DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1903.
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The Peoples Greatest Outfitters
New Fall
Suits,
Overcoats
and
Furnishings
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COfrfiUtHt BeJBT
KUH.NATHAM
.FISCHERCi.
Alexander's
button double- Departme nt Store
NEWS OF ATHENA
NEW HARNESS SHOP BEEN
OPENED BY MR. ELLSCAMP.
A Formerly-of-Pendleton Man Will
Manage Mines at Butte Relating
to the Women of Woodcraft Me
morial at Heppner Blacksmith's
Eyes Injured Marriage of Popular
Young People Several Cases of
Illness Delegate to Spokane.
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ENJOY A GOOD SMOKE 7 Try Pendleton Boquet and Pride
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Opens Saturday- August the firs , and
you will need a new gun and ammuni
tion. Wo have the finest line In the city
of double barrel shotguns anil repeat
ers. Call and examine our line before
purcharlng, as we can save you
money
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OMPSON HARDWARE Co.
621 Mali! St. Headquarters for fishing supplies
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HAVE .YOU TRIED
Leaf Bran-ad
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TA RICA COFFEE in one pound Packages
A & JuUUHA COFFEE In one pound packages
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Our GOLD LEAF
SPECIALTIES are
absolutely pure and
the BEST GOODS
OBTAINABLE.
LANU uUrrctft SPICE Co.,
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PORTI.ASI
ORKGON
J. STILLMAN,
Kinds.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
MAIN STREET
E. O. Building
Satisfaction Guaranteed
1 Monmouth, Oregon
Training school (or teachers courses ar
ranged especially (or training teachers It
11 branches of the profeHlon. Most ap
proved methods (or graded and nnenried
work taught m actual district school. The
demand (or graduates o( this school us
teachers, lr exceeds the supply. The
training department which contlsta o( a
nine grade public school ot about S50 pupils
It well equipped In all (Is brunches Includ
ing Lloyd Music, Drawing and I'byslcal
training. The Mnrraul course the beat and
quickest way to State certificate. Full term
opens September 22. For Catalogue or In
formation address IS. 1). Kessler, 1'res.
Or J. N. Butler, Sec.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $300,000.00
, New York and Minneapolis quotations received direct nt the
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20 Court Street
B. E. KENNEDY, Mgr.
Athena, Ore., Aug. 2C. Mr. and
Mrs. Ellscamp and family uave just
arrived here from Portland with tho
Intention of making Athena their
future home. The family Is now domi
ciled In one of W. Kllgore's cottages
and Mr. Ellscamp has opened a har
ness shop In the building east of
Miller's new brick.
Ed C. Allen, formerly a business
man of Pendleton, has been offered
tho management of mines at Butte.
Mrs. E. A. Boyd arrived in Athena
from Milton Monday and will make
this city her future home.
The July number of the Pacific
Echo, the official organ of tho Women
of Woodcraft contains n touching me
morial of tho 10 mombers of the
order who lost their lives In tho
Heppner disaster. Tho memorial Is
In the form of a great, rugged monu
ment, signifying endurance and
strength, upon which Is placed a
scroll hearing the following names:
Leonora Estes Rhea, Lonelia Gur
tlane, Mary A. Kernan, Mary Krug,
Mlna A. Long, Hnnnah B. McBrlde,
Mary Matlock, Martha Sallng, Ava
Thurston and Florence French.
Miss Elsa Rosenzwelg left for Spo
kane Tuesday, where she will remain
for a fortnight.
Master Rudolph Proebstel, of Nam-
pa, Idaho, is visiting his aunt, Mrs
Clarence Whltcman.
Miss Bessie Watts, of Pendleton
was a guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William McBrlde. She return
ed home Sunday accompanied by her
sister. Miss Edythe McBrJde.
Robert Tharp received a painful
but not a serious Injury a few day
ago, while doing some blacksmlthing.
An Iron bar flew, hitting him In the
face, injuring both his eyes.
Mrs. O. C. Beck is 111 at her home
In this city. She had been sick for
about a week, but is some better at
present.
Albert Bales left Thursday for
The Dalles, Portland and oiner points
where his mother, Mrs. Walker, has
also been visiting.
Mrs. P. E. Colbern is suffering
from a severe attack of erysipelas at
her home at present.
Sheriff Till Taylor and Miss Mossy
of Pendleton, were guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
David Taylor, of this city.
Miss Edna Owens arrived home
Sunday morning from Hood River
valley, where she has been spending
tho summer.
Henry Schmltt has beou elected
delegate from the Methodist Episco
pal church of this city, to attend the
annual conference at Spokane next
week.
William Mosgrove matio a trip to
Portland this week.
Beck-Nelson.
At 3 o'clock Sunday evening at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Beck, a
very pretty homo wedding occurred,
when the nuptials of Charles H. Nel
son and Miss Catherine E. Beck were
solemnized. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants. Tho bride was at
tired In white silk mull and carried
white carnations. Tho groom was
dressed in conventional black. Miss
Elsa Rosenzwelg, the brldemald.
looked handsome in white and baby
blue, and carried a bouquet of brides
maid roses. Roy Beck, brother of
the bride, acted as best man. Rev.
W. E. Armlleld performed the cero
mopy, after which an elaborate din
ner was served. The following guests
wore present: Misses Edna Rider,
Nellie Foss, Bessie McBrlde, Winnie
corking and Messrs. Leo McAtee,
Harry Rosenzwelg and Henry Doll;
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Pinkerton, Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Pinkerton and Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Beck, Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton. Tho young
couple left on the 5 oclock train
amid showers of rice, old shoes and
good wishes for their home near
Pendleton.
Grocery Business Sold,
York and Henry Dell have pur
chased the grocery stock and busi
ness formerly owned and controlled
by Shlck Brothers and Edward
Koontz, under tho firm name of
Shlck & Co. The transfer was made
Saturday and tho now firm, Dell
Bros., opened Mouday morning. The
two young men are -well and favora
bly known In Athena, whore they
have grown to manhood.
Of tho members of ttio retiring
firm, Mr, Koontz will probably en
gage in fanning. Ho has long been
In tho grocery buslnoss in Athena,
and has been very successful In that
trade. As to what the Snick broth
ers will do Is not known at present.
Arm Fractured Twice.
Eva, tho llttlo daughter of Mrs.
Walker Wilson, who broke her arm
some time ago, fell Saturday caus
ing a second fracture In the same
placo.
A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Most Skep
tical of Its Truth.
If there is the slightest doubt in
the minds of any that dandruff germs
do not exist, their belief Is compell
ed by the fact that a rabbit Inoculat
ed with tho germs, becamo oald in
six weeks' time.
It must bo apparent to any per
son therefore, that the only preven
tion of .baldness Is the destruction of
the germ which act Is successfully
accomplished in one hundred per
cent of cases by the application of
Newbro's Herpiclde.
Dandruff is caused by the same
germ which causes baldness and can
bo prevented with tho same remedy
Newbro's Hcrplcide.
Accept no substitute. "Destroy the
cause you remove tho effect."
Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c In stamps for sample to The Hcr
plcide Co., Detroit, Mich. F. W.
Schmidt Co., special agents.
! NEW FALL GOODS
Our stock in all lines is filling up
with nlco new fall goods, and is al
most cofplete In every part of the
store. This week we will make a dis
play of the nicest walstings and dress
goods we have ever carried. Give us
a call and look through our lines.
Waistings
DESPAIR & CLARK
CONSUMERS WHOLE
SALE GROCERY AND
WHOLESALE COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS
514-514 MAIN STREET
Phone Main 1741
Fine French flannel walstings, all
colors, 50c yard.
Fine wool Challies with satin
stripes, all colors, 75c yard.
White mercerized cheviot walst
ings, 25c yard,
Whlto mercerized walstings, novel
ty patterns, 50c yard.
Whtto woolen walstings, novelty de
signs and weaves, 50c yard.
Dress
Goods
New styles whito goods in wool
with dots and figures, 50c yard.
Etamlnes In several colors and
weights, 50c, 60c and $1.
Zlbcllnes In all colors nrnl quali
ties, 50c, COc, 90c up to $1.75 yard.
All tho new stuff Is found here, and
our prices aro tho lowest.
Call at tho store to sc our SATUR
DAY SPECIALS.
THE FAIR
The Place to Save Money
Have your
Teutsch'a.
shoes repaired at
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We are the standard for j
quality in groceries and fruits j
of all kinds. Prices such as
will hold your trade. None I
better at any price.
Monopole Jroeirs Court Hire j
DANNER IS NOT
GOING AWAY
He will be here all summer so
come in any time and have your
picture taken Stamp Photos
only 25 cents a dozen. A large
variety of harvest views, also a
big line of Indian photos. J Cab
inet photos only $3.50 a dozen.
The old reliable l'hotojrmpbei
Nest door to the lat Oreguulan othve
THEY USE THE
UNDERWOOD
F. B. Clopton, S. A. Newberry, E. W McCoraas, Rigby-Clove Mfg.
Co., Younger & Son. Miss Sheek, Umatilla Indian Agency, Leo
Teutsch, East Oregonlan Pub Co., M. E. Shutrum. The only VISI
BLE Typewriter that has all the good features of other typewriters
and none of the bad ones, it also has a tabulator which Is a part of
the machine.
Call and see machine. I can convince you that It has 10 points
that are superior to other makes.
JOHN S. KEES, Agent
741 Main Street
i Frazer Theater ?
irection Northwestern
atrical Association.
One Nizht Only, Tuesday Sept. I. 1903
The Greatest Success in Dramatic His
tory Ilit.l Caine's Powerful Play,
The Christian
By Permission of Liebler It Co., N. Y.
Catherine Counliss asGlory QnayJe, Asa Lc
Willaril as John Storm and a specially Selected
New York Company, The play that has broken
records everywhere. No other modern play
has had Midi a whirlwind of success. Pro
duction carried complete. Trices, lioxr Scats
and' first ten rows Jr. 50, Dress circle ft 00, Gal
lery Six- Seats 011 sale today at 10 a in. nt
l'rtuier's Hook Store.
Rheumatism Positively Cured
By Oil and hweet Spirits of liden.
Monev-back Goods. A.C KOKPl'KX&-
HROS., Sole Agents for lVndleton
Money BackWte.1
fail to cure lilieumwlism. For Sale by
A. C. Koeppen X: Pro?. Agts. for l'endl'n
For bonrduiK and day students. Conducted bv the Sisters of St
KranciR of Philadelphia. Classes will be resumed September 7
For Terms. Etc.. Annlv to
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