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PERSONAL MENTION
i DAILY F.AKT nnrnnvt
Ladies, Read
This Carefully
nrsnsTTivi: or one or -run largest manu
VltliltS Ol' LADIES' AM) misses' suits, coats and
1 JACKIE'S VHil'
I stoi:i;
Saturday, Sept. 24
? mnriET TIIR RATE AND HE SURE TO CAM AND
, . ;..,.; vnilY lATIWT PRODUCTIONS FOR WINTER WKAK.
THIS Willi' 1E TIII'J liVfl lJ ' v.iiii n.iiir,
THIS DUI'AIITMHNT.
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Comer Main and Alta Streets
CITY BREVITIES
n c IUder. Get Sunny.
Cash registers at Wlthee's.
rrh fruit dally at Martin's.
Douglas anil Hanan shoes at Roos
evelt's. Ice cream and soda every day at
th Delta.
For nent Houses with or without
him. It horn & jNowim.
Last day of the HUlt sale, Saturday,
September 21, at Lee Toutscn b.
Smokers set satisfaction at How-
ird's, formerly Rees' clear store.
For Sale Two hundred cords four
foot, dry cottonwood. S. M. Richard'
ton.
The St. George restaurant, open
rfiv and nlcht Mrs. Cooper, proprl
.tress.
Wanted To Iiuy 10 pood milch
I tW3. Address box 35S, I'eiulloton,
(rcgon,
Seo the sv-cil winter styles in
rJti F tur September 24, ut
Tcutscli 3 store
For Item flood room with hath,
tio Work' from Main street. I nun ire
it E. 0. office.
Fen- Sale Klglit heart of fresh
tt!!"h cow Iiuiulrc 019 West Wal
tjt st.ee. oi 'phone red 204.
Wanted srlioni girl to assist with
husowoik. Good home for right
V iMn -s "V." this office.
Wanted- To rent a modern house
of C or 7 rooms, centrally located or
north of river. Address T. C. W.,
this office.
For Sale About 500 tons of alfalfu
and grain hay nn Butter creek. Also
good alfalfa pasture; feeding corrals
ready for use. A. J. Davis, Echo, Or.
Saturday September 21 Is the day
we will show a traveling salesman's
entire line of sample suits, coats.
Jackets and rain coats, lie sure nnd
fall, Lee Teutsch.
Furnished ltooms for Kent Elec
tric lights, steam heat, free baths;
prices reasonable. Gt2 Willow street,
two blocks west of Main, between
Alta and Webb. 'Phono black 1133.
Just received the finest nnd largest
assortment lot of stonewnre evor
brought to Pendleton. We will sell
high grade ns low ns others sell
cheaper gra.les. Every Jar guarnn
"d. C, Rohrman,
5 Quality, not Quantity.
: Expert
i Watch Repaying
J Does your watch or clock
J p :tdanrfpfa,r1l,,S' I time an im
, Portant factor to you?
yourn, th r'Sk of havlnff
: it to us p rumod- I!ll"s
j HUNZIKER
, The Progressive Jeuclcr.
J "6 Main Street.
Get Sunny. U C Rader.
New Knox hats, Roosevelt's.
Dig line Stetson hats at Rooscvelt'B.
Piano for rent; Inquire ut this office.
J3.IjO ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose
velt's.
John Run-, of Pultun, will build n
new residence next spring.
Attorneys' legal covers, r()c
hundred. Good quality. Nolf's.
Japanese cook wants a Job. Wages
$30 per month. Address P. O. box 34
Try this Sll-Kld J3.D0 shoe for wo.
men ut Teutsch's. A regular $5.00
shoe.
Wniucu Second-hand wagon
scales. Seo H. R. Ochiltree, W. & C.
R. office.
Planolu foe sale for $200. Pructl
cully new unci in first-class condition.
Address East Oregonlan.
A slight break In the street above
the sewer. Is the first to develop since
the June flood, it was easily repair
ed.
. A large number of immigrants ar
rived, on the late train last night,
many of whom went north tills morn
ing. The regular train and an extra
coach were .crowded.
New Vuuilovlllo Program.
I. Murray Hmlth, muunger of the
new Edison theater In the .Martin
building, corner of Webb and Cot
tonwood streets, has booked for the
opening week, which commences
ATimiliiv ,. mitl ii In. Will ( i.mI iI.im. uliiir.
lug anil dancing comedians and
sketch team, and the Reguls In mu
sical turn and novelty fire-eating acts.
New Illustrated songs and moving pic
tures. Two performances . win be
given each evening, commencing at
:: and s:.su siiurp.
Vt-leriin fl. It. iV- X. Operator.
George G. Gish, for many years a
telegrapher in the employ of the Or
egon Jtailroud & Navigation Compa
ny, but now engaged In business ut
Prescott, Wash., was in Pendleton last
night. "The rainfall in U'ulla Walla
county," said Mr. Glsh, "has not been
as heavy as the showers In this por
tion of the Inland Empire "
W. C. Hill'
W. C. llurgess,
lutendeut of the
ut this place, hits
gess will not go
life either here or
time, but take a
as his health Is
from too close up
and hard work.
;ss Resigned,
for 15 years super
electric light plant
resigned. Mr. Uur-
lnto active business
elsewhere for some
much needed rest,
becoming Impaired
plication to business
Tent .Meeting.
The tent meetings are growing In
interest. A stove has been placed In
the large tent so it Is comfortably
wanned. Last, night u fair congre
gation listened to nn eloquent sermon
by Rev. Hind, of Salem, ills subject
was, "Who Will You Choose V"
Raising Ills Dwelling.
E. E. Harlow is having ills dwell
ing at the southeast corner of Aura
uud Allu streets raised, ami also
moved back from the street 10 feet
farther than it formerly stood.
1 Cotil Estate Transfers.
William Mills luis sold to Edgar L.
Smith u quarter section of land near
Pendloton, the consideration being
$1000,
llullt a Now llnrn.
J. P. Sullivan has had a new barn
built upon ills residence property at
800 West Alta street.
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
tovorlto L. !a,llm"8 Ico Cream can nguin bo obtained at tlio old
" Cabl" fountain.
KOEPPENS
The Popular Price
DRUG STORE
A' 0. koeppen & nnonircns.
Duncan McDonald, nn Athena far
mer, Is In this city today.
Mark Williams, the architect, will
return from Portland next Sunday.
William Scott,' proprietor of lllda
wuy Springs summer resort. Is In the
city.
A. S. Qunnt, of Alba, Is In Pendle
ton today. Mr. Quant Is postmaster
at Alba.
J. H. Howard, who hns been har
vesting In the Juniper country, Is In
tli city today.
William Rudlo, of Walla Wnlla,
was In town yesterday, returning
home this morning.
Mrs. A. H. Smith left for lone this
morning, nfter spending the summer
with her daughters here.
Mrs. S. J. McRrlde nnd her grand
daughter, Miss Fny Stanton, have re
turned from their visit to Spokane.
Drunk nnd disorderly on the streets
has cost William Hiri.ng three dnys'
liberty nnd he Is locked In the city
Jail.
John Harrison, of Pilot nock. Is In
town. Mr. Harrison is the proprietor
of u 350-acre fruit, grain and cattle
farm,
W. P. Wallan and wife, nnd their
sou-ln-law nnd daughter, H, Engler
and wife, of Illot Hock, are In town
today.
J. W. Anderson, president of the
Northwestern Electric Light nnd
Power company., went north thls
morning in rompany with Dr. Vin
cent. Frederick W. Heck, who shot him
self a week ngo, Is now thought to
have passed the critical stage of his
Illness, and his recovery Is almost as
sured. C. Wood, n young man from
Orange Junction, Wash., is substitute
telegraph operator at the O. R. & N.
depot while C. S. Hulncs Is taking
his vacation.
Mrs, It. Alexander returned last
evening from Portland, where she hus
been visiting since the conclusion of
the Knights Templar conclave at
San Francisco.
Mrs. J. A. Horle has returned from
Portland, to which plnco she accom
panied her son Earl and daughter
Function, who are now In the Wash
ington State University at Senttle.
Rev. Arthur 0. Dill and wife, of Ni
agara Falls, who are touring the West
for health and pleasure, and who
have been guests of Hotel St. George
Cor severul days, left for Portland
this morning.
William Fitzgerald, a shoe sales
man of Portland, formerly of this
place, was la .town yesterday and to
day, leaving here this morning. Mr.
Fitzgerald once conducted a boot uud
shoe business on Main street.
Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Henderson, of
this city, who have been absent hi the
Fust for tile nnst six weeks, are ex
pected to arrive home this evening.
the Hendersons have been vis ting In
Indiana and the St. Louis fair.
Mr. and Mrse. J. H .King and their
daughter, Miss Ethel, left for Rltss
vllle.thls morning after severul weeks'
spent In visiting and traus.iclJng bus
iness In this county. They were for
merly residents of Cold Springs.
Arthur Nixon. Miss Stella Nixon
and Miss Dottle Perry, of Walla
Walla Walla, were In Pendleton last
night on their way home from La.
Grande, where they had business he
roic till- United States land office.
Elbert Tally went to Colfax this
morning for a visit of a month. He
will then return to his old home In
Nebraska for the winter, but will
come to Pendleton next spring, and
Intends to miike his home In this,
county. '
Rev. J. M. Turner of the Methodist
church, South, at Covello, Wash,, was
In town yesterday, the guest of
trlcnds here while awaiting the ar
rival of his wife from Grass Valley.
Sherman county, where she has been
visiting a sick relative.
O. O. AValluck. who came during,
July from Round Pond, OUlahuma,
has rented land in the Juniper coun
try and will engage In wheat raising,
though he expects to buy fruit land
In the northern part of the county up
on which to make his home.
D. A. Collins, the horseman, Is In
Ml ton today, taking slops toward the
organisation of nn association of far
mers and others ut that point inter
ested In fine horses. While there he
will visit with his nephew, Jacob
Ilayden, whom he has not seen In 1
years.
GRAND
Millinery
Sale
Saturday, September 23
25 Per Cent Reduction I Off Regular Price
OS ALL FALL AXI WINTER SIILLINKUY.
PATTERX HATS, STRE1CT HATS fJAGK AND CH12SS TURIIAXS.
$10.00 Ladles Millinery, Sale Price $7.50
$8.00 Ladles' Millinery, Sale, Prloo i .$0.00
$7.00 Ladles' Millinery, Sale Price $.".S.' i
$0.00 Ladles' Millinery, Sale Price ,. $t..V
$5.00 Ladles' Millinery. Sale Price $:l.7.-
$1.00 Ladles' Millinery, Sale Price $:t.(H
$.1.00 Ladles' Millinery, Sale Price $'.VJ.
$2.00 Ladles Millinery, Sale Price $1.50
$1.50 Ladies' Millinery, Sale Price ,. $1.12
$1.00 Ladles' Millinery, Sale Price $ .75
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
REV. S I ONE WILL SPEAK.
Appointments .Made In the Inters! of
Local Option.
The following dates have been
made for the Rev. Stone, D. D., who
will speak upon the live temperance
Issues of the day. The list Is subject
to perhaps one or two slight changes,
but In the mala will be observed
closely:
Thursday. 22, Weston; Friday, 23,
Helix; Saturday, 24, Adams; Sunday,
25, Athena; Monday, 2(5, Pilot Rock;
Tuesday, 2", Uutter Creek; Wednes
day. 28, Echo; Thursday. 29, Milton;
Friday. 30, Freewnter; Saturday. Oc
tober 1, ami Sunday, October 2, Pendleton.
MOVED TO TOWN.
Candidate's Narrow Escape.
Walla Walla, Sept. 23 William A.
Rltz. democratic candidate for the
eglslaturo, from the 12th district, nau
i narrow escape from being killed
doudny. He was riding a green
lorso near his farm southwest of the
itf u'lwn the animal stumbled nnd
fell. Mr. Hits; being caught under It.
he horse got up, but unfortunately
r. Rltz's right toot was cnugui in
utiiTim. The animal started to
in .l.tu'n the road, dragging Mr- Rita
Ith hml. in passing along the road
mi nmmiL'ed to grab lioiu oi a
l.niwiiB r straw and thus suc
ceeded in bringing the animal to a
, iifi.ii. It hud cone about iuu
yards. Mr. RIU was severely bruised
about the body, bu wo-auie to uu in
the city today.
Cut Stirt" to Tiio Dulles.
M.iiiiirnatilll Ilros. itro today load-
i. n nn ri unil nf cut stone for tho now
Odd Fellows' building at The Dalles.
Is the solected product ot tne r,i
roii stone (iiiarrles, nnd nil hand
cut by the Monternstollls.
In
.Tnnniiln Stiller, after a long life
time of scheming to make ends meet,
is believed to be on the highroad to
i.,ir. n millionaire from oil being
struck on an otherwise almost worth
less piece of Texas laud in which ho
Invested years ago.
II. .1. Tulor Will Sow Three Hundred
ami Fifteen Acres of Wheal.
H. J. Taylor, one of the prosperous
farmers who lives nbout eight miles
northeast of Pendleton, has moved to
town, occupying a residence at the
corner of Garden and High streets,
and will remain for the school year,
with tjireu children In the public
schools.
Mr. Taylor will this fall sow 315
acres ot winter wheat. He reports
Unit about twice as much ralu fell In
the neighborhood of Fulton during
the past two days as fell In Pendleton,
but not enough to start rail plowing
nnd seeding.
Newly lucnteil Grain Elevator,
J. W. King, of AVnltsburg, has spent
a week hi fills place negotiating for
the sale of territory rights for the
manufacture and sale of a giiln ele
vator or dump (of which he Is the
Inventor and patentee) especially de
signed to facilitate the handling of
grain In the sack In warehouses. The
contrivance Is said to be a complete
success, but Mr. King was not able to
make terms with parties here. He
lias already sold manufacturing and
jolilii rights for the entire state of
IdalRi.
John Ulricli Dead.
John Ulrlch, 80 years of nge. died
last night of cancer, ufter a prolonged
Illness. The funeral will bo held to
morrow under the nusplces of the
Grand Army of the Republic, of
which the deceased was a member.
Ulrlch had resided In Pendleton a
number of years. Ho is survived by
a sou.
New Teacher Expected.
Yesterday City Superintendent E. II.
Conklln wired Miss Cox, of Salem,
that her application for a position In
the Pendleton public schools hud been
accepted and she Is expected to ar
rive in time to begin teaching next
Monday. One more teacher Is yet
needed and will probably be supplied
by Mi'liduy, also.
Expett Collectors
We have located a branch office In
Pendleton, and will make collecting
defunct bills a specialty. No ac
count too old for us to handle.
rim. nlan is: "No collections, no
charges. Suits instituted, Judgment?
advertised.
Tho Vun Alhtlne-Gortlon & Co., Mer
cantile, Agency, II. V. Llpo &
Co., Mgrs.
110 E. Court St. Telephone Muln 311.
INSURANCE.
Eire, Llfo nnd Accident.
JOE ELL
Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard
waro Store.
BIBLES
We liae Just recclwil n wry fine lino of lllhlcs, Prujcr
Honks. Testiiiueuts anil Hynilitlls, including IIAGSTEK'S 'coinpre
hciislu' Teachers' Ilible, HAGSTER'S Sunday School Teachers'
lllble, IIAGSTEK'S Sell-Prououiitliig Tern-hern' Hlhle.
Leather bound Divinity Circuit uud Indexed.
Cambridge Reference Jtlbles with Concordance.
Cambridge Prajci- Hooks.
Cambridge Prnjei- Rooks uud lljiuuiils.
Cambridge, Testaments.
The best lllhlcs published.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Stove
PORT WINE TONIC
Port Wine Iron uud Oregon Grupe Root.
The demand for a gentle and effective tonic to stlmulato and recup
erate the debilitated system, has Induced THE OREOON WINE &
LIQUOR CO. to placo on the murkot the Port Wine Tonic, ussurlng tholr
patrons that it will speedily tono up the system of porsons suffering from
ull forms of IndlgeBtlou, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility or Malarial com
plaints to which people of all parts of tho country' uro subjected. It con
tains no poisonous Ingredients and can bo taken by the weakest persona
with the best results. As a strengthening tonlo nud appetizer it has no
ecpjal.
Prepared with the greatest care. Tho principal parts uro composed
of Solected Oregon Grape Root. Iron uud our Fumous Cucatnouga (H-yeur-old)
Port.
Port Wine is acknowledged by physicians today to bo more strength
ening than meat. Oregon Grape Root is noted for Its blood-giving and
purifying qualities, whllo the. iron robulldu and tones up tho entire system.
The result Is a remedy unequaled for general medicinal purposes and a
beverage pleasing to tho tnsto. '
Prepared and botUed under our personnl supervision and guaranteed
exactly us represented.
Ask your druggist or grocer for It, nnd tuko no other.
DIRECTIONS From thiee to four wine glasses each duy.
Ill Jugs Only Full quarts, 75c; llnir gallon, $1.25; Gallon, $2.25.
OREGON WINE & LIQUOR CO.
I'euillelon, Oregon.
Rowman Building, Main Street, Near Depot.
Heating and Cook Stoves
and Steel Ranges :
LI-3T US SUPPLY YOU WITH A NEW STOVE AT OUR MONEY I
SAVER'S PRICES. WE MAKE EVERY STOVE IN OUR STORE A I
RARGAIN.
SEE US IJEI'ORE YOU IIUY A STOVE.
V. STROBLE
20 Court Street
ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER
We properly temper it for each particular climate. Then, upon a
jute canvuss we build up a fire, water and acid proof roofing material,
with a ground mica surface and a wool felt paper dry sheet or backing.
We'll lay the goods, or you can. If you have to use a roof, wo can
toll you somo mighty interesting things. They will prevent your pocket
book from shriveling up. Write us.
The Elaterite Roofing Co., 10 Worcester Block, Portland, Oregon