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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1904)
EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONLN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER . HKM. PAGE OTTO. . t 2 fit's Rich Pungent IS DEAVERS' GOLDEN WEST COFFEE It pleases the taste of all lovers of good coffee. House1v have no difficulty in serving a most delicious cup of coffee when Uie Golden West brand lg used. We handle Deaver'a Golden West coffee and take pleasure in recommending it to our customers. STANDARD Grocery Company CORNER COURT AND JOHNSON STREETS. Automobile delivery. Yon get your goods on time. PERSONAL MENTION of Tekoa, la in the city , Ed Storle, today. George Van Dran is In the city from a few days visit at the Hot Lake. P. H. Haradon, O. R. & N. auditor, is In the city today, on a tour of the system. Fireman O. M. Lemomns. of the La Grande freight service, has been promoted to the position of engineer. Robert Burns, general agent of the O. R. & N., Is in the cltv todav mi "WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OURVAD. ITS SO." It Pays to Trade at "WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OCR AD. ITS SO." The People's Warehouse THE LEADERS. with his exten-; ...I CITY BREVITIES U. C. Ruder. Get sunny. "A-Rare-Blt" at Hohbach's. All dress goods at cost at Teutach's. Douglas and Hanan shoes at Roose velt's. Ice cream and soda every day at the Delta. Attend the big sale at Teutsch'a. It will do you good. Smokers get satisfaction at How ard's, formerly Rees' cigar store. Japanese cook wants a Job. Wages $30 per month. Address P. O.box S4. The St George restuarant, open day and night. Mrs. Cooper, propri stress. Han and wife wants work on ranch. Beferences furnished. Apply at this office. Borosia shoes for women. Walkover hoes for men at Alexander Depart ment Store. Those real swell nut brown stiff hata in the correct shape are at Sul livan & Bond's. Special bargains In ladies' ready-to-wear tailor-made suits. Alexander Department Store. The choicest things out are the nut brown stiff hats. They can be seen st Bulllvan & Bond's. Wanted Salesmen, experience un necessary. Good pay while learning, -apply at once to Jesse Falling. Iwt Silver horseshoe pin in neigh borhood of Madison street. Finder return to this office and receive re ward. Wanted to Buy Best section of wheat land near Pendleton, that cau be bought for $5000. No agents; 1S Park street, Portland. For Sale House and lot; house nesrly new. with city water and with hsth complete. Inquire of J. T. Brown, m Lincoln street. H you seek the very latest Idea in awn'i hats, see the new nut brown tiff hat in the correct shape. Just mm in by express. Sullivan ft Bond. For Sale For $30 I will sell the 7x,x' age which cost $20 and 20 ca MI7 Wrts and linnets, all good slng- aiw a line talking parrot for sale P' T. L. Baker, 711Lllleth . K. A W ,lmn. ..ill "Pecial train froli Rendleton to walla aid reV,rWedneuay, mber 7. ieavesWndletf7 a. wave Walla Walla 5 r an. Reg- Get sunny. U. C. Rader.' Fresh fruit daily at Martin's. Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt's. 13. B0 ladies' Gloria shoes at Roose velt's. Boys' and girls' books, 18c to $1.50. A large line. Nolfs. Closing out sale lace curtains. Al exander Department Store. For Rent Good buslnes location. Enquire 114 East Webb street Try a .pair of our Bunker Hill school shoes. A doll free at Teutsch'a. Lost K. of P. charm; finder return to East Oregonian and receive re ward. For Rent Furnished room in de sirable neighborhood. Bath. Address W., this office. They are beauties, those nut brown stiff hats shown at Sullivan ft Bond's. Just In by express. Wanted Work mornings and even ings by Jap to pay for board while going to school. Address Fred, box 34. Just received by express all the new shades of satin taffeta and velvet ribbons at TeutBch's Department 3tore. . Special train tot WiiLs Walla will leuve O. R. ft N. dj cember 7. . Returnlnii Walla 5 p. m. Everyone settling account at Peoples Warehouse gets tickets the $881.60 to be given away, ticket for each dollar you pay. Rnslvn lumn rnfll tnntninm slate, burns longer, holds fire better and Is $1.50 per ton cheaper than any coal In Pendleton market. 'Phone main 261. The Salvation Army places one or two worklngmen in temporary posi tions every day. A free employment bureau is conducted by the local corps and any one having short jobs to be done, can find reliable men by call ing at the barracks. To people in search of a suitable Christmas present for some male member or friend of the family, the Peoples Warehouse commends you to their magnificent assortment of sus penders, splendid webbing and in handsomely embroidered design's, some silk, some part Uilkft some not silk, some with gilt aucJjnd some with Sterling silver uckles. ranging In price from 60 centsVo $5.00 eacR. For those who desire i the Peoples Warehouse will take charge of M? present and deliver It at any time or place desired. We have a place sTt apart In the store for this purpose. at 7 a. m. De leave Walla the on One business connected sive duties. Mrs. M. L. Causey of La Grande, is expected to arrive tomorrow visit a tew days with Mm. a n Thompson. Robert E. Porter, of Pendleton, Is here to attend the funeral of his father-in-law, William H. Bender. Walla Walla Union. H. Connell. division roadmaster of the O. R. ft N. at Umatilla, is In the city today on business. His track Is I In elegant condition for the winter. Mrs. L. Bush Llvermore returned this forenoon from Baker City, where she has been visiting her mother for several days. Sumpter Daily Miner. Churles Wlshman and family, of near Island City, passed through to day en route to their homested near I Hatton. in Franklin county, Washlng- Justus Wade, of Summervllle. Union county, passed through this morning to Walla Walla on a visit. Mr. Wade was formerly state senator from Union and Wallowa counties. D. C. Brownell. the pioneer irrigator of Umatilla. Is in the city today on business connected with his irrigation projects. He has just completed a ditch and headgates for the purpose of Irrigating 1200 acres of sandy land near the town of Umatilla. State Senator N. Whealdon, of Was co county, fnlled to reach the city last evening on his contemplated trip to Weston, to look over the condition of the Weston Normal. He will be here next Monday and In company with Representative Blakeley, visit Weston on that day. D. Dougherty, a farmer of Tutuilla, Is in the city today on a trading trip. He reports the grain In that part of the county as not In any danger from freezing out. Most of it is up and out of reach of the cold weather, and some of It has not yet sprouted and Is therefore safe. Very little, If any, reseedlng will be necessary. R. R. Collins, a prominent wood dealer of Kamela, and a fruit farmer of Freewater. was In the city last evening on his way from the wood camps at Kamela, to his home at Freewater. where his family resides. He reports fine weather on the moun tains, and large quantities of wood on the dumps ready for shipment. SENSATIONAL SALE OF BOYS' CLOTHING Not cheap clothing of any old stylo and make. HUT NEW, UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING. MADE RIGHT and PRICED RIGHT. To begin with: FIT RIGHT, less We I lave just received a new lot of those Peggy from Paris "t we have been selling so fat this season. Hand Bags Chain Purses e have a fine assortment. The prices on Peggy s run from to $10.00. Handbags, $1.50 Co $7.60. Everyone Is a good value and sure to cult. KOEPPENS The Popular Price Drug Store. A. c KOKPPErw RRrninnta. NO CAR SHORTAGE. W. C. R. Has Enough Cars for All Immediate Needs. There Is no car shortage on the Washington ft Columbia River rail way. S. B. Calderhead, general freight and passenger agent for the "Hunt" line, was In Pendleton last night, and gave out the statement that his road had plenty of cars available. "There Is an overabundance of flats." said Mr. Calderhead, "and there are enough freights for all Im mediate needs. The Washington ft Columbia River road is moving little wheat just now. Unlike the O. R. ft N. It was able to secure plenty of ears early In the seuRon so as to clear up Its heavy work and prevent delay. The O. R. & X. has still a grent deal of its eastern shipments to get out. With us about the only freight of any importance just now Is the ordinary run of stuff coming In over the North ern Pacific." To Denver Convention. So far as is known, Charles Cun ningham will be the only Umatilla county stockman to attend the meet ing of the Nutlonal Livestock associ ation to be held in Denver January 10-14. Mr. Cunningham expects to attend If nothing happens to prevent him. later In the winter. His herds are now In the pink of condition and he is enthusiastic over the prospect ahead of western sheepmen. The Peoples Warehouse Is display ing In Its south window a representa tive line of men's warm gloefflr, show ing everything worth while In -401s line; such as gloves for work, gloves for driving, gloveafor walking Und gloves for dress, TrVn 25 cents per pair to $4. CO par pali You will "mid the smallest Pftdas great a bargain In its way as theVgheat prlce.Ttnd you are cordially Jjivlted to call and examine them for yourself. You ufe equally welcome . whether you come for the purpose of looking or buJUig. New furniture for sale; been used four months; lit Monroe street $6.90 ''t w ill foe, next 10 days $350 $6.00 ,1,,8' wl" be' "cxt 10 ,,ay' $3.00 $5.00 8uit w,u ,,cxt 10 $2,50 $4.00 Boyi wl" be' ncxt 10 dl,y8 " $2 00 $3.50 I ' c, next 10 day $1.75 $3.00 n8' sult w,u noxt 10 aa $ 1 .50 $2.50 n8' 8,111 ,,ni o' nxt 10 d,,j'9 $ 1 .25 Here Is a chance to buy your boys WINTER needfuls at a sensationally low price. .top s a1? o S 5 -S3ci b if e sl as S 8 3 ei SgggggggggggggggiggggggSggg OtreJCg- : 'if 2 acta -5 ,a-ti f. r. in r. f CI ffl CI f I CI CI CI s sgsassciassf.ssyss2',:,ue""'ag ::: :j ::::::::::: :18 :: : :a :l :J :I : : : :S : : : : :fiS : : :gE : :s .taxi .rfiw 3 i imi 7 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 hs fa o X is "i c u a a "WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. IT'S SO." ( Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. "WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. ITS SO." CITY OFFICERS ELECTED. I niulllla County Townx Hold Refrnlur ElmnioiiH. Weston, Dec. 6. The city election pussed over quietly yeBterday, there being but 4 8 votes cast out of a total of 200 In the city. There was but one ticket In the field, which was elected as follows: Mayor, S. A. Barnes; re corder, L. F. Wood; treusurer, J. R. Kllgore; councllmen, two years, M. A. Bryson, M. A. Baker and J. R. King; one year, H. K. Brandt, C. H. Stan field and C. T. Barbour. The election Is an endorsement of the policy of Mayor Barnes, which hus- for Its keynotes civic economy, cleanliness and strict enforcement of the laws. New Directory of Pendleton. W. J. Lloyd, representing R. L. Polk ft Co., directory publishers. Is In the city gathering data for the forthcoming ifmatllla, Union and Baker county directory. This book wlll be on the same general lines as the last only much larger and more up-to-date work. The book contains the names of all business houses, professional men and occupations, al so a complete list of all tax payers, giving the assessed valuation and pout office addresses. This Is an ex cellent advertisement for the city of Pendleton, as R. L. Polk & Co. pub lish directories and maintain libraries In all the principal cities of the United Slutes, where all the director ies are kept for the free use of the public. The sale of this book outside of the district which It covers Is enor-moua The Boys', and Girls Aid Society of Portland can furnish a limited num ber of boys and girls for adoption, for light work, for chores, while attend ing school and for people wishing to bring them up as their own. Address W. T. Oardner, Portland, Or. To those' wishing to select a grip, trading, bag. suircasewrlst bag or trunk, of whaUoCier dei rlptlon, "See the large north wlillow OT the Peoples Warehouse. The pMcea are right, TfTe stuff Is right, and It goes without say ing, the store Is right. w Walla Walla business men's excur sion, Pendleton to Walla Walla and return, December 7, 1904. O. R. ft N. train leaves Pendleton T a. m. Leaves Walla Walla 6 p. m. eautifulDolls At frazier's Grand array of Dolls of all slues. 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 la to $10 each. FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store Special sale ladles' underwear. See prices In ad. Alexander Department Store. to (CtMXll M'.i..,,U liMu.i-' Aak Ymir Or 1 1 1 1 1 1 II II Mllll Ml 1 1 ! HI IHtHWWW I I Holiday Buying f HAS COMMENCED Uunzlker presenU to Ute p ililic a line of suitable gifts, the equal of which hae never been shown licre.. It Include many new article shown in Pendleton lor the first time and are exclusive.. A 'act ..Mh .i,iA-in n... . ... ... .Minl. mil You'll find It Just as represented. Ladles' cold-fVlled watches, SI 2.25 and 28.. Ladles' diamond rings, W and up.. Watdiea, diamonds, silverware In sterling and filled. Ladles' toilet and manicure seta. sod We have so many new ideas and beautiful creations that we are posi tive you will enjoy looking over our line. You are Invited. L. Hunziker The Progressive Jeweler 726 Main Street 1Tm,,,,, , MiiiiMmmniM I,.,, .ujii i . I . i I """Jl -. ir-s-g- ' r TV V Iff r.
