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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1904.
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are taking special care
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U before. In the clothing
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,s from $1.00 to $0.00! pants,
to $1-25.
SCHOOL SHOES We have
celebrated P. Cogan Hue
boys' shoes, fliauo ior our
,j neat, too. Every pair gooa
or your money uock.
All rips sewed fr.ee.
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
The School Boys' Friend
PERSONAL MENTION
CITY BREVITIES
CRader. Get sunny.
. cream, the Delta Kina.
uh registers at Wlth,eo's.
Knox Hats, Roosevelt's.
esa fruit daily at Martin's.
t Hie Stetson hats at Roosevelt'8.
luo for rent; Inquire at this of-
jonglas and Hauan shoes at Roos-
It's.
iresh fruits and vegetables at Haw-
Bros.'
SCiteraelons and musk melons,
Itlej Bros., the grocers.
be very latest in brown and blue
Just arrived, xeutscu's.
Smokers get satisfaction at How'
t's, formerly R"es' cigar store.
' Rent-Suite of rooms In East
tin building. Inquire at office,
iSt. George restaurant, opon
r ul night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl
r.
B serge hats, the latest. Just
at Teutsch's Department
e.
Msco wafers, all flavors, dellc
and refreshing iu mills, at Haw.
Bros.'
or Rent Good room with bath.
blocks from Main street. Inquire
O. office.
ir Rent The room formerly oc
'led by the Pantheon theater. Ap-
to Kudoiph Martin.
'or Sale Desirable residence prop-
, corner Aita and College. The
place. See L. II. Lee.
ill! of our dlnnerware not full sets,
talf price with cash purchase of
iery ana glassware and lamp.
nignt lamn free. See window
r. C. Rohrman.
fw Sale A modern 7-room house
oath and Improvements: two lots.
lawn and trees, in good residence
m. very desirable home. Ad-
W care East Oregonlan.
order to accommndnln Poiwiintnn
le who wish to spend Sunday at
Mm Springs, train No. 2 on Sat-
.evening, and train No. 1. Mnn.
mornlnir. will Ktnii nn fin .,t
Plkam Sprincs. Stons fnrniRi-iv
le at North Fork liv thpsn trains
ffl be discontinued. C. r. Smin.
Ifflt.
Quality, not Quantity.
Got sunny, tj C Rader.
The Delta ice cream Is delicious.
New fall clothing at Roosevelt's,
$3.50 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose-
veirs.
The labor of love leads to the love
of labor.
New hats, all the latest styles, see
them at Teutsch's.
Wanted A boy at this office to
learn the printing business.
Get your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Joerger's, 120 West Court
street.
School books and school supplies,
largest line, lowest prices. Nolf's
hook store.
For Sale A few choice acre lots in
West Pendleton. Apply to S. M.
Richardson, Pendleton, Oregon.
Mrs. Nanna Claspy, aged SO, was
burned to death in New York City,
Saturday, while smoking in bed.
New Britain, Conn., with its popula
tion of 30,000, gets along with two
policemen by day and only one at
night.
Tlie Nowlln lodging house is being
equipped this week, an immense
amount of furnishings being moved
(herein.
The brick work was completed on
(he Matlock building this morning.
Ladling Is under way and plastering
will begin in a short time.
Tlie next union meeting will be
held In the Congregational church
next Sunday evening, and the dis
course will be uullvered by Rev. Hall.
The first service in the Congrega
tional church following the extensive
repairs made upon it, will be next
Sunday morning, when it will be vir
tually re-dedicated, a special service
being conducted ly Rev. Edwards.
MALHUER OFFERS PRIZES.
Expert :
Watch Repairing
Does VCUr watch or clonk
! wd repairing? ia time an lm- J
i Portant factor to you?
Don't run the risk of having
i "Ur tlmnnlnxo rnlnnrl n-ln Z
i It to Us.
Prices reasonable and all I
wrk guaranteed.
HUNZIKER :
The Progressive Jeweler.
720 Main Streot. I
City of Ontario Will Give $100 Silver
Cup for Best Irrigated Products.
The committee on arrangements
and iuvKatlon to the Ontario conven
tion of September 111, 20 and 21 lias
issued a large number of formal in
vitations, one of which has been re
ceived by T. G. Hailey.
The city of Ontario offers a $100
silver cui to tlie county making (lie
best exhibit of irults grown on irrt
Kilted ground outside of Malheur
county. The only condition is that
the fruit be grown within the con
lines of the county making the entry.
A Ioiik list of premiums is ottered
and' comprises recognition for the
hem In almost every Imaginable
class. Fruits, gialns, grasses, vege
tables. t'oriiKO products and every.
thine else grown on Irrigated ground
iiV this .one have premiums offered
by tlie enterprising citizens and bus
iness firms and different associations
in Malheur county. The aggregate
value of these premiums is far over
n thousand dollars.
Quick Work at the Boston Store.
The Boston showed great speed in
making an improvement. Saturday,
when tlie store closed, buslnesss was
dono on the old floor, but when the
doors were opened today, a new floor
was in. Sheek & Cole, tlie contrac
tors, worked a force of men all Satur
dav night and yesterday and made
the change without closing the store
from business.
Sneclal Meeting Odd Fellows.
All members of Eureka Lodge, I.
O. O, F., are requested to meet at
the office of John Hailey, Jr., at 7:30
tliln fivenincr to arrdnge for the lune.
ml of Tom Ode. of Athena. All other
Odd Fellows who can are Invited to
attend the meeting.
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
Kosppea'a famous Cream can again be obtained at the'old fa
T0'lb) Log cabin Soda Fountain.
KOEPPENS rb rug'store
A. C. KOEPPEN & DROTHERS
Mrs. Nell Wilson has returned from
her trip to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. George O'Neill spent
Sunday In walla Walla.
Mrs. Georgia Rudla, of Rltter, Is
a guest of Hotel nickers today.
Miss St,ella Barker, of Meacham, Is
a guest at Hotel St. George today.
Mrs. W. H. Pmett and family went
to Atacna this morning for a vIsIL
Mrs. Frank Hanlen, of Meacham, is
registered at the St. George today.
Mrs. E. McRhea, of Milton, Is at tho
Bickers while In tho city for a short
visit.
E. Woody and family expect to
move to Athena to reside perma.
nently.
J. A. Horseman, a prominent stock
man of Gurdane, is in the city for a
few days.
Clark E. Nelson, manager of the
Weston brickyard, spent Sunday in
Pendleton.
F. G. Mcintosh and wife have ro
turned from (he coast after several
weeks' absence.
L. D. Hoy, (ho stock buyer, came
down from the mountains yesterday,
returning today.
William Bollons, Jr., left for Port
land this morning to be the guest of
Francis jacKson.
William Coleman,- of Walla Walla,
was in Pendleton Inst night on his
way to The Dalles.
H. W. Blandlng, a brother of Mrs,
E. B. Carrier, is here visiting and will
remain some time.
Mrs. G. M. Ric.o and tho children
leu mis morning for Dayton for a
visit of a week or two.
Conductor Anderson has Improved
so much In health that he Intends to
go out on this evening's train.
A. S. Bennett, the famous anti-corporation
lawyer of -The Dalles, was
In town between trains yesterday.
H. F. Connor, general attorney for
tlie O. R. & N.. was in town over
Sunday, going west on No. 1 this
morning
Miss Myrtle Squires, of La Grande,
an employe In the Pacific States Tel
ephone office, is a guest ot tho St.
George today.
Miss Bemice Coffman, of Pullman,
Wash., an expert stenographer, has
accepted a position in tho office of
Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall.
Airs. J. N. Bellinger left on her re
turn to Lebanon this morning, after
a visit with her parents, A. P. New
quist nud wile, and other relatives. .
William Scott, the well known
Helix farmer, is in the city tills even
ing. Harvesting in the Helix district
Will be practically completed this
week.
J. Haney returned to lone this
morning, accompanied by his niece,
Miss Balm Michael. Mr. Haney has
been the guest of his brother, S. P.
Haney.
Mrs. Rose Campbell has returned
from her outing trip of about five
weeks, upon which she visited Spo
kane, Seattle and Portland, nnd other
points.
A. B. Stephens and wife, Mrs.
James O'Connell, the Misses Annie
and Lette O'Connell and R. E. Lin-
gard, all or Umatilla, spent Sunday
in die city.
Charles Miller, who was recently
employed by tho Beck plumbing es
tabllshmeni In this city, Is seriously
ill with typhoid fever at his home in
Walla Walla.
Fred George returned to Arlington
this morning. He hns been the guest
of Dan Smyth nnd W. H. .Harrison.
Mr. George is a dry goods merchant
at Arlington
V. J. Clarke returned this morning
iroin Long Beach, where he has been
for several weeks, Mrs. Clarke and
daughter will reninln at tlie beach
for several days
Mrs. J. L. Small returned to Walla
Walla this morning, accompanied by
Miss Geraldlne Froome. Sho has
been the guest of Mrs. George Froomo
lor several weeks,
Mrs. Henry Thompson left for
Eugene this morning to visit her
mother, Mrs. Marie Pepiot, who is
very 111. The length of her stay In
the valley Is uncertain.
Miss Nellie Twlgg and her brother-
in-law, S. T nalltig, left last night
for Vancouver, called there by tlie
sudden Illness of Miss Twlgg's moth
er, Mrs. L. in. Holley.
Miss Ethel Newqulst will start on
her Eastern trip next Monday. She
will visit the World's Fair nnd also
tho old family homo at Cawker City,
Mitchell county, Kansas.
Jesse Cohen returned last evening
from Athena, where he spent yester
day. He was uccompanled home by
his slsttr, Mrs. Manasse, who re
turned to Athena this morning.
The Sylvester brothers returned
from (lie mountains ami from (he
Wallowa country Saturday. Wlillo In
the Wallowa they bought sheep, the
purchases referred to a few days ago.
C. C. Berkeley, E. B, Carrier, H. L.
Hasbrouck and H. W. Blandlng were
at Huron and Meacham yesterday for
an outing and were caught In the out
skirts of the cloudburst and thorough
ly drenched.
Mrs. Helen Elliott, of Portland, who
has been visiting her brother, County
bcuooi superintendent Frank K.
Welles, r.oturnod to her homo last
night. Her Jother, J. W. Welles, ac
companied her,
E. W. Taylor and William Bant 1st.
of Kelso, Wash., ar.o here prospect
ing. Both are farmers and think of
Investing in this county, but will take
a trip Into Washington before mak-
lug up their minds.
Dr. W. G. Colo is tho only Pendlo.
ton physfcluu who can get away to
attend the Stato Medical Association
nt Portland, which convenes tomor
row and the next day. Vet it Is pos-
siuio that ho cannot go,
Miss Myrtle Squires, of La Grando.
accompanied" by her brother, W. O.
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THE HEN THAT CACKLES LOUDEST DOESN'T LAY THE BIO-
INGEST EGG.
IT IS A VERY DIFFICULT MATTER FOR A READER TO DECIDE
"WHICH IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO BUY GOODS," WHERE ALL THE
ADVERTISERS MAKE SUCH EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS.. WITNE83
THE ADS IN THIS PAPER
BUT
LOOK ELSEWHERE, IF YOU WISH, BEFORE BUYING HERE,
BUT
BE SURE, ABSOLUTELY SURE, TO LOOK HERE BEFORE YOU CON
SIDER BUYING ELSEWHERE.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
and Mr. Chinault, arrived yesterday
and Mrs. Chinault has entered St. An
thony's hospital as a patient.
E. R. Thompson, John Heathman
John Van Orsdall and Walter Hopper
are somewhere in the vicinity of
Similiter camping out nnd fishing and
hunting. At last accounts they
were having the time of their lives.
Miss Iva Roberts, a graduate of tho
Scarrett Training hospital at Kansas
City, Mo.. Is In Pendleton tho guest
of Miss Mary Ritner. Miss Roberts
may remain in Pendl.eton If she finds
suitable employment In. the way of
nursing. ..
Squires and her aistor, Mrs, Chinault,
Farm Hands to Palouse.
The employment agencl.es report
that the supply of laborers for the
farms is now about equal to tho de
mand. Tlie demand Is continuous for
the harvest fields because so many
men nre breaking away and going to
the Palouse country, where harvest
s only now beginning. They are niter
several weeks steady work, and to
secure It are jumping their Jobs hero
before the farmers can well spare
hem. There Is a demand setting In
now for farm bauds on yeur contracts
at $30 per mouth straight and every
thing found.
O. R, & N, Improvements.
L. W, Clopton, of Portland, Is In
town, en route to Starhuck and vlcln
Ity, where his company Is doing grad
ing, excavating and rock work for the
O. .R. & N, Tho company has 12
teams and a corresponding number
of men nt work at tho Des Chutes
tiding, and another outfit of tho same
dimensions, at Wealhefby, 12 miles
weat of Huntington, and still another
equipment a few miles east of Lu
Grande.
Condition Is Promising.
Abo Morgan's condition promises
a rapid recovery, according to Dr.
Miller. He has gone through tho
worst stages of a sovero nltnck of
typhoid fover. Mr. Morgan Is tho
well known dairyman who lives near
the, race track.
Cranston's New Residence,
C. K. Cranston has begun work on
his new resldenco on tho north sldo,
oxcavatlng being under way. It Is to
be a thoroughly modern cottage,
costing auout 4000 completed.
Silver sands uro as slippery as any.
There are twenty different
cinnamon barks, anil they cost
from 4 to 55c lb. This ex
plains the market, all but one
particular. Schilling's Best is
the best with the coarser piece
picked-out; not thrown-away;
oh no ; they go to some less
particular grinder.
MoucyLurk fvtfyihluj.
New things now on sale at
Frederick Nolf & Co.
Plain and colored Raffia and
Reed.
New Picture Frames, size
1Cx20, at $2.39 and $2.48. Largo
oak frames.
Go-carts, $4.45 to $14.E0, the
folding style, with handsome
silk parasols.
Full lino
supplies.
school books and
Tho Portland Trust Company, of
Oregon, which was established 111
1887, hns amplo capital and rosources
and numbers among Its stockholders
some of tho wealthiest citizens of
Portland, and nlso a groat many East
ern capitalists. This compnny has
dovlsed a voo convenient form of
employing funds that may bo tem
porarily Idle, so Hint tho depositor
may get Interest upon them, and still
huvo them available upon a reason
able notice.
!ili4 R.tiL "Tlle Oldest Trust Company In Oregon."
Portland Trust Company
of Oregon
No 109 Third Stroct.
' j Incorporated April 27, 1887,
HARVE8T " ' " " '
Is h.ore, and money Is accumulating In tho hands of farmers,
merchants, bankers and business 111011. Lot us Bend you our
book of
ILLUSTRATIONS.
In order that you may learn how to socuro n fair rato of
Interest upon a certificate of doposlt, which you can draw by
glvlns a short notice, and thus avoid keeping your funds Idle
until you nro ready to mnko a permanent lnvostmont.
Wo shall bo pleased to nnswer I.ottcrs of Inquiry, and glvo
full particulars of our methods.
BENJ. I. CbilEN, Prosldont.
H. L. PITTOCK, Vico-Presldont,
11. LEE PAGET, Secretary.
J, O. GOLTRA, Assistant Socrotary.
BECK, THE PLUMBER
Has moved to Cottonwood street, betweon Water and Court. lie It
better prepared than over before to do high-class plumbing at reasona
ble rates. Estlmatos cheerfully given. If you have work to do in hl
line see him before you go elsowhore.
BECK, the Reliable Plumber
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
Is made from tho choicest wheat that grows. Good bread U
assured when Dyers' Dest Flour la used. Dran, ahorU, steam roll
ed barley always on hand.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. DYER8, Prop.
AStandard for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship.,
HandMadcClearHavana.' FLYNN& CO.. Makers.'
'Tis 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 & Greulich Meat Co.
' 607 MAIN STREET.
LEGAL BLANKS ZLit
alogoe of them. A fall supply always kept to stock.
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