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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 104.
prompt
Delivery
better scire our customer and care for our
Increased
trade, we have established
PERSONAL MENTION
of Helix, Is visiting in
Our Own Delivery
nar own wagons and horses and are not dependent
iff IW u
ral system. Our now wagons will soon arrive, but In
Snoring to our new store our trade hag Increased tin
aCd we appreciate our enstomers' patronage, and are In
""position Oiau ever to serve them. Hlg.iest class of goods at
WP1 pr"9- v
Grocery Company
Corner Court and Johnson Streets.
V johnny-on-the-Spot-Dellvcry.
CITY BREVITIES
rj rj,Rader. Get sunny.- .
ad renters at Wlthee's. , :
mm stetson hats at Roosevelt's.
1110 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose-
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M cram and soaa every u,
L,mi the big sale at xeumu.i ..
Jt ui do .rou sd.
jrte lessons In art neeaiewui k
(n Crlon', at HasDrouca s.
umktrt get satisfaction at ow-
formerly Bees' cigar store.
!h St JGeorge restuaram, open
W ana night. Mrs. Cooper, propri-kfta
n. swell nut brown sun
La in the correct shape are at Sul
Iitu a Bond's.
Wanted Best section of wheat land
tar Pendleton for $5000. No agents.
hit Park street, Portland.
Imt received by express all the
luf ihades of satin taffeta and velvet
Ifibbona St leulson s uepartmeni
Wort, , j i
Will buy chickens, geese and tur.
Leu, aid sell same dressed at any
lime. Call up Charles Hein, 'phone
tUtk 1193.
For Sale House and lot; house
nearly new, with city water and with
bun complete, inquire of J. T.
Brown, 111 Lincoln street.
Wanted Young lady or gentleman
(or light, agreeable work In city.
flood proposition to right party. A.
H. Ifaxwell, Hotel Pendleton.
It yon seek the very latest Idea In
oen'i bats, see the new nut brown
tiff bat in the correct shape. ' Just
came In by xpress. Sullivan & Bond.
For every dollar paid to the Peo
ok Warehouse either for new goods
bournt or In settlement of aocount,
Ton get a ticket on the 27 gifts, value
A good profitable business raising
brrde can be bought reasonable. Large
cage 7i7x feet and 28 canary birds
and Unnetl All fine singers. Call
T. L Baker, 713 Ltlleth street.
J'lat received the finest and largest
aaortment lot of ' stoneware -ever
brought to Pendleton. We will sell
Ma high grade as low as others sell
aper grades. Every Jar guaran
"d. 'C Robrman.
Qet sunny. TJ. C. Rader.
"A-Rare-Blt" at Hohbach's.
Fresh fruit dally at Martin's.
Douglas and Hanan shoes at Roose
velt's.
See article No. 1 on Osteopathy In
thlH issue.
For Rent Good buslnes location.
Enquire 114 Eust Webb street.
New furniture for sale; been used
four months; 116 Monroe street.
Japanese cook wants a job. Wages
(30 per month. Address P. O.box 34.
Wanted Toung ,men to board In
private family. Inquire at this office.
Toys, dolls, games, books, fancy
dishes, Indian olubs and dumb-bells.
Nolf's.
For Rent FurniBhed room in de
sirable neighborhood. Hath. Address
W., this office. '
They are beauties, those nut brown
stiff hats shown at Sullivan & Bond's.
Just In by express.
The choicest things out are the nut
brown stiff hats. They can be seen
at Sullivan & Bond's.
Rooms New furnished rooms;
bath; with or without board. Close
In; 302 Webb street.
A Japanese boy wants to learn Eng
llHh ' In evening. State terms. Ad
dress P. (. box 34. J. 11. Hlraiwa.
Lost Silver horseshoe pin in neigh
borhood of Madison street. Finder
return to this office' and receive re
ward. .
Everyone settling account at the
Peoples Warehouse gets tickets on
the $881.50 to be given away. One
ticket for each dollar you pay.
For Rent Suite of nice furnished
rooms with bath, for one or two gen
tlemen in private family in good loca
tion. Call at East Oregonlan office.
..Arrangements are about completed
for a course of lectures to be given
by the Epworth League of the Meth
odist church, during the coming win
ter months. The course promises
some entertaining lectures.
RETURN FROM EAST.
Solid
Gold,
Brooches
d other gold jewelry In the
Ideas can be found In
t abundance at our store, '2
! " wry small prices attached.
Try , and be convinced.' 1
HUNZIKER
ml Optician
r. G. llnlloy uml Family Arrive Early
This Morning..
Thomas G. Hailey, vice president of
the National Irrigation Congress, ac
companied by Mrs. Hailey and daugh
ters, returned home this morning
from an extended visit east. Mr. Hal
ley was In El Paso during the recent
convention. He Is an enthusiast on
the subject of Irrigation and the rec-,
lnmatlon of arid lands. Mr. Hailey
is at his ranch today. i
During his trip east he visited the
St. Louis fair and the large cities of
the Atlantic coast, and returned home
through California, stopping for a
week at points of Interest.
seven
weeks
Bonver Near Boise.
R.. L. Trult has captured
beaver within the last few
wlthm a radius of three miles of
Boise. Ha caught one yesterday near
the head of the Rossi ditch. Its pelt
brought $6 at the taxidermist's.
Boise Capital-News. . i-
Roal Estate Transfer.
Henry Laxlnka and wife to Jacob
Born, an undivided one-half Interest
In a quarter section of land near Pen
dleton; consideration, $1260.
The vote for Swallow, the prohibi
tion candidate for president, was 300.
000. The largest previous Vote for a
prohibition candidate for president
was. 289,000 in 1800.
E. J. Taylor, of Athena, was In the
city. .
Sam Star,
Pendleton.
C. E. Bott. of Helix, is a Pendleton
visitor today.
Miss Jennie Peck, of Walla Walla,
la in Pendleton today.
C. W. McReynolds. of Uklah, Is a
business visitor today.
1 Mrs. Max Baumelster Is In Pendle
ton from Walla Walla.
A. B. Montgomery, of Helix, Is In
Pendleton this afternoon.
Mrs. William Benefiel, of Weston,
Is a Pendleton visitor today.
William and Ernest Knight, of He
lix, ore In Pendleton today.
Miss Gwendolln Berrytnan, of Walla
Walla, is in Pendleton today.
Mrs. Leo Kosminsky. of Walla
Walla, Is visiting in Pendleton today.
V. G. Wllllson, of the Order of
Washington, is In Walla Walla to
day. William Bracken, of Walla Walla,
is In Pendleton the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Charles J. Ferguson.
Dr. Beach and wife, of Ukiah, are
In the city for a few days on busi
ness, the guest of Hotel Bickers.
Dr. C. J. Smith visited Helix last
night on professional business. He
drove over and back In the night.
F. W. Lumpkin, who has been crit
ically 111 with tonsllltls, Is very little
better today, and Is still seriously
sick.
W. B. Montgomery, of the Conti
nental Casuulty company of Portland,
Is In the city on a tour of the O. R.
& N. lines.
Miss Trelaway Jones, of Walla
Walla, Is In Pendleton visiting her
brother, Norvllle Jones, of the Peo
ples Warehouse.
Mrs. H. C. Willis, of Echo, who
came up to receive medical attention
several days ago, accompanied Mr.
Willis home last evening.
E. H. Booth, agent for the Wash
ington & Columbia River railway at
Hunt's Junction, accompanied by his
wife, is in Pepdleton today.
L. L. Berry, a prominent resident
of Milton, Is in Pendleton today. Mr.
llerry says the real estate Is booming
In Milton, and that trade Is lively.
W.. E. Potts, a prominent member
of the Caledonian society of Athena,
was In the city today on business. The
society will hold the annual election
this month.
E. E. Hurvey left hist night for a
visit to Eastern Kansas, Western Mis
souri and Illinois, expecting to be ab
sent at least until February 1. This
is Mr. Harvey's first trip east In 17
years.
A. Pernrd, the well known sheep
man of Pilot Rock, Is In the city on a
business visit today. The range In
that section of the county is in fine
condition, and sheep are all In the
best of condition.
Conductor Martin Anderson, who
has been at Hot Lake for several
days, has returned home greatly im
proved In health and will resume his
run tomorrow . There are now about
65 patients at the sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis, of The
Dalles, who have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford, left
lust evening for their home. Mr.
Davis Is a fireman on the O. R. & N.
out of The Dulles and Mrs. Davis is a
sister of MrB. Crawford. . ,
J. D. Guyette. of Cayuse, Is In the
city today on business. He reports
wheat growing nicely In that section
of the county and the prospects now
good for an excellent crop. The rain
has been general all over that portion
of the wheat belt..
Dr. T. J. Lloyd, the veterinarian,
returned last evening from a profes
sional trip to Helix. Dr. Lloyd finds
that Umatilla county, farmers all own
good horses and take the best care
of them. No other farming commu
nity In Eastern Oregon gives as much
attention to the health of work horses
as Umatilla county farmers, he, de
clares. ,'
. T. T. Land and family, of Helix,
left this morning for Coqullle City,
Coos county, where Mr. Land owned
property. They will remain for the
winter, returning to Helix next spring.
Mr. Land has lived In Coos county
for a number of years and while he
still owns land there, thinks that no
place In the west can beat Umatilla
county. , "
,n Maude Maybelle Atkins, of
Kallspel, Mont, .who has been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Fran
cis and her sons. Grover ' and Roy
Herf, .leaves in the morning for Salem,'-where
she will make her future
home. Her sons, Orover, wno is
working for Dr. C. J. Smith, and
Roy. Is an employe of the East Ore
gonlan. will remain In this city. Mrs.
Atkins was favorably Impressed with
Pendleton, and will return here at
some, future time, she hopes, to re
side." 1
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November haa passed all previous records. NOW FOR DECEMBER.
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FIREMEN'S ELECTION MONDAY.
rmmi-ll Meets in Special Session to
Appoint Judges and Clerks Tills
Afternoon.
Mayor W. F. Matlock called a
special meeting of the city council at
3 o'clock this afternon for the pur-
ft-ose of naming fire election judges
fund clerks for the feremen's election,
which, takes place Monday, Decem
ber D. The following were appoint
ed: Judges. T. T. Nelson, Charles
Cole and Peter Anderson. Clerkf J.
S. Kees, and Will Ingram.
The voting places for the entire
eitv will be the city council rooms,
and the polls will be open from .7 to
p. m. - . .
i BeautiMDolls
I AT FRAZIER'S
FIREMEN'S CANDIDATES.
Jim Brown and Darr Phelps Are tlie
Candidates for Fire Chief.
The candidates for the various of
fices In the fire department, to be
I voted upon next Monday, are as fol
lows: For chief, Darr Phelps and J.
T. Brown; first assistant, Ed Stan
berry, and second assistant, Joe Nolf.
. The contest for the office of cniei
promises to be Interesting. Both
Brown and Phelps are able- and popu
lar men and the friendly rivalry be
tween them will be watched with interest.
The Crook county bank has open
ed for business at Prlnevllle, with
T. 8. Wilson as cashier.
Oste
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assortment. The prices on Peggys run from
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KOEPPENS
' The Popular Price Drug Store.
C. KOEPPEN BROTHERS.
Siindar Scliool Convention.
Rev. Q. L. Hall, of the Baptist
church, and R, E. Penland leave to
night for Helix to nttend the Baptist
District Sunday School, to be held at
that place tomorrow and Saturday.
The Baptist Sunday schools in th
Kanntv are In prosperous condition,
and this meeting Is one of a number
to be held during the winter.
Belligerent Indians.
Two belligerent Umatilla braves
were marched off to the city jail this
afternoon by ;Chlef of Police- M. J.
Carney. The Indians began their
fracas lii a vacant lot on Cottonwood
trt and a fair slued crowd of whites
and Indians assembled to watch he
contest before the police arrivea.
Aiilinnl Trainer Dead.
San Francisco, .' Dec. 1. Charles
Hendricks, the animal , .trainer at
rh.ite ' who was attacked by a Hon
Sunday, died this morning of blood
Osteopathy is a system of treating
diseases by perfectly adjusting all
parts of the body, thus giving the
blood and nervs supply their natural
iinertv to carry on life.
It assumes, s a working basis, that
Ood, In constructing the human body,'
was a workman capable of making a
machine that will work, and until
worn out will continue to work so
long as all parts are kept in perfect
order; and that when it fails to work
some part is out of order.
This icommon sense you appiy io
vour harvester, sewing macnine ana
watch.. Why not appiy it ,w your
hodvr .. Your harvester, sewing ma-
ohin. nr watch will not run with
Darts bent or displaced. Why, any
more, should your body work properly
with a, rib or vertebrae displaced;
muscle or ligament contractured or
thickened? Is it not evident how the
blood and nerve supply, the two
mnu on which every cell -of ie
body depends for Its life and activity,
may be deranged? The cells not Work'
Ing properly, what of the organs com
posed of the cells T Do you realize
why gallons of medicine have failed
to rure you?. A little thinking here,
with a little common sense will
change your idea of disease and Its
cure.
The Osteopaths, with two years of
rhardest jitudy. with, one year of ap
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pvenueesnip. is. sent oui as me uw
machinist to . detect and restore the
misplaced structures. When, If the
working . basis, tjod's ability to con
struct a capable machine, be true, the
body will be m "Working order. J Con
template. , . , ,. . . .
' Literature 'sent on request
DOCTORS HOISINCTON
DKSPAIN BLOCK PENDLETON
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Grand array of Dolls of all sizes. Large dolls, small dolls, '
medium size dolls, to suit all children and all purchasers. .Genu
ine Imported Handwerck in all sizes.. They are the finest, pret-,
tlest and best dolls made. We have dolls from lc to $10 each, ,
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
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Heating Stoves
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and we hare all saxes at money-saving prices.
looted with a view of getting only beaters that are fuel sarere.
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