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PERSONAL MENTION
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 8, 1904.
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U ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A F NE 5c CIGAR,
"PEGGY O'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE LARG-
DEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE U. S. TO 3E
rELY FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE.
EGGY O'NEAL
5c CIGAR
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A. G. HOWARD
HONE MAIN 2841.
115 COURT STREET.
PNDLETON, OREGON.
BREVITIES
Get Sunny.
bz Hats, uooseveus.
clothing at RooBevelt's.
rent; inquire at this of-
lies' Gloria shoes at Roose-
as and Hanan shoes at Itoos-
and soda every day at
all the latest styles, see
eutsch's.
latest In brown and blue
arrived. Teutsch's.
put sale of all summer mil-
Irs. Rose Campbell's.
get satisfaction at How-
aerly It es' cigar store.
fat Su 'e of rooms in East
Ed'-. - ng Inquire at office.
3oi, wants a job. Wages
lor " Auaress r. o. box 34.
George restaurant, open
n.sht Mrs, Cooper, propri-
f
erge hats, the latest. Just
at Teutsch's Department
pour clothes cleaned and
at Joerger's, 12G West Court
lent Good room with bath,
Iks from Main street. Inquire
office.
il Competent woman to do
housework. Good wnges. An-
Jackson street.
ale Furniture of eight-room
H3use for rent. Apply at 51G
kn street between C and 7 In
Mug.
helving and other permanent
t fixtures are being placed In
fth room of the new Matlock
In readiness for the moving
lulllvan & Bond.
our dlnnerware not full sets,
price with cash purchase of
and glassware and lamp.
ght lamp free. See window
C. Rohrman.
ale A modern 7-roora house
th and Improvements: two lots.
wn and trees. In good residence
wttap; very desirable home. Ad
m'1j," care East Oregonlan.
Get sunny. U C Rader.
Cash registers at Wlthee's.
Fresh fruit dally at Martin's.
Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt'8.
Wanted By man and wife, position
on farm. Inquire here.
Clerks will meet in regular session
this evening at S o'clock.
For Rent Houses with or without
barns. Rlhorn & Nowlln,
We are headquarters for St. Joseph
Academy books and supplies. Nolf's.
For Rent New 7-room house; bath,
toilet, dumb waiter; strictly modern.
Apply fiOl Garfield street.
Frank Hayes, of Eugene, an exper
ienced shoe and clothing salesman,
who comes here highly recommended,
S, J. Hubbard went to Adams this
morning.
Mrs. W. F. Gillette went to Echo
this morning.
Mrs. It. L. Mason has gone to Union
to visit with her mother.
Mrs. S. J. McBrlan wont to Walla
Walla this morning to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. May Stanton.
Mrs. T. G. Halley and the children
loft this morning for Portland for a
visit of about 10 days.
Miles Komler has returned from a
three-days hunting around Meacham.
Ho secured two grouse.
Miss Myrtle Hudson, of Frecwater.
will arive this evening to ho the guest
of tho family of C. P. Davis.
S. H. Forshaw has moved Into the
residence which he lately finished at
the corner of Court and Star streets.
Mrs. B. F. Scott went this morning
to Milton anil other points In tho
northern part f the county on a
visit
Mrs. T. A. I.leuallcn. who has been
visiting her parents, J. M .Ferguson
and wife, returned to Adams this
morning,
Nbrbourne Berkeley will leave this
evening or tomorrow morning for
Chicago over the Great Northern. He
will return via Denver.
Mrs. Catherine Greer, of Newport,
Tenn., was tho guest for a day of Mrs.
Fred Iaatz, continuing from here a
general tour of the Northwest.
Mrs. A. E. Smith left this morning
for San Francisco, where she will
make her home with relatives. She Is
the mother of Mrs. F. J. Bacon.
Rev. W. E. ArmfieUl was In town
last night and this morning, en route
from Portland to Dayton. Following
the conference he visited in Portland.
Mrs. W. R. Craig, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Geary Klmbrell, return
ed to Milton this morning. Mrs.
Craig lately returned from a visit to
Portland.
S. P. Hanawalt, the veteran lnsur-1
ance man, is in town. .Mr. Manawait
has had charge of this and lour neigh-;
boring counties In Insurance work for ;
nine years. I
S. B. Calderhead. the genial passen
Rome Was Not
in a Day
Built
IT HAS NOT 11FEX rOSSlMiE TO COMPLKTK At.X, T1I12 1M
PUOVEMHXTS AS KAMA AS WU WISIIKI). LOOK AT THH
STItKKT IX FKOXT OF OUR STOKK AND YOU'LL SHU AN IMIMIOVIC
MHXT. TIIU riKST TIME IT HAS HKKX C!IAX(3KI IX OVEIt TWO
MONTHS.
LOOK AT THH NEW STOKE WE AltE TO OCCUPY NEXT TO THE
OXE NOW IX.
A lTJW DAYS Wllilj FIND THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE IX FIRST
CLASS SHAPE.
XEW STETSON HATS.
XEW FALL CLOTHING.
NEW FALL SHOES.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW TRISISIINGS.
NEW TAILOR SUITS.
NEW FALL MILLINERY.
NEW FALL COATS.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
department store. The Increased , V'
trade has made it necessary to
crease the force of salespeople.
in
THE QUESTION.
Of Where to Buy That Suit or Over-1
coat Is Solved When You See Us. I
We are still doing business at our '
old stand, where we are getting rid j
of a large amount of stock at our re
moval sale. We want to sell you your
suit or overcoat this fall becnuse we
know we have just the thing you
want. We are confident we can fit
you and all we ask Is a look.
SULLIVAN & BOND.
NEW ARi..0R PROCESS.
Industry May Be Near Being Revolu
tionized, Philadelphia. Sept. S. It Is stated
that the MIdvale Steel Company has
a new secret process for making ar-
more plate that ma revolutionize that
oral days, left last night for his home
In Walla Walla.
Mrs. R. W. Henneman left this
morning for Port Townseud, called
there by the dangerous Illness of her
mother, who was a few days ago
stricken with paralysis.
J. Margason, of l.lnn county, Is In
Pendleton to make application for a
school In this county. If he secures
a position. Mr. Margason will bring
his family to this part of the state.
Samuel Galland. his brother and
sister, all of Spokane, were the guests
n few days ago of the Veys, while
en route east for a tour which will
Include the World's Fair and Europe
Clyde Sager, of Gresham, was the
Sliest for a few days of B. K, Davis,
Mr. Sager Is a man of means, looking
for a place to make Investments. He 1
visited the northern part of the coun
ty. Harry Walters, who was held up
SCHOOLS OPEN
PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL, SEPTEMBER 19.
PENDLETON ACADEMY, SEPTEMBER 20.
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, SEPTEMBER C.
Industry as well as reduce the cost a.ml robb;d b' 1 1US' me 0 R'
to an extremely low figure. This at N- aent at 'ort Powder, two years
least Is the belief of experts In the aR"' !aSsei1 iOWn !ho.- R & N thls
navv department and accounts for rnInf Cascade Locks, to accept
the fact that the MIdvale has here-1 a osItion as operator,
tofore made bids for government con-1 Miss Sadie Smith, of The Dalles,
tracts against both the Carnegie and I accompanied by her friend. Miss Mary
Bethlehem companies, although it j Dorcres. of Walla Walla, with
had no plant ready for operation at i whom she has been visiting, Jeft this
the time of bidding. morning for The Dalles. Both have
What the company's new process is been the guests of Mrs. fred Tay
has been kept a profound secret, but
it Is declared that the plates will
stand every test required and can be
made for perhaps $100 per ton, where
as the lowest price ever paid before
was at least $400 a ton.
Maw
LOOKING FOR THUGS.
llty, not Quantity.
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Bloodhounds on the Trail of Two
Through the Roof.
She Jackson never goes out with
his wife.
He He went out with her this
morning.
Shi; You surprise me.
He Yes. Tho gasoline stove exploded.
Something for Pendleton.
Here Is something from the Salem
Siutosman, concerning the action of
the Commercial Club of Salem, that
Is worthy of study by all good towns.
The Stutiusman says:
The president stated that tho execu
tive committee wanted the member
lor.
Prof. D. M. Metzger. who has been
the guest of Rev. G. I.. Lovell, left this
morning for Dallas, Ore., to resume
his duties as Instructor In tho United
Evangelical College there. The past 1 ship of the Commercial Club swelled
summer he has stent in Williams
port, Pa.
Mrs. W. H. Nebergall, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Delia Muggins,
WHERE TO BUY
School Supplies Is the Question.
FRAZiER'S BOOK STORE
Books and School Supplies.
carries everything In School
STOCK LARGEST,
QUALITY BEST,
,J'-- 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
Fiends Who Threw Acid In Girl's , is visiting Mr. Nebergall, at Thorn
tpert
ratch Repairing
aes y ur watch or clock
; repairing? Is time an lm
ant factor to you?
an't run the risk of having
timepiece ruined. Bring
Us.
rices reasonable and all
rk guaranteed.
HUNZIKER
The ProgreMlve Jeweler.
72G Main Street
Face.
Chicago, Sept. S. A thousand cit
izens are scouring Evanstoii and
neighborhood for a trace of two men
who Invaded the Crawford residence
and threw carliolle acid in Miss Mac
pherson's face. So far the search is
unavailing. Mr. Crawford has sent
for a brace of English bloodhounds.
The girl was prominent in Evanston
and Chicago society.
Negro Murderer Hanged.
.Mobile, Ala., Sept. S. Ed Hudson,
colored, convicted of the murder of
Minerva Williams, also colored, was
hanged here today. Ho went to the
gallows bmoklng a cigar.
Hollow. Mr Nebergall Is engineer for
a threshing outfit In that vicinity,
and has been employed there for the
past several weeks.
John T. Whistler and J. T. Lewis,
of the reclamation bureau, have gono
over Into the Burns country, and will
be absent for about two weeks, prob-1
ably. A. H. Yates Is the only person
connected with the reclamation bu
reau now In town.
Henry Schmidt and wife were in
town yesterday and today en route (
home to Athena from Portland. They
attended the conference at The ,
Dalles. They are among the most
to mu, and tiu correspondence com'
niltleo to 1000. The city of Portland
liaB put up $2000 a month for 2t j
1 MUJiiuis 10 pusu development worn
I along these Hues, and Salem should 1
put up at least $200 a month. The
exiTui'vo comuuiiee win canvuss me
city for tlie&u results, and was as
sured of hearty co-operation by ull
present.
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street
Coal Miners' Strike Fails.
Denver, Sept. 8. Less than 100
union coal miners responded to tho
su Ike order Issued by district No. in
of the I'nlted Mine Workers, which
aliens ull tho district of Colorado,
except the northern.
Wyoming Nominations.
Cheyenne, Sept. 8. The state dein
ocratlc convention nominated John
Orborno for governor by acclamation,
T. S. Taliaferro will probably bo
named for congress.
After all. who has a right to sit in
Judgment upon others who are trying
to do the best they can?
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
ppon'i famous Ice Cream can again be obtained at the old ta-
Drlte Los Cabin Soda Fountain.
:oeppens Ti' por.
"WU U A UlLj
A. C. KOEPPEN &. BROTHERS
California mustard has
prosperous ana progressive farmers , streiU'th but 1 -i o k fl-iimr
nf lh northern nurt nf Dm pnnntv. SUC"11" UlU UCkS IlJVOf
J. II. Clark and Frank nankin. Trieste has flavor but lacks
,rui jcBueiuu- iu iuu, going norm
this morning. They are old friends
of Sain Huberts, Mack Montleth and
Ed Strahon. Both have been spending
their vacation at and around Steven
sou, Wash., and are on their way to
Butte.
STUBBLEFIELD INJUNCTION.
Widow of Deceased Philanthropist
Still Opposes Orphans' Home.
Walla Walla, Sept. 8. That Mrs.
Cassann Stubblefleld, relying on the
advice of the friends of many years,
had been persuaded to sign papers of
whose full Import she was not entire
ly cognizant, Is part of tho defense
put up by her attorneys In a paper
bearing on tho Injunction proceedings
filed yesterday. In consequence of
this. It Is asked that these papers,
Including a deed of the home farm
In Umatilla county, be declared void,
and that she be permitted to carry on
tho case to the circuit court of Uma
tilla county, looking to the probating
of the real estate In that county.
Tho action Is to prevent tho carry
ing out of the terms of tho will of
the late Josoph Stubblefleld In the
erection and maintenance, of a home
for orphans and Indigent widows.
- . 1. C I -It- , 1.
auciiywi. SCnilJU)r S IJCSt IS
the two mixed, nothing else,
no color. The next - best
mustard sold here is weak but
has good flavor.
Your grocer's; inoncyback.
In swell society It is the open sea
SPECIAL SALES
PROGRESS AT
NOW IN
Frederick Nolf & Co.
One lot, CCc, 7Cc, 85c, 98c and
$1.19 purses, choice 48c. S
J Ono Jot 35c -ICc and COc
purses, cholco 22c.
One lot cloth bound books, J
wore 25c, 35c and 40c, now 15c
each.
J One lot fancy decorated crepe J
J paper, sold regular at 25c, now
14c. I
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JNION ftfADE,
HAND MADE,
CLEAR HAVANA
A STANDARD FOR QUALITY",
CLEANLINESS AND WORKMANSH
When you call for a TRIUMPH.
6ET IT. Don't accept a substitute.
GAINING ETA HE
ip.
FLYN
N&co.,
MAKERS.
I bWrFbEST FLOIR
Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is
assured when Dyers' Best Flour Is used. Dran. shorts, steam roll
ed barley always on band.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
.. . W. 8. BYER8, Prop.
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
Marble and Granite Works
Anyono Intending to secure a monument or headstone for relative
or friend will do woll to see us. Largest collection to boloct from,
lowest prices.
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
New Stone Building, Court Street, next to Doraostlc Laundry.
son for lobsters the year round.