DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1903.
Mercerized Waistings and
Fleece-Back Fancies : : :
Are the popular cotton fabrics for 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
ir2c
to $f
Per Yard.
Would be
glad
to show you our now Fall Goods
TEUTSCH'S ' BIG
DEPARTMENT STORE
Corner Main and Alta
City Brevities
,,h ' U C Under?
s. p Sharp for paper hanging.
v u trult dally nt Martin's,
-us .l.trs suppliea at Neumuu'a.
1 jr tl best bread, got ttohrniau's.
!i flsh. game and poultry. Cas-
shoes repaired at
meats. Schwartz &
':.f vntir
cut.P( h'
hon. (-'-rated
,r M' h Co.
m. ,ii Phone Main 1SS1 when you
t.ani pure Ice.
Uny a fountain pen tills week at half
'inrt at Frazlor's.
rv the Palm, 2L'l Court street,
(.-. i" ' candles aud fruits.
"ed dally, fresh tamales,
.ii) au, erawllsh at Gratz's.
lei cigars gut the best of you
in- best of cigars. Haulon's.
I. 1 ...1. I el a,1 nf.il flr.t.inatln
vll i..UU.-i UL ...... .......ww...
un tie ulid clam chowder at Gratz's.
tt'r h. ve fruit Jars and fruit jar
extra1 "-uiibers, covers, etc. It. Itohr
mat S t 'ha' lei- Lane about your paint
ii , ,.piT hanging; 807 Vincent
otreet
Now line ol fall street hats on dis
pia Monday. Tuosilny and Wodnes
jaj at Mrs Campbell's,
estimates given on short notice on
oalr n and paper hanging. Charles
i.au- in pioneer painter, SO" Vln
eit 'reet
Four hundred acres 30-bushcl
wheat land, S miles out. Level, deup
oll, IjIe spring runlng water. Price
14,500 K t Wade & Son. !
Jewelry
I'tie Dnglu New Ideas
"( the da) .
Latest Creations of the
Jewelers Art.
on can always depend
on what you get at our
store
i nt.
never nusrepres
HUNZIKER
Trig
PROGRESSIVE JtWELiiR
Next door to K Alexander
' U C Under, M. A.
Ladles' half soles 40c. Tcutsch's.
Bost shoe work at Teutsch'a.
If you want a cab. call up Main
I 101.
I Got your clothes cleaned at .Tocr
! gor's.
I For Hunt A piano. Apply at this
j office.
I New books arriving dally at Fra
ider's book store.
Wauled Salesman and collector.
Call nt this ofllce.
New carpets and linoleums at Ita
der's furniture store.
For prompt service, call up the Mc
Kay Cab Co., "phone Main 1C1.
All Preferlda, the best cigar made.
tt Keen' cigar store. Court street.
Goods that are right at prices that
ire right at Ilader's furniture store.
Toilet and manicure sots, albums,
i glovo and handkerchief boxes. Nolf's.
j Have your buggies painted by
Wilson & Carmine. 'Phono Ulacl:
1043.
For Rent Two small houses, three
blocks east or Main street. Apply
ut E. O. ofllce.
See Wilson & Curnlno about paint
ing your buggies. Cottonwood street,
next door to Neagle Bros.
Two planus, slightly used. Great
bargains. Come quick. Inland Em
pire Piano House, near bridge.
Estimates given on house painting.
Work strictly llrst-class. Wilson &
Carmine, next door to Ncagle llros.
' Look over your house furniture.
I We can rednlsii It like new. Wilson
I & Carnlne, 'phone main black 1043.
i Furnished room for gentleman in
private family. Uath and telephone.
I Terms very reasonable, Enquire this
. ofllce.
I For Hunt Four desirable furnish
ed rooms. $C per month each. Apply
118 Alta street, opposite Episcopal
J church.
! Pure crystal ice don't cost auy
I more than inferior Ice, aud is so
much cleaner and more healthful.
! 'Phone Main 1881.
Don't undo the good your vacation
i luiB dono you by drinking poor water
1 or putting Inferior ice Into the boil
ed water. Ten cents worth of ice per
day will supply an ordinary family
with plenty of drinking water. Be
sure, though, thut you got good
Call up 'phone Main 1881 and
pure distilled water Ice from
Itoss Ice Plant,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Josle Lee, of Cottage Grove,
Is visiting friends In the city.
C. W. Avery, of Bingham Springs,
was In the city yesterday .or a short
visit.
Miss Emma Miller, of Athena, was
the guest of friends In the city yes.
terday.
Mrs. M. E. Terry, or Baker City,
is the guest of Pendleton friends for
a day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Carr, of Helix,
were in the city visiting friends yes
terday. W. H. Russel and wife, of Elgin,
aro in the city the guests of friends
for a short time.
Miss Olive Jones returned tnis
morning from Union, where she has
been the guest of friends for some
time.
James Hnckett returned this morn
ing from Arlington, where he has
been for several days attending his
sheep.
Miss Violn Howard, of Walla
Walla, has returned to her home,
aHor a visit In Pendleton with
friends.
Miss Grey, of Weston, left this
morning for Woodstock, a suburb of
Portland, where she will teach in the
public schools for the coming year.
Mrs. James Crawford left this
morning for Henrdon, Wash., whore
she will bo the guest of her daugh
ters. Mrs. II. G. Burns and Mrs. Will
McCoy.
Mrs. .1. H. Allen, of Walla Walla,
who has been the guest of Miss Edna
McGinn, has returned to her home,
after a very pleasant visit in tills
city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chapman and
lamlly have returned from an extend
ed visit In Portland and at Long
Beach, where they have been spend
ing the summer, the guests of Mrs.
Chapman's brother. Ed Campbell.
:
It Pays to Trade at
THE QUAKERS WILL COME.
ouncll Met In Special Session and
Decided to License the Aggrega
tion.
Yesterday tilt irnoori at 5 o'clock
the council mot in special session for
the consideration of the case of the
Quaker doctors from Baker City. A
roselution was Introduced by Alder
man W. J, Sewell, providing that
Dr. Berry could bring in his show
and his nostrums for the small sum
of $10 for each and every day for
the period or 30 days or loss, and at
the expiration of that time the license
would be extended at the rate ol'
$10 per day provided the simoieons
were paid in advance. 11 further and
separately stipulated that the license
to the extent of ?200 should bo paid
in advance before the license would
be granted by Iho city.
There were present at the meeting
and voting in the affirmative, Messrs.
Cloptou, llartmnn, Sewell, Switzler,
Johnson, Dickson nnd Howard. May
or Halley and Alderman Sommor
villi" weio absent. It Is understood
that Mr. Sommerville thinks that it
Is mi Injury to the city to have the
doctors come Into the city and draw
down so much of the city's money in
leturn for the medicines they ped
dle, and that he will do all in his
power to have the sale of their medi
cines and the exhibition of their
shows stopped.
What the outcome will bo Is tho
question, nnd the citizens will bo
able to gather around the booths
with a vague expectant feeling that
something Is nbout to happen when
the doctors come to town.
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The Peoples' Warehouse
We're Here With the Goods
tlartSchaffncr
6? Marx
Hand Tailored
If you havo worn a
Hartehaflnerit Marx
nut you'll want an
other. Good as thoy
wero last season, they
ue hotter for THIS
bWLL. Thoy hojun
a' $J5 aud better ones
if you want them.
1'hero is no so-called
made to order suit for
which your measure
U taken that HKG1NS
t he as HANDSOME
n d STYLISHLY out
as the
1 la S 0 flo
such
You won't find
el-. this Ob these
where else in
ind wo'll bo as glad to
show them to you
whether 3011 come lo
look or to buy
w
Hart
SchalTncr
Tailar
Cfa dc
Clofhes
T Is
Leading Clotliies
FINE CATTLE TO FAIR.
Ice.
get
the
Nell Why was thoir engagement
broken olT! Belle Ho told her ho
was unworthy of her. Nell Oh, they
all say thnt. Belle Yes, but she
took him at his word. Philadelphia
Hocord.
"Tills is a now recipe I am using,
George. How do you like the pie?"
"You greatly relieve me, dear. I
wasn'l quite sure." "Sure of what?"
"That II was a pie "- Cleveland Plain
Dealer
FEATHER DUSTERS
New Shipment of Turkey
and Ostrich Dasters
1 10 "'cl' Turkey, ioo feathers special 35c 14 inch Tur
fnaVi 100 'eatl,ers special 50c. 12 incli carriage duster 120 tail
i "" 5- b men panur Cluster lusiricn,; special
r,"2ri. Sisil rlnct.,.. : 1 1 :. :i
Our Ice Cream will please you. If you ever hail any
liett
ours wont cost you a cent. We will let jou be the judge
KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE
"ftfctfiMrViiiiMntiiStret toward tlio Court House
C. B. Wade Ships Two Carloads From
Hot Lake to State Fair at Salem.
Two carloads of blooded stock, be
longing to C. B. Wnde, passed down
the O. It. & N. today en route to the
state fair at Salem, where they will
lompoto for prizes. After the Ore
gon state fair they will go to the
Washington state lair at North Yak
ima, and to tho Spokane fair later.
Tho stock were loaded at Hot Lake
and wuhs In chargo of N. C. Morris.
The Shorthorns In the shipment were
as follows:
Crimson Pearl, I'-year-old heller,
weight 1,500 pounds; Klgltha, cow
holding the Northwest championship
for tho past two years; English Lady,
cow, Hlllcrest Hero, bull, weight 2,
200 pounds; Lily of Athelstane. year
ling heifer; Sen-Son, 2-year-old heifer.
Heret'ords Bright Hope, yearling
heifer; I'endlotonlan, bull. 1 year
old; Jim Henry, bull calf; Muld of
Dixie, heifer calf; Songbird, yearling
henfor, and Westover, yearling bull.
The cattle aro In prime condition
und are prl.e-wlnnors, nil thiough,
Bright Hopo and Songbird took tho
(Irst and second premiums last year,
on Hereford bolter calves, and Klgl
tha, tho beautiful Shorthorn cow. has
held the championship of tho North
wosl for the past two years.
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bed-rlddeii, alone and destitute .
Such in brief was the condition oflj:
an old soldier by name of J. J, Huv-i
ens, Versailles, O. For years ho ;
was troubled with kidney disease and ?J
neither doctors nor medicines gave -v
him relief. At length ho tried KIcc-, J;
trie Bitters. It put him on his foot ; ;
in short order and now ho testifies.
"I'm on the road to complete recov- -cry."
Best on earth for liver mid
kidney troubles and all forms of
stomach and bowel complaints On
ly COc. Guaranteed by Tallman &
Co., druggists.
Glassware
ft
1 x
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WM-I
Sale
Thi- bcauti
uliiss pitcher
only 25c
Other fine
values
lo and .S
cents
See Sharp's artistic wall paper.
"lirldget, can I trust you with tho
china?" "Sure, ye can, mn'nm. 0111
save every piece." Lift,
"I came near marrying thnt girl
once." "Did her parents object?"
"No; she did." Now York Journal.
Josh They say he's tho logical
candidate. Kllus Shucks! There's
half a dozen of 'em kin nrgy as good
as lie kin! Puck.
What Kind of
Feet Rave You
If they aie narrow or low
Instep, or high instep or wide
und short. Hat and bioail. or If
you have corns or bunions or
ingrowing too nails, or too In
or toe out, why to be properly
shod you must corlulnly con
sult the doctor of shoes In the
shoo parlor of tho Boston Store.
Here will be told to you all
the truths about good shoes.
How to buy the easy feeling,
good wearing, fine apiR'arlng,
and purse opening shoes. Itc
membcr that our shoes save in
stocking wear.
When we tell you we have
tho largest stock of shoes to
sell men und women at to
?3.50, wo aro stating a fact easy
to prove. That's why It pays to
inspect our shoe department
when In need of shoes lor any
of the family
BOSTON
STORE
(htSS Sets CotiidntiUK of cov
ered butter llh, Mnmr bowl nnd
creamer, three line vulues, IS, Ofi
and 05o. Not the elaap, trashy
wute, out heavy, tervlceable
Klas-iware.
''tlier Item, sucli us Nuiiplcs, I'riilt
I'ltlii'i, Celery lr.)F. to.trom . In 1.1c
" i.oi.i.s' vNi) DOM, ii i'a'iis
'3E
1 tji
1
2.45
All Imtutumliu ol DiiIJf tlmulreili 11
Stylo ut lOAust rncc.
THENOLFSTOR
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THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this In wind when you
need poultry and stock supplies
and ask for tho Intei national
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
Kow Kure for your cow troubles.
1
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I C. F. Golesworthy
I27-12Q East Alta St.
j Agout for Lee's Lice Killer j
THE ELITE
PISH AND
POULTRY
MARKET
lur Minn it MI.iSIh I'd I'lbotl Crop 4
Our specialties are hnest
fresh anil salt water fish
', of all desirable verities.
; crabs, lolisters.clamsand
water delacacies. Oljin
I pia and eastern oysters
; We will serve you with
i the finest oyster cocktail,
', Goods delivered to any
; part of thecity. Prompt
I service and best satis
! faction
; A Trial Order is Solicited
H"H-"H"H--W
Rigby-Clove Mfg.
COMPANlf
Manufacturers of the
IRigby-CIove Combined
HARVESTER
Repairs for all kinds of
Farm Machinery
pouuury woi-k a aDeoiaiiv
p,.c,i. ....1,1 rn ,,1.1 nntn..
I'enuieton, - Uregonl
The Oregon Dally Journal cau he
found 011 sale at Frazlor's book store.
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