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DAILY EA3T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, 8EPTEMDER 1, 1904.
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w Fall Suits for Men
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PERSONAL MENTION
Nobody who is anybody
would think or doing with
out ft stick suit or two. It
Is presentablo nt almost
every Informal occasion. A
correctly designed and prop
erly tailored sack suit meets
the absolute requirements of
well dressed men for busi
ness wear. We havo suits
ni $10.00, uetter ones nt
$15.00, and still better sack
suits at $30.00, ready made,
but still correctly made.
Tailoring has much to do
with clothes. Your clothes
have much to do with your
nppearance. Wo are prepar
ed to show you magnificent
garments made by Crouso &
Brandegee, a grade of cloth
ing which Is NOT EXCELL
ED by high-class custom
tailors' art. W,e aro illus-
I ting here our WAVASOTA, which will he the young men's favor
You who are Interested In good clothes will find satisfaction
our store.
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta
ITY BREVITIES
J Itoder. Get Sunny.
I registers at Wlthee's.
! Knox Hats, .Roosevelt's.
a for rent Inquire at this of-
;las and Hanan shoes at Roos-
i fruits and vegetables at Haw
s.' :ream and soda every day at
Ilta.
fcrmelons and musk melons,
Bros., tho grocers.
very latest In brown and blue
list arrlv.ed. Teutsch's.
ers get satisfaction at How-
Diroerly R es' cigar store.
tent Suite of rooms in East
kn building. Inquire at office.
It, George restaurant, open
night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-
serge bats, the latest. Just
at Teutsch's Department
lyour clothes cleaned and
at Joerger's, 12C West Court
co waters, all flavors, delic-
refreshlng In milk, at Haw-
ient Good room with bath.
Iks from Main street. Inquire
office.
lent The room formerly oc-
ly the Pantheon theater. Ap-
Kudolph Martin.
be first time in a week n
this morning tried in the
uurt. D. A. Smith pleaded
drunkenness-and was fined
lour dinnerware not full sets,
prlc,e with cash purchase of
and glassware and lamp.
kht lamp free. See window
C. Rohrman.
Bale A modern 7-room house
Ji and improvements; two lots.
rn and trees, in good residence
very desirable home. Ad'
L," care East Oregonlan.
rations are being made to cut
Id crop of alfalfa on Switzier's
Charles Whltelaw was In
1st night from the island and
Ea crew of men to put up tho
Get sunny. U C Rader.
Fresh fruit daily at Martin's.
Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt'8.
New fall clothing at Roosevelt's.
$3.50 ladies' Gloria shoes at Roose
velt's. New hats, all tho latest styles, see
them at Teutsch's.
Wanted By man and wlf.e, position
on farm. Inquire here.
Thirty styles Japanese lanterns, 5c
to 25c. Nolf's book store.
For Rent A six-room house near
high school. Inquire here.
Closing out sale of all summer mil
liners at Mrs. Rose Campbell's.
See my ad, then see me, and on the
price we will agree. E. T. Wade.
All tho grocery stores will close at
7 p. m., commencing September 1.
David Ford, of Nome, Alaska, has
bought the Interest of J. E. Sharpe,
in the bnrberlng business In this
place.
J. A. Herron, the confectioner, is
today packing his goods and equip
ment and will store th.em until ho
has selected a room in which to re
open business.
Kenneth McCrea, of Juniper, has
finished tutting bis 4S0 acres of
wheat with a combine. The quality
Is excellent and the average nearly
30 bushels per acre.
Illustrated Lecture.
The rescue homes, orphans homes,
shelters, worklngmen's and working
women's hotels, army farms, colonies,
salvage shops, icu wagons, wood
yards, amT all the other institutions
of the Salvation Army will be lec
tured upon and illustrated by sclop
ticon views tomorrow night at the
Salvation Army hall. Also the cur
rent history of the army and biogra
phy of its greatest workers will be
shown by views and discoursed upon.
Special Lecturer Judson will be the
lecturer.- .
jty, not Quantity.
eft :
tch Recairin? S
me y ur watch or clock
repairing? Is time an im- I
ii xacior to youi
ft run the risk of having Z
Jmepieco ruined. Bring
es reasonable
I guaranteed.
and an
UNZIKER
Progressive Jeweler.
5 72C Main Street
5000 Merino Grades.
H E. Bartholomew and Thomas
Mathews have bought in the John
Day country and driven in, 6000 head
of stock sheei yearlings, one and
two-year-oldB, and all wethers. These
animals will bo full fed this winter
on nllalfa in the Butter cieok coun
try, and It Is expected they will be
ready for the jnurkets by next March.
All are grade Merinos, and they are
intended for any market In which
they can bo sold.
J, S. Cherry of Pilot Rock, Is In tho
city today.
I D. C. Brownell of Umatilla, Is In tho
(city today.
O. H. Holcomb, tho Seattle horse
buyer, Is In town.
Douglas Belts and wifo will start
Monday for tho World's fair.
' J. II. Koontz, tho pioneer of Echo,
Is visiting in tho city today.
A. C. Hemphill, a prominent citlz,en
of Pilot Rock, Is a visitor today.
P. C. Holland, proprietor of tho
Walla Walla Statesman, Is In I'.en
dleton today.
Mrs. Ella Cornell, of Livingston,
Mont., Is hero, visiting her sister,
Mrs. M. A. Reeves.
Richard Maybcrry has returned
from his vacation trip to Albany and
other valley points.
David McGlnnls has been employ
ed to teach In district No. C9, about
10 miles north of this city.
T. G. Halley and wife will go to
the World's fair, but will not be nblo
to got away before October.
11 II. Gilbert, one of tho directors
of the Pilot Rock school district, is
In the city today on business.
R J. Slater and wife and daugh
ters have returned from Salem,
Portland and other valley points.
S. B. Calderhead, passenger agent
for the W. & C. R., was m town last
night, returning to Walla Walla this
morning.
J W. Kelly and wife have moved
from Huntington to Pendleton. Mr.
Kelly will be a ynrd switchman for
the O. R. & N.
B. F. Ogle, a prominent farmer and
stockman of Ridge, Is In the city
from Athena, where he attended the
funeral of his uncle, Tom Ogle.
Mrs. . S. Atchinson, who has
been nt tho bedside of her sister in
Wellington, O., .for the past bIx
weeks, is expected home tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCormmach
and son leave Monday morning for
an extended visit to Chicago, Kansas
City and the St. Louis fair. Tlioy
expect to be gone about a month,
George H. Sutherland, of the Suth
erland Plumbing Company, of Wnlla
Walla, was In Pendleton last night
on his way to Hot Lake. He was ac
companied by his son Louis, of Whit
man College.
Mrs. Carlson Is temporarily locat
ed in Hasbrouck's Jewelry store and
will return to Alexander's Depart
ment store ns soon as remodelling Is
completed. Free lessons In fancy
work all fall.
G. W. Beddow and wife will leave
Monday evening for the East for a
trip of about three months. They will
visit the World's fair, and then rela
tives and old friends In Michigan,
Iowa and Mlnnesotn.
Mrs. T. C. Taylor left this morning
for Portland, where she will visit un
til the arrival of the Pendleton dele
gation of the Knights Templar con
clave, when she will join them and
go to San Francisco.
A Well-Dressed Man
IT IS FAIR TO ASSUME THAT YOU WANT TO BE WELL
DRESSED; MOST MEN DO. WELL DRESSED MEANS: TO WEAR
CLOTHES THAT ARE CORRECT IN STYLE; THAT FIT; THAT ARE
MADE OF GOOD MATERIALS, AND TAILORED IN SUCH A WAY AS TO
KEEP THEIR SHAPE WHILE YOU WEAR THEM.
THAT'S ALL IT DOES MEAN. NO MATTER WHAT THEY COST;
NO MATTER WHO MAKES THEM; IF YOUR CLOTHES DON'T MEET
THOSE REQUIREMENTS, YOU'RE NOT WELL DRESSED. ,
OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW HERE FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Suits $12.50 to $30
TO PLEASE YOUNG MEN AND OLD MEN.
QLAD TO SHOW THEM TO YOU.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
NEW W. & C. R. DEPOT.
Madam Allshma Here.
Madam Allshma, the celebrated
palmist and clairvoyant, has located
In Pendleton for a short time. She
has secured two parlors on Alta
street two doors from Wheeler's pho
tograph gallery, where she can be
consulted. All readings confidential
and parlors so arranged that visitors
will not meet strangers, but can
come and go unnoticed.
Art Department Moved.
Mrs. T. Carlson has mored her urt
department temporarily Into the rear
of the room occupied uy Hasbrouck,
the jew.eler, and will remain there
until the completion of the remodel
Ing of the Alexander Department
store front and Interior, and enlarge
Ing of the same.
Grand Labor Day Ball!
Grand Labor Day Ball!.
Music Hall, Monday, September 5!
Music Hall, Monday, September 5!
Auspices Trades and Labor Council!
Auspices Trades and Labor Council 1
Everybody welcome!
Everybody welcome!
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
famous Ice Cream can again be obtained at the old la-
08 Cabin Soda Fountain.
IEPPENS Tf" p",
A. C. KOEPPEN & BROTHERS
Plans for Structure Now In Hands of
Agent Adams.
The plans for the new W. & C. R.
depot at this place have arrived and
aro on file with Agent Adams, who
will look after the placing of the con
tract, which will be done as soon atf
practicable, and with the Intention to
approximate the 15th of October for
Its completion and occupancy.
The now depot will be a frame
structure 71 feet in length and locat
ed at the southwest corner of Webb
and Garden streets, it will be model
ed along tlie lines generally followed
by tho Northern Pacific Company, In
the smaller towns, Tho telegraph of
fice will be situated before a largo
hay window, and tho front of tho
building will be ornamentally shingl
ed for the greater part of tho distance
from the roof to tho ground.
There will bo two waiting rooms
and ull the usual conveniences for the
public, besides more than thu usual
attempt to make a structure that will
be an ornament to tho town and a
credit to the road.
West-Churchill.
Miss Mab.el West, of North Yakima
and E. M. Churchill, of Pendleton,
were married last evening at the
Presbyterian parsonage In this place,
Rev. W. L. Van Nuys officiating.
Only a few intimate friends of tho
contracting parties wero present, tho
attendance of t'm bride's Immediate
relatives being Impossible on account
of the sudden and serious Illness
among them at North Yaklmn. Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill will reside In Pendleton.
OLYMPIAN GAMES.
New Record in 220 Hurdle Race by
Hlllman, of New York.
St. Louis, Sept. 1. Tho Olympian
championship contest continued to
day under clear skies and sizzling hot
weather. The attendance was 5000.
Tho 220-nioter hurdle was won by II.
L. Hlllman, of New York. Time,
24 3-5, a new record.
Throwing GG-pound weight was won
by E. Desmarteau, of Montreal, first,
distance 34 feet and four Inches.
The 125-yard hurdle handicap was
won by L. G. Sykes (scratch) of Mil
waukee, time 271-5. Running broad
Jump, Meyer Prinsten, of Now York,
21 feet and ono Inch, a new record.
Embezzles $12,000.
Watertown, Mass., Sept, 1- Na
than A. Frye, treasurer of tho Water
town Savings Bank, was arrested to
day on a ehargo of embezzlement of
$12,000 of tho bank's funds. Fryo con
fessed and gave bond amplo to cover
any loss.
Robbed of $600.
Kansas City Sept. 1 Two men rob
bed "Commodoro" Taylor of $000 In
his grocery storo this morning. Thoy
knocked a lamp from his hands anil
Ills storo and tho adjoining ono wero
burned.
APPEAL O. R. & N. CASE.
Virgil Moore Seeks to Recover $5900
for Burning of Wheat at Barnhart.
Notice of appeal In the action of
tho Manchester Flro Assurance Com
pany, was tiled In tho state circuit
court today by the plaintiff.
The suit Is for $5900 and grew out
of the burning of u warehouse at
Barnhart station about two years
ago.
Moore's wheat was stored In tho
building and it .was claimed by the
plalutitfs that tho fire resulted from
sparks from a passenger locomotive.
The Jury found for tho defendant.
Balieray & McCourt represent tho
plaintiffs and the general counsel for
the O. R. & N. ' company and tho
local firm of Carter & Raley, repre
sent the defendant.
SHIPPED HORSES TODAY.
Will
Return for Two Loads of
Horses Later.
Wild
New Governor General.
London, Sept. 1. Formal announce
ment Is made today of tho appoint
ment of Earl Gray, former lord lieu
tenant of Northumberland, as gover
nor general of Canada, to succeed
Mlnto. ,
SCHOOLS OPEN
PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL, SEPTEMBER 19.
PENDLETON ACADEMY, SEPTEMBER 20.
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, SEPTEMBER 6.
WHERE TO BUY
School Supplies is the Question.
FRAZIER'S BOOK STORE
Books and School Supplies.
carries everything In School
STOCK LARGEST,
r IJJ QUALITY BEST,
PRICES LOWEST.
Old school books received In exchange or for cash,
see our line before you buy.
Call and
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
Fraud Order Issued.
Washington, Sept. 1. A fraud or
dor was issued from the pnstoffico
department tills morning agaliiBt tho
Health Appliance Company, of San
Francisco,
I'vo noticed, loo, th't now an' then
wise men rush in where fools' aro
afraid t' tread.
i.Schilling's Best, so far as it
goes, means comfort and ease
and economy.
Moneyback; at your grocer's.
Sheely & Warren, tho North Dako-
ta horse buyers, today shipped 25
head of all-'round animals, in charge
of Mr. Sheely. The average prlco paid
wob $65 per head. Tho shipment was
made somewhat sooner than tho orig
inal Intention to ship, in order to put
the horses on tho market to meet the
demands for work horses in tho Da
kota harvest, which is only about
oue-thlrd through at present.
Sir, Warren will go from hero on n
goneral tour of tho Sound and from
that .country east, and may not ro-
turn to Umatilla county until next
spring, when ho will return for nt
least two carloads of wild young
horses, It is possible that ho will
return sooner than n.ext spring, but
SPECIAL SALES
PROGRESS AT
NOW IN
Frederick Nolf & Co.
. Ono lot, G5c, 75c, 85c, 'J8c and
$1.19 purses, cholco 48c,
Ono lot 35c 15c and spc.
purses, cholco 22c, '
Ono lot cloth hound books,
were 25c, 3Cc uiid 40c, now 15c
each,
Ono lot fancy decorated crepo
paper, sold regular at 25c, now
14c.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON
Proven to be One of the
Strongest
Financial Institutions in the Northwest
Oldest Bank
In Umatilla County
Flr,o and burglar-proof vaults und suros. No charge for koop
Ing your valuable papors. Largo and small accounts Invltod. Start
with a dollar If you wish. Intorest paid on tlmo deposits. Courto
011s and liberal troatment assured In overy dopnrtmont. Booklet
mailed If yqu will glvo us your naino and addross.
'Tis Rich and Delicious
Our cold storage moats aro always right; always tender, always
Juicy.
Try our mild cured HamB. Thoy aro free from that strong taste.
The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co.
607 MAIN 8TREET.
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