Teutsch
oesl Shoes!
Do you want a good shoo, if so, buy a
Bannister Donk to your shoes, every
body else does. You can dtingnish
VNNISTER SHOES
From their imitators in the eame way
tliat you can well-dressed men from
others. Bannister's shoes are the per
fection of modeling. They are perfect in
?tylo, comfort and fit. There are none
better. We are solo agents for thorn.
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ee Teutsch
PENDLETON, OREGON
PERSONAL MENTION.
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conductB tlio Dolta.
ellppers at Teutsch'a.
fruit dally at Martin's.
he best bread, get Itohrman's.
geratcd meats. Schwartz &
n Co.
carpets and linoleums at Ra-
nd crawfish at Gratz's.
raoriiin flio best clear made.
s- cigar store, uourt. street,
nln filark liavo a samnlo
r sale. Call and examine It.
ta street. Prices reasonable.
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pipes, some rare beauties,
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P.MIIUU. 111I11V UL 1411 jauc
tv !)12 Mnln street. Miss K.
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planus, tuiguuy uuuu. ureui
Come quick. Inland Em-
'Delta is again in personal
or u. w, irvm, ine louuuer oi
re. I'jviirvLiiuiir fMfimi. irfisii
wife (no children) to take
of farm. Address liox 108,
Or.
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p nymno- nnrt Monrtrntincr wa
pickles, cucumber pickles, egg
turnips, celery and green Vy
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Thp East Is wild over P. I. R,
Oct Irvln's bon bona at the Dolta.
Best shoe repairing at Teutsch's
For Rent A piano. Apply at this
jfllce.
Full lino 1904 diaries, 20e to $1.45.
Nolf's book store.
Now ready-made skirts arriving
dally at Teutsch'.
A gentle saddlo pony for sale cheap
at Oregon Feed Yard.
Children's school shoes 'hat wear
and look well, at Teatsch'r,.
Get your fall suit made at Joergers.
Best values for your money.
Children's white and blue corduroy
caps, just in at airs. Campbell's.
Goods that aro right at prices that
ire right at Rader's furniture store.
Consult Madam Thompson, the
clairvoyant. Grata lodging house,
room 2,
New nobby Ideas In fall cuk.ugs.
Prettiest patterns out, at Solbert &
Schulz's.
Schlffler's clothing Is correct. Cus
tomers are satisfied and always well
dressed.
Enjoy the New England dinner at
the parish house tomorrow afternoon
and ovening.
Wilson & Carulne have just receiv
ed a largo shipment of paints, var
nishes, oils, etc.
For Rout Fivo acres good orchard,
house and barn, ono mile from city,
Rihoru & Swaggart,
For Sale A good 8-room house,
cellar and two fine lots on good
terms. Call at C38 Main street.
Everybody invited to enjoy the
Now England dinner at the parish
house tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. Horse For Sale Good driver,
weighing 1,120. Call at Wilson &
Carnlue's paint shop, next to Neagle
Iiros.
For Sale Cheap Good saddle or
driving horse, $20; inquire of J. F.
Nowlln, 211 Garfield street (across the
river.)
Now Eugland dinner at the parish
house by the Parish Aid Society,
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Twenty-five cents.
Uaked beans, brown biead, pump
kin nle. douehnuts and coffee served
at the New England dinner at parish
houso tomorrow.
Left at M. Carney's livery stable,
Rambler bicycle, tax tag 58 Owner
can have wheel by proving property
and paying costs.
Now consignment of superb plauos
lust received at Inland Emplro Piano
House. Store open evenings. Call In j
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an u iuuk iucui M'vt,
Wo have many good things to koep
you warm. Fine lino of sweaters,
good wool underwear, wool box and
gloves. Baer & Daiey.
Stewart & Bauer's best make of
guitars, mandolins and banjos now in
sock at Inland Emplro Piano House,
near Main streot bridge.
Doug Belts, of Pilot Rock, was a
i-euuicion visitor today.
J. W. Oakley, of tilot Rock, Is in
tho city for a brief visit.
J. O. Hamll, of Echo, is visiting In
tho city for a day or so.
F. M. Lockwood, of Helix, is In the
cuy ror a uuslness visit.
F. E. Judd returned from a visit
io i-oruana tnis morning.
S. A. Ponnlck, of Adams, Is In the
cuy lor a snort business trip.
J. Montgomery a prominent farm
er of Helix was In the city yesterday,
Mrs. C. Carlson, of Sumpter. Is the
guesi or I'cniueton friends for n short
lime.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Redman, of La
iiramie. are tho guests of Pendleton
friends.
H. McCllney, of Grass Valley, spent
tho day in the city the guest of
menus.
Georirft Tl llntnr n Inmlnnea tnnn rl
Dayton. Wash., wns n vlnltnr In the
cuy lociay.
llrc P T UtfMi. ( Tinl-i... nil..
Is ill the city tho guest of friends for
u lew uayB.
M. L. Thompson, of Walla Walla,
was the cuest of the lintel St.
George today. '
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wade are in the
city for a short visit from their
rmch at Dixie.
Mrs. A. B. McEwen, of Athena, is
ine guest of Pendleton friends for a
visit in the city.
If Frank Martin will call at tho
Standard Grocery, he will learn some
thing to his Interest.
11. C. Means, who is now running a
hotel in Ashwood, Crook - county, is
In the city for n few days.
T. D. Taylor, the sheriff, went to
Umatilla this morning to serve pa
pers in n case in tho circuit court.
Mrs. C. E. Fell left this morning
for Portland, where sho will be the
guest of her children for several
weeks.
Steve Dove, of Portland, the gen
eral ngent for the J. I. Case Manu
facturing Company, is in the city to
day on a short business visit.
T, G. Hailey is visiting at his
ranch today, looking after his busi
ness concerns there, and resting
from the strain of tho court sessions.
Mrs. Harvey Burns, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Crawford, for several
days, will return to her home in
Reardon, Wash., in tho morning.
Miss Eflle Evans, who has been
visiting her brother, H. P. Evans, of
tho Pendleton Icq and Cold Storage
Company, for the past six weeks,' left
this morning for her home in Sher
idan, Yamhill county.
FAIR SUCCESS.
Walla Walla County Cleans Up Over
$4,000 First Year.
Between $4,000 and $5,000 will be
the net clean-up for tho Walla Walla
County Fair Association ns a result
of tho first annual race meet and fair.
me exact ngtircs, Secretary Caswell
and Treasurer Gulchard said thi
morning, could not be ascertained
until the books of the association
were posted and experted, but both
advanced the opinion that the sum
realized will be between tho suras
stated. That the o Ulcers of the as
soclation aro highly pleased with the
success of the first meet and fair la
expressing It mildly.
'Of course what we made this year
is not all profit, by any means, as
It will take much of this sum to take
up the Indebtedness contracted in
erecting tho buildings and grand
stand," Secretary Caswell said this
morning to the Walla Walla States
man. "Wo expect, however, to clear
up all the Indebtedness and have a
nice little surplus left over for next
year to erect a large pavilion and
make other Improvements on the
grounds that nio absolutely necest
sary.
The Store that
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Never D
SSfl
Our business is to serve the
public. This much let us say
that we will not raise a price
and then reduce it, attempting
to make you feel you don't
know. The best kind of adver
tising is the good word spoken
by satisfied patrons. Such a
store succeeds and dimply for
the reason that when we ad
vertise an article as being let
us say as 1 5c reduced to 10c it
is not a la cent article raised
to I5 cents.
For Wednesday and Thursday
October 28th and 29th
75c Taffeta Silk 44c yd.
Ladies, we'll only ask you to see this value;
all colors. The nnce was tsc for these two
days will be 44c per yatd.
79c Ladles' Fleeced-ltned Wrappers 50c
A ladies' fall wrapper that sold for 79c, for
6(jG, will be sold for tho very low price of 50c,
The material would cost more
20c and 25c Valcnclenne Lace i i c yd.
Good widths, nice patterns, just the thing for
undergarments and dresses, i24c and 15c
qualities for 8c per yard prices for Wednes
day and Thursday.
INSANE WOMAN.
Mrue. Patti left Liverpool lor New
York Saturday last.
Good and jo far Schilling's
Best and the business is jjood
and goes far.
Your grocer's; moncyback.
the Latest and
Bost Cqrn Cure
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IS; Corns tmi For 15 Cts.
Qt store closes at 9 P. M., , except Sat
urdays, when it closes (at ,t0 P, M , and,
Sunday at ,8 P. M.
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'IHKrDttig sW.wiHi t& LocVCabinlsoda .Fountain.
Mrs. George Dougherty, of Cayuse,
Will Be Taken to Asylum.
Mrs. George Dougherty, of Cayuse,
was today adjudged insane by the
examining board, consisting of Dr.
Cole and Judge Hartman.
She is a native of the state, and
Imp mnlmlv ln-rlim tn the lOSS Of her
children, several of whom died re
cently. The woman Is violent and
will be token to tho asylum this
evening. In tho meantime being under
gulrd at tho Hotel Eastern,
Restaurant Will Open Soon.
H. Mulligan, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday making arrange
ments for opening the Hotel St.
George restaurant. He left for Port
land this morning, where ho will buy
the furnishings for the place and will
return Monday. The restaurant .will
be opened shortly after the first of
the mouth,
J 2 J -2c Linen Hucfc Toweling 7c
Genuine Linen. Il'ick TowslinR that always
sel's for I2jc. stilling price for these two
days, 7c per yard.
25c Children Union Suits 14c
Children's Union Suits in silver gray, ages i
to io years, price regularly 25c, these two
days 140 per suit.
50c Ladies' High Grade Hose 28c
All kinds of our 50c hose, nothing reserved,
will be sold for these two days at a8r a pair.
Look ts op every day we'll have something interesting for you to know. We're
never idle. We can't afford to he. You're expecting us to show you something
new all the time. We will, and furthermore you'll know it pays to trade at
THE
Peoples Warehouse
COLONY OF WILD DORS.
Morrow County Infested With a Re.
markable Freak for the West.
Down in the hills and sand roiinliy
north of lone, in Morrow co-n.'y, Is
a voliiny of wild dogs, IiohihI;,, slit,
herds and collies, that rustle for
themselves, and nro as afraid of man
as the coyote or any other wild anl
mul, says tho Heppner GazeHe
For years a few of these wild dogs
have been known to exist, liit Hom
ing was thought of it until recently
when 19 of these descendi'i'.s of tho
best friend of man were counted In
ono band.
A short tlmo ago a farmer who re
sides In the sand country was -out on
the prairie with a water wagon to got
a load of water. Ho was startled by
tho furious barking of dogs, and when
he saw 15 ugly, growling dogs coming
toward him, he lost no t'mo In getting
onto his wagon,
ine aogs aro gemng io oe a peai
and aro said to be dongerous. A party
will be organized to hunt them down.
Lost Last Saturday ovening be
tween Frazler's bookstore and Tall
man's drug store, a ladles' large
purso containing $11 and a door key.
j Leave at East Orcgonlon office and
United States District Judge M. M.
Estee, of Hawaii, lies dangerously 111
at Honolulu.
Swift Ham Window.
Tiw. st ami 11 i-il Grocerv has esnee-
.tally nicely decorated windows. Tho
showing is for Swift's Premium hams
and bacon and tho display well illus
trates the good qualities of these
bgoods.
yfcoWriette6'WeVtMg TnlghX' ' fH
There will be a meeting of the
committee 4on entertainment for the
coming irrtiatUmJ iai&km I at fthfc
rooms of the Commercial Association
tills evening to which a full attend,
nnce Is desired. r I'llj?: '''Jil
Sealed bids will be received up to
Thursday noon, October 29, 1903, for
block 90 reservation addition to Pen--dletou
and Improvements on same.
Owner reserves tho .right, to .rojec'
onyi andean mils. j.if; rjarvior, 1802
Vdit Webb street. II , x
THE SHOE FOR
Men and Boys
BOSTON!
THE NOLF STORE
Never In the history of the
store have we shown hucIi u large
line of tine game Ixmtda
STORE
14 dld'arent klmU (o select from
1 1.00 to 15 66. You call play
from 10 to 100 games (in them.
Nothing is better to iiasv away
there long winter evenings.
lluriit Wood Novelties, uetr
styles lu Manicure HeU, Clluves
and Haudkerchlefi Cne, etc.
Nkw Htitinnerv All the nwiv
a . 7 . . , a,
fining uere rrom iuo to no
nor.
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ALWAYS FRESH
ALWAYS GOOD I
I Fish of All Kinds!
!
Lobsters, Crabs, salt vra
1 ' ter foods,. Oysters - EAST
;: ERN and OLYMl'HIA
t e6)rPrompt Delivery.
i! Elite Fish Market I
Comer Mlu ami Alia
!'. O. ELLIOTT, Proprietor. I
1 II MtHHIIIM
Rigby-Clove MfgJ
COMPANY I
Manufacturers of the
Combine!
HARVESTER
Reoairs for all trfnrfa rJ
Farm Machinery
Fouudry Work a Specialty
Cash paid for old oastingflj
Pendleton, - Oregon
The L ade I,
1 1
The Unsurpassed
The Always Satisfactory
The Wilaon coat and wood Heaters. Handled
hero only by us. Coal dto'veB ranging in price from
$7 to $20. Wood stoves ranging in price from
$2.50 to $20., Ourstove8 aro now ready for your
inspection.
, THOMPSON HARDWARE
621 Main St. Heidauirters f6r fislitriK stlri
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