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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUE8DAV, MAY 10, 1904.
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Oxfords, m . $ti00
-'''io in sizes 8 rrs?-n VI i-
U-en's " "- $1.25 MH .VAJ
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M l" V',V in Latent kid.
Iren's y'" $1.50
fint kid Oxfords, any
s Hne M - $1.75
fine" Southern Vlo, any
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. 1. turn Oxfords, dtmi.Bi.
one ,50
! sMnoVnH S2.50
. ' ' int kid slippers,
P $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
Ic nod reliable footwear at very reasonable prices, call on
Every shoe guaranteed as represented or your money back.
rps sewed free.
,ee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
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"illTY BREVITIES
Rider. Get Sunny
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K hflTR ai UIC uuow"'
t!i fruit dally, at Martin's.
a loistBil and coal see mcauuiu.
ihard's beer at xne num..
sarins shirts. The Boston.
u nn Slltiners at Teutsck's.
Ie louaHL. m.t drv coods. The Bos
sit toT
HIV ni , rpnit,ar.1t'a
lies' Suit sale at Teutsch's
Lbs and Hanan shoes. The
IB.
s repaired while you wait at
ich's.
tsons wishing to raise mules
I mares to Big Ben.
Id about the great dollar sale at
han & DoncTs, on page 2.
pokers get satisfaction at How-
, formerly Rees' cigar store.
cream, confectionery and cl-
Fat Hatton's, 304 Court street.
fcline wagons, rubber tired bug-
carriages and hacKs at KuuKel s.
ie St. George restaurant, open
and night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-
rshaw, florist and seed man, lias
led to 207 Hast Court street, mid-
lof opera house block.
br Rent Five-room house, with
I. three blocks east of Main
let Apply at East Oregonlan.
Ie Day and Night Transfer Co.
fs the best service. Billy Lenth
proprietor 'Phone Main 161.
lew suit club will close Wednes
Only 10 more members -want-
You'll have to hurry. Sullivan
lond,
for Sale Full-blooded Rhode
Wi Red and Drawn Leghorns and
lite Plymouth Rock hens; 725
pnson street
pesa garden, field and flower
pi in bulk and packages. All
seasons stock and sure to nro-
M- Our seeds are suitable to this
mw. c Rohrman, Court street.
lUre Values
in Low
Priced
Watches
A good time-keeper for $1.G0.
better one for $4.50.
Cold watch for $6.50.
A 15-Jeweled eold wntxh tin
im k i7.i.. . .
- -'-j:eiea gold watch, $13.50
. These are splendid values
w the money.
HUNZIKER
The P.rpflresslve Jeweler.
720 Main Street.
Get Sunny. U. C. Rader.
Gelser threshers at Kunkel's.
Get a "top coat." The Boston.
Pure Welnnard's beer at The Mint.
Drag and disk harrows at Kunkel's,
New line men's sweaters. The
Boston.
Panama Hats, all styles, at
Teutsch s.
$3.50 and $3.00 Hats for $2.00 at
Toutsch!s.
Belfast mesh linen underwear at
Uaer & Daley's.
Solid sole leather suit cases for $5
at Sullivan & Bond's.
Shelf paper, crepe and tissue pa.
per, fine toilet paper. Nolf's.
Wanted Young man to do collect,
ing. Inquire at telephone office.
Wanted to Rent A five or .seven
room house. Address "Mc," care E
O.
Get your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Joerger's, 12G West Court
street.
Twenty dozen golf shirts, $1.25 and
$1.50 values, at the dollar sale at
Sullivan & Bond's.
Five days special sale, commenc
ing Monday. Closing out street hats.
Mrs. Campbell's.
One plain drunk was taken In cus
tody this morning, and will report to
his honer tomorrow.
Wanted to Rent Five or seven
room house with bath. Address
"inac," care East Oregonian.
They all say our new neckwear Is
the swellest thing that ever snick
Pendleton. Sullivan & Bond.
'Fifty or 75 hogs or shoats are
wanted to feed and fatten on snares.
See classified advertisement for par
ticuiars.
Holdman & Newkirk will build a
hotel at Holdman this week. The
building will be 30x32 feet two
stories In height.
The Holdman Socialist Club holds
regular meetings every Saturday
night, at the school house. The mem
bershlp Is growing rapidly.
Mounted Freak Calf.
Henry Thomson, night policeman,
has mounted the two-headed calf,
brought to the city by Frank Lock
wnnil nf Unllr mine time aL'O. Mr.
Thomson has preserved the natural
appearance or tlie animal very wen,
and It Is now a tit suujeci tor a nrsi
Mr. Lockwood will
sell to some museum. If possible, not
having time to place it on exuiuiuon,
properly.
From Granite.
C. I.. Cox came In from Granite,
whoro iio lms mlnlnc Interests, yes
terday, and will remain some weeks.
He will return to Granite later on,
i.n,i m.onri mnfit nf the summer there.
He reports business affairs up there
us improving since me summer uus
arrived, and many Indications to
exist of a business revival on some
scale.
PERSONAL MENTION
Monster Band Instrument.
t F!l slmrn nf the Pendleton band.
tnilnv ranalvp'd n llellsOn E flat baSS.
costing $124. It Is the largest and
best band instrument ot me iiinu in
Eastern Oregon.
The Sumnter Valley road will not
be extended auy further th's season,
acrordlng o the statements of tho
superintendent to the Baker City
Herald.
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
Koeppen'g fmn,.. r. . . . ...... a . m fa.
I Yori( i lue liream can again ue ouiuiuou v i"H w.u
J "te Log Cabin Soda fountain.
KOEPPENS Tif 1&3g
DRUG STORE
A. C. KOEPPEN & BROTHERS
E. Y. Judd has returned from Port,
land.
The Infant son of C. Rohrman Is
very in.
R. A. Watson Is visiting this week
ni ana arouna nis old homo, Salem
B. K. Hoyt, a carpenter from Hold
man, Is In the city today on business.
Jesse Alloway is clerking for H.
H. Wessell, succeeding J. A. Fan.
nlng.
Mrs. Will Fedden ot The Dallies, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wnlter Hay
nle of this place.
F. S. Bramwell, of La Grande, who
spent last night In the city, left for
his home this morning.
Tom Cotter, the well known Ne
vada woolbuyer, is In town and will
remain until after the sales.
R. B. Wilson, passenger agent for
the a B. & Q., is In town arranging
for World's Fair transportation.
B. F. Ogle, a prominent stockman
of Ridge, was In the city last evening
en route to Athena, to visit his pa
rents. Frank Lee. a San Francisco wool
buyer, has arrived and will remain
through the remainder of tho cam
paign. Charles Epplnger, the clothing
salesman at Alexander's. Is confined
to the house with a threatened attack
of typhoid fever.
G. B. Gillette will leave tomorrow
mornln'g for Lewiston, where he will
be employed In the offices of the
Western Union as telegrapher.
Rfv. E. B. Hayes, of Placervllle,
Cal., lias been assigned to the Pres
byterian church at Iji Grande, In
place of Rev. W. L. Van Nuys, who
lias charge of the church here.
W. C. Hoseason. who recently ac
cepted a position as bookkeeper with
tho Mosgrove Mercantile Company,
nt Milton, came down last night and
will move his family to Milton today.
Mrs. Joseph McCabe and Mrs. Levi
Ankeny, of Walla Walla, are the
guests of Mrs. Fred Judd. Mrs. Mc
Cabe will remain in town for some
days, but Mrs. Ankeny will return
home tomorrow evening.
To Grade Normal Grounds.
W. M. Blakeley. one of the regents
of Weston Normal, accompanied uy
Geary Klmbrell, went to Weston this
morning. Mr. Klmbrell took with
lilm his surveying Instruments, and
will establish the levels necessary
for the proper grading of the Normal
College premises. Besides the grad
ing minium of. the intention is to
erect some temporary fencing and
lay concrete walks.
VALUABLE POTATOES.
Story of the Origin of the El Dorado
"Spud' In England,
The sheriff of Nottingham, Eng.
Intnl. or Hnhln Hood fame. flEUrcs In
story and song as a great liar, and an
official report which comes to Wash
ington from Consul Mahln, at Not
tingham, reads more like a fairy tale
thau anything else.
He states that one A. Flndley, of
Marklnch, Scotland, is the orIglna!or
of a wondenui poiaio. uie uoruuu.
He has long been an expert In hy
lirlrlWntlnn nf Inliprs and tells this In
lila In tost achievement. It Is disease
and drouth resistant and remarkably
vigorous, me lew potatoes which
have been raised from two small
f seed irlven out by Mr.
Flndley have been sold at fabulous
prices.
One of the first recorded sales was
10 small potatoes, weighing half a
nnnml fnr S4XB. or J48 for each po
tato. At an auction sale of 14 or
thf.K( lKilatnes. so wild did the bid
ders become that $1,230 was realized,
the price per potato ranging iroin
$38 to $238, Tho largest potato
wolfliori m ounces: the smallest one
was about the size of a hickory nut.
Another case Is recorded wuero one
El Dorado potato brought $500 and
iim Tmrrlmnpr Immediately refused
$1,000 for lt. The record price thus
far is $2,185 for one pound of these
potatoes. Even at this prodigious
figure, which works out at about
$5,000 a ton, the purchaser expects
to reap a profit from the crop,
rnnoni Mnliln naively remarks that
It will probably be some years before
this potato can be marketed as an
edible. Its reproductive capacity,
however, Is said to be great, some
thing like 300 to 1.
A HORSE POWER.
Mooted Juestlon Over Which Scien
tists Have Long Quibbled.
a cnl.Bfrllipr asks if a 40 horse-
nniror anvina has "the Same DOWCr.
whether attached to an automobile or
stationary."
ti.o inrni iinrsenower It one In me
chanics used In expressing the force
of a motive, It Is based on the as
sumption that horses In general per
form a certain constant amount of
nrL- In a sueclfied time an assump
tion evidently erroneous. J
The fundamental unit or worK is
tnn irinnn'' I, nt In measuring tho
i. nf n imroa hv thin unit the es.
WUIJ Ul u .tuiou . . -
tlmates of the mo3t celebrated engi
neers differ widely from each other:
Boulton and Watt, basing their calcu
latlon on the work of London dray
horses, working eight hours per
dav. estimated it nt 33,000 foot
pounds per minute.
D Aubuisson, taKing uie wont o
r i.nrcoa in wlilms at Frlodberg. es
timated the work, eight hours per
day, at 10,440 foot pounua.
Itn,lir oln.llnr rlrCUmstanCCS tllO
i..,,a nt nnonfiitlpr was 44.000.
Smeatou, 22,000. and Tregold, 27,500.
It matters little, liowover, wnai num
ber Js assumed, provided the same bo
always used. Accordingly, tlto orig
inal estimate by Watt is sun counu-'u
a horsepower
th
r
Women's
Ready-to-Wear Department
High-Grade
Tailor-Made
Suits
$ 1 SUITS, AN EXACT COPY OF THE MOST AUTHORITATIVE A f P
1 UU-LJU STYLES, BORN IN PARIS THIS SPRING, FOR THIS OCfJcL Jj
W V W W CASION. PRICE REDUCED TO
Sf ff f sU,T' A BEAUTIFUL CREATION; AN EXACT COPY OF A A OO
v 0iJV REDFERN'S MOST EXCLUSIVE STYLES, TO SELL QUICK fl400
f ff SUITS, FIRST-CLASS LATE STYLE MATERIAL, MADE IN A f If
jlj THE VERY BEST WORKMANSHIP IN AMERICA. UNDER-
w PRICED FOR THIS EVENT
C SUITS TO MATCH, WHICH YOU WOULD HAVE TO PAY f W g
A. jll AT LEAST $35.00 FOR IN ANY OTHER CITY, WILL SELL I W
mm FOR THIS TIME AT
C X SUITS THAT REPRESENT THE BEST THOUGHT OF FIRST- f ( f
CLASS TAILORS IN STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP, WILL v
C O ff f SUITS THAT ARE NEW. STYLISH AND UP-TO-NOW IN Si
Qtjy EVERY PARTICULAR, WE WILL SELL FOR ONE v J mwj(
e w SUITS MADE IN CORRECT CUT AND STYLE, AND OF $.f f Q
m33 NEW maTERIALS, WILL LAST BUT A FEW DAY8 7,70
$1 ft rSi FOULARD SILK AND LINEN TOILETTES, NEW AND DE. Jfe f f Q
O.J SIRABLE IN THE MINUTEST DETAIL, WHILE THEY v .0
SHIRT WAIST SUITS IN ALPACA, MOHAIR, GRASS LINEN,' DUCK, LAWNS AND DIMITIES,
FROM $1.98 TO $8.00.
WHITE PIQUE SHIRT WAIST SUITS, SIZES 32 TO 42, $3.98 TO $7.50.
SWELL SHIRT WAISTS IN LINENS, LIGHTWEIGHT VESTINGS, COTTON ETAMINES AND
VOILES, 50c TO $6.00. - - 1
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES, SIZES 2 TO .4 YEARS, 23e TO $4.97C " ' " , .-...
FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES, SUITABLE FOR GRADUATING AND COM
MUNION EXERCISES, AGES 6 TO 14 YEARS. ... . ,
ALL' COLORED DRESS SKIRTS ARE BEING UNDERPRICED TO CLOSE QUICK. WILL AJ--LOW
A DISCOUNT OF 33 1-3 PER CENT.
THE ONLY ALTERATION DEPARTMENT. CONNECTED WITH THE STORE, IN TOWN.
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
The O. R. & N. Co. announce a
rate of $1.90 for round trip for the
spring meet of the Walla Wulla Fair
Association, held at Walla Walla,
May 2C-28. Tickets on sale May 21
und good returning until May 29.
E. C. SMITH, Agent.
DOUGLAS
$3-50
Men's
Shoes
ARE THE
BE8T
BOSTON
STORE
FIRST-CLASS RtPAIRINQ.
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MERRILL TYPEWRITER CO., So. 7 Poll St..
Sptktn. Gn.AgLDENSM0RE TYPEWRITER
supputt ... Mining .... cupiri niRiiring
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Brilliant. Ideas
Are shown In our beautiful hats. The cream of artistic mill
inery Is at our storo.
Ladles, you will bo delighted with chlcness of all our patterns.
They are so dlfferont from others because thoy Were selected
from the largest collections In the Eastern fashion centers. A
visit to our store will convince,
CARRIER MILLINERY
THE HOME OF THE 8TYLI8H HAT.
If you battle with the world for 4
home or for a business, you should
not lose an adrautago onco galuod,
by wasting your money la buying;
poor coal and green wood, when tan
bust of coal and dryust of sound wood
may be bought of
McADAM
'Phono Main 1121. Savings Bank
Building.
We Want to Do Yout Plumbing
Our long experience, togothor with our unexcelled facilities for dolnst
tlio beat work, are at your sorvlco without extra chargo.
Good honest work always dono. That'll the reason why our Patrons
aro always satisfied.
RECK, the Reliable Plumbe
Court Street, opposite Hotel Blcken,.
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