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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1903)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1903. f IB Place nr. 5 pi later l. Many women are denied the' happiness of children through derangement of the generative organs. Mrs. Beyer advises women to use Lydia E Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. "Deas Mm. Ptxkiiam: I suffered with Btomach complaint lor Tears. I first bottle 1 was relieved of the sick ness of stomach, and be pan to feel bet- HAS THE TURKEY MELEAGRIS GALLOPAVO OUTGALLOPED DR. COLE. Also Dodged All the Shots Its Pur. suer Took at It and the Bird's Wild Flight Was Only Stopped by a Shot Aimed by a Lady Shooting All Within City Limits. Dr W G. Cole had a most cxclt Ing me yesterday and eanie near losing his Christmas dinner. Sonic admiring friends sent the doctor a fine, large turkey to grace bis table on the Christmas holiday and tbe doctor started for his home with his prize but on the way the dinner made one last despairing daub for llherty and life ' T'ml.p npillnnn it rpnmelnnnm. ,..- keys are noted for their docility un der capture, but this one liail been In the office of tbe surgeon, and catching a glimpse of tbe array of Instruments In the Inner sanctum. came to the conclusion, presumably, pot so bad that I could not earn- bit ! that Ills lot was to be harder than children but fire months, then would I the ordinary run of holiday cjcocu have a miscarriage. The last time I , tions and broke from the grasp of became prepnant, my husband got me his captor and started up the middle to take LiTdla E. Pinkham's Vetre- ! of the street with the doctor in lint table Compound. After taking the (pursuit. The turkey flew and so did tbe mud. but the turkey was the fast er of the two and tbe surgeon was tex in every way. I continued its use J soon dstancctl. He took rc,UEe tn You receive a ticket with each dol lar's worth you buy at The Peoples and was enabled to carry my baby to maturity. I now have a nice baby girl, and can work better than I ever could before. I am like a new woman." Mrs. Fbjjoc Bettb, 22 S. Second St., Merlden, Conn. tscoo ftrfrit If criminal . small rifle, but. after shnotlnc sever al times, found that he was too much out of wind to hit the prize, so he handed the rifle to a lady neighbor.' who hit the target the first shot. The doctor returned thanks for the assist ance and bore bis prize home, where It will be serves vltb extra honors ELECTION BY COMPANY t. iUJEE MEDICAL ADVICE TO Don't hesitate to -write to Mrs. 1 Pinkham. She will understand your case perfectly, and will treat Boys Expect to increase Their Ettic Mass. No woman ever repretted A good majority of the members ot having written her, ana sue Has ' Rescue Hood and Ladder Company helped thousands. Warehouse THERE ARE SEVEN PRIZES ..First Columbus Buggy, $140. Second Steel Range, $65. Third Portland Cutter, 50. Fourth Baby Carriage, $50. Fifth Steel Horn Saddle, $35. Sixth Handsome Doll, $35. . .Seventh Goat and Wagon, $35. Be sure and ask for a ticket. Keep in mind the fact that we will give a ticket with every dollar paid on account before 4:45, Thursday evening, December 24. E. D. BOYD Has Real Estate for San- R eaXi Estate of n kinds and description, ranging from a small residence to one of the most modem and beat "quipped mansions with in the limits of the city o Pendleton, and from a farm of a few acres of Koud alfalfa land to thousands of acre nf wheat -land. Call or Address D.BOYD. Ill Court St. , No. 1. met at their ball last night for 1 the election of officers for the onsu . ine term. Plans were talked of for i the year to come, and some good sup I gestions wete made tending to the ' better service ot the company in case , of need. j The officers elected were as tol-'lows- President. Frank O'Gara: i foreman, T. T. Nelson: Ural asslst i ant foreman. A. Khode: second ns : ststant foreman. Dayton Barnhart; secretary, C. A. Cole. The secretary was instructed to no tify all of the officers of the company t to have their reports In by the first 1 Monday in the new year. The company is in good condition, and It is Intended by tbe memb'-rs to this year improve their service in many ways, as they recognize the imHiriance of an organization of their order In a small town where the citizens have to look to them for their protection In time of lire FAST FREIGHT TRAINS. The drawing p. mn sharp. will take place at 5 "Tis not the hen that cackles loudest that lays the biggest egg." but our big store is so well filled with sensible articles suitable for Christ mas gifts that we want you to call and see them for yourself. You know that we carry A COM PLETE LINE of the products of the Pendleton Woolen Mills and EVERY THING that a man or woman wears. Right now we wish to call your at. tentlon to our BOYS CLOTHING, t This embraces "3.year.old" Suits and Overcoats in every desirable style to the young men's. We have put a CHRISTMAS price on them. A Christmas price in some stores means an ADDITIONAL percentage. OUR Christmas price on Boys' Cloth Ing Is the .lowest price you ever saw for boys' good clothes. The Columbia LodcHnp- House Well ventilated, neat and comfortable rooms, pood bed.. Bar in connection where best goods are served. Main Street, center of block, between Alta and Webb Streets. ' Cargo of Oriental Goods to Be Trans. ported East Over O. R. & N. , The arrival of tbe big Oriental steamer Indrapura. at Portland Satur , day uight, with a cargo of silks, lily bull)-;, matting, tea and other Oricn ' tal goods for the East, means several special freight trains over the o R. A: N. to convey this fast freight to its , destination. This class of merchandise; is given j preference, fast schedules are prepar ed for it. special trains are sent out : with light tonnage, in order that fast ' time may be made, and the trainmen always welcome a tea" or "silk" special, next to a passenger run. . j CAPTAIN THOMAS DRUMMOND Ft X. Schempp Proprietor THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Wfcexe It Pays to Trade COAL Let us till your bin with BOCK SPRING COAL Recognized as the best and most economical fuel. We are prepared to con tract with you for your winter's supply. We de liver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros- Main Street Near Depot Was the Founder of the Iowa State College for Blind. , ( Vinton, la.. Dec. 22. In the pres- j encv ot a number of state oinclals ; and other distinguished visitors a 4 tablet to the memory of Captain J j Thomas Dmnimond was unveiled to i ; day at tbe State College for the , Blind. I I Capuin Drummond. who was killed tn anion near tbe close uf th' civil ar. was the founder of the eollore 1 for the blind and the tablet Is r. trlb . ui oi appreciation of his effor s In . L !!, of the Institution. i tn wa COMING EVENTS. Milton Irrigation District election. uecemier 21 Washington Teachers' association, lacoma, Dec. 36-30. National Livestock convention, r-oniand. January 1Z. is. 14 and 15. Oregon Christian Endeavor convei- tion at Pendleton, February 19-2 1904. Special session Oregon 'egislature. aaicm, December 21. Whitman-Oregon debate, Eugene, January 10, MIESCKE'S MEAT MARKET Will meet the low tat pricen quoted by anyone on meats. Yon alwaya UKT GOOD MEAT when Mieacke fill your order. 3X6 COURT ST. Don't mba the place. A Costly Mistake. Blunders arc sometimes very ex pensive. Occasionally life Itself is the price of a mistake, but joull nover be wrong it you take Dr. King's New Lifo Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles. They are gentle, yet thorough. 25c at Tollman tt Co.'s drug store. Well That You Know. Don't forget that for evory dollar paid on account you get a ticket on the seven prizes. The People Warehouse. Fo 8ale. Kight hundred high-grade atock cat tle at a barga a. Hay i0 winter cattle If desired. Ktijuiro of C. B. W DK. Pendleton, Or. Well That You Know. Don't forget tbst for evory dollar paid on accir r t you got a ticket on the seven prlv-ts. The Peoples Ware-bouse. NOT GOOD, NOT HER Our motto made and lived up t ) all the The perplexing qnestion of hat to select for ciiriaunas unmet ia cuany auiveu ai our stnrA t we have constantly on hand all the eatables ri! A: time. your season. NEW ENGLAND CHRISTMAS DINNER Bullion Celery . Olives Turkey. Cranberry Sauce Sweet Potatoes Stuffed Peppers Sweetbreads and Peas Pineapple Snerbct Celery and Apple Salad Plum Pudding rigs Raisins Coffee AN "EPICURE' But hark! call. Fope. CHRISTMAS ,hp rhlnl"E dock, to Oysters In r.rape Fruit of the wave' OM A.t Z. llcious.-Croffnt. Llebfraumtlch A Pericles Oram nf Artichokes "cior as vvcr hi, Broiled Salmon steak, Beanm From the rmln . mouth-Twelfth Night. M1 M Kanishcs A WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS DINNER Harrison's Administration Blue Point Oysters, Halfshell Soups ConMimme Royal Entree" Douches a la Koine Roast Turkey, Cranberry Jelly Potatoes Duobesse Stewed Celery Terrapin a la Maryland U-ttuce Salad, Plain Dressing A morsel Cleopatra. French Peas Ooose Croquettes r a monarcn. i -Actoaj tjj Bruaseh 5W. Quien Punch Perdition catch my soul Hut 1 do loc tbee.-Othe!!a Oell de Pordrix Mince Pi" Ire Cream Ijdy Fingers Sweets American Plum Pudng Duckling Boasted with Oranrt Su a most sharp same- And Is It Mi u I served In to a sweet Roose.-Homw Hot House Tomatots with Msyottiii ou do yet tarte wime subtleties-TB l!St. Dessert Tuttl Frutti Carlsbad Wafers Iced Plum Pudding A wilderness of sweets Macaroons Appies FrulU Morida Oranges Bunanas (Srapes Pears Black Coffee Sfonge bit Paradise Lis, I Coffee One sip of thi will bathe the droopj spirits in delight beyond the bliss tt ureuniH. Cheese Bacbelur'b fare kisses.- -Swift. BiscsU bread and chetse uj DRESSED - POULTRY ALIVI Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and Chickens New crop navt Is are now of good color and sweet. Larp lancy navels, L for ac, 30c per dozen. CELERY Nice, large, crisp bunches. 2 for i5c, 4 for 25c. We are headquarters for Bananas. Plentv of fat frail 3 for 10c, 40c per dozen. NEW FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Persimmons, pine apples, grape fruit, Japanese mes, fancy apples, choice Dears. Hot house lettuce, cat d . iiower, caooage, radishes, green onions, beets, parse sweets potatoes. CRANBERRIESThe best of New Jersey, 15c quart. NEW CROP-Nuts, Figs, Dates, Honey, Cluster and ported Raisins. EXTRA FANCY BOTTLED GOODS Salad dressings, olives, pickles, chow chow, fliustw jams, jellies, preserves, pic Wo mau cnraliv of ever; thing in our line and can supply you with the best quality rrun&, regeiames, uroceries and Poultry. GIVE US YOUR ORDER F. S. YOUNGER si