklng some I fur Hie rljrtat time, have a llble Watch uf vminiu'ii Vn f'ter wlmt your taste, your ymirprlco, we can suti-ify. k$.25 to $i 50.00 IUNZIKER THP FWGLER and OPTICIAN nextiloor to K Alexiiiiilcr Will be open August 20. Complete lino of men's furnishings, near Joe llasler's furniture store. Sullivan & Ilond. I Estimates given on short notice on painting and paper hanging, Charles Lane, the pioneer painter, 80" Via- cent street. Good moat In summer must be 1 taken care of. That's the kind you jet at Houscr'h, Alta street, opposite Savings Hank, Prizes awarded when 150 tickets aie given out. Ticket with every 35c 1 sale of sheet music. Inland Empiro Piano House. There are no secrets about the pro , (ess of manufacturing ice at the Uoss ip. a Cold Stoiaco plant. Come ana see how It is done nnd you will see I that there Is no ammonia, alcohol or any other substance whatever auueu to" the distilled water to aid In the freezing. Buer Creek Crops short and De wand From Heppner Very Strong No Cattle Changing Hands Hay $6 Per Ton In the Field, Against $4.50 Last Year. Honoris frnm r.... . ilmt ... "isinct say mat there will not i ... cn fe'lntil'1,6,"8",?1 number cattle en in that lornlltv i,n tel- Tl, ' turning will- I in, . 1 cause of thls shortage is the great nmnnnt nr h.,. i i.. .... ner,nooP1mtCr C-ek fanns. 0 cronl . ' ?! reS,lIt of " loss of om J'J ' 10 cl0U(,1"-st. and the sec ond emise is a natural shortage in the alfalfa crop, ,he Dutter c fc Hay Is now nlHn 11 n.M i.. he Fci10 (ll tr t at $c o wj last year, at this timo u .. bought for $4.50. Tho c'ron is estlmnt. oci to bo 20 ner cent short wi,ui n. an ou, purchased by Heppner peo Pie, will bring the amount left In the homo stack yards, available- for uso in iceoing, to about 50 usual amount fed out to beef cnttlo during the winter season. There has been an increase of 20 per cent In the alfalfa acreage, in the i nutter Creek and adjacent alfalfa T bolts, this year. Almost every far- ner m Uly locality has plowed out -u uvuuiu Hume now innd, or con-1 ".u om intming land Into alfalfa meadow, and while the wucr supply is EiifTlcIent to irrigato nu Increase of a like amount, each year, for a mimuer oi years, there is also a grad uiu increase In the ditch mileage, Lauii 3VUSUU, ine auittei- Creek country Is more favored than other Irrigated commit nines, in tnut one good winter flood ing will produce two crops. Less water Is required to grow alfalfa, in this district, than In nny other local ity on the Pacific Coast. There is very little movement In the cattle business this fall on ac count of the high price of hay. No calves or beef stock are changing hands, and those who have both hay and cattle are holding on to them. Last year over 150 carloads of fat cattle were shipped from the Echo country to the Sound and Portland markets. This year It Is estimated that not over 75 or SO cars will be fed, reducing the output of the dis trict ft'tim nlirntt .f nlil rn.i I . ..u... u..u.. tivjau it'll mm I . shipped last year, to about 2,500 nrao tins year. The Peoples' Warehouse For Days Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ALL SILK GRENADINES M inch wide $1.50 values Only 85c per yard Remember: This Price is for 3 Days Only NEW PROGRAM AT PARK, Returned From Lehman. .Mrs. A. Kunklo and family have re turned from Lehman Springs, where they have been camping for the last two or throe weeks. Mrs. Kunklo was accompanied by -Miss Morrison nnd Mrs. Phillips, of Lewlston, Idaho, who havo been her guests while at the springs, Ether and chloroform, both power ful sedatives when applied to animal life, are powerful stimulants of vege table llfo. OUR JVM CJiJUAM OIUUNAJiY jcm anuAisi IS NO LOKVrUH XCJS C JUS AM WE USE FANMNGS SPRING WATER AT OUR FOUNTAIN lie "M tollable Log Cabin Soda Fountaiii ia serving I .1 O . . O ...... fK 1 tt rr tho purest and st or t'vi"jb KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE "3 stopM li'oni Miilti Street toward tlio .m" Large Crowd Present Last Night to Witness New Professional Bill. A large crowd was present at Shields' Park last night to witness tho now professional bill, llaby Owens appeared In the "Honey moon," and was well received. Zov- arra, in his marvelous revolving globe act, made a good Impression with the audience and will be a winner for the week. thon, Wilson and Clark presented in a very able manner, the comedy sketch, "What Happened to Brown." I The now pictures on tho polyscope nuu me new illustrated songs were well received. Tho now side exit from tho park- meets with the hearty approval of the patrons, as It Is not now necessary to wait so long to get out after the iwr foiinnncc is over. rn entirely new professional bill will be presented on Thursduy night, Baby Owens will appear in n scene from "The Burglar," on that night. A largo list of amateurs luib been se lected by the management also. Tick ets at Brock & McComas' drug store. 1 The Peoples' Warehouse j Outfitters for Women and Men. ...- OUTLOOK FOR PRUNES. Oregon Will Have Banner Crop De mand From Europe Growing. Portland, Aug. 18. Prune growers are looking hopefully uirwaid to a profitable season this year Until August 1 It was estimated by experts tbnt Oiegon would have the largest prune crop In Its history, some plac ing It at 30,0u0,Ull0 pounds, but unoffi cial i sports have been coming In from some sections ot tho Willamette val ley and from Clark county, Wash., to the effect that a heavy drop was tak ing place. It is found, however, that tho drop has been extensive only In orchards which have not been well attended to, while In well cultivated and well cared for orchards there lias been practically no drop, and In some tho ciop Is better than ever before. Tho stato board of horticulture win endeavor to ascertain Just how exten sive this drop has boon nnd what ef fect It will have on the June estimates. IS A GOODLY LAND JOHN DAY COUNTRY IS NOT UNDERSTOOD. Has Vastly More Possibilities Than Generally Supposed Its Greatest Needs Are Railroads and Systemat ic Development The People Now Living There Are Prosperous. A. K. llatson was hanged at UiKc Charles, Iji., for the murder of the Hurl family of six persons In 1U02. Itohhor) was the motive for the iiiur der THE NOLF STORE are centeied In the stock business, I 5JfaMIMHWi and all of the corn that Is raised V i there Is cut and saved for the win ter feed of the cattle. It Is shocked I In the Holds and allowed to stand un , til dry and Is then feil to the animals as needed. It makes better feed than anything else that can bo raised, ami I lie stock fatten faster on less feed when they are fed on the (orn. than by any other means. For Rent. I have romodoled tho upstairs of tho Despain block and have soino of the nicest oiiicq rooms In the city. Call nnd see them. C. C. nKItKELBV. J. II. IX-snaiii and James Spence have returned from an eight-day tilp Into the Hitter and Long Cieek part of the John Day country, and report that to bo a wonderful country. The country is mountainous and rough, but Is' settled In a scattered way. Looking from peak to peak, it would not seem that thelo could bo profit In living there nt any point, so rougii ' and shaggy is tho land, but on closer j inspection It Is found that little , ranches ai" nestled hero and there In i the heart of the mountains, and all the Inhabitants are prosperous and doing well. The farms there are not situated j It. the valleys as here, but aie perch ed on tho tops and tho sides of the mountains hung hero nnd there In the little cups and hollows or tho can yon sides. Fields containing from 20 to 100 acres are cimivaieu im a and In these fields almost everything can be raised. Corn and tomatoes and melons grow well, and wherever there is no rock, bo it on top of the liiulwiKt imiuntalii or in the valley. grain can bo giown with profit. It Is a curious and at tho nunc time a wonderful country. ' The chief Inteiests of the country , Fraser's Opera House Coupon. .,, (, to sell tickets for Frazer's Opera House for the coming year. This coupon must be voted the East Oregonlan by 7 o'clock Friday evening, August 21. WHAT MADE IT SO? Many people are coming In with llie repolt that the wheat Is isdler tliaii they thought, large, plump and fine Many people are coming in with the report that llie shoes sold at (lie big Boston Hlore aie belter than others and they want some of them. They arc large, plump uml fine. It Is a fact we do pay the manufacturer morn for u shoe to sell al a given price than otheis Ho. and thus wo secure greater value We sell shoes at a less expense per dollars worth than any other concern in tho city, and therefore wo can afford to handle such lines as the Doug las for men, Gloria for women, and Bed School House for children. Douglas Is the laigest manufac turer of welt shoes to sell at 3, :i:,0 and $4 In the world, and we ceitalnly have a representative lln'. one tlint will astunlsh you. The filorla J3.&0 shoo for women Is the best shoe at this price sold llie American public today. We find each seusou an Increase of liade why Is It? Merit that con firms buying opinion flood wear combined with good looks and comfort Oil yes, we must not overlook the Bed S. II shoes. They lit the school boys and girls. We have kinds ror each. believe you had better gel the next pair at the l lll; liOSTON STORII. Another large shipment of new and stylish tablets. Prices range from toe tu juc, Sizes, note, packet and letter, 45 to 90 page each. IIEKIS IS 1A Partial List I Royal English Ilond Old Holland I. men if. New Flax j Cobweb Fibio Lancaster Linen. Currency Ilond. j Crushed liond, !k Imperial China bill. I Koyal Mail. I India Gatuc. $ Sovereign Hond $ Kmpress of India, etc The Very Latest Tablets Full Line of School Uooki and $ I School Supplies I FOR SALE One Single Seated Top Huggy One Double Sot of Harness O ie Set Sieel Wagon Wheels One 12 Shoe Gram Drill Alko Five Young Cattle l all on or Addni H. W. Potter Cole's Addition Pendleton, Ore.