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5E - ere ),... . " o to "remain uidUm, ,vyi QUI 01 y,y my In Real ttt Adire JOVD, if DA'LY EA8T-0EONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, ja Wr I PEHSDNAL MEWT1DN, j IMPORTS and BLANKETS r nnd Blanket seel inn U nitr lu""" . . nil of genuine bargains. No better ' Lted stock in the state to choose from thanou"' and at prices that will sur prise Good size Comforts at $1.00 leal god' extra ,arge' at from $1'50 10 J.OU Lod Cotton Blankets, full size, from 5UC to .uu per pair bod AH-Wool Blankets, $3.50 to $10 00 Yok can't afford to go elsewhere lor yoor Comforts and Blankets ee Teutsch. BIG DEPARTMENT STORE. 'City Brevities C ilader Get sunny. conducts me 11011a. In shoe repairing at Toutsch'n utlcton is the home of P. I. R. your ciutlies cleaned at joer- Itorated meats, benwartz & llich Co. kiMren's school shoes that wear look well at Tctitscus. ,Spaln & Clark have a sample safe lule. Call and examine it. ilvcd dally, fresh tnniaies, li and crawfish, at uratzs. li Preferida, the best cigar made, s' cigar store, court street. Iressniaking by Mrs. P. D. Mann, Mlta street, Prices roasonanio. ! kiuds of imported and domestic and clam chowder at Gratz a. Lf nines, some rare- beauties, Irtlest line over shown here, Han- tor Ileal Five acres good orchard, lw and barn, one mile from city. lam & Swaggart ro pianos, Bligntly used. Great Igalns. Come quick. Inland Era- Piano House, near bridge. rte Delta is again In personal Itrge' of C W Irviu, tbo founder of store. Everything clean, iresn I good. Vanted- A good, industrious man wife (no children) to take irge of farm. Address box 108, fcston, Ore. New consignment of superb pianos It received at Inland Empire Piano fW. Store opon evenings. Call in 1 look them over. Stewart & Bauer's best make of burs, mandolins and banjos now in ict at Inland Empire Piano House, stain street bridge. m best way to spend your winter Is studying a course in the Iternatlonal Correspondence Schools bcranton, Pa. They raiso your Drop a card to T W. Cracking. : local representative. Ho will call i you and give any information de- aiieclal prices during window You are glad you have found Ihtm out Schilling's Best Intl your grocer is glad Got Sunny. U C Rader. Swoll slippers at 'icutsch's. Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. Got Irvin's bon bous at the ticlta. Pendleton is the "homo of if. I. R. For Rent A piano: Apply at this o III ce. Get your winter suit or overcoat made by Joorgcr. No limit on quantities on the clos ing out sale at the Boston Store. Leather tourist cases, cuff and col. lar boxes, music rolls, new. Nolfs. Schlffler's clothing is correct. Cus tomers are satisfied and always well dressod. Iron trains, dolls, holt heads, drums, rubber balls, footballs and Indian clubs. Nolfs. The Peoples Warehouse has just received a nice line of midget ties, good patterns. For Sale 150 tons alfalfa had at ?S per ton. For further particulars, enquire at E. O. oltlce. Winter underwear, lined gloves, Mackinaws and duck clothing. Baer & Daley, 729 Main street. All Maccabees are requested to be present at free dance at Music hall, In Pendleton, November IS. One housekeeping room Is offered tor rent at 4(17 West Alia street. See classified columns for particulars. The Peoples Waiohouso has just re ceived a fine assortment of the very latest creations in men's neckwear. Mrs. Campbell will close all her winter millinery at a great reduction, commencing Saturday, November 7. A. good front room, suitable for two gentlemen, is offered for rent at 010 Willow street. See ad in classified columns. Solbert & Schulz desire the servi ce of a seamstress and are ising the classified columns of tho East Ore gonlan to make the fact known. Wc are not trying to fool the peo ple. Tho people know. Those famil iar with former prices will appre ciate the reductions. The Boston Store means business and closing out is the intention. We are absolutely closing out the dry goods stock, no reservations or I limits. Big buyers and small buyers I accommodated. The Boston Store I means business and our word for it I is good. We will mako it good. The quicker the department is sold out, the better, as our l'utuio plans wait the termination of this sale. J.'C. Ranlor, of Athena, is in tho city for a short business visit. A. U, Swaggart, ot Athena, is visit ing reiauves and friends in tho city, Mrs. I. Michael, of Athena, la tho guest of friends in the city for a short vlsjt. Mrs,.!. Morrison, of Arlington, was the guest of friends in the city yes terday. ' W. M. Blakley left this morning for n visit to his ranch near Eastland for a few days. Mrs. R, Parr and daughter, ot Athe na, are the guests of Pendleton frlonds for a few days. J. W. Pemngor, of Adams, was in tho city yesterday w attend the cir cuit court as a juryman. J. A. Blakley left thismornlng for a trip Into the Potts country to serve some papers for tho sheriff's office. Joseph Culper, a well-known paint er of La Grande, is !ntho city today, en route home from a visit to Port land. Fred Lockley, circulation manager of tho East Oregonlan, left last even ing for Echo, Butter Creek and other points m that ponton of Umatilla county. Miss Blanche Whittemore, who has been for several monies In tho Delin, has accepted a similar position at Button's Candy Kitchen on Mnln street. FRANK COX-PLATT CASE. -v If & fellow loves ,a girl that's his business If they want to' get married that's tho preacher's buei-ness wants an engagement or wedding ring That's My Business L . HUNZIKER THE PROGRESSIVE JEWELER Boy Is at Large on His Grandfather's Request Quit His Job at Woolen Mills. It was reported around tho city this morning that Frank Cox or Frank 1'latt, as ho is sometimes nown. had loft homo as the result of his arrest some time ago for catching salmon but late this morning ho was seen at me postolllce, evidently In no hurry to get out of the city. Cox had been warned a couple of times bcloie he was arrested, but still, in company with a lot of other young men he persisted in violating the law. This crowd of boys would catch the salmon and give them as presents to their friends, thinking it smart to ctety tho game warden and the law. Atter having been warned by the game warden ho was arrested convicted and given the minimum fine of $50. In default of the fine he was remanded to tho county jail, bu on the request of his grandfather was allowed to go. Tho grandfather agreed to put tho boy to work and to stand surety for him until the tine was paid. Cox went to work in his old place at the scouring mills, and after won Ing several days made preparations to leave the city and thus throw the burden of the fine on his grandfather, who had saved him from the jail. One ot tho officials, of the mill lear;ied of his intention and the sheriff was In formed and Cox was remanded to the county Jail. After three days spent there tho remainder of his fine was raised by his mother and ho was al lowed his freedom. 18 REDUCTION METHODIST CHURCH MEETINGS. Revival Still Going Ort at the Thomp son Street Church With Very Sat. Isfactory Results. Tho protracted meetings In pro gress at the Methodist Episcopal church are being well attended, con sldcrlng the very bad weather of the past few days. A number of additions have been made and the meetings are successful. Afternoon meetings at 2:30 and the regular evening meetings will be con tinued during the week. Rev, W. E. Armfield, of Athena, Is assisting Rev, Warner and will possibly remain over Sunday. HELD TO FEDERAL JURY. But TOE GUM Th Latest jind Best Corn Cure 15 Corns Cured For 15 Cts. Out store closes at 9 P. M., except Sat urdays, when it closes at tO P. M , and Sunday at 8 P. M. A. C. K0EPPEN & BROS., Te Drug Store with the Log Cabin Soda Fountain. James ..uke, Indian, Is In Jail, Expects to Give Bail. James Luke, an Indian from the res. ervatlon, was arrested yesterday, charged with stealing a aorse from Allan Barnnart, another Indian of the reservation. He brought the horse to this city, where ho sold it to William Heed, He was examined yesterday before Commissioner John Halley and held for the federal grand Jury, which meets in Portland next June. The man was sent to the county Jail and expects to furnish the $200 necessary to regain his freedom in a few days. Fog Next Font Days WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 18 per cent off Regular Price Ticfret with each dollar purchase entitling holder to a chance on the seven prizes to fee given away Dec. 24 9H8HB Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, Capes and Jackets Which means that a garment tlfat sells for $ 30.00 will he .!. .1 .$24 Co 25.00 " 30.50 20 00 . if, ,0 ,5.oo ":t..v......: ia.30 Vo.oo " s jo . 7.50 " " ,.; 6.05 $ S 00 " " j.l0 Pfices gooil'fohthc rest of. the week. Come early and have first choice. When we say 1 8 pet cent we don't mean 25 per cent nor do we mean the raising of a price and then selling at a reduction of 5 per cent, but you will find a re duction on all of the articles above explained. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where It Pays to Trade OHIO AT MISSION RIDGE. Dedication of a Monument on Battle Field. Chattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 12.--Thu handsome monument erected by the stale of Ohio In memory of her sol diers who fought and fell in the bat tle of Mission Ridge was dedicated to day. The exorcises were held on tho batt e fle d at 11 o'clock hub morning and were participated In by a delega tion of distinguished veterans and public officials from toe stato of Ohio. Governor Nash, in an interesting x address, formally presented the mon-1 $ umcnt to the Cnickamaugua and Chattanooga National Park Commln- Bion, and the Bpeech of acceptance . was mado by General II, V. Hoynton,! president of the commission. I Tho Knights of tho Maccaliees have about threo million uoi.urs In the re serve fund, safely Invested. If you want fraternal protection, see J, 8. Kees or District Deputy O. A. Graves. You don't have to die to win. It Is what you are looking for. Leave Your Orders With OESPAiN & CLARK THE NOLF STORE Showing the rrundet line ot DolM, Toyi, Hume md Finer tioo.lt riur placed on Mule In fenillctun. Call for School Warrants. All school warrants for district No. 16, from No. 280 to No. 371 and from No. 1 to No. 9 inclusive, will bu paid upon presentation at my office, loom 16, Judd block. Interest ceases niter this date. JOHN HAII.EV. JK. Nov. 12; 1903. School Clerk. New ready-mad dally at TeuUcu'a. sklrU arriving 'FOR- COAL All towiiM along tho line of Uiu W. & Columbia Hiver Railroad inn buy from uh in carlotMl lots at very seasonable prices. 614-614 MAIN STREET Phone Main 1741 Williams-Johnson. Word reaches this city that Thomas I. Johnson, of Jacksonville, Miss., and Miss Zada Williams, of Little Rock, Ark., were married at Little Rock, November 1, Judge W. M. Kavanaugh officiating. The Little Rock papers refer to it as a very pretty affair, at tended by a party of 25. Tho bride is a daughter of -urs. M. J, Hendricks, of this city. A. O. U. W. Notice. Viola Ixidge No. 1H, A. O, U. W.. and Magnolia Lodgo No. 34, D, of If., will have a Joint social besslon on Friday ovenlng, November 13. Thpre will bo music and refreshments, P, 'g. M. O. C. Hogiu will bo there to give on interesting talk to the members. All members and their wives are cor dially invited to attend. Don't forget It. but come out one and all. COMMITTEK. Dead Horse Found, Monday afternoon a deud horse was discovered on the baseball grounds, and was burled today by direction of the city marshal. The anlmul had been evidently turned Into the Inclos tire by tho owner to die. Recovering From r'neumonla. J. W. Chandler, who has beeu frit ically ill with typhoid pneumonia at the hospital, has been removed to uio home of his uncle, Thomas Chandler, aud is slowly recovering. THE SHOE FOR lien and Boys m m BOSTON STORE DOLL IIKAIM-Chlti. Uli.tar.Ccllukitil mid Meltl. llruJ from tc lu , All ilm una klDdn YOU WILL CrtiriJ)' be p'mik) tt our flue llu of Dolu OrtM Dolli-ovcr It klmU to Mltet froiu-ic to !.0 Kid My, c U tJM We me umati for tt i outer una Kl which art) uniu WuukerUnd " Kid Body Uoll, Boyl" for and Uuuiy, durabUltr ud low prlc HCHOOL HOOKS AND BCHOOL BUPi'MKH 999Bra9eS99S9SSS99S99SSSSSB9e fif Our Glasses Give rent to tired yea. After making a thorough ex amination to locate every de fect we g've you the proper Il-iibch and adjuxt the frainea to your fact, thus insurnlf; perfect correction. We glv you Uie brat Klaaaea It fa poa blble to produce. A. Blackburn, 0. D. (Iraduate Optician Room 45 Dcspafca Blk. limiMlHIIMIMMMtMMtMHMMIIHm Get a WILSON HEATER Ami-you Imvo the best there is to bp had. Oou Mino Wilson Wood and Coal Heaters (t!i original airtight heaters) are handled in Pendleton only by us. Don't take an imitation. WILSON WOOD HEATERS, $2.50 to $20 WILSON COAL HEATERS, $7.00 to $20 THOMPSON HARDWARE Co. 621 Main St. h9