DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1901.
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It's Rich Pungent
IS DEAVERS' GOLDEN
WEST COFFEE
.lie taste of al' lovers of good coffee,
II pier3 1
. have no dlfflnltj' in serving a most delicious cup
. Allien W -t brand la used.
w, handle Pcaver'g Gol.ien vie cuuee ana toKe pleasure In
imrnAing it to our customer
PERSONAL MENTION
Arlington Pennlck. of Adams, Is tn
Pendleton today.
Joseph Thompson, of Walla Walla,
Is visiting- In Pendleton.
Mrs. Joel Halstead of Echo, is In
the city for a few days' visit.
Charies ia,eron Is til with a
threatened attack of appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers, of
Echo, are in Pendleton this mornlnir.
Attorney J. p. Winter returned
STANDARD
Grocery torn pa ny
CORNER COURT AND JOHNSON STREETS.
ntonioliile delivery. You get your goods on time.
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CITY BREVITIES
Bader. Get sunny.
Miners at Wlthee's.
Knox hats, Rooseveu s.
tm foodi at cost at Teutsch's.
fllUiant Hanan shoes at Roose-
cnam anil soda every day at
Delta.
liend the big Bale at Teutacn a.
do you good.
ban 15c value ladies' hose at
tdei Department Store,
lesaoni In art needlework at
frlwn'a, at Hasbrouck a
loten jet satisfaction at How-
formerly Iiees cigar store.
fedal aale ladles' underwear. See
In ad. Alexander Department
8t George reatuarant, open
ai night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-
1 real swell nut brown stiff
in the correct shape are at Sul-
a Bond's.
la-Silver horseshoe pin In nelgh
ood of iladlson street Finder
r. to this office and receive re-
m Kelt the very latest Idea in
bail, see the new nut brown
bit to the correct shape. Just
In by express. Sullivan & Bond.
every dollar paid to the Peo-
ffarehouae either for new goods
p or In settlement of account,
ret a ticket on the 27 aifts. value
il.
thii Saturday iituht the Peo-
Warehouae will sell their 60 cent
ft flannel underskirts for S6c.
ere will be music by the or-
n from 7 until (.
' Ihli Saturday night the art de-
pwit of the Peoples Warehouse
on aale all their pillow tops
' a reduction. This depart-
no down stairs and you will
& at the rear of the ready-to-department
And there will be
' from 7 until 9
pMWa good old Saturday night.
warehouse will sell all
" men'a hats, Including Derhv
r nd o tn all the new
n w ll.M each. And remem-
tw each dollar purchase you
' t. making it possible for
r m' of the gifts which
"Plea Warehaiiw o-ui -w, ,..
( Mil of December. And there
" Balc from 7 until .
Get sunny. U. C. Rader.
"A-Rare-Bit" at Hohbach'e.
Piesh fruit dally at Martin's.
Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt's.
$3.60 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose
velt's. Closing out sale lace curtains. Al
exander Department Store.
For Rent Good buslnes location.
Enquire 111 East Webb street.
New furniture for sale; been used
four months; 116 Monroe street.
20c buys a 35c ladles' golf gloves
at Alexander Department Store.
We are headquarters for office
supplies and blank books. Nolf's.
Jnpaaese cook wants a job. Wages
ISO per month. Address P. O.box 34.
Try a pair of our Bunker Hill
school shoes. A doll free at Teutsch's.
Wanted Young men to board In
private family. Inquire at this of'
flee.
For Rent Furnished room In de
sirable neighborhood. Bath. Address
W., this office.
They are beauties, those nut brown
stiff hats shown at Sullivan & Bond's.
Just In by express.
Rooms New furnished rooms
! bath; with or without board. Close
in; 302 Webb street
Lost Fox terrier with white body
and black head. Return to 311 Wa
ter street, or telephone Red 94.
Just received by express all the
new shades of satin taffeta and velvet
ribbons at Teutsch's Department
Store.
Once more, we have a Saturday
night and as usual there will be mu
sic at the Peoples Warehouse. Come
pnd bring your friend.
Everyotit. settling account at the
Peoples Warehouse gets tickets on
the 3881.60 to be given away. One
ticket for each dollar you pay.
Roslyn lump coal contains less
slate, burns longer, holds fire better
and Is 31.60 per ton cheaper than
any . coal In Pendleton market.
'Phone main 261.
For Sale For $30 I will sell the
7x7x6 cage which cost 120 and 30 ca
nary birds and linnets, all good sing
ers; alBO a fine talking parrot for sale
cheap. T. L. Baker, 718 Lllleth
street.
For this Saturday night the peoples
Warehouse will sell their wide and
narrow embroidered turn-over col
lars In brown, navy, green, red and
white, with tie to match, for 26 cents
for the collar and tie. And there will
be music by the orchestra.
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business trip to
last night from
Walla Walla.
Sherman Burroughs, a prominent
pioneer of Salem, died Friday of ty
phoid fever.
J. H. Lawrey, who has been criti
cally III with typhoid fever for over
month, is now convalescent.
John P. McManus, the popular and
aggressive editor of the Pilot Rock
Record, is In the city today transact
ing business.
T. J. Nlxdorff, formerly Western
Union manager in this city, Is now
employed as night operator at the O.
R. & N. offices here.
G. H. Grler. of Pendleton, who has
been In our city on a short business
viit. returned to Pendleton last eve- j
nlng. La Grande Observer. i
T. K. Beard of Modesto, Ca!.. owner!
of the Bickers hotel nroDertv. who
has been In Pendleton for several
days on business, departed for home
this morning.
John E. Lathrop and wife left this
morning for Portland, after gathering
data for a special Pendleton edition
of the Oregon Dally Journal, which
is to appear soon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson, of
Umatilla, are visiting in Pendleton
today. Mr. Davidson has resided at
Umatilla for many years, and Is well
known In Pendleton.
J. W. Stamper, of Birch Creek, is
In the city today, on a trading trip.
He reports the grain In that portion
of the county to be growing nicely.
Rain would help It, but It Is not abso
lutely necessary.
B. F. McElroy, the well known res
ervation farmer, was a business vis
itor today. Reservation wheat is in
excellent condition and there is no
prospect at this time of any of it hav
ing to be reseeded.
W. W. Wolf, one of the prominent
farmers of the Echo district, is a bus
iness visitor today. Mr. Wolf raised
large crop of broomcorn and sorg
hum cane this season, and finds that
they both pay in the Echo country.
He will seed more land to both crops
next year.
Mrs. A. C. Nlxdorff. who hss been
seriously ill for the pas; two weeks,
is n irvalescent. Her son, Olen, who
contracted typhoid at La Cross,
Wash., has entirely recovered and
It Pays to Trade at
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IN
The People's Warehouse
THE LEADERS.
SENSATIONAL SALE OF
BOYS' CLOTHING
Not cheap clothing of any old ulyle and make. HUT NEV, UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING. KIT RIGHT.
MADE RIGHT anil PRICED RIGHT. To begin with: .
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$6.90 Hoy s"u wi 10 ''" $3.50
$6.00 Iv,""' "ult ,,m ,kn 10 lny" $3.00
$5.00 ,k,s' m,,t wiu Ic-nox, 10 " $2.50
$4.00 Boya" milt wilt e. nt 10 day $2.00
$3.50 "s' m,it wm "c-nou 10 ,tay" $ 1 .75
$3.00 ,,,,vs wm ,kn ,,cU 10 ,ln5 $ 1 .50
$2.50 Iu,s" mlt wl" ,o' nx, 10 ,,,iy $ 1 .25
Here lx a chance to buy your lioys WINTER needful at a Hciisutlonally low price.
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will report for duty In the telegraph
service of the O. R. & N. in a few
days.
J. D. Casey, mayor of Hilgard, was
bunlness visitor today. He has
partially completed arrangements to
start a lumber yard at Adams. He is
operating two of the largest Bawmllls
in the Blue mountains aside from the
Perry mills. He owns a large tract
fo timber land near Meacham, which
will be sawed next year, if his plans
are carried out
have Just received a new lot of those Peggy from Paris
haie been selling so fat this
Hand Bags Chain Purses
kaw a tin, aaaortment.
nil . m.
Handbaga, 1.M to 17.6a.
-Tooe U a good value and aura to suit.
The price on Pegrys run from
KOEPPENS
Toe Popular Price Drue 8 tore.
C KOEPPEIT BROTHERS.
Just received by express a big line
of men's fancy silk handkerchiefs,
your choice for 60 cents at the Peo
ples Warehouse. Come and look at
them. And for this Saturday evening
there will be music from 7 until .
For this good old Saturday night
the Peoples Warehouse will sell chil
dren's Iron Clud Hose, heavy or light
wight, regular 25 cent value, for IS
cents. And there will be music as
usual.
Bob Womach. the man who dis
covered gold at Cripple Creek, a
camp which haa produced J160.000.
01)0 In gold. Is paralyzed, helpless and
dying In poverty at Colorado Springs.
$5.00 and 16.00 sweaters will be
sold for $3.60 for this good old Sat
urday night at the Peoples Ware
house. And don't forget the music
from 7 until .
Wanted Young lady or gentleman
for . light, agreeable work in city.
Good proposition to right party. A.
M. Maxwell, Hotel Pendleton.
For Sale House and lot; house
nearly new, with city water and with
bath complete. Inquire of J. T
Brown, 111 Lincoln street
Wanted to Buy Best section of
wheat land near Pendleton, that can
ho honirht for $6000. No agents; 164
Park street, Portland.
A heavy wind tore away 600 feet
of a power flume at Ashland. Novem
ber 80. The flume was built 80 feet
in the air.
Den's Royal Buck silk lined gloves,
gray and brown. Just arrived by ex
press at the Peoples Warehouse.
Special bargains in ladles' ready-to-wear
tailor-mad suits. Alexander
Department Store.
I,cvlH and nark Fair Notes.
A comprehensive Philippine display
will be an Interesting feature of the
Lewis and Clark centennial.
The forestry building at the Lewis
and Clark centennial will be the sec
ond largest log building ever erected.
One of the logs used In the con
struction of the forestry Duiiuing ai
the lewis and Clark exposition weigh
ed 27 tons.
An Interesting collection of old
mining implements will form a part
of Oregon's exhibit at the Lewis and
Clark centennial.
Several large rose beds have been
laid out In the LewlB and Clark cen
tennial grounds and the roses are
now In full bloom.
The annual convention of the Na
tional Association of Railroad Com
missioners which will meet In Dead
wood, S. D., next August, will adjourn
to Portland and hold Its concluding
sessions at the Lewis and Clark centennial.
Preliminary work on the govern
ment building at the Lewis and Clark
fair is progressing rapidly, and al
ready the necessary excavations have
been made and the foundation tim
bers laid. The building will be corn
Dieted April 1, 1006.
Governor Mickey or Neurasaa who
a recent visitor in Portland, and ex
pressed himself as surprised at the
advanced stage of the preparations
for the Lewis and Clark centennial.
The governor said that he was hearti
ly In favor of a generous participation
In the fair by his state.
The Congregational Cadet Corps of
Eureka, Cat, has set plans on foot to
combine- healthful exercise and se
cure profitable training, experience
and knowledge, by marching, 100
strong, to Portland next June to at
tend the Lewis and Clark centennial.
President Goode will present the boys
with a handsome silk banner com
memorating their visit
Life, color, demonstration and mo
tion will be features of the exhibits
at the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Not only will the finished products
be shown In attractive Installation,
but the processes by which they are
made will be shown as well.
BeautifulDolls
AT FRAZIER'S
Grand array of Dolls of all sixes. . 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
tiest and best dolls made. We have dolls from la to (10 each.
V. ('. T. U. Re-eUwled Officer
Philadelphia, Dec. 3. The Nation
al Woman's Christian Temperance
Union today re-elected Its general of
ficers for another year.
A Presbyterian missionary district
conference waa held at La Grande
December 1, which was largely at
tended.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
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Holiday Buying
HAS COMMENCED
... ... ... i haa never been shown
a line of sultanie giita, uio d" - . . A
. shown in Pendleton for the ' vou'u f,ndl, J" represented
la back of every article we IL You U find it Jiua "L
Ilunzlker present to the public
here.. It includes many new article
Ladles gold-filled watchea, 1 1 2.25 and $25.. Ladle' diamond ring". P'
silverware In sterling and filled. Ladies' toilet and manicure et.
U'atchea, diamonds,
have
beasulful cn
Avi you Mil
have so many new Idea and
creations that we are poat-
you will enjoy looking over our
. You are Invited.
L.Hunziker
The Progressive Jeweler
726 Main Street
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