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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1903. r Mercerized Waistings and fleece-Back Fancies : : : Are the popular cotton fabrics (or Fall. Our line of Foreign and Domestic Novelties is complete in every detail, and. comprises the latest designs in white, black, cream and figured fancies. Prices from I2Jc to $J 2 Per Yard. Would be glad to show you our new Fall Goods TEUTSCH'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE Corner Mam and Alta Gity Brevities 1 i' V C Rador? dnurp for paper haugiug. i :rui! daily at Martin's ! frs' supplies at Neuman'B. the best bread, get Itokrman's. -i, fish game and poultry. Css- U C Radcr, M. A. Uidlos' half solos 40c. Toutscli's. nest shoe work at Teutsch's. If you want a cab. call up Main 161. Gat your elothas cloaned at Joer gera. For Kent A piano. Apply at this office. Fra- i , riLcratvd meats Ik u Co. . ! tip 'Phone Main 18S1 when you pun. tee. '."iir.tain pen this week at half . Frazier's r, the Palm, 221 Court street, ,'-. caudles and fruits fvetl daily, fresh tainales, nnd crawfish at Gratz's. liHir-iii-liands, midgets and as ,ii The Peoples Warehouse. M -igars get the best of you ul host of cigars. Hanlon's. l.B'1- of Imported and domestic - ai1'! dam chowder at Gratz's. uave fruit Jars and fruit jar i. libers, covers, etc. R. Rohr- h.irie.-. Lane about your paint . ! paprr hanging; S07 Vincent ! New books arriving; dally at Schwartz & tier's book store. Wanted Salesman and collector. Call nt this offieo. New carpets" and linoleums at Ba rter's furniture store. For prompt service, call up the Mc Kay Cab Co., 'phone Main 1C1. Ml Preferida, the best cigar made, it Rees' cigar store. Court street. Get your ascot at Tho Peoples Warehouse, new ones just received. Goods that are right at pricos that xv right at Rader's furniture store. "Peaceful Henry." "A Slow Drag," that's the latest bit, only 25c. N'olf's. Havo your buggies painted by Wilson & Carmino. 'Phone Black 1043. For Rent Two small houses, three blocks east of Main street. Apply at K. 0. oHlee. Two pianos, slightly used. Great Inland Em- PERSONAL MENTION. ! Momlav Tuesday Comu quIcl!r In,atu " M ' ?rIZ AaM fcd,,"-plre Piano House, neaYr bridge, estimates given on noase painting, Work strictly first-class. Wikson & iaj Mis Campbell :u.a1H given on short notice on ur and paper hanging. Charles u. tu pioneer painter. SO" Viti- (" t'ect b hi prio right before 1 list nm. rti Tlint fu ivliv T u tmioti flf I linvr enmn Impnnlna l.ntli Clllircll. -it. urn' country property that can- 1 I'uro crystal ice don't cost any lot equaled E. T. Wade & Son. more than Inferior ice, and is so I much cleaner and more healthful. i 'Phone Main 1S81. ! Tiie II S. & M. clothing for this . fall lias arrived. Did you ever wear !a Hart. Schneffer & Marx suit? If j not, did you ever examine or try one ' ou? The Peoples Warehouse would , be more than pleased lo have you come in and seo them. Mr. and Mrs. McRae arc visiting friends in the city. J. Hayes, of Hcppncr, Is In the city on a short business visit. George Peebles, of Weston, was a visitor In the city yesterday. W. H. Ferguson, of Adams, fs in the city for a short business vis't Mrs. J, Stanton, of Athena, is In the city the guest of friends hera. J. M. Hayes, of Athena, was a hu.v Iness visitor in tho city yesterday. Will M. Peterson, the attorney of Athena, is In the city on legal bus iness. Mrs. h. Swaggart, of Athena, is In the city tho guest of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood, or Athe na, aro in the city the guests of friends. George H. Sutherland Is in the city to look after the progress of the work on the sewer. De Witt Matlock is in tlio city vis iting his father, Cass Matlock, of North Pendleton. Mrs. R. N. Staunch! returned to nor home in Echo this morning, after a visit with friends hero. Miss Georgie I.ash is In Raker City the guest of her sister and will re main there for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo Oakes return ed to their home in Portland this morning, after a visit in Pendleton. Conductor Charles Brown, of the O. R. & N has just returned from a week's visit at Hot Lake sanitari um. nan Taylor has returned to his home in Portland aftor a visit In this city with his sister, Mrs. W. F. Ken nod .v. Mrs. Walter Wyatt lei t this morn ing for Portland, where she will join her husband aud make her future home. Mrs. J. 1.. Rowland left this morn ing for Mount Tabor, near Portland, where she was called by the death of her husband's sister. Miss F. L. Therkelsen. of Spokane, returned to her home this morning. after a visit with her brother, U E. Therkelsen, of this city. William Bracken, of Walla Wal'a, private secretary to President Mc Cabe. of the W. .fc C. R., is In the city the guest of his sister, Mr.-r. C. J. Ferguson. R. A. Maze left this morning for Walla Walla, whore lie will tentain on business for some time. Mr Mui is the organizer of the F-utetnal Brotherhood. George Ferguson, of Lee Teutsch's store, left this morning for Weston, Athena and other small' towns of the vicinity on a business trip in connec tion with the store. E. B. Peuland is visiting with his brother, .. 12, Penland. He has been looking after his farming interests in I Eastern Oregon. He leaves tonight t ; ; It Pays to Trade at Jewelry i it Linglit New Ideas f tin day. Latest Creations of the lewelers Art. "u can always depend on what you get at our -tore. W nt-er misrepres-ni. HUNZIKER THE PROGRESSIVE JEWELER N' ' iloor to K Alunwlrr Carmine, next door to Neaglo Bios For Rent Four desirable furnish-! for his home in Albany. 0 ed rooms. $C per month each. Apply jnire Bourne, one or the large eat 218 Alta street, opposite Episcopal tlemen or Camas Prairie, was in the city yesterday to close tip a deal with J. C. Lonergan on the sale of a lot of cattle shipped ont Monday night Rev. Bleakney, who has been pas tor of the Presbyterian church at Elgin, will leave in a few days to take charge of the Presbyterian Academy nt Pendleton. I.a Grande Observer. Mrs. George Carmlchael, of Wes ton, returned to her home this morn ing arter a short visit In this city with friends, Mrs. Carmlchael is en loute homo from a month spent with her daughter at Olney. -Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Anderson, of Philadelphia, accompanied by Geo. Ladd Munn, of Seattle, returned to Walla Walla this morning, after hav ing completed the purchase of the. I Pendleton electric plant. -- Joe filll nf Portland, reached the Mrs. Dutton, Sr., Improving. t.ty last night, accompanied by Miss ! C. R. Dutton, of Lehman Springs, Helen Ciaustou. who has been visit has returned to his home aftor a visit Ing In that place for some time. Mr. , ut the bedside of his mother, who Is GUI will be the gue.U of Mr. and Mrs. ! III. Ills brother, Dr. E, E. Dutton, ofjC. K. Cranston for a week or 10 days. Caldwell, Idnho. also returned to his The Peoples' Warehouse We're Here With the Goods HirtSchifincr Mrx Hind Tailored m n 'vwlllL If you havo worn a f art ,5rchn II nor iv. II arx cuit you'll want an other. Good as thoy wtro 'ast season, thoy tie better for THIS FLL. Thov bPLin if $ 15 and better oues if you want the in There is no so-called vfw made to order f much your m is taken that HKOINS to be a HANDSOME and STYLISHLY cut is the lo 3, Yu won't lind such el"tlus as these any where el?o in town ind we'll be as glad to show them to you whether you come lo look or to buy M Hart; SchafHicr Cloflies tBIt Ml . Tll6 1 6D $ Leading Clothiers On Missionary Work. Kev. 11, F. Harper, of Pendleton, who Is Sunduy school missionary for the Presbyterian church In Eastern Oregon, passed through the city last evening en route home from Elgin, whole lie has been working along the line of the Sunday school work. La Grande Observer Fearful Odds Against Him. Bed-ridden, alone and destitute. Such in brief was the condition of nn old soldier by name of J, .1, Hav ens. Versailles. 0. For years he was troubled with kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicines gave him relief. At length ho tried Elec tric Bitters. It put him on his foot In short order and now lie testifies: "I'm on the road to complete recov ery" Best on earth for liver tind kidney troubles and all forms of stomach and bowel complaints. On ly 50c. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co.. druggists. -"it.1. -..-.v.-'.'"-.vi.i.,a' .v.v.,,v -v -iL-T A1 I I ..-..'..-...c.,-,i-..-..-iv-"..-rt-w-ft-rt-A-.rt.-A-A-ic'.i-.t.''! .H..M..t-M...'..M.,I.4.-M.'..j. IA Glassware Sale g mi See Sharp's artistic wall paper. home. Mrs. Dutton having Improved aud now being considered convalescent Coal operators in Pennsylvania, claim an overproduction of anthra cite thteatons. and havo begun to re strict the output Miss Eva Wood, of Weston, the sister of Clark Wood, of that city, is in the city the guest of her sister, .Mrs. J. W. Sullivan. Miss Wood will remain In the city during the winter, having been elected to teach In the schools here. FEATHER DUSTERS New Shipment of Turkey and Ostrich Dusters 10 '"eh Turkey, too feathers special 35c. 14 inch Tur , '' 100 fathers special 50c. 12 inch carriage duster 120 tail '.ers sPMial 75c. 8 inch parlor duster (Ostrich,; special ' 2 Sisil duster lor removing dirt from furniture special 50c Our Ice Cream will please you If you ever had any ' fours wont cost you a cent. Wnwill let ou he the judge KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE tpH iioni MntiiSlci-.it toward tilt; Court lloun Divorce Granted. In the circuit court today u decree of divorce was granted to Mrs. Maude Johnson, of Athena, from her husband. Albert S. Johnson. The parties were lesidents of Athena, and the husband deserted the wife and has since continued to live separato- and apart from her. The court granted tho plaintiff the right to as sume once more her maiden name of Maude Yusburg. Will M. Peterson was the attorney for tho plaintiff Industrial School Fire, Wbittler. Cal.. Sept. 9. Fire .11 tho state Industrial school this morning destroyed the stage scenery and fix tures. Tho boys, Inmates of the school, did splendid work lighting the fire and It is due to their efforts that tho school was not destroyed. Loss $3,000. Germany will begin the work of installing a magnificent exhibit at St. Uiuis by transferring bodily the Dres den municipal exhibit. What Kind of Feet Have You If they mo nanow or low Instep, or high Instep or wide and short. Hat and bioad, or If you have corns or bunions or ingrowing too nails, or toe in or toe out why to be properly shod you must certainly con sul! the doctor of shoes In the shoo parlor of the Boston Store. Here will bo told to yon ail the truths about good shoes. How to buy the easy feeling, good wearing, Hue appearing, aud purse opening shoes. He member that our shoes savo in stocking wear. When we tell you we have the largest stock of shoes to sell men and women at Z.50 to IS.GO, wo are stating a fact easy to prove. That's why It pays to inspect our shoe department when In need of shoes for any of the family BOSTON STORE This beanti ghiss pitcher only 25c Other fine value 113 .ind 4 rents $j Glass Set roneistlinr of cov- !,i ered butter ilish, i-ugnr limvl und ;f creamer, tlneo line values, IS, 05 X S; mid IWc. Not tliH clit-up, trusliy & ware, nut heavy, mtvIccuIjIo $ ghi'-jware, jjji Oilier lteiui, such at Nn.pic, Fruit : uoi.i.s vd uoi.ii nKAni I j l , j All ImaeiiK) lot of DijIU JlinulrciU o Hlvlciut lJAUjt 1'llcea. THE NOLF STOR THE BEST t tc rtrt7 rwrjADKCT i j i C. F. Golesworthy 127-129 East Alta St ! Aneiit for Lee's Lice Killer T Dear this in mind whon you need poultry nnd stock supplies am) ask for the International Poultry and Stock Food Ufe Kow Kure for your co troubles. THE ELITE PISH AND POULTRY MARKET lor M.1111N llis I' 11 I 1 1 tot I I'mri Our specialties are hnest Irtish and salt water fish of all desirable varities. oralis, lobsters, clams. ind water delacacies. Olym pia and eastern oysters. Wo will servo you with the finest oyster cocktail. Goods delivered to any part of the city. Prompt service and best satis faction A Trial Order is Solicited Rigby-Clove Mfg. COMPANY ! Manufacturers of the j Kttsby-QoYe Combined I HARYESTEK j Repairs for all kinds oft Farm Machinery; Fouudry Work a Specialty CiiB'i paid for old castings I Pendleton, Oregon The Oregon Dallv Journal can bo 0,1 sa'e !lt l'"razler's book story. I i t t t t I