DAILY EAST OREGQXIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T. 1MI.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Clark E. Nelson wu in town law
night from Weston.
J. M. Rutler. of Cayuse. is In the
city today, on a trading trip.
James Nagle left last night for San
Francisco, on a month's vacation.
Dwelley Herrlck. a Walla Walla
music dealer, is In Pendleton on busi
ness. J. M. Hemphill, of Pilot Rock, Is
a guest of Hotel Bickers while In the
city today on business.
Senator Walter M. Pierce leaves to
night for California to look after ex
tensive Interests at Victoria Island. .
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THE LEADERS.
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$2.50 to $3.50
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H. T. Herrlck. of Walla Walla. Is
X In the city today on business connect
ed with his music store In that city.
Mrs. W. J. Sewell has been quite ill
with an -attack of grip for several
days. She Is somewhat better today.
George Ferguson, of the Teutsch de-
SENSATIONAL SALE OF
BOYS' CLOTHING
Not cheap clothing of any old stylo and make, RUT NEW, UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING.
MADE RIGHT and PRICED RIGHT. To begin with:
FIT RIGHT,
Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
partment store, has been 111 for a
couple of days with an attack of grip. I
Mrs. B. F. McElroy, of Wallowa, I
who has been visiting J. B. Mumford !
and, family, starts for home tomorrow.
W. E. Davidson, of Davidson Real
Estate and Mining eomnanv hn r.
T ' turned from a business trip to Port
X and.
1 1 J- J- Kauffman, a prominent Walla
i , Walla meat dealer, and former chief
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CITY BREVITIES
C Rflder. Get sunny.
Vew Knox hats, Roosevelt's.
Lll dress roods at cost at TeuUch'a,
house For Kent See H. J,
Stlll-
IMglai and Hanan shoes at Roose-
, cream and soda every day at
Delta.
Ittend the big sale at Teutsch'a.
111 do you good.
am Campbells beauurui areas
ii make a lovely Xmas gift.
:moken get satisfaction at How
,'s, formerly llees' cigar store.
Sipanese cook wants a Job. Wages
per month. Address P. O.box 34.
Irtie St George restuarant, open
md nleht. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-
Get sunny. U. C. Rader.
Fresh fruit dally at Martin's.
Big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt's.
3.6U ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose
velt's. For Rent Good busines location.
Enquire 114 East Webb street
Buy the best mattresses made, the
genuine Ostermore. Falling has them.
21 cases of toys and dolls received
yesterday. Nolfs Santa Claus store.
John Cogshall was this morning sen
tenced to five days In the city Jail for
vagrancy.
For P.ent Furnished room In de
sirable neighborhood. Bath.
W., this office.
They are beauties, those nut brown
stiff bats shown at Sullivan & Bond's.
Just In by express.
The Stelnway Piano Is in a class by
Itself, way above anything made.
Falling has Stelnways Just in.
C. S. Haynes. O. R. & N. operator,
has Just presented Mis. Haynes with
a new piano as a birthduy gift.
Wanted Work mornings and even.
of police of that city, is In Pendleton
today.
T. J. Wright, an experienced phar
macist from Spokane, has accepted a
position with the Tallman Drug com
pany. .
Mrs. Thomas Boylen submitted to
an operation today, at St. Anthony's
hospital. She is doing nicely this
evening.
The motor of the organ at the Pres
byterian church will be thoroughly
overhauled at once and put 'In first
class order.
Louis Proebstel, of Weston, was In
Pendleton yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral of the late Charles
A. Cameron.
Mrs. D. B. Bailey and Mrs. Marv
Address ! Th0"1!""5" wnt to Walla Walla this
morning to visit mends. They will
return this evening.
George Llngreen, of ' Union, who
underwent an operation for hernia,
ut St. Anthony's hospital, a few days
ago. Is recovering rapidly.
John H. Dupes, fireman on the O.
R. & N.. is In the city on a visit with
friends. He has Just returned from
Spokane on a short vacation.
D. B. Bailey, of the Boston Store.
has received the news that his mother
an and wife wants work on ranch
t'ttvnceB furnished. Apply at this
ee.
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34.
Christian church fair In the Bow
man building, December 16, 16 ond
17. Excellent program each even
ing. The total cash fines paid in at Ta-
UU..B uy . make ner nome wlln her Drotner Q
and slot machine men, equaled $4.- P. ,, milnap h. ,r th wt
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ia t Bond's.
STIie choicest things nut are the nut
kwn stiff hats. They can be seen
Sullivan & Bond's.
Wanted Salesmen, experience un-
wnaiy. Good pay while learning.
pi; at once to Jesse Failing.
Lost Silver horseshoe pin In neigh-
raood of Madison street. Finder
Jim to this office and receive re-
ii.
loit received by express all the
lhadea of satin taffeta and velvet
Item at Teutscli's Denartment
for Bale House and lot; house
V new, with city water and with
( complete. Inquire of J. T.
'n. ill Lincoln street
you seek the very latest Idea In
i hats, see the new nut brown
oat In the correct Shane. Just
pe In by express. Sullivan & Bond.
Fw Sale-For 130 I will sell the
cage which cost lf.n nnri .o-
R birds and linnets, all good slng-
r nne talking parrot for sale
rP T. L. Baker. 71 a T.llio.h
possibly be culled noma to attend her.
Glen Nixdorff, who has Just recov
ered from a severe attack of typhoid
fever, bus accepted a position as night
operator at Kcho with the O. R. & N.
Miss Elsie W. Hatt will arrive from
Sun Francisco this evening and will
Buy your Xmas presents at the
Christian church fair, Bowmun build
ing, December 15, 16 and 17. Splen
did program each evening.
H. K. Cranston has Just completed
one of the most convenient residences
In the city on the north side of the
river. It will be ready for occupancy
In a few days.
Roslyn lump coal contains less
slate, burns longer, holds fire better
and U J1.60 per ton cheaper than
any coal In Pendleton market.
'Phone main 261.
C. Hatt, manager here for the Western
Union.
J. H. O'N'ell, the genial traveling
passenger agent of the O. R. & N.,
was in the city this morning on busi
ness connected with the Walla Walla
special train.
W. P. Temple has been suffering
severely from asthma since his return
from the east several weeks ago. He
was never troubled with the disease
before his trip east.
Robert Forster has returned from a
trip to Portland. In the Interest of his
$6.90 noy' ne 10 ias $3.50
$6.00 no8' 81,11 w11 bo next 10 $3.00
$5.00 iio8' su,t wi" io next 10 aas $2.50
$4.00 'ta'' 8,, ! ncxt 10 $2 00
$3.50 n8' 8,,lt wl" be ucxt 10 lnys $ ,75
$3.00 1,,,s' w,u ,,ext 10 das $ 1 .50
$2.50 ,io8' 8,111 wiu , ncxt 10 df ' $ 1 .25
Here Is a chance to buy your boys WINTER needfuls at a sensationally low price.
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TUNIS SHEEP AT THE FAIR,
Remnant of a Once Famous Breed
From Africa.
The only flock of Tunis sheep ex
hibited at the World's fair was that
of Charles Rountree of Crawfords
vllle, Ind. The Tunis type of sheep
is a rare breed and the flock which
was exhibited Is descended directly
from two animals that were brought
to this country from Africa In 1799
by General William Eaton, who was
at that time United States consul to
Tunis.
He purchased them from the Bey
of Tunis, but only one ram and one
ewe survived the voyage to this coun
try. This pair, Caramelll and Selinl,
were placed under the care of Judge
Richard Peters, a noted sheep breed
er, near Philadelphia, and a flock of
Tunis sheep was raised.
These were all sent south to North
and South Carolina, Virginia and
Georgia, where they were successfully
bred until the beginning of the Civil
extensive planing mill business In this I ""r- ' n" "rKKa wa" lnen entirely
city. He Is continually adding new ! In"1 u'"'1 Bma" ,lock was discover-
machlnery and now
According to. the report of the sd
perlntendent of the Insane asylum for "est equipped plants In the
the year 1904, it is shown that Uma- Empire.
tllla county has furnished 59 patients
for that Institution In the past year.
has ore of the
Inland
We want to call your attention
to our l ine of hand painted leather
blenders and Indian heads. They
"oke the best Christmas gifts for
'Hends in the East. The prices are
'"y reasonable for hand work. A
TJry good picture of Mount Hood,
Ikand painted on leather) for $1.00,
l4'ger ones at $1.50 and $2.00.
Wh 1 1 e looking at these calenders,
Mo ask to Bee the hand painted
Jetton Ware (the very latest.) Prices
6." at so centos and up to $2.50. , ;
Coae while the "selection is good.
A. C. KOEPPEN & BROTHERS, ;
Popular Price Druggists. S
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Engineer Frank Pike, formerly a
resident of this city, but for several
years past on an O. R. & N. helper
engine ut Telocaset,, has again taken
a freight engine and passed through
the city west today, for the first time
In four years.
E. B. Shafer, a prominent farmer.
from north of town. Is somewhat
ed In the swamps of South Carolina
In 1890. by Maynard H. Springer of
Columbia. The half dozen were
caught and the breed was again start
ed. The flock exhibited at the World's
fair are the progeny of this remnant
of the flock of Tunis sheep that was
lost sight of for 50 years.
The most powerful lighthouse In
America will soon be In operation on
I.ennard Island, on the west coast of
alarmed at the condition of much of Vancouver island. It will have 750.
the wheat In his vicinity. Unless the ! nft" candle power, and be visible for
weather changes and warm rains 26 miles,
come veiy soon, to start the wheat t
that is sown, much of it will have to! Work on the government building
be reseeded. Many farmers In that i at the Lewis and Clark fair is pro
vlclnlty did not save over enough ' gresslng rapidly, and the building will
wheat to reseed with. I be completed by April 1.
F. B. Holbrook, of Irrlgon, superin
tendent of the land and water com
pany s irngauon scneme ai inai pmce, gl.ade race horgea
and founder of the town of Irrlgon; ammmmm
superintendent of the Irrlgon Sunday
school, editor of the Irrlgon Irrigator
and lone Post, chairman of the Irrl
gon school board, and one of the most
enthusiastic Irrigators in the arid belt,
Is a guest of Hotel St. George today.
There Is a sudden and almost Inex
plicable slump In the price of hlgh-
At tlie Hurrah Home.
There will be religious services at I
the home of W. W. Harrah, on Wild
Horse, five miles from town, Friday j
evening next, conducted by Rev. O.
L. Hall. The occasion will be made
an old-fashioned "neighborhood meet-
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'SEALED TINS ONLY"
eaotifulDolls
AT FRAZIER'S
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
tiest and best dolls made. We have dolls from lo to $10 each.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
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Ilunzlker presenU to the public a line of suitable sifts, the equal of which ha new been T
here.. It Includes many new articles alionn in Pendleton for the first iline and are exduslie,. AIc t
vorth considering.. Our gnaraitce Is back of every article we sell. Yoo'll nna u jum
Ladles' gold-filled watches, $I2.zS and $28.. Ladlea' diamond rings, fS and op.. Watclies, uumonos,
silverware In sterling and filled. Ladles' toilet and manicure sets.
We have so many new Ideaa and
beautiful creations that we are posi
tive you will enjoy looking over our
line. You are invited.
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The Progressive Jeweler
726 Main Street
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