DAILY
EAST OKEOOMAX, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1004.
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U Miss the Big Sale
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ON LADIES', MISSES AND CIin.R-UFX-S
COATS. JACKETS AXD
hurts.' sale continues IT TO
TITI'AV NIGHT. MOVEY IX
VOI It IHH'KETS IK YOU ATTEND.
AI.TF.RATIONS FREE
e Teutsch's Dept. Store
Comer Main and Alta Streets
Lh
Oct Bunny.
L Mj st Martin-!.
L Gloria shoes at Roose-
Ksrt
lonf coats at
Lfine ranch Close i
it this office.
luri football pants, iac.
Unk 8c. Noira,
nt atiifaction at How
ry Ems' cigar store.
k Tinti a Job. Wages
A Address P. 0. box 34.
It tow, uti stamped lln-
h niat patterns at Mrs.
ud framing picture.
ntted. Western Art Co.,
:rt.
-Delrable property cor-
ud Aita. The old Lee
ill on L H. Lee.
fiin. A lil-room home
I ISOO. Termi 125 per
T. Wade Bon.
Get Sunny. U C Radar.
Cash registers at Wlthee'a.
Big line Stetson hats at Rooaevelt'i.
Douglas and Banan (hoea at Roos
velt's. Ice cream and aoda every day at
the Delta.
Wanted A dry goods man; apply
at R. Alexaner'a.
The St. George restaurant, open
lay and night. Mrs. Cooper, propri
etress. .1 H. Karle la building a residence
on Pine street, near West Railroad,
fur E. Hevel.
For Itent Five-room house and
new furniture for sale. Apply 313
Smith Main street.
Try a pair of our 11.50
shoes. Good wear or your
back at Teutach'a.
liooms for Rent Newly furnished
rooms with bath, with or without
board, close In. Inquire here.
Work on laying the foundation for
X. Humphrey's new residence on
Kast Water street began this morning.
school
money
. or trade and building
juire at 31! South Main
in lodging and rooming ,, u. new jnrgen
. ,i ..... ,,. ' Mumm residence on East Water
(street was completed several days ago
I ami work on the foundation began
'!:iu morning.
girl for general house-
.t mornings, at the res!- received the finest and largest
P. Marshall, 12 North I rlment lot of stoneware ever
"irouclit to Pendleton. We will sell
this hlKh grade as low as others sell
cheaper grades. Every Jar guaran
teed. C. Rohrman.
it chandeliers are in.
wnt styles to choose
v new patterns and get
1 L Vaughn.
I-Hoiue and lot, house
nth city water, and
Mete. Inquire of J. T.
Uocoln street
'"nliement offer from
Main street. Cabinet
a dozen for 20 days, to
' rt Remember, as
'wmistment. we mar.
Bums Bros., pho
to Bute mr j,.,,.
f 17 to !2. 1904
f" alon the o. R. &
arste of I7.J0 for
eu on sale October
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IMMENSE SALE.
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illverwart,
" other art,
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On I .allies' and Children's Coats.
Jacket and Chjick, Also Fur and
Fur Scarfs.
Not at the end of winter when you
have purchased all your fall and
winter garments do we give you an
opportunity to sae money, but right
in the heart of the season and open
ing of the cold weather are you able
to make a large saving in your pur
chases. Saturday morning a 8 o'clock
the grand sale of ladies and child
ren's jackets, coats and furs will com
mence at The Peoples Warehouse.
There will be a reduction of off of
the regular prices, a saving of 25
cents on every dollar's worth you buy
In this line. Prices are for this Sat
urday and this day 'only. Do not try
to get them the following Monday,
because these reduced prices will not
prevail. Kindly try and come as
early k you can to avoid the crowd.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
PERSONAL MENTION
IlHHHtiHried Wheatlandcr. -Miss
Allle Wellman. of Wheatland.
yo.. arrived last night and will visit
for a while with the Bents, late ar
rivals from Wyoming In the vicinity
of Freewater. Hiss Wellman reports
that there is dissatisfaction among the
People who flocked Into the Wheat
land district from all parts of the
country about eight years ago, on ac
count of the dearth of rain, and,
tailing rain, of water from any other
ource. Others will arrive In this vl
cl'ilty from that country during the
tall, and they are the precursors of a
formidable emigration movement
TtlTn. -. mat district,
j UKER ; 'rlgn Cannon Plays Havoc.
"ounasvllle. W Va Oct 14. Dis
charging; a cannon under a car of the
Davis special aa It came to a atop here
nattere the glass In the car
nd stunned the occupants of the
hoe tralni None ,nJure(,
LXHIs spoke to a .m4 .1 inn
Si i
i . "MS.
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.eaaon. W
BlSs Chain Purses
V 1 One
'Uj. tn)ot T-
' ""low. M prioe on Pew. rnn fro,,,
(EPPENS
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BROTHERg.
Charles Smith of Pilot Hock. Is a
business visitor today.
Miss Georgia Anderson has return
ed from a visit to Portland.
Miss Minute Schnur has gone to
Portland to remain for an Indefinite
time.
Peter West and wife left this
morning for Walla Walla, to attend
the fair.
Rev. a. U Hall will return from at
tending the State Baptist convention,
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. McEachem of
Helix, are in the city today on a bus
iness visit. '
Thomas W. Murrell was not indict
ed for selling whiskey to Indians as
stated . yesterday.
Dr. U S. White Is in Portlnnd giv
ing demonstrations before the Ore
gon Dental Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohen, of Pen
dleton, are In the city taking in the
fair. Walla Walla Statesman.
Iave Nelson, the well known firm.
er. is putting in an entirely new stock
or lurnnure into his residence.
T. W. Ayers and Will Ingram were
grouse hunting at Huron yesterday,
returning with a fine string of birds.
W. D. Chamberlain has been 111 for
several days at his home ut Athena.
He has been threatened with tonslll
tis. Walerlua Berg, of New Ulm. Minn.,
who him been visiting friends near
Warren Station, went west this morn
ing. Robert Jameson, of Weston, presi
dent of the Farmers' Bank, was in
town yesterday, returning home this
morning.
John H. Wallace, a well known
clothing salesman of this city, has
taken a position in Lee Teutsch's He.
partment store.
Joseph Cotner. of Baker Citv. wlm
has been the guest for some days of
the Almans of the west end of town,
went to Arlington this morning.
W. M. Murphy and famlle who
came ubout a month aeo from I.n
Angeles, will go to Boise this even
ing, expecting to reside in that place.
Mrs. Belle Lalande. of Weston. u.
companled by her friend, Mrs. W. C.
i-acy, to tnts place on the latter's way
home to Heppner from a visit to
Weston.
Rev. Dean Hamilton, riastor of the
First Baptist church at Weston, and
chairman of the Anti-Saloon Lesmip
In Umatilla county, Is in Pendleton
today.
Mrs. Hank Fannlnsr and children.
who have been the guests of Mrs. Ab
Ogg. left this morning for Spokane,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
William Davis.
Conductor Anderson has so effec
tually recovered from his Illness of
some lime aeo that he has been un
interruptedly on his run for nearly
three weeks past.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koenke of
Athena, are In town today. They are
about to occupy their new residence
one of the finest In the county, two
miles from Athena.
A. U. Keith and wife, of Pnvalhiiv
Wash., will arrive from Wnlln V:ill
this evening for u visit with Uev.
Robert Warner and family. Mrs.
Keith Is Mr. Warner's sister.
John H. Raulston. of Adams is In
town today. Word was received yes-
tprtlnv from St. Lnnlu thiit hln mnlh.
er was seriously ill at thnt place and
he came to this city last night with
his father who departed for the East.
CATTLE FROM INTERIOR.
Two Thousand Head Itelnir Shipcd
From Pendleton This V'k.
The following named gentlemen
have brought In cattle from the In
terior within the past three days, or
are driving In now, for as immedinte
shipment as the railroad facilities
will allow:
A. L. Donovan, of Izee. 60 head, all
fats; Dave Maglll. of Izee. 280 head,
all fats; Henry Trowbridge ,of Izee,
between 500 and (00 head, partly
fats and partly stockers for Umatilla
county feeders: John Laycook, of
Izee. somewhat over 300 head, stock
ers and fats: Isaac Mills, of Suplee,
250 head of fats; J. J. Angell, of
Izee, 100 head of fats; Frank Dunten,
of Izee, 35 head, all fats; Courtney
Gilbert, of Izee, 35 head, all fats;
Brown & Bummervllle, Bear Valley,
250 stockers and fata; John Combs,
of John Day. 115 head, all fata.
Will Explore Government Land.
Thomas Swensen, of Brewster,
Minn., who, arrived some days ago
haa started out to explore all the
parts of this county In which there la
untaken government land, and ex
pects to be thus occupied for the next
six weeks, or possibly longer. Mr.
Hwenssen atatea that there are many
Scandinavians In Southern and South
western Minnesota who are becoming
dissatisfied with the climate and the
resources of that country and think of
leaving and coming West
BEXSOX TO BE RELEASED. ,
Land Shark Will Be Set at Liberty
on $10,000 BalL
New Tork, Oct. 14. Judge La
combe, of the United States circuit
court, today granted the application
of John A. Benson, of San Francisco,
for a discharge on a writ of habeas
corpus. He ordered Benaon to furn
ish $10,000 bail for his appearance
within 30 days. In case the govern
ment enters an appeal.
Benaon was arrested In May charg
ed with conspiracy to defraud the
government as a result of land deals
In California and Oregon.
What la home when the old maid
of the flat above feeds the canary and
forgets to abut off the water and you
wake up t aara yourself from drown
ing in your bed. and gaae on the
celling that looks Ilk a Russian war
map with whiskers!
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Peoples Warehouse Peoples Warehouse
SLAUGHTER SALE
OX LADIES' AXD CHILDREN'S JACKETS, CLOAKS AXD Kl'RS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15th
$1.(10 anil upward
2M
25 PER CENT REDI CTIOX, WHICH MEAXS OFF REGULAR I'llKKS.
lackers from ,
3.IM) Jackets Snlc price for Kutiirduy
I. no .Packets Salo price for Saturday $.00
$3.00 Jackets, Sale price for Stit unlay $3.75
$6.0(1 Jackets, Kale price for Saturday $1.50
$7.00 Jackets Sale price for Sntiirdiiy $3.25
$10.00 Jackets Sale price for Sat unlay $7.50
$13.00 Jackets, Stile price for Saturday $11.25
LOT CXI08 Is a ladles' jacket made from good quality Kersey, Rvlf-trlinnied anil lined with a good
quality lucrcerlacd lining. Colors tan, castor and black. $3.00 Jacket, price, for Saturday ..$3.75
LOT CXiild Thin Indies' Jacket Is made from fine quality Kersey clolli, well trimmed, collar loss,
Willi Inlaid velvet, pretty bullous, well tailored throughout Colors, tan, castor, black and
blue. All sizes. Regular $8.00 Jacket, price for Saturday , $8.00
CXI208 is a girl's coat made from a good quality Zlhtlcne, has long shoulder enpes, full length,
sizes 6 to I I years, comes hi several pretty colors regular, $4.01). price for Saturday $3.00
Sale prices on nil ladies' and children's coata and Jackets In the house for thin Saturday. You
will save $1.23 on every $5.00 purchase In this line, llcnicmher, OXLY FOR THIS SATURDAY,
SALE OX FURS.
CXI 100 French Cony Cluster Scurf, ornamented with lulls neat fastening; black only; regular
$1.10, price for Saturday go,,
CX1218 Long Hear Hon. chain fastening; black only; regular $3.50, price for Saturday one-quarter
off, making the price , $2.03
One-fourth off on all Furs for Saturday, Including the new and latest fur lii "cony, "imitation
Chinchilla, Natural Squirrel, River Minx, Fox, Iong Wolf, Electrlo Seal, msmiiiii. Black Marten Isa
bella Fox, Nutria Beaver, Genuine Marlon, and ninny other furs '
. Rememlier, a $1.23 saving 011 every $5.00 purchase In Furs, FOR SATURDAY OXLY".
BE SURE AXD VISIT THE MILLINERY, CLOAK AXD SUIT DEPARTMENTS.
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
GHASTLY RELICS BY MAIL.
Human Head Sent From Japan to
Minneapolis
A human head from Japan and a
piece of heron feather jewelry from
China are the first consignments to
reach the Minneapolis postofflce un
der the new parcels post convention
with those countries, says the Minne
apolis Tribune. The duty was paid
In San Francisco by the Importer, a
Chinese property holder In the twin
cities.
The head has Deen so nltered by
secret chemical processes that it re
sembles a carving In wood. The se
cret Is now known only to one family
in Japan, the Tanakas of Yokohomn.
but was formerly an art known to
several South American Indian tribes.
The heads are secured from Can
ton, China, after beheading and are
imported to Japan. The heads are
wrapped closely with bandages, and
are soaked in different chemicals.
This produces a hardening and
shrinking of the fibers tyid eventually
the head Is but half the former size
and Is as hard as wood. During the
treatment It becomes a reddish brown
but may be bleached ' to its natural
colors.
The heron feather Jewelry Is one
of the strangest creations of the
"flowery kingdom," and Is manufac
tured at Shanghai and Canton.
The heron Is a difficult bird to
capture und there Is only one feather
In each tall that can be used. This
Is then cut Into minute fragments,
which form the basis of a blue enam
el. The enamel is used on some of
the finest Chinese Jewelry. The ap
prentices who do the work, labor for
four years learning the art for their
meals, they then work for four years
at nominal wages. By this time the
fine work has rendered them stone
blind and they are turned loose to
work as common coolies. at the docks
for 10 cents a day.
TWO BROTHERS.
Two of my needy brothers begged for
aid;
I gave both shelter, food and words
of cheer.
Back to my roof crept one, at dead
of night, '-, '..
And robbed me of the fruits of hon
est toll.
The other follows when I walk
abroad ;
Love in hfa "eyes, protection Jn hlB
mien.. ' ' - '
Now In God's vast Immortal Paradise,
Which wins a place? false friend or
faithful dog? '
Shall death pay love, and life ingrati
tude? '
Chicago American.
Drink
DESCENT
REAML
OFFEB
It Is Flno
IN I AND 2 LB.
$BALKO TINS ONLr
The Leading
Tailors :
1 Of tha city, IEBERT A
2 ftchultz, hava r moved to 222
Court street, eopoalta tha Hotel J
Blckora. Whan you want a
i wall itiaaa aurt at reasonable ,
price, call on them. ' .
Now for Sport
THE SEASON FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS IS HERE.
FOOTBALL, TENNIS AND GOLF PLAYERS, "LEND ME
YOUR EARS" (AND EYES).
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CITY FOR
Spauldings Sporting Goods
, , THE BEST THAT ARE MADE.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE AND INVITE YOUR INSPEC
TION BEFORE BUYING. SPAULDING'S GOODS ARE GUAR-4NTEED.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
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Try to pay flS for your suit, If you can; It gives you batter
tailoring all over, and i better variety.
Not that tha (10 and (It suits aren't good thy're better
than most aulta at the price but It paya to get aa good a ault as
you can afford.
A man put on one of our $15 aulta tha other day and tha
first friend ha met asked, "Where did you get It made?"
You really cannot tell our ready-mada clothing from custom-made.
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Attention to details In suit-making does tha business. We're
ready for you any day.
Sullivan (& Bond
The New Store
Tba Up-to-date Store.. "The Busiest Store.
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