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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1004. PAGE SEVEN. 9 Qnf New Building mine business In our new homo, although wo have yfe ere now uuwb , entirely completed our new state; Bot eni )inve ft 1tt,e blt ti, most attractive store In vp think hen wo gct.evcrythlng In readiness. Pendleton largest, best and freshest stock of groceries we know wo nie have Just laid In a bright, fresh supply of high , this city, a e nn. ptiie srOCercosUlve tiat no store In Pendleton offers ns great Inducc- Mo'the'tradc ns we do, or sells as hlgh-rado goods, ""'"wo dvo the most prompt delivery of goods. STANDARD G ocery Company See us In our new home Corner Court and Johnson Streets. "Jolmnle-on-the-Spot" Delivery CITY BREVITIES it r. nadsr. Get Sunny. Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. Kew Knox hats. Roosevelt's. (3.50 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose- lfs. vew children's long coats at ftotsch's. Ice cream and soda every uay ai lie Delta. satisfaction at How- irt'i, formerly Rees' cigar store. cook wants a lob. Wages ISO per month. Address P. O. box 34. Try a pair of our J1.C0 school jhoes. Good wear or your money tack at Teutsch's. New electric chandeliers are In. Fifteen different styles to choose from. See our now patterns and got our prices. J, L. Vaughn. For Sale House and lot, house nearly new, with city water, and nlth bath complete. Inquire of J. T. Brown, 211 Lincoln street. Just received the finest and largest wsortment lot of stoneware ever brought to Pendleton. We will sell this high grade as low as others sell cheaper grades. Every Jar guaran teed. C. nohrman. Don't fall to see the stuck parade at Walla Walla on Pendleton Day, October 12. 0. 11. & N. train leaves Pendleton nt 9 a. m. Returning, leaves Walla Walla nt 10:30 p. m. Fare for round trip $1. Ml INew ! Goods J ,tvelry cut glass, silverware, , imbrelUs and many other nril- des are now In stock. We will consider It a favor to I hoir you the goods, y ours for tood toods. I HUNZIKER Ibe Progressive Jowolcr. 126 Main Street. Get Sunny. U C Rader. Cash registers at WIthee's. Douglas and Hanan shoes at Roos evelt's. Thomas Nye In hypnotism at the Frazer Tuesday evening. The St. George restaurant, open day and night. Mrs. Cooper, propri etress. Now pillow tops, new stamped lin ens and new waist patterns at Mrs. Carlson's. Wanted Position as waitress by lady who has had experience. Apply at this office.' Enlarging and framing pictures. Work guaranteed. Western Art Co., 304 Court street. A good bargain. A six-room house and one lot, $800. Terms $25 per month. K. T. Wade & Son. ' For sale Desirable property cor ner College and Alta. The old Lee resilience. Call on L. II. Lee. Rooms for Rent Newly furnished roonm with bath, with or without board, close in. Inquire here. Furniture in lodging and rooming house for sale or trade and building for rent. Inquire nt 313 South Main street. See Thomas Nye In his hypnotic exhibition at the Frazer Tuesday evening. An entertainment you can not afford to miss. Dr. C. .J, Smith him brought action In tlie state circuit court against W. P. llcnndlct to collect $233, alleged to be due on a promissory note. Don't fall to see Thomas Nye In his wonderful feats of hypnotism. An entertainment that Is Instructive us well as enjoyable. Tuesday even ing, October 11. W. W. Whltwoith bus sold u furm a mile east of Kcho for $7500, to Joseph Ramos. He will not move away, but occupy an adjoining farm which he still owns. Thomas Nye ranks second to no hypnotist who has ever visited the Pacific Coast. Ills entertainment at the Frazer Tuesday evening should bo witnessed by all. Lurge class of subjects will be present. Lost Pair gold-rimmed glasses, In leather case, marked L. W. Pierce, Pamoim, Cal between 301 Garden street and Railor's furniture store, Return to Monroe Jarvls, or 310 Gar den street, and receive reward. PERSONAL MENTION Arrested for Asiuilt. Walla Walla, Oct. 11. Robert II Osborn, ! years of age, who eon- ducts u novelty store In this city, was urrested yesterday afternoon nnd lodged In Jail, charged with criminal ly assaulting a 13-year-old girl. The girl is said to have confessed to the police that her relations with Osborn have existed over several months. Beef Extract Superior To All Others For Soups, Sauces. Savory Sundriti and BEEF TEA Secure a Set of the Famous Cudahy- A-l Silver Plated Bouillon Spoon FREE Do not confuse these splendid spoons with ordinary offers. The Cudahy Spoons are made in the latest design, rrench Gray Finish, are heavier than triple silver plate and free from ad vertising. How To Secure These Spoons For punt. .1 -! I .1 .. .! . - vitoJWH ucajicu DCNU u metal ., Grand rw BcaP'8 or. or larger sized Jar "'tocover AMt, and ten cents bln sliver or "Wfttah mZ,. ""S. and mention this publication. l(S opoonslcan fee seen at Cloyd Oliver, of Echo, Is In town today, M. J. Palmer, of Walla Walla. Is In town. Ocorge Gregg left this morning for Stnrbuck. J. M. Ferguson went in wtin Walla fair yesterday. O. W. Hunt, of Fostor la i city on business today. Arthur Stelnpr wpnt tn -r.ii AValla' fair lifts morning. J. L. StOCker. nf Prnlrlo fit.. I here today on business. August Tnnke. of Frpfvntop. In horn on a brief business trip. 11. J. HoddV. the Atlinnn ImtMmr. drove over this morning. F. S. Hoffman and wlfn rot from their visit in the valley. H. Conneli, division ' roadmaster of the O. H. & N.. Ir In ilio nltv frnm Umatilla. P. O. Elliott Is In Wnlla Wnlln thin week, running an outside short order restaurant. Roy Miller left this mornlnir for Walla Walla, from whence he will go to Spokane. John Corcoran Is in town, on rnnfn to lone. He has been thn miest nf Andrew Douglas of Weston. Mrs. A. Kunkel nnd sons, m pn nnn Louis, leave In the morning for an extended visit to Durango, Col. ' The family of Dr. T. J. Llovd. the new veterinarian, Is expected to ar rive Thursday from North Powder. B. F. Mills, of Milton, Is In town en oute Into the John Day countrv. where he expects to take government land. The new residence on the north side belonging to Pen Burroughs and Roy hawtelle, Is very nearly com pleted. The family of M. D. Shiitt. tho in. cal manager for the McLauchlln Co.. Will arrive from Iowa today, to make tnelr Home here. P. Itudlo, his wife and a daughter. Mrs. Gilliam, left this morning for San Diego, Cal.. where thev will spend the winter. H. M. and J. D. Nplrnin nf Mm. Cham, brothers, have nri-lved nml will spend the whiter here in the empldy or Wulters, the miller. William Moore and wife lpave In- day for' a trlti to Pennsylvania to visit with their parents. Before re turning they will visit the World's fair. P. Mtirnhv Will Ipnvn thlH ovpnlticr for Poeatello. to work on nn li-Hn-n- tlon ditch recently begun. He has been working for some time on the Maxwell ditch. Mrs. May Camnbell returned to Portland this morning. She has been the guest of her brother, J. It. Chap man, and of her sisters. Misses Nora and Edith Campbell. W. S. Mavberrv. one of the most nromlnent teachers In the rniintv. and democratic candidate for school superintendent nt the last election, Is In the city from Milton today. Miss Phronla Alice Glsh, who has been visiting with the LItzes In the western part of town, has gone to Pomeroy to loin her mother. Mrs. S. S. Glsh, who lately moved there from Umatilla. Ira Goshorn. of Plalnwcll, Mich., arrived this morning. He has a half brothei:, Mel Gill, living near the state line on the Umatilla side, whom he has not seen since the latter rnn a way from home 30 years ago. Airs. William Taylor and her little daughter left tills morning for Los Angeles, after a visit of several weeks with Mrs. Taylur's brother, G. O, An cell, east of Freewater. Mr. Ancell moved this week to Sumpter. E. J. McAdoo of Arkansas, an old friend of 1). A. Odom, formerly of Echo and vicinity, arrived about three weeks ago. He has not made up hjs mind yet to stay, or to return to Ar kansas. He may go Into the valley for a visit with Mr. Odom, who lives at Mtlwaukle. William Robinson, the Echo lum berman, was In town yesterday and today accompanied by his brother, F. S. Robinson, of Grand Uaplds, Mich. The latter has been In Umatilla coun ty about a month. While highly pleased with the country and Hp pros pects, he has no Intention of locating or of Investing. Mrs. H. C. Willis, of Echo, passed through the city last evening en route to Walla Wulla, where she will attend the fair and visit with friends for a short time. At the Walla Walla fair lust year Mrs. Willis took the first prizes on canned tomatoes and sev eral varieties of fruits, but Is not competing this year In any of the exhibits. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT The Peoples Warehouse LARGEST ASSORTMENTS, AND ATAVAYS THE LOWEST IN PRICE. New Fancy Hosiery, in lnco nml embroidered, nml fnncy colors, nt BOc, 73c, $1.00 ami upwards. New Novelty Veilings, latest fancies nt 25c, 35c 500 per yard nnd upwards. New lace; nnd, embroideries, fnncy values nnd handkerchiefs, laces, nt 10c, 15c nnd 35c per ynnl nnd npwnrds. Now Fnncy Handkerchiefs Immense and fetching assortment ol fine Hnndkerclilefs nt 25c, 50a nnd 75c each. THE LATEST DRESS TRLMINGS Here Is nn nssortmcut unequalled "In stjlo nnd vnrloty nnd tho satisfaction of finding what you arc looking for nnd nt less price. All thu latest fancies arc shown only here. 300 SEltGE UMBRELLAS TOMORROW AT " ' 48 Cents Each ) YARDS OF FRENCH FLANNELETTES AT 10 Cents Each DOZEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS Two for 5 Cents IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE NOVEMBER DELINEATOR NOW IN. t I' Patronize Homo Merchants. It Is u surprise to those who visit country districts as well ns discover the number of city people who patronize Eastern order houses, and yet no mall order house ever helped to build the little white school house In your district, or the road past your door. No mall order house ever took you by the hand when you were In dis tress and told you to let go until after harvest next your. No mull order house sold you a machine nnd then spent most of the profit In the community where you and your neighbors live. No mull order house ever snt at your table and rejoiced with you when you were glnd, nor spoke encouinglng words In affliction, nor stood with uncov ered head beside the grave when your children died. Spend your money with the home merchant. The Dalles Chronicle. Orders Prohibition Election. The county court met In special session tills morning and ordered a special election to be held November 8 for the purpose of voting on the question of prohibition throughout the county. This action Is due to the petition recently filed by 10 per cent of the registered voters of the coun ty. The county clerk will post noti ces of the coming election not later than 12 days preceding tho election. Echo Editor Here. H. C. Willis, one of the proprietors of the Eclio News, is In the city for n day or so, In the interest of hie business. He looks for a great era of prosperity for Echo, following tho Irrigation activity In that vicinity. It Is estlmnted that about 10,000 acres of land has been located In that dls the Dast month most of this having been taken by local par ties, who Intend to cultivate it. Marriage License Record. T.inennn to marry has been issued by the county clerk to the following: Bernard D. Sherry and Ta-ha-ka-ml, or Louise, both of Umatilla Importing Stock Cattle. H. C. Rogers and Barney Sheridan of Butter Creek, have each Imported from tlie John Day country 150 head of beef stockers which they will full feed this winter on alfalfa and wheat hay, for the spring markets. Mr. Rog ers was already feeding 200 head. Gone After UN Brother. Waldo Manker, who Is 13 years old, left this morning for Walla Wnl la, where he will meet his brother Ward, the 9-yeur-old runaway, and return to Pendleton with him tills evening. Thirty-six Additional 'Pliouex. Twenty-nine telephones were put In by the company during the mouth of September, and seven during the first week of October. Most of these were residence 'phones. Echo's New Phj-Hlclun. Dr. Ackley, the new Echo physician and surgeon from Kansas, who has begun the erection of an office build ing, expects his family to arrive soon. "Mistress Cook," said Golden Gate, "let us be befriends. Keep my top down titfkt to save my aroma and freshness; make me right and I'll help you hold your job. Good coffee makes the whole breakfast taste right poor coffee spoils everything." tCotblod doa wllb OOLDEN GATE COFFEE but (taction. N pcl. o coupon mo etockry. 1 and 'A lb. rom-tli"b Una. Nev.r (old in bulk. J. A. Folder (EL Co. KatabMnhad Umlt a Cma.lwy San Francisco Now for Sport THE SEASON I 'OR OUTDOOR SPORTS IS HEIU3. FOOTIIALL, TENNIS AND GOLF PLAYERS, "LEND ME YOUR EARS" (AND EYES). WE ARE SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CITY TOR r Spauldings Sporting Goods THE HEST THAT ARE MADE. WE CARRY A FULL LINE AND INVITE YOUR INSPEC TION HEI'ORE RUYINCJ. SPAULIMNG'S COODS ARE GUAR ANTEED. FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store Excursion! Excursion! Excursion! To Walla Walla To Walla Walla To Walla Walla Free Tickets Free Tickets Free Tickets Wo will give frco tickets to Wulla Wulla for tlie excur tloii Wcdnesduy.. A ticket vtitli every 10 purcliase.. Train leaves Pendleton ut 0 o'clock. t Sullivan (8b Bond The New Store Tito Progressive Gtoro. Tito Up-To-Dato Store. I'S DRUG STORE county,