DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1904.
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LjAlNS FOR ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY,
PERSONAL MENTION
LmDIES' SHIRT WAISTS
, j,25 ami ?1'60
..50c
....nfC
Jg 0f about six
All
one week.
. . . .$3.65
I GOODS.
: goods, onc-linlf
, onn-half price,
i SHIRTS.
Liar price 1.00
one wecu your
Lot 2 All J l 75, $2.00, $2.25 niul
$2.50 waists, your cholco. . . .75c
J. D. Casey, of Hilgard, Is In towa
touay.
( Mrs. Charles Carter Is at Bingham
J I Judge Lowell has returned from
I nirnnmi.
J Mr. and Mrs. V. C. E. Trnltt are at
, uingnani springs
I T. K. Mllsap and family went to
mencnara yesterday.
George Fisher, the Knmela wood
man. Is In town today.
I J. A. Daley has returned from an
outing at i.o n man springs.
Miss Ethel Swaggart went to Walla
Walla last Saturday night.
Miss Effle Frazler returned yester
day from Bingham Springs.
Gorge Scott, who lives four miles
north of town, is In town today.
William Taylor, the Alba stockman
and saloonkeepr, Is In town today. '
Harry Hibbard has gone to the res
ervation to haul wheat to thu rail
road, j
Judge J. J. Balleray went to Meach
75c
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
Lot 1 35c, 50c and COc dresses
choice '25
Lot 2 $1.00, $1.20 and $1.50
dresses, your choice 75c
MEN'S SUITS.
$l!.00 Suits nn
$7.50 Suits e,
$10.00 Suits
$13.50 Suits $11 so Z
$15.00 Suits eiprn :
ODD PANTS. !
-IIU pair r.ecular iirlro lo or T um Kntiinlav i..ln nn .. tu..
2.B0 and $3,00, .or' one week $1.75 t ' ' '
, uuu mm. i. .. wicKersiiam left
mis morning for a month's visit at
Walla Walla.
Clean -Up Sale
LADIES' SHORT KIMONAS, LADIES' LONG
CENT REDUCTION, & OFF REGULAR PRICES.
KIMONAS, 25 PER
Putsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
EVITIES
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h Boston,
Iat Wlthee's.
y, t Martin's,
rts. The Boston
Mods. The Bos
iood, 'phono Mc
in'g sweaters. The
rood, all kinds, at
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h vegetables at Haw
Bind musl, melons,
at grocers.
jsjtlsfactloii at How
rms' cigar store.
restaurant, open
Mrs. Cooper, proprl-
H all riavors, uoiic-
fclng in milk, at Haw-
e room torniorly oc-
rantbeon theater. Ap-Martin.
'ew choice aero lots In
Apply to S. M.
illeton, Oregon.
merwaro not full sets,
Hit cash purchase of
glassware and lamp.
ip free. See window
ihrman.
tits to sell hardy.
trees. Big commls-
ih advanced weekly.
id secure choice of ter-
ijton Nursery Co.,
uh.
of Cold Springs is to
a weather prediction
appearance of "the
i a red head in the
le claims that 20 years
nervation of this has
lo him that It Is per-
predict rain within 10
rit. appearance of this
mi make rain duo to
of Pendleton at least.
tost 1C Just In time
tor the clrcut bb Walla
;
ft Quantity
. JlcOhee and family have gone to
Meacham to ramp out until the first
of Septemb.er.
Jeanette Heathman, of the Peoples
Warehouse, has returned from a two
weeks' vacation.
Earnest Todhunter went to Echo
today. Hu will .engage In hauling
I wheat to market,
Ico cream, the Delta kind.
Get Sunny. U. C. Ilader.
The Delta Ice cream is delicious.
Douglas and Hanan Rhnpa Th I
Boston. , William Mooro, of the Pacific Coast
Now hats, all the latest styles see 1 Eluva,or Company, went to Nolln to
them at Teutsch's. ,la' " huy wi.eat.
The very latest In brown and bine i Mlss' E,tip Jenn Frni5lt"' leaves to
liats, just arrived, Teutsch's n"Rht for Portland, and will he absent
Get v'rmr niM.D , ' : mull September 1.
pressed at Joorger's, 120 West Court' ; ' nuBMr w"l leave this i
atreot. i evening for Lehman Springs, where I
muo serge hats, the latest. Just ' h, J"!"IL "'S w,fe"
received at Teutsch's Department I J P' AVnlker returned last nig,..
Store. 'from .Meacham, where he visited with
Wanted-Womau to do cooking in 1 ""j, fnIm,'y ver
hotel. Address Mrs. J. P Navln ' femith, n Pacific coast ninnn-
Helix, Or. ' i c''r f the Connecticut Fire Insurance '
What's the us ,.f hvl. ,. mm.,. 1 Company, is In town today.
dollars If your stomach won't help you ! JumuB H. CIar' al frank llunkin
enjoy it? , have gone to Lohmnn Springs for
Just received a new line of fell , . . !.,lon- They will later
Htrnt hnto I ..". " ' 'MUM.
,m,i. iwio, hush
LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUIT8, H OFF REGULAR PRICES 25 PER
CENT REDUCTION.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, 20 PER CENT REDUCTION 1-5 OFF REG
ULAR PRICES.
LADIES' WHITE SHIRT WAISTS, V OFF 25 PER CENT REDUCTION.
YOU'LL SAVE $1.00 AND $1.25 ON A $5.00 PURCHASE
NEXT FEW DAY8.
SEE DISPLAY WINDOW.
FOR THE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
AL HINES INJURED.
Campbell.
Latest stylo "regret card" and mi.
velopes In Swiss mull material
Nolf's nook store.
I Jack McLaughlin, or the O. H. &
, N. Is at Portland, vlsiung Mrs. Mc
! Laiighlin, who is making an extended
I visit with friends.
Alba Farmer Escapes Luckily in a
Runaway Accident.
Al Hlnes, whoso home Is near Albn,
met with an accident last Saturday
that was full of possibilities for seri
ous results, but by n chanco tb.nl was
as fortunate as it was singular, he
was but little Injured.
Mr. Hines was driving a team at
tached to tho derrick rake of George
Twenty-room hotel, furnished, two , JViii -ts,
good business, $1800. Great bar- . , , a"a, Sho has lH'e" between Wild Horse and tho river, ,
tin. E. T. Wade & Son I Buust of her mother, Mrs. Ben Swag-1 about four miles east of town, when
Thp iriMinrni nv 'r ...i I Knrt. . ardeii street. I(mt, or tho horses became unmanago-
lots
The general average of the wheat
I'l.iM nw...wl fll,... t.. l
excellent In ovnrv fll,i ' , Jtll'- Eastern iwltits. on u combined
nh,,i- Ti..ff ........ J.,- .' ... '""" I'K-'asure trip.
of town, has cut 200 of wheat .Tl J" T,'r".".r "tar,V;!
W. 1.. Shlverlck of the Peoples 1 uble and lnoko Into a run. Before Mr.
nines could throw the lines from
about his shoulders ho was Jerked oft
ins feet and being dragged about the
Held.
Spectators say that Mr. Hlnes was
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Split Wood
READY FOR THE STOVE. FOUR
FOOT LENGTHS. ALL KINDS.
GOOD STOCK COAL
AT
McADAM'S
'Phone Main 1121. Savings Dank Bldg.
". -"' "" Ul ""B'uifor Colfax today where iliev will1 Spectators say that Mr. Hines was
ot excellent quality hut ns he has not I 'voi)j"n the harvest Mrs Turner ha v ! -Itnply Invisible because of tho cloud
ye threshed the yield per acre Is nut ng rhurge of a took wagon ! f '" Htlrred up by the horses and
known.
W. M. Ely of McKay Creek, who
furms the old Salisbury place, says
his crop of wheat Is yielding 35 bush
els per acre Instead of 27, ns at first
reported.
Herman Bllke, whose farm is 11
miles south of Pendleton, has cut 250
acres of wheat. It averaged but
about 15 bushels per acre, but .the
quality Is known to be first-class.'
Dr. C. J. Whlteaker is building uu-
other residence at the corner of High
and Gard,en streets. J, Simmons Is
contractor. It will have eight rooms,
all the modern conveniences and be
ready for occupancy by the last of
September, probably.
Walter Fell and
wife
CIRCUS HORSES BURNED.
fATCH
toe best assortment
l la this section of
We sell reliable
""a 12.00 up. We sell
MU7 21. 23. 24 law.
p in the dlffereut i
rei, sterling silver.
ii-K sona gold
-wee all watches. 2
r ' Prove faulty from
" we will fully re-
money.
WZIKER
ISrtulve J,weer.
,!! Mala Street.
Eleven of Rlngllng's Fine Ring Horses
Lost In a Fire.
Ogden, Aug. 8. Sparks trom the
engine Ignited liny on the train of
Hingllng Brothers' circus, en route
from Wyoming here. in n panic
among the animals 11 ring horses
were burned to death and others were
Injured.
...... ineir victim on me ground uenino.
etuined to.,,,..- . . ....
Pnrtlnml tl.l nlnmlnr Ti,v " ""' sioppeu ami Mr.
1.,..,,, ,i, ., n t- i, i Hlnes extricated. Ho was uncoil-
X 'xsr ,:;,' sss ill -1 r,fS;,,r;,i,:s. " -
Dr. E. G. Klrby, formerly of Pen-! Mr. Hlnes was immediately brought
dleton, hut now or Enterprise, arriv- j to ,Wn, where his hurts were dress
ed Saturday with a lady patient from t., jy Ur. Blakesleo. Throe stitches
near Elgin, who Is now at the hos- Wero necessary In his scalp, and two
pltal- ! In his right ear, but the skull was
Mrs, .Mary J. 1-une's health Is much not oven ballsed. In fnct, he was not
improved since Saturday. Today she j hurt at all bevond the scalp and ear
Is resting easily, and hopes are enter-1 cuts mentioned, and returned to Ills
tallied of her early and complete re- work Immediately after the wounds
co very. j were cleaned and stitched.
l W. Schmidt and Tliumns .Murray - Mr- Hlnes is a resident of Albn, and
yesterday lor the um,ul ia yeuis m age.
Notice to Policy Holders.
The Union Assurance Society of
London hereby gives notice thai tho
following enumerated policies: No.
3014010 and No. 30H01C to No.
3014022 Inclusive, are hereby declar
ed null and void. The holders of
tho same should Immediately corres
pond with S. A. Newberry, Pendleton,
Oregon. Tho nbove .enumerated pol
icies were In the hands of W. F. Earn
heart. CATTON, BELL & CQ.,
General Agents.
San Francisco, Cal.
Notice.
All employes and persons seeking
employment In the Pendleton Woolen
Mills nre requested to call on Mr.
Charles Shopard, superintendent, as
crew Is now being made up.
CHARLES J. FEBOUSON,
Lessee.
One trouble about moving Is that
you always find so many things you
didn't know you had and do not want.
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
I i-flm.ous ,B Crem can again be obtained at the old fa-
"Dla Soda BVinnfnln
'EPPENS
The Popular Price
DRUG STORE
A. C. KOEPPEN &. BROTHERS
Spencer started
mountains of the Uklali country,
wliere they will hunt and fish for a
few days.
A. Bollertnan, superintendent of the
scouring mills, with his family, has
gone to Lehman Springs, and will re
main until the resumption of opera
tions at the mills.
Charles Ford, of tho local gang of
O. 11. & N, carpenters, was taken to
the company hospital at Portland,
Saturday night, suffering with a se
vere attack of mumps.
F. G. Mcintosh nnd wile left this
morning for Toko's Point, a seaside
resort little known, hut said to be a
very admirable place for an outing.
It Is not far from Long Beucb.
Mrs, Frank K. Welles, or Ferndnle,
wife of the county school superinten
dent. i8 In tho city visiting her hus
band. Mr. Welles will move hU fam
ily to this city about September 1.
Mr. and Mrs, F. K. Judd, Mr. and
Mrs. W. U Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
T. O, Halley, Mrs, -ertba B. Guern
sey and sons, C. L. Cox and Frank
Clopton spent Sunday at Bingham
Springs,
F. S. Dement, of Walla Walla, of
the Dement Brothers Milling Compa
ny, accompanied by his son Charles,
was in Pendieton this morning en
route home from a three weeks' trip
to Bingham Springs.
1 Hov. 11. s, Shangle, presiding elder
i of the Pendleton district of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, Is In
Pendleton today on his way home to
Milton from Ln Grande. Mr. Shangle
will bo In Heppner next Sunday.
William Rlnehart has resigned his
position In the First National Bank
and gono to Olympla, where ho will
visit for a time with his parents. Hu
Is uncertain where to locate, but the
probabilities are that lie will go to
Seattle.
ConBtablo J. M. Bentley returned
yesterday from Hltzvllle, whore he
was called a few days ago owing to
tho Berlous Illness of his brother, J.
D. Bentley. The latter has .recover
ed sufficiently to bo able to accom
pany his brother to tills city.
Rev. M. V. Howard preached two
sormons yesterday nt tho Thompson
school house, on Butter creek, 38
miles out( There was a good attend-
The fractious horse which caused
the trouble has gotten Mr. Hlnes Into
trouble before, nnd was sold by him
Immediately upon his return to the
scene of tho runaway Saturday.
FIRE AT UMATILLA.
BRING ON YOUR COLLAR8 AND
CUFF8.
Wo are ready for thorn to wash
them, to hluo thorn, to stnrch thorn, to
Jron them In such n way that thoy
will suit your nockB and wrists with
o!,t chafing ol'her and without slvlnz
them a freo fringe which you would
rather find missing. Wo havo r.oducod
tho laundering of llnon to a sclonce
nnd our prices nro In accord with the
undent iden of low cost In largo quan
tities, THE DOMESTIC
STEAM LAUNDRY
Three Dwellings Belonging to Mrs. J.
Peters Destroyed.
Fire at Umatllln early Sunday
morning, destroyed thrpo dwelling
houses tho property or Mrs, J. Peters
of this city. Tho buildings wero part
ly covered by Insurance and were val
ued at about $4000, Mrs. Peters Is
absent In tho Willamette vulley. The
cause of the fire Is uiiKnown.
The Peters houses wero among the
best dwellings in the town of Uma
tilla. Thoy wero occupied by O. C.
Smith, O. It. & N. operator; Charles
Uavlg and C. O. White. Tho occu
pants of tho houses were Unable to
save any of their household goods,
BANDITS ARE FOILED.
Five Men Attempt to Hold Up Union
Pacific Flyer.
Cheyenne, Aug. 8. Shortly before
daylight this morning five bandits at-
tempted to hold up the Atlantic ox-
press at Assay, two mnes west of
ur.een itiver, on the Union Pacific.
Tho outlaws turned a switch in
tondlng to wreck the flyer on a Bhort
siding, but a pumti man dlncov.r,.,i
the plot and got word to the train
men or tno express, which was ap
proaching swiftly.
The robbers shot the pump man,
who will probably die. Posses are out
fiom Green River, Rock Springs and
Rawlins and a Union Pacific iwsso
of trained rangers on faBt horses was
started on a special train from Chey
enne. An attempt will be made to head off
tho outlaws before they roach tho
Sierra Madres. It is believed to bo
members of the gang that recently
hold up tho Great Northern and Rio
Grando trains.
WHEAT SOARS AGAIN.
Armour Accused o Englnering a
Deal to Corner September.
nlllpftim Alii O UH.,.. ........
nuco In spite of tho rush of work soaring todny. due to tho bad weather
among the farmers, and tho heat. Be-lroports from tho Northwest and tho
twoon tho sormons, which were In tho i fear that Armour was cmglneerlnir a
morning and afternoon thoso attond-1 Soptcmber deal,
lug onjoyod a bnskot dlnnor In the I Old Soptombor, 90ty0$l 2G now
Grovo- 983$1 September corn, G2,
EWERS' BEST FLOUR
Is made from the choicest wheat that grows, dood bread Is
assured when Dyers' Beat Flour la used. Bran, shorts, steam roll
ed barley always on hand. ,
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS I
W. 8. BYER8, Prop.
ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER
Wo proporly temper It for each particular climate. Then, upoa a
Jute canvass wo build up a nre, water and acid proof roofing material, with
a RT?X, m,,ca urfaco al"l a wool felt papor dry sheet or backing;.
WE I,L lay tho goods, or you can. If you havo to use a roof, wo can
ro,yfromX Th0y Wl" 'u'
The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregoa
Its Rich and Delicious
Our cold storage meats are always right; always tender, always
Juicy.
Try our mild cured Hams. They are free from that strong taste.
The Schwarz fir Greulich Meat Co.
607 MAIN STREET.
NEW GOODS
THIS WEEK
Largo lino now stylo folding
go-carts. The famous "Krobel"
brand, $3.3G to 112.00. Come
and see them.
Now crepe paper, plain, rain
bow and floral effects, 10c. lCc.
20c nnd 25c.
HAMMOCKS.
Bettor Into than never. Wo
secured n sample lino of ham
mocks and marked them espec
ially low 85c to $3.26,
Frederick Nolf & Co.
College
Place
Health
Food
Wafers, fruit crackers, cream
sticks, nut butter and salted
peanuts.
Dcspain & Clark