miiiiiMiwtiimnnnii tllM,
iak and Jacket
SALE
. -n.t nf Jackets and Cloaks wna
Oariarsai
. j Ar half durioe our special Thanke-
j PEBSDHflL MEHTIOH.
kiving
sale. Wo hav0 st on hhnd about
'- arments, in all the latest styles In Black
ad Castor Broadcloths and Black and Blue
Klines. All these garments we desire to
Out at once. Wo are willing to give
,nfw nn anv earnient in the house.
lOOOurj""' " "
Try a pair of P. Cogan school shoes. Best
it.
in "
L
EE TEUTSCH'S
COR. MAIN AND ALTA
t
WI'i'Hl'H H 1 I I !M I IIHI 111 I H -H-l
Brevities
Oet Sunny.
Christmas list put down a
lifli meats. Schwartz ft
t.ndi skirts au.Tinc
itsch'a.
dillr. fresh Utmales,
IcrawSsh, at Grate's.
Irfda the uest cigar made,1
Lr store. Court Btreet.
k nf lmnorted and domestic
dam chowder at Gratz's.
i Kennedy's cab Is at your
hit hours. 'Phone main
Is, some rare beauties,
:e erer shown here. Han-
la trade growB daily, be-
I real delicacies made by
sold.
lex. slightly used. Great
I Come quick. Inland Bm-
I House, near bridge.
bcbell will close all her
fiery at a great reduction,
i Saturday, November l.
i In the city are served
L'tEL decree restaurant.
lev, neat and clean, 25c
ament ol superb pianos
1 at Inland Empire Piano
! open evenings, Call In
i over
It Bauer's best make of
udolins and banjos now in
I Empire Piano House,
I meet bridge. 1
Mt trying to fool the ikso-
ople know Those Tamil-
tinner prices will appre-
rwuctions. The Boston
i business and closing out
fcSoa.
Iibsoiutely closing out the
I koce, no reservations or
; buyers and small buyers
tied. The Boston Store
aess and our word for it
ft I11 make it good. The
department Is sold out.
u our future plans watt
uon or this sale.
jut unpacking our ,
ias
Goods j
k lor mv advert-.
I Store open evenings
B3nth Yours for
)D GOODS I
Get Sunny. U C Rader.
Swell slippers at Teutsch's,
Fresh fruit dally at Martin's.
The Delta chocolates are different.
Warner, the butcher, 'phone main
1981.
For Rent A piano. Apply at this
office.
For your Christmas list put down a
p, i. n.
If you want a piano or organ, read
Falling's nd. today.
. For Rent Four room house; good
cellar. II. J. Stiilman.
The Delta chocolate and bon bons
always taste like more.
'Phone Lane's paint shop when you
want window glass put in.
Ring up Main 1991 for Men's Fur
nishings. Sullivan and Bond.
Wanted A teacher of the Spanish
language. Inquire at this office.
No limit on quantities on the clos
in" out sale at the Boston Store.
Have you seen our fancy gift books
at 35c; almost 800 titles. Nolfs.
Falling has a first-class piano tuner.
I.eavo orders. Work guaranteed.
Full line li04 diaries, calendar pads,
calendars for fancy Work. Noll's.
Large sample line Bibles, testa
ments and prayer boons. Nolfs.
Dressmaker would like engage
ments by the day. Apply 120 Grange
street.
Travel from the country Is more
brisk today, owing to the frozen
roadR.
Call up 'phone main 701 when you
want a cab. Ready for service at all
times.
Schlffler's clothing is correct. Cus
tomers are satisfied and always well
dressed.
Tlio grandest assortment of men's
up-to-date neckwear Just received by
express. See window uisplay. Sulli
van and Bond.
Joseph A. Owcnbouse, resident pia
no tuner. Work guaranteed. Inland
Empire Music Company, near Main
street bridge.
Bowling alley under management
of Charles Whittlesey, of Portland.
Prizes given away every two days to
the highest scores. Always in first
class shape and well conducted.
J. A. Owonhouae, mandolin virtuoso,
will accept a limited number of pupils.
Special attention to teachers and ad
vanced performers. Terms $1 per
lesson. Leave ordors at Inland Em
pire Music Company, near bridge.
IUNZ1KER
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER , 1903.
F. It, Dorn, of Echo, was a visitor In
the city today.
L. Bergovin left this morning for
Athena and vicinity on a trip after
stock.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hartman have
returned from a visit with friends In
Portland.
Mr. and Mn. W. J. Jones, of Ever
ett, are visiting friends in the city for
a few days.
William Folsom, the county record
er, is visiting friends In Portland for
a few days.
Joe Hoch has returned from a visit
to Portland, where ho has been for
several days past.
Ralph Ward, the confectioner, left
this morning for Walla Walla, on a
short business visit.
G. W. and J. Hewitt, residing noar
Helix, wero In the city today on a
brief business visit.
J. T, Withron, a prosperous farmer
from noar Helix, was in the city yes
terday evening on business.
G. W. Hunt left for his homo at
Foster this afternoon, after a short
visit in the city on business.
Mr. and .Mrs. James Macley, of Ev
erett, were the guests of friends in the
city for a short time yesterday.
J. F. Nowlln, the county superin
tendent of schools, has returned from
a visit to Portland of several days.
E. J. KIrkman, the leader of Kirk
man's orchestra, left this morning for
Milton on a short business trip.
A. Winters, of Starkcy. one of the
prominent citizens of that place, was
a guest at the Golden Rule yesterday
and today.
M. H. Rice, agent for the Oregon
Fire Relief Company, at Freewator,
came down last evening on business
acrl will remain for a few days.
Mrs. R. G. Glnn, of Walla Walla,
returned to her home this morning,
after a visit In this city with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Thompson.
Doug Belts, the sheepman of Pilot
Rock, was a vibltor in the citly today,
having just returned from Portland,
where he has been for the past week.
Frank Balrd. of Colfax, S. D., arriv
ed this morning in search of a busi
ness location, and Is visiting for a few
days at the home of Mrs. T. M. Kel
ler, his cousin.
W. C. Foster and I. A. Bartlett, of
Baker City, are at the Golden Pule for
a short visit In the city. The gentle
men are dentists of Baker and are on
a little vacation trip.
Mrs. M. C. Glenn, of Malheur coun
ty, an old friend of Mrs. W. F. Mat
lock, spent yesterday afternoon In the
city, en route from Union to North
Yakima, accompanied by her son-in,-inw,
L. B. Rlnchar. ; 4
W. H. Miller, of Pilot Rock, 'was d
Pendleton visitor today while on route
home from Portland, where ho has
been on a business trip. Mr. Miller
is the candidate for city recorder of
Pilot Rock In the coming election.
R. A. Kankln, who moved his fam
ily to this city from ins farm on tha
Upper McKay, at the beginning of the
fall school term, came down to join
them for the winter, yesterday. Mr.
Rankin reports feed plentiful on the
McKay, grain hay selling for from t7
to $10 per ton.
Fac Simllle of Ticket
No.
Jon Keep M Ticket We
Kttp tht Stub, .
For liich Doltstl rurch at Tlic
IToplc vrehoue ftom Novtmhrr
1M., to lHvtmt-er M, 1901, you rt
rivr HcVtl entitling )ou to one
chance un Seven rrite valued M4.
Il Prtte Rubber Tired Columbut
Bi'KRy. value ui
ami Tnte Universal Steel Range
value S65
51 IHie Mortem rortland Cutter
value lso
th Trite liaby Carriage. value (40
jth Trite Mrcl Horn Saddle, value tSS
Mh True Life Sited Dolt, value Jjj
7th lTite Goat, Wagon and Harness
'alueltj
Drawing tales placesp. m. Thursday
lll-CKMKKR 4.,i"J
It pays U Trade at
The Peoples Warehouse
NOTK Should you not want th1H
tlcLet or be far away fitve It to a
fricua. Don't lose or destroy it.
Ill POL MAHiW SHIRTS
None hotter mado, in fact thoy aro
known as The Beat
Some aro $2t00 valuoa and none aro
worth less than $1.50,
Tomorrow, Saturday
$1.00
While wo aro about it wo will add
for Good Old Saturday Night
NEOKW10AH
All Too TioB for 50o for Saturday
All 50c Tins for Itfo for Saturday
All 26c Ties for 15c for Saturday
The
Peoples
Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
OREGON STATISTICS.
COMING EVENTS.
MRS. HEWETT'S FUNERAL.
Juror III at Baker.
Baker City, Dec. 4. Circuit court
was adjourned yesterday afternoon
until noon today, owing to tho sud
den Illness of a Juror, W. A. Cartmill.
The trial of ex-Sheriff Huntington was
being heard and will not now be clos
ed before Saturday night.
Often a soap factory looks well
enough when it smells like 30 scents.
Uniform price and quality
make them easy to buy, and
moneyback makes them safe
Schilling's Uest at your
grocers.
FETY RAZORS
kind we guarantee to give complete satisfac
tlwd 8 8haviu8 a luxury and entirely ob-
thfeK 6 cuiuug the lace, me uiaues me
L i.8.1.88!. full concave cround, and eaeily
U8ed for individual shaving will last
$7 50 "oniny. We have them from $2.00
These make elegant Christmas Gifts.
? KOEPPEN & BROS.,
US Store with the Log Cabin Soda Fountain.
Conducted by Rev. M. .P Howard
This Afternoon.
Tho funeral services over Mrs. J.
H. Hewctt were held at the M. K.
Church, South, at 10 a. m.. In the pres
unnn r.r mlfttlvpu n ml friends. The
sermon, by the pastor, Rev. M. I
Howard, was preacliea irom joun m
10 ,,mi ". "l liav manv thincs to
say to you, but yet cannot bear them
now. Your sorrow snail ue turneu 10
joy."
Mrs. Hewett was a Christian and
lett evidence of her salvation tbiough
our Lord, Jesus Christ. She was bur
led In hope of a better resurrection.
FIREBUG CAUGHT.
Man Who Set Fire to Glenn's Ferry
Hotel Now in Jail.
j Mountain Home, Dec. 4. Through
tlie enorts or snenn ruuuunu uu
Daniel Mclaughlin, tho county attor
ney, ono of the men who started tho
fire that consumed the Stockton
house at Glenn's Kerry on November
18, and cost one life, has been arrest
ed and is now jn Jail heie. Tho of
ficers are. satisfied as to Mb guilt, Jle
hart iu;n nfrnmiilires and the Sheriff
jls now on their trail.
It seems tnai snorny auer me "
Hocks, while drunk at Glenn's Kerry,
stated he and two pals set the place
on Are. They bad expected to maVe
some money but were disappointed,
he said. Ho did not state whether
they were to be paid for tho Job or
whether they expected to gain by rob
bery, although the robbery theory is
the one the officers here entertain.
He also said the unknown man who
lost his life in the Are was "an old
stiff and good for nothing and we
rated nothing about him."
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
Fact Gathered from the Twelfth Cen.
j sus Reports.
j Tho following statistics regarding
Oregon are gathered from tho nh
stract of the twelfth census, just Is
sued from the government printing of
fice, undor the direction of William K.
1 Merriam:
j Oregon is accredited with 122.447
' dairy or milch cows, valued at $4,
093,333. Thero are 35,837 farms In the
state of an average of 281 acres, vnl
' tied at $10,071,328. The uumber of
I farms In iho state operated by the
I owners is 29,471: the number operut
1 en by cash tenants, 2,fi37, and share
tenants, 3,72!).
The number of Oregon farms deriv
ing their Incomes from different
sources are as follows: Hay and
grain, 9,712; vegetables. 1,076; fruits.
1,072; -live stock, 10,218, and dairy
pioducts, 3,751.
The total amount or butter made In
the state last year was 12,082.807
pounds, and of cheese 1 .f!fi2,82(T
pounds. The number of chickens In
Oregon, as returned by tho census, Is
1,290,818; ducks, 19,774; geese, 20,
5S0; turkeys, 30,031. The uumber of
dozens of eggs produced last year
was 7,709,970, valued at 11,102,071.
The number of fleeces shorn last
year was 2,939,50., weighing 21,349,
000 pounds and valued at $3,121,000.
Tho total corn acreage In the state
is given at 10,992. producing 369,523
bushelB. valued at $155,693. The
wheat acreage Is given at 873,379,
producing 14,508,-30 bushels, valued
at $6,358,395. The number of acres or
hay Is given at 731,823, producing 1,
117.886 tons, valued at $6,147,018.
The number of growing apple trees
In the stato is given at 2,826,898, pro
ducing 873,980 bushels of apples.
Milton Irrigation District election,
December 21.
Washington Teachers' association,
Tacoma, Dec. 28-30.
Nntlonal Livestock convention,
Portland, January 12, 13, 14 and 15.
The Knights of tho Maccabees have
about tli reo million uOi.ars In Iho re
serve fund, tufoly Invested. If you
want tratcrnal protection, see J. ti.
Kees or District Deputy 0. A. Graves.
You don't havo to ulo to win. It Is
what you aro looking for.
Leave Your Orders With
OESPAIN & CLARK
FOR;
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Taiatlre Promo Quinine Tablet!. All
dtulita refund lb. money II It lalli to cure,
E. W. (irore'a almatura on each box. Vie.
Another Sale of
Popular Books ,NSURE m
Krank Moxley, the 17-ycar-old son of
William Moxley, of Astoria, who haH
been missing for three weeks, has
written home Irom Melbourne. Aub-
trails, saying that he was "shang
haied" at Astoria and Is on board an
English vessel going to Antwerp.
Were formerly published
at $1.50 -Our Special
Price while they last
at 69c.
re r a Kew Titlt.
"A HliUllIar Life." Pliflpx.
"Mr. Dooley's Philosophy."
"The Choir Invisible," Allen.
"VhCriilH1" Crawford.
"The Adventures of Hherlock
Holmes," Doylo,
"The PrlHonpr of Zenda." Hope.
"Checkers," Blossom.
"HoraolKN," Corellt. Htc. etc-
All Is fair In love, war and horso
trades.
THE SHOE FOR
lien and Boys
Man Killed Because He Refused to
Hold Up His Hands.
i-.. tii. rw 4 -Kmil Schmidt was
shot and kilied by a highwayman
about 11 o'clock tnis morning 111 m
Maple saloon at Van Asselt a few
miles south of Seattle.,
The nold-ups, two in number, enter
ed the saloon and ordered the 12 men
in it . 1 tiin tlniH iii hold un their
hands Schmidt' aud another man
started for the robbers wltn cnairs.
cniiit uik lihot thrnueh tho brain.
The chair was knocked from the
other man's hand and the highway
men then made their escape without
securing any booty
Best shoe repairing at Teutsch's
BOSTON STORE
Leather Goods.
Nothing Is more aoceutablf for
the holidays than glfU made
frt m leather.
Cuff boxes, 3Uo to 11.31).
ColUr boxes, 4Ho to 11.95.
Traveling cases, f 1.00 to!00,
Music rolls, 4Hu to II Ku Ktc.
Frederick Nolf
COAL
All towns along the lluu of tha
W. A Coltitiihln Hlver Itnllroad
can buy from us In carload
lots at very lcawmable price.
514-514 MAIN STREET
Phone Muin 1741
Reliable Companies
That ay their losses
promptly. Our companies
stand at the head of the list.
Hartford ire IiMiimnce Co.f l,,0n
Alliance Assurance Co tXMXW.MH
Ixradou A Lancashire Firr
Insurance Co, ... 3,644,tPM
North British & Meruautlle
Co IB,fl,t4
Boyal Imiumnen Co. . . H.fOT,!
FRANK B. GLOPTON
AGENT
U2 EAST COURT ST.
Walter's Flouring MMfe
Capacity, 1M barrels a day.
floor ts 1 chained tor vhml.
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Wi,
eta, alvays on kana.
TRUSTY TOOLS
fur triiaty MJUi)e liner abound
tool for carpcuteni, for masons,
any fori tif jjUun-leii(Ubr
IooIn for ieoitu hi any and every
raft.
You may depend, too on th
prke here Miik right and rum
sonablo yon we want your
trade year In, year out.
!SHK WINDOW DIHI'I.AV.
a
J W. J. CLARKE & Co. court stt j
ELATERITE Is Mineral Rubber.
Villi .MAY IN IKNII llt'll.niNO WllllV.III'T IUHIF
ail It 11 li iur,ni,y lo IIKIMiAi K A vvOIIN'lll I lliiwr
ELATERITE ROOFING
Tukes th . placo -f Miiglefc tin. Iron. iar giavol, and all prepared
roofings. For list and sleep surfaces, gutters, vulleys, etc, Easy to lay.
Temperr for all climates. Ileasonable In cost Sold oa merit, auaran.
teed. It will pay to aBk for prlcesand Information,
THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO. m,mnit
Werce.tar Bulldln9. I Portland.
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