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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1904)
"V EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1904. PAGE FIVE. HAT FREE With every suit sold, until Easter... See display in north window PERSONAL MENTION. LEE TEUTSCH'S BIG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA City Brevities The letter you forgot to mall will bring about as good results as the want ad which you nlaced In the wrong nio- dlum. D C Rader Get Sunny. J1.25 hats at the Boston. Fresh irult daily at Martin's. Welnhard's beer at The Mint. New neckwear. Baer & Daley. Get a "top coat." The Boston. Closing out dry goods. The Bos- i ton. Do?las and Hanau shoes. The i Boston. Hue at the St. George. Everything taKlass. S line shirt waist suits at Alex- islti'i Department Store. Nit crush leather belts, the latest, it i'exander Department Store. Snokers get satisfaction at How- irii'i, formerly Rees" clga. store. Sereral loads of cinders for the hilling, at the Domestic Laundry. For Rent One furnished room for gentleman; inquire East Oregonlan. The greatest shoe bargains ever I offered at Alexander Department Store. Ladles call early and avoid the Irash. Muslin underwear sale. Alex- lander's Department Store. Wanted To rent nart or whole nf pamlshed house. Will consider un furnished house also. Address John wnistler Hotel Pendleton. Active preparations are being Bade far the dlsrel lnn..US8UD "Hory between the luamc and Black Seas its ootimntoii Icoit will he m,775,000. The Baptist YmiTifr noni.1,, ,,.111 liiiitn thf a.y ,eveninE. "arch 29. at iae home of M ti.i.- . flallm,,! "r. I -mm. everybody Invited New Waist Sets and Sash Pins Tht" are th - . ladle,. Vr w "S"'- They f . I - ricuy. aee ,hem ,n oud window. HUN2KER Tl Progressive Jewel ?26 MJt Street Get Sunny. U. C. Bader. New spring shirts. The Boston. Pure Welnnard's beer at The Mint. New line men's sweaters. The Boston. Eight styles baby go-carts; folding kind, $3.35 up. Noll's. Ladies attention. Kid glove sale at Alexander Department Store. The Sahlln corset, pompadour bangs and hair goods at Mrs. Camp pell's. The Greek Catholics of Portland, will build an elegant church this season. Israel Rivers, a pioneer farmer of Clackamas county, died Sunday, aged 85. Suite of rooms, with or witheut board, suitable for two. Inquire at this office. Get. your clothes cleaned and pressed at Joerger's, 126 West Court street. Teutsch Is offering 97 hats, broken lines, regular $3 and $3.50 values, to close at $2.00. Are you looking for a bargain In a tailor-made suit? Call on Alexander Department Store. 97 hats, correct shapes, broken sizes, regular $3 and $3.50 j to close, $2.00. At Teutsch's. A fine high grade piano for sale cheap; must be for cash. Address 113 care Eapt Oregonlan. Rose Coghlan, the actress, was de nied a divorce from her husband,' John T. Sullivan, at Helena, Mont., Saturday. Clifford King, a 14-year-old boy of Oregon City, has admitted having robbed the United States mail boxes at that place. For Rent Suite of rooms In East Oregonlan building. Steam heated. Hot and cold water and bath room on same floor. Call at East Oregonlan office. Fresh garden, field and flower seeds in bulk and packages. All this season's stock and sure to pro duce. Our seeds are suitable to this climate. C. Rohrman, Court street. There will be a called meeting rf the Women's Club tomorrow after noon nt 2:30 o'clock at the rooms of the Commercial Association. All the members of the club are urged to be present as there Is business of im portance to be transacted. All Maccabees and wives and Lady Maccabees are urged to be present Wednesday evening to attend the "Markey Review." Sir Knight Mar key will arrive on Wednesday even ing's train from Portland on the 6:35 train. All preparations are made for a big time and a fine banquet will be served after the meeting. The banquet hall at Secret Society hall, will be used for tne reception of visiting Sir Knights and ladles. All come without fall. C. W. Lefler, commander: J. S. Kees, record keeper. ' Huskln' Bee. Amateur theatricals are the popu lar fad iuat now. among the 400 of the large cities. Only those who are In them realize how roucn iun mere Is In it for the performers. The young people of Pendleton who are taking part are a Jolly crowa ana there will be Iun galore ai ine hub kin'. Stockman From Yakima. n T. r,t Mnrth Ynltlma. is jD llio lt, a atinrt illfllnS8. Visit. Mr Toenger Is a stockman from that rt of the country, ana is neru iuu B after a stock shipment. Bur Johnson of Helix, was a Pen dleton visitor today. Frank Stanton of Helix, was In the city today for a short time. H. McBrlde, of Weston, Is In the city ror a short visit on business. Dr. and Mrs. Braden of Waltsburg. visited with Pendleton friends today. H C. Adams, of Weston, was the guest or mends In the city on Sun day. D. B. Richards, a prominent citizen of Helix, was a business visitor In the city today. C. A. Cooper, a well known resi dent of Juniper, spent today In tho cuy on business. Chris Jenson, a well known resl dent of Pralrlo City, was tho guest of trienU3 in Pendleton today. George W. Hunt, of Portland, Is in the city for a short vi.lt In the Inter est of his extensive farm at Foster. Antono Nolte left this morning for a iew aays' visit to his ranch, where he will look after fences and brnnd calves. M. M. Mills, one of the stock hnd ranchmen of Juniper, was a business visitor ir. the city on Saturday and bunuay. William Bollons. general roadmas. ter of the O. R. & N., has been out over the line on an Inspection tour ror several days. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Stuart returned to their home at Milton today, after a visit to Mrs. Stuart's parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. Edwards. J. J. Stubblefiold visited his home stead on Birch creek yesterday. He expects to seed a portion of a 40-acre tract to alfalfa this spring. Miss Golden, the primary teacher at the Umatilla agency school, is quite 111 with an aggravated sore throat combined with the grip. .loh.i P. McManus, the editor cf tho Pilot Rock Record, returned to his home this morning, after a short visit in Pendleton on business. Dr. C. J. Smith was a business vis itor in Umatilla this morning, having been called there by a case of sick ness. Mrs. G. A. Hartman anil daughter, Miss Jessie Hartman, returned this morning from a visit with friends In Portland, where they have been for the past week. John Gagen of Similiter, Is a Pen dleton visitor for a short time on business. Mr. Gagen will locate hero in a short time if he can find a location. DIVORCE CASE DISMISSED. Parrlsh Family Are Denied the Free dom of Single Blessedness by Judge Ellis. Judge W. R. Ellis lias settled thu divorce case of Delia Parrlsh vs. Bruce Parrlsh for a time at least by dismissing it. This is the third di vorce case that has been dismissed In Milt: rnnntv fnr n niimlipr nf Years. and it is only in exceptional cases that the court will retuse to pari wie mlsmated. The court held that the defendant had done none of the things alleged by the plaintiff. He had not broken Din rlli nf h nlnlnttrr because the rib was broken before the marriage: he did not curse her except wnen l.nth nf tlium nrnptlcpd lln a little on their vocabulary. He provided for her as her station uemanaeu, lurnisn ed medicine and doctors for her when she was sick, and was whiter than was painted In general. The court also held that both of the par tlna wprn nhmit n standoff In the mat ter of temper and therefore the court thought that he was not jusuneu in separating them. He therefore dis missed the suit. TUESDAY ATTRACTION The Garments of the Season Every Ladies' Tailored Suit Reduced 25 per cent LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUIT, $10.00, REDUCTION PRICE 7.50 LADIES TAILOR MADE SUIT, $15.00, REDUCTION PRICE $11.25 LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUIT, $20.00, REDUCTION PRICE $16.00 LADIES' TAILOR MADE SUIT, $25.00, REDUCTION PRICE $18.75 LADIES TAILOR MADE SUIT, $30.00, REDUCTION PRICE $22.50 THESE PRICES ARE FOR ONE WEEK. COMMENCING THIS MONDAY MORNING. The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE HIGHEST WATER IN YEARS. i Grandma's Remedy alw "commend B'd Purifier ls Sassafras Bark Tea. She 'Ions. 11 for chronic rheumatism and cutaneous erup- i w can I1 ouart.. " you wlth a very select SASSAFRAS BARK. --Pound Packaae; 5c B0Un, OEPPENS The Poplar Price . DRUGSTORE C. KOEPPEN &. BROTHERS The Name Witch Hazel. The name Witch Hazel Is much abused. K. C. De Witt & Co., Chi cago, are the Inventors of the orig inal and only genuine Witch Hazel Salve. A certain cure for cuts, burns, bruises, eczema, tetters, piles, etc. There are many counterfeits of this salve, some of which are dangerous, while they are worthless. In buying Witch Hazel Salve see that the name E. C. De Witt & Co., Chicago, Is on the box and a cure Is certain. Sold by Tall man & Co. Practice Shoot Yesterday. The Sportsmen's Association held a practice shoot yesterday afternoon, at which William Hocb made the high average, shooting H birds out of a total of 60. J. C. Sewell came second with C9 out of 82, and Kred Walte third with C8 out of 82. There was a strong head-wind blowing, which made the targets bard to find. The medal shoot will be one week from Sunday next. Filed Her Final Report. Agnes McCool, the administratrix of the estate of James McCool, de ceased, has filed her final report and on the order of the court April 30, was set as the time for Its hearing. Mrs. Marsh Is III, Phnrlon Mnrsli. of the Hartman Ab stract Company, . visited with ujs mother, Mrs. George Marsh, in Wes ion. vestnrdav. Mrs. Marsh has -eeu In poor health for some time. How'a This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Jteward .. .. - t .Atnprti tho ran not be 1VI ... T I-". . . ' cured by Haifa Catarrh Cure. . . v ... . .... in. , .... Hiiluln II Cheney for the Irnit 15 yeara, and believe hlin perfectly bouorable In all buslurau transaction' nud flnmiclally able to carry out any obligations made by their Arm. Vi:ST & TKUAX, Wholesale DruggUta, WAI.OlN'a.'KINNAN & MAUV1K, Whole nale Druggists, Toledo. O. acting directly upon tlie blood aud mucous sent free. Price 7Cc per bottle. Bold by i' dl:.He!"'s-., Butter Creek is Full to the Brim and Overflowing Onto the Idle Land. Ralph Stanflelil, who spent yester day In the city, says thero has been more water In Butter creek this year than ever before In his mem ory, and the snow has not yet begun to melt In the mountains. At this time many of tho Butter creek farmers, whose ditches are full and overflowing, are now turn ing the waste water onto tho Idle desert land and adjoining farms, to keep it from going to waste In tho river below. It will benefit tho farms to soak up the Idle land near them, and this ls now being dono by many of the farmers whoso ditches will not carry any more water. The fanners In that vicinity jook for n sufficient quantity of water to Irrigate all the season from tho prospects now. When the snow be gins to melt in the mountains, tho creek will not carry all tho Hood that is to come. If the government reservoir was now ready to receive the waste water, enough could bo stored from Butter creeks' waste alone, to Irrigate half the Idle land In that vicinity. Rare Beauties in Millinery The exquisite new designs we are showing In this seasqn's most fashionable millinery win the admiration of all the ladles. Our magnificent showing affords exceptional opportunities for each lady to select a hat suited to her individuality. All ladles are cordially Invited to call and examine the neweat creations, which will be found In our display. CARRIER MILLINERY THE HOME OF THE STYLISH HAT. PLEASES THE TASTE Lady Maccabees Attentionl All Lady Maccabees arc requested in Iib nt Armrirv hall on Wednesday afternoon, March 30, to prepare for banquet. MARY K. JOHNSON, Chairman Committee. Salem Correspondent. Anson W. Prescott, tho Salem cor respondent for the Portland Oregonl an, was In tho city today for a short visit with old Salem friends. Mr. Prescott Is one of the prominent news paper men of the valley, and one of the veterans of the Oregonlan staff, Veri vo vant to play on the sym pathy of our friends vo somedlmes find dem ould of tune, A most substantial good for grocer and people alike Schilling's Best and a whole some uplift for business. Money back. THE DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE Ask for GOLD LEAF Brand THEY ARE THE BEST II I ll 1 ONCE USED ALWAYS USED Costa Hlco Coffco In ono pound packages. Java and Mocha Coffee In ono pound packagos. For sulo by all tip-to-dato grocers Spices, Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder. PORTLAND COFFEE & SPICE COMPANY Portland, Oregon. Good Tools, Lighter Labor YOU WILL HAVE OOOD TOOLS IF YOU GET THEM OF U8. GARDEN TOOLS, CARPENTER TOOLS, BUILDINO. TOOLS, BUILDING HARDWARE. POULRTY NETTING AND FIELD FENCING. GOODMAN THOMPSON HARDWARE CO. Succeiaora to Thompson lardware Co. WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ROOF One that won't leak. Ono that will bo fire proof. One that baa proven to bo satisfactory under tho most exacting conditions. One that will last. When you aro after that kind of a roof, you'll settle down on ELATERITE ROOFING. It costs no more than cheap, worthless paper or any other unsatisfactory class of roofing material, but lt'a worth more. IM us quote prices. The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Ofegoa Best for the Money The Boston V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I H M W I i The Horseshoe Restaurant f T. I BAKEK, Proprietor. Positively tho best meals over served Jn Pendleton at 2Gc 6t ' ' tho Horsoshoe for 20c. ', ', Lunches and short orders served at right prices. Open day ', ', and night. Chicken dinner every Sunday. Only white help em- J ; ployed. Tho Horseshoo Is ct C52 Main street, opposite Tall man & Co.'s. Ml t"l""8 4Wi'W1ri Mill i Hii ! For salo at the East Oregonlan office Large bundles of newspaper, containing ovar 100 big papers, can be had for 25c a bundle. J nail s rniuuj mi c h