East Oregonian : E.O., May 21, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1904.
PAQC SEVEN.
JUNES
hf Farmers' Institute at Pendleton May 26.
,i nvnerts will leciure on viuu sudiccis.
I LUI
WEDNESDAY
Silk Drop Skirt j
Sale
oNE WEEK WE PLACE ON SALE 35 TAFFETA SILK
SKIRTS IN BLUE, RED, GREEN AND BLACK. WE
RECEIVED THESE BY EXPRESS FROM NEW YORK,
rlL FOR $600. ALL THIS WEEK THE SPECIAL PRICE
BE, t uun
menl A V
SEE WINUUW
Corner Main and Alta Streets
Id town.
In town.
threshers at Hunkers.
...i tnw nt Mnrfln'fi
.... t ... rrlt Mint
US Wtbl ... v- - - "
out dry goods. The Bos-
Ower onues ui iciuotu a,
Suit sale at Teutsch's
re sale at the Owl Tea
repaired while you wait at
6.
are,. LU lilK. ucu.
quire at telephone office,
days special sale, commenc-
at Rader's.
Hotel Bickers.
nil! irwi nnn nr r a Mori
taie, is to l at noon; 4 10
and at midnight.
Rent Five-room house, with
Apply at East Oregonlan.
good old Saturday night the
warenouse. as usual, has a
w I kU, Ub VAX. U I DiUU
soiu on regular sale dates.
ail in la .. n.i. ..... . i. ,
- UUIUIIIU(,Q UL k .1 1 II
DIET T n ha i.aaAnf flrnwon
u. bmith, agent.
in Low
Priced
Watches
good time-keener for 11 GO.
rjtweiea gold watch, $10.
"Jeweled gold watch, J13.G0
QAffo ...
d epienuia Tallies
HUNZIKER
Th Progrlve Jeweler.
'26 Main Street.
Zack Is in town.
Get Sunny. U. C. Rader.
Wood and coal see McAdam.
Get a "top coat." The Boston.
New spring shirts. The Boston.
Pure Welnnard's beer at The Mint.
Sacrifice sale at the Owl Tea
House.
Sacrifice sale at the Owl Tea
House.
New line men's sweaters. The
Boston.
Douglas and Hanan shoes. The
Boston.
$3.50 and $3.00 Hats for $2.00 at
Teutsch's.
Panama Hats, all styles, at
Teutsch's.
Furnished housekeeping rooms at
313 South Main street.
Boxing gloves, striking hags, ten
nis goods, baseball goods, Nolf's.
Special rug sale and picture sale
Friday and Saturday at Rader's.
Ice cream, confectionery and ci
gars at Hatton's, 304 Court street.
Mollne wagons, rubber tired bug.
gles, carriages and hacks at Kunkel's.
The St. George restaurant, open
day and night. Mrs. Cooper, propri
etor. Get your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Joerger's, 120 West Court
street.
Straw hats, all the popular shapes,
another shipment just in. Baer &
Daley.
Wanted Nursing In confinement
cases. Address "M. J." care-East Or
egonlan. Wanted Woman to do general
housework. Address box 358, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
Try the hot free lunch at the Mer
chants' Cafe, 12 to 1 at noon; 4 to
C p. m., and at midnight.
Try the hot free lunch at the Mer
chants' Cafe, 12 to 1 at noon; 4 to
G p. m., and at midnight.
For Sale Baby buggy, crib, walk
ing chair and rocking chair. Mrs. H.
S. Bixby, 223 Logan street.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will continue the sale of
cooked foods at Oliver's grocery
every Saturday.
The Peoples Warehouse for this
good old Saturday night, has a lot
of fire sale bargains not to mention
their regular good values.
We have sold our restaurant to M.
Gratz. Persons having claims against
us please present same and those In
debted to us please call and settle.
W. Sam & Co.
All of our dlnnerware not full sets,
at half price with cash purchase of
crockery and glassware and lamp.
One night lamp free. See window
display. C. Rohrman.
Whether Its shoes or clothing or
underwear, or any thing that you need
for any of the children, go to the
Peoples Warehouse, where you'll find
a lot of people taking advantage of
the good old Saturday night bargains.
Ingratitude.
Uncle Bpbr'ra was trying to sell his
mule.
"kvi cnii ip Raid, "dis mowel
nrn1n MM, nnhndv. She's DUfllCkly
gentle. Ain't got no bad tricks. Any
woman kin hitch 'er up an wuoa,
dar, you engrateful beast! Quit dat
carvortln'! Don' yuh heab how I'se
lyln' 'bout yuh!" Chicago Tribune.
tv. vnn nppil anvthlne for any
member of the family? Remember,
the Peoples Warehouse bargains for
good old Saturday night.
LOG CABIN
ICE ORFAM
" "6 Cabin Soda FouuiUlo.
KOEPPENS
The Popular Prtccl
DRUGISTORE
A. C KOEPPEN & BROTHERS
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.
Below Appears In Full the Very Inter,
eating Program Which Will Be
Presented the Evening of the Datn
Given Above, at Fraier's Opera
House Fine Record of ihe Insti
tution for the Past Year.
The commencement program for
St. Joseph's Academy has been com
pleted and the pupils who arc to ap
pear are now putting the finishing
touches to their work.
The exercises will be held ou the
evening of June S. In the Frazcr
theater, and will afford a very inter
esting entertainment to all who will
be so fortunate as to attend.
The academy is just dosing one of
Its most successful years, during
which the attendance has been larger
than ever before and the Interest in
the work more pronounced. The pu
pils have all done well In their studies
and leave for the summer for a need
ed vacation at their homes In various
places In the Eastern part of the state
and Southern Washington.
The program Is as follows:
Opening march
Salutatory Miss Elsie M. Grant
Vocal trio
. ."Give Me My Own Native Isle."
Selection St. Joseph's Orchestra
Oration "American Ideals"
Miss Frances M. Fitzgerald
Selection St. Joseph's Orchestra
"Sandalphon" Recitation with pi
ano accompaniment
Miss Amelia Rablnnovltz
Selection St. Joseph's Orchestra
Double trio
Pantomime "The Gate of Life"...
. .Song by Miss Mae Bettenbtpder
The Owl and the Pussy Cat Drill...
By .Little Boys
Drama... "Our Aunt From California"
A Bouquet of Liberty
Gossip Delsartean Children
Inflammatus
Miss Mae Bettenbender and chorus
Impersonation of Lady Macbeth in
dagger scene, act 2: impersona
tion 1-ady Macbeth in sleep
walking scene, act 5
Miss Amelia Rablnnovltz
Rainbow drill
Tableau "The Wise and Foolish
Virgins."
Valedictory "The Ennobling Pow
er of Idealism"
Miss Amelia Rablnnovltz
Presentation of diplomas and med
als by Rt. Rev. C. J. O'Reilly.
PERSONAL MENTION
W. J. Davis, of Atliena, is In town
visiting friends.
O. F. Carnes. of Pilot Rock, spent
today in Pendleton.
T. A. Brasfield. one of the old resi
dents of Echo, is in town.
Frank Rack, one of the prominent
residents of Echo, Is In town.
".i"r Oliver, one of the prominent
residents of Echo, Is In town.
Tir.mr.p Walkpr. county commission
er from Helix, was In town yesterday.
rspnrpp w. Pheltrn. republican aspi
rant for district attorney, is In town.
w i.ViviI of Milton, one of the
well known citizens of that place, Is
In Pendleton.
Mr niu) Mrfl. T. J. Kirk, of Athena.
are the guests of friends In Pendleton
for a few days.
n w Mnrlln. nronrletor of the Cot
tage hotel at Meacham, Is In the city
on business today.
riinrW Itoini and Fred Kees, who
have been In Starbuck for the past
week on business, have returned.
m.-n-iuc ltnmiitnii. who has been
off his passenger run a few days with
rheumatism, nas reiuuieu m ...,,.
iin.M. ii iipps returned last night
.. ..ioit in salt lake. where he
has been for some time on business.
t i u'lri.- ,f Athena, is a visitor.
in' ..rV,,. ore lii the best condition
that could be Imagined for this sea
son of the year.
w rv.n.miiv nlr brake Inspector oi
the mountain division of the O. R. &
N, from La Grande, was in the city
last night, on a tour of Inspection
over the lines.
Proper Breathing.
Tti. .Tananese owe their amazing
strength to this practice:
The Japanese, although men of very
.ii urn org nmonir the BtrODK-
est In the world. Any boy of 14 or 16,
who will faithfully practice weir as
tern of producing strength will find
ui.if oi tii ..ml nf a few months.
UIIUDCIIi
able to cope In feats of power with
the average man ot z, aim ui. ..o
...ui.n..i ii, , itunpprnns nractlce of lift-
Ing heavy weights, says, St. Nicholas.
It should always oe remeiuucicu
.1... -i ,.,i,ci i,o taken after each
l II U l JCOk " " -
. i itn.iia real nir. try deep
eAcicinc. iimi'v " - - .
breathing. Stand erect, though not in
a strained position, ana ai eacu ureaui
draw the abdomen In and throw the1
chest out. As the breath Is exhaled,
let the chest fall Inward again, and
the abdomen outwaru. iroin m min
utes to half an hour is a long enough
,i , ,i..,,in in "iln.lltsu." and this
Includes the time spent In breathing
during rests for deep, correct breath
ing Is In Itself one of the uesi exer-
clses possible.
In Inhaling, draw the breath
through either nostrils or the mouth,
as preferred; in exhaling, always let
the breath escape through the mouth.
Proficiency.
He was a cornet soloUt, Indeed, but
by no means witless.
'Musical pronciency, sum i
matter of give and take.
'Eh? Give and take wnair
'Pains," he said, Illustrating his no-
tlou by running a few scales. -iuck.
jwrruer
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Alii ANCIENT RELIC
SUMPTER PROSPECTOR
MAKES UNUSUAL FIND.
An Ancient Tombstone With Almost
Obliterated Inscription Thought to
Mark the Last Resting Place of a
Compeer of Lewis and Clark Will
Be Called to the Attention of the
Exposition Authorities Of Great
Value, if Authentic.
Admiration of Ladies i
James Erlcxson, a prospector who
has been working in the mountains
In the vicinity of Sumpter for some
time past, was In town yesterday
looking for someone who could direct
him to the attention of the mauagerx
of the Iewls and Clark fair. Ho call
ed upon Judge G. A. Hartnian, who
gave hi in the addresses of the men
managing the exhibits and Mr. Erlcx
son left to make himself known to
them.
Mr. Erlcxson has found a relic and
it may be of value just at this time,
for the reason that It has, so he
thinks, a connection with the Lewis
and Clark expedition.
While clambering through the
hills In the vicinity of Sumpter look
ing for gold signs, the prospector
came upon a little valley or cup be
tween two knolls. In digging about
for "signs," hu humped Into a large,
evenly hewn rock upon which were
some almost-erased letters auu fig
ures. His curiosity being aroused he
dug the slab out or the dirt covering
It, and cleaned the debris off the In
scription, From what he read of tho lettering
the slab had been a gravestone, and
the fact that It seemed to have been
at one time the top of a pile of rockB,
lends credence to the opinion.
Mr. Erlcxson says the word "Clark"
can be faintly traced on tho face of
the slab, cut In what have ut one time
been rugged letters, while some dis
tance above Is a fragment of the let
ter "U" and a part of a date.
It Is supposed by Mr. Erlcxson that
the slab was erected to mark the
place of burial of ono of the 1iwls
and Clark party. He will bring the
matter to the attention of the com
mission and place his monument on
exhibition at the fair.
Is won at first glnucu by our oxuuIhKu designs In mllllnory.
Tho Individuality of each hat In our stock Is appreciated by tho
people who strive to bo ubrcast ot tho fashions. Tho moro particu
lar a lady Is about her headwear, tho moro sho admires our show
ing. Wo want tho privilege) of showing you our oxcluslvo now pat
terns. We know wo can please you and nil wo ask Is a chanco,
CARRIER MILLINERY
THE HOME OF THE STYLISH HAT.
Fishing on Meacham.
The railroad men at Kamela report
fishing excellent on Meacham and
North Fork creeks now. Many fin
catches have been made already this
spring.
Big sale on Slippers at Teutsch'.
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
Egg and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF TARTAR POWDERS.
McADAM
KEMMERER COAL
DRY WOOD
FAIR WEIQHT8 FULL MEASURE.
'PHONE MAIN 1121. SAVINQS
BANK BUILDINQ.
It Is hard to teach an old dog;
For once he told the truth
Give the pup a trial,
For the old dog It out of style.
Pendleton Steam Laundry I
The new Laundry on Cottonwood Street.
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Scare Ribs, Cold Boiled Ham,
Sausage, Fresh Pigs' Feet, Pare
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choicest fresh meats in the city,
The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co.
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