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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1904)
t DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1904. Overcoat Sale Beginning Monday, Feb ist we will close out every Overcoat and Ulster in the house at prices that cannot be equaled in the state. We have on hand only about twenty-four overcoats and desire should bring a rush to our store. A'iKgoartC:.a.m,$3.75 AUI13 Overcoats and n Ul8ters(jo at All 15 Overcoats and A nr AHJ8 00 Overcoats and r OP Ulsters go at y,lO Ulster go at .... O.M All io Overcoats and A Ulsters goat..... ... 14.75 ffetuso Have a Bargain lacie of Hats Reduced from $3 and $3.50 to your Choice $2.00 Lee Teutsch'si BIG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA I City Brevities . J-- Hnf Cnnnv .11 Uinre nt 'I'OtltHPh'fl f.ni fitrnlutintl rnnmR in rrv.it ii uivi-ij " " " - look well at Teutsclfs. .. nnt antafnrtnii nt TJnw. i Ilonn' it rrtl . OTnro w at tho Domestic Laundry. l.l.. f nxtilatmil rnnma fnr ..ti- r T l. nrlr'H 7flR ilnlnv. -II 1 -r, IttlinriA mnln w ....... nlntlmo nlannod nnil ..1 InAvnnr'e I'M: WitOt I'mlM i tin nnuuc uium iui wuuu jwu CB. from Association block to tuo A hlnsb- will nay you to take the East . . . . . i ... , i . -t . 1 T T hk citfiiutfn mill iicanuui ... u. lUCIWUJ Will KUL U JlUVOUl Ul m ror rjsi uri'i-niiiiiTi uuuuhiuL' titu ' foil warn to pay your buusuhi- mimuer 01 insane irum muu-. niinlv t,r f.nat fnitrl lias follows: 1900. 89: 1901. 1MI. 98, 1903, 12G. The present1 a one to each 1,000 popuia- Got Siliiny. Tj c Rador. Fresh taffy at Miller's, Court street. New ready made skirts arriving dally at Teutsck's. Rood furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 07 Alta street. For Kent Four-room house near old Academy. Apply at this omce. Crescent and Ilamhler bicycles', men's mid women's, boys' and girls'. Nolf's. Fair's White Wear Sale. The Fair Store nns the announce ment of its white wear sale on the sixth page of this issue and prices are given which will give you an Idea of the special bargains that are being offered during this week. Don't overlook the coupons In the large advertisement as each one of them represents a cash value. The Fair Store will redeem these coupons so take advantage of the chance before it is too late. NOT A LUXURY An accurate timepiece is a J . w . a. w " j uuaiucaa The VValtham. Bueber and fin . : ,i:a iiiuvciiicilOi lu a wnu ?'t repairing at moderate HUNZKER Progressive Jeweler v726 Main Street WILL SHIP 10,000 BARRELS. Wheat Is Quoted at 65 and 66 Cents At the Mill. Within a few days the Bycrs mill will start to grinding on a second large shipment of 10,000 barrels n Hour for the Oriental trade... The first big shipment of the season has been sent out and for a few days the mill has been busy with stuff for the local trade. Wheat has dropped again In the local market and Is now quoted at C5 and 0C cents at the mill. This 's a drop of 2 and 3 cents over the price quoted for a time during the past two weeks. HAVE MADE PEACE. Miller Will Close His Store at 6 O'clock, Per Union's Request. The difficulty between the Clerk's Union and the Miller grocery store Is settled for a time, at least. Yes terday afternoon a committee o the Central Trades and Labor Council called on Mr. Miller and stated their case to him. After some discussion he agreed to close his sto're at C o'clock until such a time as the gro cers of the city decided to ask for longer hours. It is understood that the grocers of the city will ask 'o bo allowed to keep their stores open until S o'clock during the harvest season. Sues for Debt. Sol Blumauer and Eugene Hock, ,i,.,,i., t,o Arm of Blumauer & Hoch, of Portland, have brought suit against Kelly Brothers to re cover $328.25 alleged to be due on a bill of goods furnished them, the to tal amount of the bill being $378.25. Tho plaintiffs ask for their attor neys' fees, costs and disbursements. Notice to the Public. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to D. Kernler & Son will kindly call and settle at once, as we need the KEMLER & S0N, J. W. Ray, of Qurdanc, Is In town today. A. C. Hemphill, of Pilot Rock, is Intown. W. H. Cnrglll, of Nye, Is in town today. N. Berkeley left this morning for a trip to Portland. ' M. Reeder, of Rurdano, Is in the city for a short visit W. Mills, of Helix, spent the, day In tho city In a business trip. Will Wells, of Athena, Is In the city for a short visit with friends. Mnx Jackson, of North Yakima, Is In tho city for a short business visit, Clavln Colo, a prominent roslde.it of Juniper, is In tho city for n short business visit. T. D. Taylor went to Milton this morning on business connected with the sheriff's office. Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Lazier, of Arl ington, are guests of tho Hotel Pen dleton for a short visit In tho city. George M. Hays, of Huron, a prominent resident of that part of the country, Is In the city for a short visit. William Fltzgornld, of Portlnnd, and a former resident of this city, is In Pendleton for a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Kern, of Helix, wore the guests of friends in tho city today, Mr. Kern is a prominent farmer of Helix. Mrs. John Keys, who hns been ill for several days with a threatened attack of pneumonia, Is recovering and will bo out of bed In a short time. Miss Cella Itenn left this morning for a visit with friends In Portland, Seattle and Tacoma. She will be ab sent from the city a week or 10 days, Bert Bell, who has for a long time been in tho employ of R. Alexander lias accepted a position in tho store of C. E. Roosevelt, and Is now at his post there. Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Sparger, of Umatilla, were the guests of the Hotel Bickers yesterday for a short time. Mr. Sparger is one of the beat known irrlgationists of the eastern part of the state and was In the city on n business visit. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe H. Parkes will leave In the morning for Walla Walla, where they will attend who wedding of E. R. Parkes, a brother of the Pendleton mnn and who is go ing to wed one of the belles of the Garden city tomorrow afternoon. The only baking-powder as good as baking-powder can be is Schilling's Best; it is made to be good. At jam IW"1' i mMjUclk CREAM OF TARTAR We have to keep the chemically pure kind for medicine. The same kind is none too good for cooking. Many good cooks buy tins article here-io, is, 3 and 6 cent P333; Our aim is to sell drugs and chemicals that are just a little better than you find in every drug store. LAUGHED AND CRIED. "Ten Nights In a Barroom" Plays to Crowded Houses. "Ten Nights in a Barroom," the old emotional standby of the com mon people, was at the Frazer last night and played to a crowded house. It shows that the same old story is still as thrilling to them as It was when first brought before an audience and the people last night despised the villain and wept with the misery of old Tom Morgan the drunkard, just as they did long, long ago. Alvln Wyckoff, as Morgan was strong in his part and was ably supported by the entire cast. Edgar L. Schooley In the role of Sample Twltghell, the rural lad, continually convulsed the audience with his slmpleness and when he was drunk he was too funny even for the sobriety of the other actors. He was the silly, drunken man to per fection. Mr. Schooley In private life neither drinks or smokes, which makes his correct Interpretation of a drunken man all the more noticeable. Colorado Troubles. Tho K,,clnllallc clubs of the city are distributing 1.000 copies of the latest Issue of An Appeal to Reason In which Is a large article on the U trxnlilue In Holnrndo written by a special writer who went Into the mining districts under the guise ri a traveling man, and wrote the things as he saw them. K0EPPENS The PP''RPSTORE A. C. KOEPPEN &. BROTHERS Strike While the Iron is Hot One feels lucky indeed (hat could earn 10 per cent on his money and here right now you can supply your wants at a saving of at least 20 per cent and up to 40 per cent-a clear saving -and equal to two years interest; at the very lowest reduction we are mak ing. This 17th Annual Clearauce Sale is gaining in momentum each day. Satisfied customers are bring ing their friends, Money to be saved in Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes. The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE PREJUDICE AGAINST TRIB. Dr. L. E, Bulllnger, of San Francisco, Expresses an Opinion Regarding the Greatest Liquor Habit Cure on Earth. Dr. 1j. E. Bulllnger, of San Francis co, writes: "I was prejudiced against TRIB, coming to me as It did, but I see now I was mistaken. I have been traveling In England and the Eastern States much lately and find much ev idence of TRIE'S good work. 1 bought 25 treatments for friends and every ne has done Its work well." Tallman Co., local agents. t HOTEL DE FARMER A.- KUNKEL (Si, Co., Proprietors MENU A la Barb Wire Leather and Rubber Belting Jtole Poultry Netting Nuts o o Buys Raley Place. nolonel J H. Raley has solfl his Immn nronertv to Dr. T. M. Hender son for $3,000. The property Is sit uated on the corner of Johnson and Alta streets. It will be used uy ur. Henderson for a residence. "Divinity of Christ." "The Divinity of Christ" will be Dr. Martin's subject tonight at the First Christian church. bvery thinking person In Pendleton shoum hear this sermon. Services every evening at 7:30. Adams Water Works. W. E. Russell, travelling repre sentative of the Washington Pipe & Foundry Co., of Tacoma, Wash., was In the city yesterday looking over the proposed water syytem. He thinks so favorably of the propo sition that he makes an offer for his firm to take up the bonds and fur ..it. ti,A mntnrlal for the system. Hint, ... - . ti,o .iiv mnv net her material or JheilK bill illfi bonds nre noi boih !' Adams Advance. SOl'P Hog Wire HHliISHKH tljeawier uuu iiuuuer jteiuug i,Bi-oi.ranin Rone Cable .laukson Forks BOILED Rubber Tire Buggies with Cushion Tires Carriages with Leather Trimmings Surreys with Cloth Tilmmlng ENTREES Wilson Mollne Iluggles with Shaft Wilson Mnllue Hnckswith Polo , it t.. I 111. ,t.... T.w. rLu ll.nlr. will) Itralrn I- Moliue Wagon with Box & Seat. Challenge Wagon with Bolster Springs ROAST Jno. Deere Gaug Plow Pie Broiled John Deere Walking Plows i Boiled Jno Deere Disc Plows, Caper Sauce i Jno. Deere Lever Harrows with Jno. Deere Disc Harrow Fritters T Murshroom Sauce Home Dressing i VKOKTAWjKB Forks Hoes Jlakes iioiieu nuggy amnions SALAD Wagou Jack Salad Wheelbarrow Salad DESSERT Miuneapolls Threshing Machine Pie Geiser Threshing Maelne Pudding Deering Harvesting Machinery with Cake Sickle Sections. Sickle Knives. Sickle Heads. Rivets. Repairs We also carry Plows, Mowers, Rakes, Binders and Headers. Re pairs in season. He'd Lick Tommy. Tpncber Hobbv. If your father gave you three centB and gave your brother Tommy five cents, what would It make? Bobby Trouble. COMI'iG EVENTS. Walla Walla Poultry show, Febru- a.;' 3-7. Oregon Christian Endeavor .onvei tion at Pendleton, February 19-22, 1904. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY druKliU retunij tbe moner ''"' ' The Boston SHOE STORE n,,t nf Jail Into Calaboose. Smith McMullen, who has been serving a lengthy sentence In tho county jail for the theft of an over coat from the Alta House, was re leased from Jail yesterday and Im mediately took on a load of whiskey that landed him In the city cala booso for a three days' visit. Gray Hor6e W nted, James O. Roeves Company want one work horse; saiuo must be gray. Another shipment of the RED SCHOOLHOUSE SHOES ($2.50 pair) just received. $J.2sJof size 6 to 8 $J.50for stee 8 to tl $ J. 75 for size ti to 2 $2.00 for size 2 to 3 We are selling of this shoe two pairs this year to one pair last. Why ? People have found that they wear better fit better, look better, price better. Better Get a Pal The children want this kind. Toes in wide or narrow style-'; low heels, with and without hooks. Sewed with silk. Before Putting In Your sewer connection get prices from us on 4 and 6 inch vitrified sewer pipe. Complete line of Closets of different sizes, kinds and prices, Our plumber is the best workman in Pendle ton, and work entrusted to us is done right. GOODMAN-THOMPSON HARDWARE Company Successors to the Thompson Company 621 Main St. ECONOMY IS THE ROAD TO WEALTH Practice economy in your clothing by having your cast away garments cleaned, repaired, pressed and made as good as new. If you desire the color changed, have them dyed. We are prepared to take your old clothes and make them look like new again. Our steam facilities are first class and our work- meOurprlcre,;uch that you can e..lly .Herd It, and our work such that you will be saved tbe price of new clothing. Pendleton I Steam Cleaning 3b Dying Works I !& sautv . mNFS Proi. 730 COTTONWOOD STREET Good! died for .nd d.llvtr.d. Phon. ui-M.ln 1691, or . poit.l r4 will bring ui to your door ELATERITE U Mineral Rubber. Boston Shoe Store VOUAVIlKlMJi8, mvhACK A WOltN'OUT HOOK ELATERITE ROOFING, JSTn i to aSTkHforEPr,cesand Worcester Building. ' '