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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY,. JULY 12,1904.
Thursday j
July 14
On this dato a representative of the
largest cloak and suit house of Now
York City will havo on display a
largo lino of advance styles In ladles'
and miss.os' suits, Jackets, skirts and
rain coats.
Ladles call and look this lino over.
You will never seo such a largo dis
play again.
Thursday, July 14th, all day.
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
ft.
PIIO
T.
ROCK
STORM
CITY BREVITIES
at orders at Gratz's.
C Rider. 0et Sunny.
s jus at the Boston.
threshers at Kuniceis.
Xa iuu
1 fruit dally, at Martin's.
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inu uiaiv
fa flrn nyflntriltahers.
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Aa In thn nttv anrvnrl nt
ft restaurant.
sioDS wishing to raise niulea
j in Tile Tlnn
. .... nil nftnin lmtn
kinds carbonated drinks,
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t cream, confectionery ana ci-
.1 TI.11..I. DAI r..i.
njiauuas, out vjuurt bliuuu
cm waeons. ruuuer iireu uuir
hit nixes nnn hulks ul jviiukbi b.
item upsiairs ui now uuiiurag
di touonwoou anu weuu. it.
or two ana a nan mourns, in
it this office.
naniea urnisiieu room,
wanted permanently, by
liniOA nlfliln. ll.i 1 A A
w me Newport Construction
Of our d nnerwnro nnt full onto
ELtraC Iflmn froo Rao wlnrlnw
popular resort at Lonir Bench
M.Newton. Pendleton neonln all
Ul UIEOesr Idnnq nf tlia Wnto
Kies reasonable; accommoda
m esi. j. u. wickham. nro-
Ice cream, tho Delta kind.
Get Sunny. U. C. Rader.
Cash registers at WIthee's.
Oot a "top coat." The Doston.
Tho Delta ice cream Is delicious.
Closing out dry goods. The Bos
(on.
Oxford and slipper sale at
Toutsch's.
Misses' ?2.00 shoes for $1.00.
TeutBch s.
Fresh crawfish from the Quelle, at
the Columbia.
Chicken dinner and Ice cream Sun
days ' at Gratz's.
Royal Blue ?3.60 and $4.00 shoes at
l.eo Teutscii's. Best on earth.
Pocket knives, new lino, pearl and
stag Handles, 25c to $1.95. Nolf's.
rne at. ueorge restaurant, open
day and night. Mrs. Cooper, propri
etor.
Get your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Joerger's, 12li West Court
street.
Summer underwear, linen dusters,
hoItB and straw hats at Baer &
Daley's.
There will he a dance at Armory
hall every night during carnival week
oxcept Saturday. Gulott's orchestra.
U WATCH
I EIT.
tare the lest assortment X
"lues In this section of
We sell rnllnliln
-. .uiu i.ini tin wa anil A
. i . a. 21. zx. m law.
wtches in thn
uutxi nnn ij l. .
all watches.
HI I it .
7." prove faulty from
--nip, we will fully ro-
HUNZIKER
Th Proartwlve Jew,,or,
l Main Street.
Searching for Lost Son.
Agent E. C. Smith, of the O. It. &
N., received a letter today from Mrs.
Laura B. Ernst, of Portland, inquir
ing about her son, A. L. Long, who
left Portland a few days ago. She
inclosed a clipping from the Oregon
Dally Journal, dated from Pendleton,
giving the details of the killing of a
young man by an O. R. & N. train
near Arlington last Friday morning,
stating that as she had not heard
from her son, who left Portland the
night hefor.e the accident, this unfor
tunate man might be her hoy. Agent
Smith referred the woman to the O.
R. & N. agent at Arlington.
Tennis Club Meeting.
There will he a meeting of the
Tennis Club tonight at 8 o'clock at
the parlors of the Commercial Asso
ciation, to which all members are
urgently requested to come. Busi
ness of importance will be transact
ed and It will he of interest to the
members to be present at this meeting.
Oregon Horses to Kansas.
Colonel James H. Wilson, of Syl
van Grove,, Kan., nas a urove oi
Starkey Prairie horses, 58 In number,
in the O. R. & N. stocityarus ner.o,
which will he shipped to the colonel's
home, where he has a large ranch.
He paid $3; per head for the anl
mals.
FIERCEST ELECTRIC STORM
AND RAIN EVER WITNESSED,
Bridges Washed Out, Crops and Gar
dens Damaged and Outbuildings
wasnea Away Heaviest Storm
Ever Witnessed In Southern Uma
tuia County Rain Veered to West
and Missed Pendleton Birch Creek
Swollen and Alfalfa Temporarily
uamaged.
rm. .
mo most bov.ere electrical storm
iiiai oer passed over Umatilla county
Msueci tne vicinity of Pilot Rock and
the country between that town and
i-euuieion last evening about S
o clock.
Tho .electrical storm was also ac
companled by whnt Is called by rest
cicnis oi rnot Rock, tho heaviest
rainstorm over experienced there.
bov.erni bridges on East Birch
creolc were carried away, crops and
gardens In the vicinity or Pilot Rock
were badly damaged, the barn and
ouiUUllimigs bolnnclnir tn P.hnrlev
Nowcomh In Pilot Rock, were washed
ciown tno creek and the storm as
sumed the proportion of a cloud
burst In the East Birch creek settle
ment.
Water ran down the streets In Pi
lot Rock, the crops along' the creek
for several miles wore ovcrllowed
and damaged temporarily, but It is
thought most of them will bo sav.ed
by a few days of sunshine.
The storm came up from the south
with a brilliant display of electric
phenomena, the most vivid and start
ling flashes of lightning ever seen in
that portion or the county accom
panying It. For about an hour the
rain came down In torrents, and the
rapid accumulation or water in the
creeks showed Hint an Immense
amount of water fell on the hills ad
jacent (o the .streams.
In the vicinity of OJIver Knott's
place east of Pilot ilock, the storm
seemed to reach tho climax, and a
great amount of damage was done to
all kinds of crops, gardens and out
buildings. The roads have been badly washed
and cellars and wells filled tin all
along tho creek.
As the storm came nearer to Pen
dleton, the rnin seemed to veer to
the west, very little fnlllng here, al
though the windstorm nnd lightning
were very severe.
Lower Birch creek five and six
miles west of Pendleton .experienced
very high water and somo of the
fields of alfalfa were Hooded, but no
permanent damage was done.
Trouble All Along the Line.
Trouble has been experienced all
along tho line between Pendleton and
Portland today on account oi me
storm last night. In several places
ground wires have had to be used
Messages have been delayed In many
instances, and in others sent piece
meal.
No Pity Shown.
'For years fate was after me con
tinuously." writes F. A. Guiieage, ver
bena. Ala.' "I had a terrible case of
plies, causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
me." Equally good for all aches and
pains. Only 2Bc at Tollman & Co8
drug store.
Summer
Teutsch'B.
dress goods sale at
It
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
l Cabin
Ico Cream can again be obtained at the old la
Soda Fountain.
SOEPPENS
The Poptdar Price1
DRUG STORE
A. a KOEPPEN & BROTHERS
ELECTRICAL STORM.
T. VanCleve Received a Severe
Shock Last Evening.
Diirliic the early nart of the storm
which prevailed In the city last nTght
the air was heavily charged with elec
tricity and a number of curious Inci
dents are related descriptive of the
effects the fluid produced. A. T. Van
Cleve, a member of the Schmidt Drug
Company, had an exceedingly un
pleasant experience In this regard
and will not forget It for some time.
Mr. Van Cleve was standing near
the doorway of his store when there
was a sudden blinding flash and all
the space around him seemed to be
filled with zigzag streams of light.
Simultaneously the druggist felt a se
vere shock, the seat of which seemed
to be Ills right wrist. T!'e sinews of
his arms lu a half minute had swollen
so badly they distended like whip
cords, the muscles of his hands be
came sore and stiff and his whole
arm nnd rlghi shoulder began to
ache.
Bevoud a sllnht soreness and stiff
ness the results or the shock had dis
appeared by this morning. There Is
no doubt that Mr. Van Cleve was util
ized by nature as a medium through
which the heavily surcharged atmos
phere got rid of a little electricity.
It Is likely that he owes his life to
belnir a uood conductor. He states
that hereafter he will keep bis hands
In his pockets during an electrical
storm.
Mr. Van Cleve denies that when he
received the shock he yelled.
Boys' Wash Waists
22c to 39c Each
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SOME SOLD A3 HIGH AS $1.00
EACH.
LARGE VARIETY OF COLORS,
COMPLETE ASSORTED SIZES.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO TRY
AND MAKE THEM FOR THUS ,
PRICE.
WRECKING
EVERYTHING.
SALE PRICES ON
The Peoples Warehouse
Where It Pays To Trade
PERSONAL MENTION
FRUIT CANNERY AT ECHO.
Building of Old Rabbit Cannery May
Be Used for Modern Fruit Can
nery. A capitalist who intends locating
In Echo, has partially completed 'ar
rangements for opening a fruit, can
nery In the buildings belonging t,b th.e
American Hare and Oold Storage
Company. The supply of fruit In the
Echo and Butter Creek districts is
increasing every year and a great
amount or the c;op cannot be used Jn
the local trade.
The buildings of the rabbit cannery
are "already practically fitted ,for a
fruit; cannery, the cookers and vats
in use by ,the bare people being espec
ially: adapted to fruit packing pur
poses. ' ...
The' cherry crop of the Butter Creek
district was all marketed Jn Echo and
Pendleton, but the -peach, plum,
prune and apple crops will ield a
considerable surplus which can he;
canned at a profit. It is barejy possi
ble that a small amount ot'Jiare will
he canned In season, by tne fruit
packing company, but the buildings
will not b.o'usod exclusively as a hare
cannery again.
' Marriage License Issued.
A 'license to wed was Issued by
County Clerk Baling this morning to
August S. O'Harra and Maggie M. Mc-
Corkell. The bride is a rosiuent or
Brlccson and tho groom of Weston.
Tho young couple will mako their fu-,
turo homo at woston.
H. Boylen of Pilot Rock, Is a vis
itor today.
T. C. and D. M. Conklln, of Elgin,
are In the city today on business.
V. H. Chastaln, the prominent Mil
ton citizen, is In P.endleton today on
a brief visit.
Bert Danner, traveling salesman
for Glafko & Co., of Portland, left
this morning for Tho Dalles.
O. O. Klncald, a famous shot and
sportsman of Sumpter, was In the
city this morning between trains.
Will Conlon, of T.elocaset, arrived
today to run a traction engine
through the harvest fields In this
county.
County Commissioner Horace Walk
er, of Helix, who has been attending
county court for several days, return
ed home last night.
S. B. Calderhead, general freight
and passenger agent of the W. &. C.
R., Is a guest of Hotel Pendleton to
day while here on business.
Charles McBee Is preparing to
move his family from Butter cr.eek to
the Scales place, five miles west of
this city, which he recently purchas
ed. R. R, Collins, a prominent wool
dealer of Kamela, who also owns a
choice fruit tract near Fr.eewater,
where his family resides, was a visi
tor today, a guest of Hotel Bickers.
W. H. Boyd, a prominent pioneer
merchant of Echo, Is In the city to
day on business connected with the
settlement of the rabbit cannery af
fairs, which ar.o now being finally ad
justed. H. C. Willis, representative of the
new townsite of Stanfleld, at Foster,
Is In the city today, The sale of lots
In the new town will not begin until
the arrival of R. N. Stanfleld from the
East, which is expected .every day.
A, H. Sunderman the prominent
sheepman of Pilot Rock, has been In
the city several days, attending to
business. He has just heard from
his camps at Starkey Prairie, that se
vere rainstorms have visited that sec
tion of the Blue mountains recently,
doing considerable damage.
"Doc" Maple has just returned from
a visit to his cattlo range on M.ead
ows Creek, in the vicinity of Starkey
Prairie, and reports grass in excel
lent condition, but finds that severe
electric storms have vislt.ed that dis
trict, playing havoc with timber in
many places.
WE EXPECT
YOUR TRADE
Because our prices are cut just as low as it Is posslblo and do
business. You got tho benefit of conservative buying nnd our small
margin of profit. Wo havo spoclnl sales every day. Our goods are
marked In plain figures and will compare with any houso of our kind.
Como In, Lot us convinco you,
Workingmen's Clothing Co.
The New Store.
Corner Main and Webb Sts.
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIR8T.
CLASS WORKMEN; AL80 MAKE 8EWER CONNECTIONS. ES
TIMATES FURNI8HED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED,
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAN."
741 MAIN ST.
WALLA WALLA FRUIT.
You are excusable If a man deceives
yon once. You got wimt you deserve
It he deceives you twice.
First Carload of Summer Applet Sent
Out of Garden City.
Early apples Are being shipped out
of Walla Walla by the Bfajock Fruit
Company, say6 (he' Walla Walla
Statesman. Tjie first carioad will go
tQday. Apples'p'rorais.e to be plentiful
this year and the price is now, one
cent. -The last of-the cherry crop is
being packed by this .ompany out at
me fancu ana. at their city lysdquar
ters, below the.' Holt Manufacturing
Company. Over' 40 girls are employ
ed at this work. Blackberries are
now being sent east and it will doubt
less he sev,eral days before the crop
is entirely shipped.
Potatoes, cabbage and onions do
most toward filling the vegetable cars
Jusfnow, A carload of these are
shipped ,outrevery day .either over the
O. R. &N, or .Northern Paciflp by the
Blalpck company. f
Prunes promise to be the big thjpg
this year. The ' rvp on. th'e Blalock1
placets tt good one ,and promises' :
exceed .,that; of last'" year when oyer
90. .full .arloadg of this Pacific coast
staple were eehuout by this company
frpm Waljq. Walla. Italian and, Sil
ver are the principal varieties.
Peaches do not promise to be very
Plentiful tins y,ear and cut a small
fllguro liv the local shipping business.
THE MARK
of cleanliness and noatnoas Is on
each individual ploco ot llnon or other
wash goods ontrustod to our caroful
hands to undergo the procoss known
as laundering. First, we wash cloan;
second, we starch rightly and only
whoro starch Is needed; third, our
ironing Is really second to none . la
"hold-to-the-last" finish. Tersely toU,
this Is a complete first-class laundry.
THE DOMESTIC
STEAM LAUNDRY
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is
assured when Byera' Best Flour Is used. Bran, aborts, steam roll
ed barley always on hand.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
- W. 8. BYER8, Prop,
Its Rich and Delicious
Our cold storage meats are always right; always tender, always
Juicy.
Try our mild cured Hams. They are free front'-thatUtrorig taste.
The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co.
.607 MAIN STREET.
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