5r -IIQCj
DAILY EAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1904.
PAGE FIVE.
t
:i
t
M
' 1
J
u
C.
lj
... itw Rior finlp
OX LADIES'. MISSES AND CHTLD
m,.vs COATS, JACKETS AXD
SKIRTS. SALE CONTINUES UP TO
-H-KSDAY NIGHT. MONEY IN
YOl ll POCKETS IFl"OU ATTEND.
ALTERATIONS FREE
PERSONAL MENTION
Walla, In tn
r .-k'c npnt. Store
ee iemM i
Corner Main and AltaMreeis
I ; . . . i i unltttt"
ihh- : -
1TY BREVITIES
njB, ot Sunny.
Lwt WIT ' Martin'
jllrf Gloria noe '
iUWn'i long coats at
7" . ...
pfn ranch cioire
Mire at this office.
(. satisfaction at How-
;mrlr R "ro'
. - 4nh WnffpS
UK WOK WWIW iu" ' "
nth. Address r. u. u
a fiMrte restaurant, u..
lUllit. Mrs. Cooper, propn-
0n tops, new atamped Un
i m walit patterns at Mrs,
i
Iritaj and framing pictures.
Irarantad. western Art lo.,
Bit street.
ale-Desirable property cor-
;eie nd Alts. The old Lee
li. Call on L H. Lee.
W bargain. A ill-room house
lot. IMC Terms t-0 per
L T. Wade & Bon.
ire In lodging and rooming
it sale or trade anil building
Inquire at 313 South Main
lectrlc chandeliers are In.
dlfleient styles to choose
Set our new patterns and get
. J. L Vaughn.
Home and lot, house
mi, vrtth city water, and
templele. Inquire of J. T.
!U Lincoln street
frmaking Li.dles' tailored suits
Y order; all kinds of sewing.
uranleed; prices reasonable;
wett house. 616 Thnnw-
r Mrs. Bensch.
welted the finest and largest
- m or stoneware ever
"Pendleton. We will sell
p IMe ai low as others sell
Every Jar guarnn-
".nrman.
P Inter State Pai. t,.,i.
K October 17 to 22, 1904.
" iccailon the 0. R. &
"ate I rate of ti on .
UT ' ,el trip until
- '"tanner Information,
omitfl, agent.
Get Sunny. U C Rader. .,
Cash register at Wlthee's.
New Knox hats, Roosevelt's.
Today Is O. R. & N. pay day.
Douglas and Banan shoes at Roos
evelt's.
Ladies' Skirts (2.00 and up at
Teutseh's.
Ice cream and soda every day at
the Delta.
Wanted A dry goods man; apply
nt R. Alexaner's.
76c for u dollar football, or foot
ball punts. Nolf's.
New Ktamietl waist patterns at
Mrs. Carlson s. Latest designs.
E. K. Harvey, of Despair Gulch. Is
howIiik acres of winter wheat.
F. C Seurcey, of Missouri Gulch. Is
planting 4IKI acres of wheat this fall.
Try a pair of our $1.50 school
shoes. Good wear or your money
back at Teutseh's.
('. W. McLymun has Just finished
painting the Preston-Parton mills at
Athena and lettering them.
Koonis for Rent Newly furnished
rooms with hath, with or without
board, close in. Inquire here.
A two-story 'burn Is being built at
the east end. for the Joint use of the
Catholic academy and the hospital.
The Hunter llye whiskey, made In
Hultimore. was awarded rhe grand
prize at the St. Louis fair. Saturday.
Sheep are being driven out of the
mountains in large numbers, nearly
all around the reservation to the
southward.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Milnes. of
Wulln Walla, spent Sunday In Pen
dleton on their way home from ut
tcndlilg the St. Louis fair.
Walter Hltney, of IJespaln Gulch,
has lu-KUn the erection of a five-room
cottage having hauled the lumber for
the same during the past week.
The most economical as well as the
most extravagant taste cun he suited
to a nicely In the trunk and ault de
liartmeiit of the Peoples Warehouse.
t
M Dlvsrwar..
.....
:a-rft tavor to
Tountor
. .
"i .u.ihs, suit cases, telescopes, grips,
h 'lid hags, cabin lings In the hand-
Tin-Ht assortment ever shown In
l 'iiill"ton. are now on display at the
I'eoples Warehouse.
Fore Sale One block of land with
ood buildings and fjne poultry rais
ing plant. Large residence, 140 bear
ing fruit trees. Inquire of W. S.
Perry at Rader's furniture store.
Nearly the entire population of the
teservatlon Is scattered through the
Hlue mountuln ranges hunting deer
and bear and such other game as they
can find. All lament the Increasing
scarcity of game.
There will be no dearth of aniuS
ment from Tuesday, October 5 until
Saturday night, October 80, as dur
ing that time the Bisters of Charity,
who conduct the St. Anthony's hos
pital, will give a fair In the new Bow
man building for the heneftt nf the
institution. .
The Sisters of St. Francis cat)
relied upon to make the evenings at
cne fair a pleasant entertainment
and don't forget the place, the new
nowman building, near the depot,
"u me time, Tuesday, and every
evening of the week, including Sat
urday.
C. M. Rader of Wall
Pendleton on business.
Miss Alice E. Taylor has filed con
tract to teach In district 96.
M. A. Rader went to Portland last
night to be gone several days.
M. Behrens. the new freight in
spector, spent Sunday In Portland.
T. J. Melt of Raker City. Is visiting
his cousin, C. F. Greene, of the west
end.
Dr. T. J. Lloyd, veterinarian, will
go to Vklah on professional business
this week.
Leonard LaRone has gone to Iw
Iston to attend the fair, visit with
friends and transact business.
Mrs. W. T. Hlslop is at her home
stead at lone for a few days and
from there will go to Portland.
Clnrence Boerstler, of the Schmidt
Drug Company, has returned from a
week's visit with his parents at Mil
ton. Miss Dolly Thews left this morn
lig for Starbuck. to visit with the
Thresh family, who formerly resided
here.
S. G. Morgan left for the Lewlston
fair this morning with his refracting
telescope, expecting to be absent a
week.
Miss Ella Tenney, who has been
the guest of Miss Belle Smith since
last week, returned on the early train
to Baker City.
Victor Chastaln and wife, of Mil
ton, en route from the state grand
lodge of the K. of P., were In town
last night, going home this morning.
Earnest Younger took the morning
northbound train with the Intention
of attend the Lewiston fair and being
absent the remainder of the, week.
Narcisse Rushman will attend the
coming session of the United States
court , at Portland as interpreter, ex
pecting to leave here Wednesday
night.
Wllford Wills. ofBrlggs. Cal., ar
rived yesterday and will look over th?
ground with a view to representing
a Chlco, Cal.. nursery firm next year
In this section of the state.
Mrs. M. A. Wood went to Portland
this morning, for a visit. Mrs. Wood.
who resides in Wallowa county, has
been the guest of C. R. Koork and
family and J. P. Eurl and family.
Fred Heln has been the guest of
August Fohrman and family. He
Minted on hlB return to Sacramento
this morning. Mr. Heln and Mr
Fohimann were friends In Germany.
A Ivln Denny left last night for Ben
Ion county, with the Intention of re
maining there dining the winter, and
perhaps longer. He has a brother
who is Interested in gnat farming in
that county.
Mrs. G. W. Koork of Wallowa
county, who has been the guest of ('.
It. Roork and fumily and J. .P. K.ni
and family, left this morning for
Portland, where she will visit for
some time.
Mrs. T. M. Keller and the young
est child returned from their Eastern
trip Saturduy after a seven-weeks'
absence. They visited Duluth, Min
neapolis, St. Paul and many other lo
calities In the north middle West.
Mis. Trail and her daughter, Mrs.
K. T. Unln, of Htnlock, III., have been
visiting Mrs. G. T. Lott and family,
of the west- end. They this morn
ing left for the state line country
northwest of Milton, to visit with the
Kankins.
Sheriff T. D. Taylor left this morn
ing for Salem with George ijimoni
ami Edwin It. Stokes, who are to
serve three year sentences in the
state penitentiary for larceny by
bailee and larceny from the person,
respectively.
Will R. King of Ontario, was In
Pendleton on his way to Walla Walla
where his family resides. Mr. King
was nt one time very prominent in
Oregon politics and was un unsuccess
ful candidate for governor on
populist ticket. i
Peoples Warehouse Peoples Warehouse I
SLAUGHTER SALE
On Ladies' Jackets and Furs
2 5 per Cent, deduction I
Which Means 1-4 Off Regular Price
, , m $1.00 and upwards
Jackets from a 2S
$3.00 Jackets, Salo price for Six Days $3 00
$4.00 Jackets, Sale price for Six Days $3 75
$5.00 Jackets, Sale price for Six Imy.s 'B0
$6.00 Jackets, Sale price for fix Days $5 25
$7.00 Jackets, Sale price for Sx luy '"? '
LOT CX108 is a ladles' jacket made from good quality Kersey, self-trimmed and lined with a eood
quality mercerized lining. Colors, tan, castor and black. $5.00 Jacket price for Mx Days .. .$.1.75
LOT CX216 This ladles Jacket Is made from fine quality Kersey cloth, well trimmed, collarless,
with Inlaid velvet, pretty buttons, well tailored throughout. Colors, tan, castor, black and
blue.. All sixes. Regular $8.00 Jacket, price for Six Days . . . . ..... "
Sale prices on all ladles' Jackets In the house for Six Days. ou will save $t.2 am every $5.00
purchase In this line. Rcmemb.'r, OXLY tm SIG DAYS. .
BE SVRE AXD VISIT THE MILLIXEUY, CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS.
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
.a,a44alW$$$
" .
CALL TOR ELECTIONS.
County Clerk Sends Out Notices to
Precincts to Take a Prohibition
Vote.
County Clerk Frank Sallng is send
ing out notices of the election to be
held November 8 to determine
whether the sule of Intoxicating
liquors shall be prohibited in uma
tllln county as a whole and in cer
tain subdivisions.
The precincts tn w hich the matter
will be voted upon are: I'mattlla.
Echo. Prospect, Holdmun, Juniper,
Vansyde, Helix, Valley, Cottonwood,
North Milton, South Milton, Weston,
l'.ast Weston, North Athena. South
Athens. Adams. Mountain. Ruddock,
Encampment. Bingham Springs. Mc
Kay Pilot Kock. Vinson. Willow
springs. Hogue. Alba, Vklah and Gll-liland.
Red Men Social.
umanolls Tribe No. 28, Improved
Order of Red Men, will give a social
dance at Hendricks' hall tomorrow
evening, to which all -Red Men and
their ladles and the Degree of Poca
hontas are Invited to attend. Light
refreshments win be served.
Arrivals 1'roin Los Angeles.
T. C. Hied, proprietor of the Com- 1
mercial Hotel ut Adams, with his
wife, came down yesterday to meet
here Mr. Ried's brother, Charles R.
Rled. of Los Angeles, and his wife
and six children. This was the first
meeting of the brothers In many
years. The latter comes with the In
tention and expectation of Investing
in this country and locating perma
nently. At the same time they will
remain Tiere for the winter, and if
the spring finds them with their pres
ent intentions, they will make their
home hore, or in this vicinity.
the
, STONE AXD HAMILTON.
Week's Appointments for Temper
arte Meetings.
Rev. R. Foster Stone and Rev.
Deane Hamilton have made appoint
ments for this week as follows, speak
ing on current temperance Issue,
Tonoght at Foster; Tuesday, night
at Pine City; Wednesday night at the
Little Red school house, six miles
west of Pilot: Rock; Thursday night
at Gurdane; Friday night -at Uklah;
Saturday night at Alba;. Sunday Bight
at Pilot Rock.
Now for Sport
THE SEASON FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS IS HERE.
FOOTBALL, TENNIS AND COLE 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 ANp INVITE YOUR INSPEC
TION BEFORE BUYING. SPAULDING S COOD3 ARE GUAR
. U
iN'EED.
Book
FRAZIER'S
and Stationery Stote
'aw... "
WIW 104 ot " Pe7 from Paris
:
i2 j8i-- Chain Purses
W" bt. , . prioe on Peg, rutl from
I
'nod
nine
tTAO.
00- auro .
p - o w nut.
(OEPPENS
CcStor
Hn f OTHERS.
Woman's Club Meeting. , ; (
. The Woman's Club will meet tomor
row afternoon at the usual hour at
the parlors of the Commercial Asso
ciation, for the election of officers,
and to listen to the report ot the
club's representative, Mrs.-. C, B.
wiiti. tn the state Federation. It Is
hoped every member of the club will
be present.
Reception at Baptist Oitirch.' "
Th. Bantist Young Peoples' Union
u-m iv a receDtion tomorrow even
ing at the Baptist church, to which
the public In general is cordially In
vited. Music and social converse and
refreshments will oocupy the evening.
The music will have some specially
attractive features.
-, A Beautiful Voice.
Tlmae'who attended the Baptist
church services last evening had the
nleasure "of listening to a solo by Miss
Mvteliii'.: Praker. Miss Fraker's
rich and mellow contralto Is peculiar-
iv artantii to sacred music. It Is
characterised by a wide range thai
Is reached without upparent effort,
mid what Is rarer. Is a wide range
..hed Without absurd loudness on
the one Sand or diminuendo that has
an artificial effect, on the other nana,
Her expression'wcnuice, im
lutlon perfect,''-' ; - 1
' 1 i iT" 1 "
O. lt. tj Promotions. ,
w c. 'Tlhier.; who has been O. R.
& N. agetn! Sl Valla .Walla, has been
promote to?b. agent for: the same
company aat okane, nd . Tom Seal-
lev, who "ha een;-casnir. ai. wan
WaUa the R. ft Ny. offices, has
been pcutnetaaa).- Ur- be agent at that
place. ; - ' -' ' :' -
Refu wishing1 HI- Retddence.
wnh Workman? -!'S-hb lately
bought pSperty -On thV; )orth side,
and move tffWwn' for Jhe pVpose of
sending nya cniiureu i ..m...
completely eaaalppeff nis -itome wun
new furnlpirft.
Traded Oregon Feed Yards.
J. L. Mllsap has traded the Oregon
iraari vord. to E. E. Baltesore for the
latter' ISO-acre farm about 10 miles
south of Pendleton. Mr. Mllsap has
not decided what occupation he will
.!. In. He will In a short time
go to Portland to look after property
Interests there.
Tn Cum a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund he money
If It falls to eure. E. W. Grove s sig
nature Is on each box. tie
The A. F. and A. M. will meet to
night In regular session.
I U Fine
INI AMD Z LB.
tttALCO TINS OWLr
The Leading
Tailors
Of th city, 8IEKRT
Schulta, hav rMMV4 to t2t
Court strMt, opposlU th Hotal
lekaea. When you want -
wall mad suit at raaaonabt
prices, call on thorn.
I
Try to pay f IS for your suit, If you can; tt five you better
tailoring all over, and a better variety.
jNot that th 110 and til suit arn't ood thy'r better
than most suit at the pricebut it pay to tt a food a ult a
you can afford.
- A man put on on of our U suit th other day and th
first friend he met asked, "Where did yon got it madr
You really cannot tell our ready-ansds clothing from ou- --
tom-mad.
Attention to detail In ult-makln doe the buslnea
ready for you any day.
W'r
ooooooooooooos
Sullivan Bond
The New Store
The Up-to-date Store.. Tlss Busiest Store.
tl t
) -
V:.
i:
v
t
rV-H
li'.,'
i 1 ')
I 1
1 !' t
. . ay