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DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1904.
IN THE JAP COLONY
idd Pants Sale
LOYAL TO THE MIKADO IN
TROUBLE WITH RUSSIA,
This week we will place on sale about
: m Man'e Dflnlc r.c.m.1..- 1
All Are Willing to Fight, But Too
Poor to Go, and They Dread Com
pulsory Service of Three Years
I,q pan !. ivuiu.i prices,
the entire lot out at once you can have
lour choice for
Greatly Interested In War News
and Up-to-Date In Their Informa
tion. The local Japanese colony, con-
$ 1 .95
elated over the war reports from the
tick
tor
Pec-
unent,
All of them aro Interested, hut
nnnn nf ttmm will mtum nl.
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wait
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best
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twill do you good to look at our spring
Lmples of Men's Tailor-Made Clothing,
Iyer 35oo samples on display.
E TEUTSCri'Sj
PG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA ;
Brevities
Get Sunny.
jers at Totitsch'a.
dally at Martin's,
repairing at Tontseh'
made skirts arriving
inch's.
furnished rooms to rout,
itreet. (
tchool shoes that wear
lell at Teutsen's.
j for rent. Address
East Oregonlan.
jet satisfaction at How
irly Kees' cigar store,
ind Crescent bicycles,
$22.50 to $40. Nolf's.
Is of cinders lor tuo
Domestic Laundry.
)y furnished rooms for
V. J. OlarK s, rtaiey.
Kennedy's cab Is at your
ill hours 'Phone main
clothes cleaned and
boerger's, 120 West Court
Ihone main 701 when you
Ready lor service at all
llcFaul has moved his of-
Association block to the
Got Sunny. U C Rader.
Fresh tnffy nt Miller's, Court
street.
Furnlchcd rooms at 407 Alta
street for rent.
Baled alfalfa hay tor sale. Address
tiox lzs, penuieton, ore.
For Rent Four-room house near
old Academy. Apply at this office.
Rood secoiul-hanil arenn for sale
on easy terms. Address J. F caro
East Oregonlan.
A fine high-grade piano for sale
cheap; must he for cash. Address
113 care East Oregonlan.
ASHES FELL WITH RAIN.
Curious Phenomena Reported From
Baker County.
O. R. & N. train crews coming In
from the east, say that n curious
phenomena was witnessed at Hunt
ington and vicinity, on Stufday
evening.
During a heavy rain storm which
extended nil over the country, from
Durkee to Huntington, a distance or
20 miles, u cubstanco resembling
wood nshes, fell In great quantities.
It was Indissoluble, as It remained
on the ground after a drenching rain
nnd was thick enough on hoards and
housetops to make a visible change
In the color.
,v tn tkn the East I suusrnnco ." even uppeu.-
See wee C tor terms on ance ot belnS aslles- lmu a greasy
f&ee page i, tor it-rms uu t , . .lirforont frnni nnv
iiliniiniiifMia ever witnessed In that
cleaned nd blocked, ,. i,fnr(, in. the sunshine the
iea ana pressea. . .
though four or five ot them would,
u mey were financially nble tn do
so.
Mnflt nf tlm In
ton are young fellows who have not
peon nere long enough to make a
stako yet, and cannot buy a ticket'
home no matter lulu- imilK- thnlr
services were needed there.
i iiuau ui iiiu japs wnu cuii lcuu
English yesterday evening took
great delight In reaillnc the East
Oregonlan bulletins posted In the
streets. As the Interpreters rend
of the sinking of the Russian ships
by the Japanese navy, the members
of the colony exhibited the greatest
joy, saying In broken English; "Jap
man heap fight: pretty soon. Russia.
all the same China, no llkee fight
japan."
The colony "chips In" and buys
extra papers every evening to get
the late war news, and the English
spoauing niemners rean anil wans
late the dispatches Into Japanese
for their eager brethren, who can
lint rnfwl nr u-i-.ti. Pup-Heli.
Several of the "brown boys" have
been attending school at the M. E.
nlinrf-li illlrlni- tlin ,-lnltii uw,ntl,c
and are very proficient In the Eng
lish language, reading and writing
It with ease.
When asked If they would like to
go home and fight, several of them
said they would If they had the
money, but If they did go, would
have to serve three years In the
Japanese army, as they bad left
home before rendering their mill
laiv service which is romnulsorv
on every boy, niton l eaching the age
ot twenty.
t East Court 'troet.
Iilll get a preesnt of a
larpri liitpf-v. Ren naee
Oregonlan guessing cou
nt to pay your subscrlp
oitii nr a venr ahead.
I read guessing contest nd
f A LUXURY
'ite timeniece is a
lot the timinir of
business.
"Itbam, Dueber and
Jtments, in solid
ruled, silver or
i.
hiring at moderate
KZIKER
pessive Jeweler
Mairv Street
dried un and disappeared,
leaving a slight trace of dust which
bad a taste of burned powder In It.
No one attempts to explain the
strange phenomena. Farmers com
ing In for miles told of the same
substance falling with the rain that
evening and It seems to have been
generally distributed over that section.
SPRING '04
Dress Goods, per Yard
50c
See Large Window Display
These Goods Represent Early Spring
Styles. You are Invittd to Call and
Examine Same.
The Peoples Warehouse
WHER.E IT PAYS TO TRADE
General Organizer W. of W.
Mrs. V P. Pardllllan, of Seattle,
who has been In the city for a short
time In consultation with Mrs, Car
rln Van Orsdall. the nrand cuardlan
of the Women of Woodcraft, left this
morning for Portland, where she win
remain in the Interest of the order
for some time. Mrs. Pardllllan Is a
general organizer of the Women of
Woodcraft and has been nt Payetto
foi a time,
Miss McConnell Seriously III.
Miss May McConnell, of Republic,
Is sorlously 111 with peritonitis at the
Hotel Illckers, and her mother, Mrs.
Eustlce, of that city, has arrived to
he with her. Miss McConnell has
been employed at the hotel for some
time, and her condition Is consider
ed to be critical.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
The regular meeting of the Thurs
day Afternoon Club will bo held -it
the residence of Mrs. A. D. Stlllman
tomorrow afternoon. The subject
for tho meeting will bo "Naturo
Study."
Snow at Kamela.
Thrnu font of new snow has fal
len in tho mountains In the vicinity
of Kamela and Meacham, during the
past few days.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tke Laxative Btomo Quinine Tablet!. All
K. W. Orofe't iltnatur on each box. 2So
The dealing in Schilling's
Best
tu bVlncpowl
r.tr. m AiYorin,; extracts
is like the goods: good-enough.
lplc
oda
'AM OF TARTAR.
We have to keep the chemically pure kind
mpfti.:A TM. . 1,:m,1 ic nnnp too
miuiiic. jt lit; auiiiu ivniw i- --
for cooking.. Many good cooks buy this
'ie here to. it, -jo and 6o cent packages.
m is to sell drugs and chemicals that
iust a little better than you find in every
tu store.
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PENS
The Popular Price
DRUG STORE
A. C. KOEPPEN &. DROTHERS ,
Mrs. T. M. Lowe Is 111 at her home
on High street.
Mrs. C. H. Ueltel leaves In the
morning for Pilot Rock.
Frank K. Wells, of Milton. Is in
the city for a short visit.
Dr. W. G. Cole was a visitor In
Athena this morning on business.
Miss Mollie Green Is 111 with mala
rial fever at her home on Thompson
street.
Will M. Peterson, the Athena at
torney, Is In the city on a short bus
iness visit.
T. D. Taylor, the sheriff, went 'o
Milton this morning to transact bus
iness for his office.
Professor T. C. Salt, of Milton, Is
In the city In attendance on the
teachers' examination.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Anderson, of
Athena, are in the city the guests
of friends for a few days.
T A TilnK-lev was a visitor In
Athena today on business In connec
tion with the sherltrs onice.
P A Wnrthlnctlin. the deputy
United States marshal of Portland,
Is In the city on a business visit.
Professor J. E. Cherry, of the Ad
ams schools. Is In the city In at
tendance on the teachers' Institute.
imnna Pm-nlsli. nf Cold Snrlngs. a
prominent stockman -and farmer, Is
In tho city for a short visit on bus--
lness.
Mica nnlia Crleler left this morn
ing for her home at Milton, where
she. troes to visit for a time and re
cover from nn attack of the grip.
Miss Mabel Swearengen left for
I.nmn In U'lintCOItl last nltllt.
after an extended visit In this city
with her brothers, T. H. swearengen
and N. D. Swearengen.
Horace Walker, the county com
missioner from Helix, Is In the city
to attend the session f the county
court, which meets today to revise
the list of Judges and clerks of. elec
tion, should there be any changes
necessary.
FIRST RECORDER OF ECHO.
H. C. Willi. Founder of American
Hare Canning Industry to Walla
Walla on a visit.
U, c. Willis, the first recorder or
,i. nf Rchn ne.comnanled by his
wife, was in the city today en route
to Walla Walla on a lew wukhb .".
i , oftor the lone and wear!-
uiiu icti ----- -
some task of founding and placing
in Its present proportions the Ameri
can Hare Cannery and Cold Storage
i.,,ol,,,.uo nt Echo.
Mr. Willis started In one year ago
In March to formulate plans for or
.n,ii.ini this eomnany and without a
dollar of capital except his energy,
.. i. ,.,,i,.i in nntnlillshlnc: the
11U uuo niiw .
Invpstlncr ovor $0,000 in
building' and equipment, has paid
....., .initn,- nf Indebtedness and tho
11,1-lJ ,,v.t- .
,niiv now has $3,000 worth of
canned prpduct ready for market.
xi.. lunllo l, no until nut his control
Ing Interest and has retired from tho
management. Ho will engage In
other business nt Echo,
U there Is nlso u tlivorco microbe,
It might bo in bettor business.
Miss Summer to Portland.
Miss Ilertha M. Summer left this
morning for her home In Portland,
after a couple of days spent as tho
guest of .Mrs. Carrie Van Orsdall,
discussing plans for the prosecution
of the 'work of the Women of Wood
craft. Miss Slimmer will leave In a
short time for San Francisco, whero
she will woik as a general organiz
er for the order throughout Northern
California.
K-Wt
! Before Putting In
Your sewer connection get prices from us on 4 and
6 inch vitrified sewer pipe.
Complete line ot 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.
No Profit In Importing Apples.
F. E. Thompson, of the firm of
Davis & Company, of North Yaki
ma, returned to his homo this raorn
nf nfipr a short visit In the city.
Mr Thnmnson Is Interested In the
fruit business and was here wishing
to ship In n carload of apples from
Washington, but founu tne rate i
in rpnta n hundred was more than
he could pay and make anything on
the transaction.
The Boston
SHOE STORE
HOTEL DE FARMER
A. KUNKEL (B, Co., Proprietors
m: b isr tt
1:
A la Barb Wire
SOUP
Hot? Wire
IlKI.IHIIIf.H
.eather and Hubber Helling I,aee Leather Holbj
jlojie VvUiJie duuAiMFii rut.
I1UI llli-ll
Poultry Netting
Nil hi
Another shipment of the RED
SCHOOLHOUSE SHOES ($2.50
pair) just received.
$J.25lfor sUe 6 to 8
$J.50 for sUe 8 to J 1
$t.75forsfce J J 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 Pair
The children want this kind.
Toes in wide or narrow 6tyle j low
heels, with and without hooks.
Sewed with silk.
Boston Shoe Store
Rubber Tire lliiggles with Cushion Tires
Carriages with Leather Trimmings
Hurreys with Cloth Tiimmiug
KNTHKKH
Wilson Mollue Buggies with Hhafls Wilson Mollne Hocks with stole
Juo. Deere Huggles with Tops. Jno. Deere Hack with Drake
Mollne Wagon with JJox 4 Seat Clmttauoga Wagon with Holster Hprlng
Jno. Deere Gang Plow Pie Hrolltd John Deere Walking Plow
Boiled Jno Deere DIho Plows, Caper Hauoo
Juo. Deere Lever Harrow with Jno. Deere Dine Harrow Fritter
Murshroom Sauce Home Dreeing
VKGHTABLKB I . ,,
Forks Hoe Bake Boiled Buggy Cushlun
HALAD , , ,
Wagon Jack Halad Wheelbarrow halad
Mlnneaoll8 Threshing Machine Pie
1 GelerTlirehlug Machine Pudding
Deeriug Harvesting Machinery with Oak
Blukle Sections. Blckle Knlve. Sickle Head. BJveU. Repair
Anything ele In our Hue furnished to order
Repair In season .
The French
Restaurant
Best 25 cent Meal In the Olty
Private Dining Parlors
Elegant Furnished Rooms in
Connection
GUS LaFONTAlNE, Prop.
63J Malu Street
BARGAIN
IN REAL ESTATE
880 acres, all fenced; good well, 244 feet deep,
windmill; engine; land all broke but 70 acroa.
400 acres crop. Ualance to be summer fallowed.
Three-room house- Cistern, 10x20 feet, built on
high ground.
Machine shed, 14x40 feet.
Barn, 14x40 feet.
Wheat shed, 12x20 feet.
Adams County, 9 miles of N. P. R. R. Down
hill road.
Inquire of
C. W. CRABILL
Connell . Wash-
l 1.- t irna hundl Of n0WPP'
..Mar.- s ar... s