DAILY EAST OREQQNIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1903.
S
Lee Teutsch
FOR GOOD CLOTHING
jTbEST AN0 LARGEST LINE OF
NEW CLOTHING
TO BE SEEN IN THE CITY
Our $10.00 and $12.60 lino has no equal. You
... I.. r,A that, wfi nra ciVincr croat vnlnns in nnv
i iter grades of Clothing at prices from $15 00, $10.50
$1850 to $22.50, some of which equal ,$25.00 values.
In our Tailoring JJepartmont we. claim to excel
order iroiii i-. "j-" . ... 1,10 iu mictii
from.
FOR GOOD CLOTHING SEE
Lee Teutsch.
PENDLETON, OREGON
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PERSONAL MENTION,
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City Brevities
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n sllnners at Teutsch a.
nel-lnrr ffir P. I R.
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furniture store.
, Prfferlda. the best clear made.
p nln.l ava onmnln
for sale. Call and examine It.
kinds or lmnonea ana aumesuc
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p Dines, sume tare ucuuuca.
I I . 1 . . "fir Tnnn
laundry 2 for 25c. Sullivan &
PlaDO House, near bridge.
e Delta is again in personal
56 or l w. irvin. tne iounaer oi
store Everything clean, rresn
rood
anted A eood industrious man
wife (no children) to take
se oi larm. Aaaress uox jus.
a iv vviiitnn a- ciarnino. vm
ten neuDerB. onion Dickies, caun-
film i no aaIopv and irraati f.
Bakery
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like new at a small expense by
ultltg Wilson & Carnlne, the
fm. m w a & l rv
FP IT . . .
new designs in Sil-
u-piaieo nouow ware
Sterling Silver FUt-
I uuu VUU piVVCO. J.Mlg
ntw assortment of all the
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"eltr Who Never MUreprcwnti
U C Rader, M. A.
People are asking for P. I. It.
Get Irvln's bon bona at the Delta.
For Rent A piano. Apply at this
office.
"Kantshrlnk" underwear at Sulli
van & Bond's.
Automobile caps,- the latest, fad, at
Sullivan & liond's.
New hats, Dunlap and Knox styles,
at Sullivan & Bond's.
Children's school shoes hat wear
nd look well, at Toitsch'r..
Get your fall suit made at Joergers.
Best values for your money.
Children's white and blue corduroy
raps, just in at Mrs. Campbell's.
A beautiful assortment of Indian
robes, $3 each, Sullivan & Bond's.
Dressmaking by Mrs, P. D. Mann,
21S Alta street. Prices reasonable.
Goods that are right at prices that
ire right at Rader's furnlturo store.
"The Bar Sinister," by Richard
Harding Davis. New books arriving
at Nolf's.
Consult Madam Thompson, the
clairvoyant. Gratz lodging house,
room 2.
New nobby Ideas In fall cuii.ngs.
Prettiest patterns out, at Selbert &
Schulz's.
Schiffler's clothing Is correct. Cus
tomers are satisfied and always well
dressed.
Wilson & Carnlne have Just receiv
ed a large shipment of paints, var
nishes, oils, etc.
For Rent Five acres good orchard,
house and barn, one mile from city.
Rihorn & Swaggart.
For Sale A good 8-room house,
cellar and two fine lots on good
terms. Call at 638 Main street.
Horse For Sale Good driver,
weighing 1,120. Call at Wilson &
Carnine's paint shop, next to Neagle
Bros. t
For Sale Cheap Good saddle or
driving horse, ?20; Inquire of J. F.
Nowlin, 211 GarneiQ sixeei iuuiubs m
river.)
Left at M. Carney's livery stable,
ii.i,ir MpivIp tax tai? E8. Owner
can have wheel by proving profierty
aud l'tying costs.
K-... ....noionn.unt nf miner!) tiianos
Just received at Inland Empire Piano
House. Store open evenings. Call In
and look them over.
ctan-ort jc. Hn'ipr's best make of
guitars, mandolins and banjos now In
sock at inland Empire i-mu n,
near Main street nnage.
(.'...,1,1.1 i.i.ia will lio received ud to
Thursday noon, October 29, 1903. for
block 90 reservation addition to Pen
dleton and improvements on same.
Owner reserves me rism ""'
any and all bids. J. F. Carrier, 1802
Vest Webb street.
Shirley Thompson Very III.
Miss Peterson, one of the nurses
from St. Anthony's hospital left this
morning for the home of Sli e
Thompson, at the head of Butter
Creek about 12 miles from Echo.
Mr. Thompson is quite 111 with ty
phoid fever, and Miss Peterson will
nurse him through his sickness.
The three best words in the
"rocerv business ; Schilling's
Best and moneyback.
OE GUM
The Latest and
Best Corn Cure
15 Corns Cured For 15 Cts.
Our store xloses at 9 P. M., except Sat
urdays, when it closes at IOP.M, and
Sunday at 8 P. M.
C. K0EPPEN & BROS.,
The Dfuc Stor iih ti. r.n.r Cabin Soda Fountain.
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Hart Sdu finer
( Mux
Hand Tutored
CopjrbjM ivua kj Hut ftefcaffnar JUrx
Hire Schjffnu
V Marx
Hjnd Tailored
tOytif ui !! by limit fM!!or Mi
I B. F. Sparrow, of La Grande, Is In
I nil.. t 1 ..ll.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cox, of Heppner,
are in the city for a short visit,
I John McCourt was a visitor at Pi.
i lot Rock today on legal business,
j Douglas Belts, the Pilot Rock sheep.
I mnn. Is In the city for a short visit
inn business.
A. J. Cameron, of North Yakima,
Is In the city for a short business
visit.
M. I.otier, of Weston, Is In attend
ance on the circuit court for a few
days.
Mrs. Ella Porter, of Baker City, Is
in the city for a short visit with
friends.
J. N, B. Gcrklng, of Athena, is in
the city, having business berore the
circuit court,
S. Atkins, of Weston, is In the city
to appear as a witness in tho case now
before tho court.
G. S. Osborn, a business mnn of
Athena, was In tho city today for a
short time on business.
C. C. Henderson, a prominent
sheepman of Pilot Rock, Is in the city
today on a business visit,
C. L. Pinkerton, of Weston. Is In
the city, having been called as n wit
ness beloro the circuit court.
N.. Key, one of Weston's business
men, is at tho Hotel St. George for
a brief business visit in the city.
Jacob Betz, tho owner of the Walla
Walla brewing plant, was in the city
yesterday on a short business trip.
Hugh Young, of Walla Wnlla, form
eily the deputy warden at tho peni
tentiary thete. Is in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Conner and
family, of Hcppncr, arc tho guests
of Pendleton friends for a short
time.
T. K. Beard, of Modesto, Cal., the
owner of the Golden Rule hotel. Is in
the city, having arrived on the early
train this morning.
James Hackett, tho sheepman, has
returned from his trip to Dayton,
where he went after a carload of
blooded bucke for his ranch in this
county.
Roy RItner left this morning for
Portland, where he will make a brief
business visit, and while there will at
tend the concert given by Madam
Nordlca.
M. H. Rice, of Freewater, Is In tho
city "today from a visit to Pilot Rock
in the Interest of the Oregon Firo
Relief Association, of which he 1 a
representative.
R. A. McLaughlin, of Gurdano, is in
the city for a short business visit.
Mr. McLaughlin is tho owner of a
large sawmill at Gurdane, besides be
ing extensively Interested In farm
ing. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Gillette, of
Echo, are the guests of Pendleton
friends for n few days. Mr. Gillette
is the man who recently purchased
the Babb ranch at Echo of W. F. Mat
lock. A R. Buford, the cashier or the
First National Bank of Walla Walla,
was a visitor In the city yesterday,
having been called hero in connection
with a case on trial in the circuit
court.
Funny Folks.
U-, ,,,.. p,ikn" Is billed to appear
. .,. Dori iimntor nnd if they are
as funny as their well chosen title
there will be a jolly time anuau iui
A traveling man
said that Bronson and Cheuoweth's
"Funny Folks" l the best organiza
tion of Its kind on the road Tho solo
., f iho ni'irroetitloii is to cre
ate laughter and the firms card sets
forth tho fact that tney are "l'" "
i .loou.ro in inv. Funny Folks
offer a splendid program and one that
looks mlgnty goou 10 u. "--
be here alt next week.
Handkerchief Sale On.
The St. Joe Store has Just received
one of the largest shipments of hand
kerchiefs ever brought to Pendleton,
and has Inaugurated a special hand
kerchief sale. An attractive window
display. of the new goods has been
made whore tho styles can bo studied.
See the large advertisement In this
Issue for further particulars regard
ing the sale.
Taking a Vacation.
August Kllngelhoefer, who has for
tbe Ial inree jrcaia
the Oregon Bakery for C Rohrman
Will taKO a scverni uuiu""
nnd left U)day for Now York, where
... nnd relatives.
ne win visit iik""" , -. -
David Epp. of Spokane, has been se
cured to fill tho vacancy during tho
absence oi mi. ,
Child Ii Quite III.
. ..1,11.1 nt Urn Harvev
The youw-j.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Crawford, has been quite 111 at he
family home, north of tho rlvr. but
Is now much better
Will Take Views.
Arthur Seufert, of The Dalles, pass
Aiuii.i " ,,.' ,, morn UK.
,!. fas?. i?jrs
to tins cuy luiiifiini
guest of frlendH here nvnr Bunday
Real Estate Transfer.
The Rihorn & Swaggart rea estate
agency .old for Pauline Der ek . J
M. Cook louuy. iui - ... "
reservation addition to t lie city of
Pendleton, consideration 8&o.
The Merchants' Cafe,
Keeps constantly on hand import
ed lleberwurst, Frankfurters, Ham.
burg eels, crawfish, crabs, outers
all kinds of cheese. Merchants' hot
lunch dally from 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m.
n i n.nul atblu whfl 18 78
Long "Tourist"
OVERCOATS
for $10 to $25
Wo nre well Btockod on long ovorcoats now ones
just received havo an immense assortment coin
priding every weavo, stylo and price.
In particular wo mention this Tourist Ovorcoal,
a now coat for this season. It is certainly a swoll
garmont, made of all wool cheviot in loose effect
and is full length. Somo havo hack bolt straps
that are removable. Tho price is such that will
please tho buyer.
If you want somothing in a nobby pair of Punts,
tho very beat of material and workmanship. You'll
find here just what you want in pattom, stylo, sizo
and price $ J. 50 up to $8.00.
If you havo boon accustomed to wearing Suits at
$12.50 to $15.00, conio in and see tho onoa wo sell
for $(0.00.
Thoy aro made in cheviots, serges, worsteds and
cassimores. We'vo neat suits for men, coat, pants
and vests, as low in price as $5.00.
New things in Stylish Dress
Men's Shirts
Underwear.... Exclusive Neckwear
Dr. Deimel New, Natty,
Linen Mesh Stylsih
Underwear Men's Hats
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
OWL TEA HOUSE GROWING.
Shelving Capacity of the Store to Be
Greatly Enlarged,
The Owl Tea House Is undergoing
some extensive Improvements Inter
nallv. which when completed will
greatly Increase tho shelving capacity
and afford a better opportunity tor
displaying of goods.
The tea store will carry a ,larger
stock of glassware, chlnaware, crock
ery, etc., than ever before and when
the Improvements aro nnisncn win
be better prepared to wait upon tho
trade.
Tho change consists In the erect
Ing of a largo balcony In the rear of
tho room which will bo shelved for
now Bonds and will also bo used for
an office. New counters and sholvcH
have also been erected on tno main
floor and tho general appearance of
tho place Improved,
General Foreman.
u' a Rinrlo ihn general foreman
of tho bridge building department of
tho O. R. ft N., left this morning or
Wallace on a trip naving 10 uo wu
tho business of tho department In that
city.
Prizes Given Away Tonight.
Presents given away ut tho Park
theater tonight. Bring or sond your
tlcketB. A great big show, Plenty
of comedy. "Lnugh and grow fat."
Tickets at Brook & McComas' drug
store.
THE NOLF STORE
5 N ver In Die history of the
store have we shown such a large
line of tlno giuno UmnlH
THE SHOE FOR
Men and Boys
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14 cillferent kinds to select from
f 1,00 to 6(i6. You can play
from 10 to 100 games on them.
N thhiK Is better to pa away
theoe lung winter evening".
Ilurnt Wood Novelties, new
style- in Manicure He:, (lloveu
mid Handkerchief Catc, etc.
o,v Htutlonery-All the new j
thltiKM here from 10o to 74o u X
box.
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ALWAYS FRESH
ALWAYS Q00D I
ii Fish of All Kinds!!
ILobsterSt Crahs, salt wa- t
tcr ioous. uystcrh una i
;: EliN anil OLYMI'HIA.
8"Prompt Delivery,
Elite Fish Market
Corner tfalu uJ Alti
V. O. ELLIOTT, Proprietor, t
Rigby-Clove Mfg,
COMPANY
Manufacturers of the
lRlgby-Clovc Combine!
IAEVESTER
Repairs for all kinds of
Farm Machinery
Foundry Work a Specialty
Cash paid for old castings
Pendleton,
Oregon
The Leaders
The Unsurpassed
The Always Satisfactory
Tho Wilson coal and wood lleatora. Handled
hero only by us. Coal stoves ranging in price from
$7 to $20 Wood stoves ranging in prico from
$2.50 to $20. Ourtovos aro now ready for your
inspection.
THOMPSON HARDWARE Co.
021 Main at, neamiuarters tor iimiing supixius
years old, has been nominated for al- O AC TAN C T A R F
derroan in Greater New York, by the i QUO 1 Ul 1 O 1 V 1 L
fusionists.
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