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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1904)
TEN PA3- 11 DAILY ; EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON, OBBflOX, MONDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1MM. PAOB 8KVE1T . i Two New Ones, Come in and See Them r . . , - - ,....., . I 1 l P1TD tnM A I urirriAU ' , ,, PERSONAL MENTION ANf $2.50 to $3.50 Lee Teutsch's Dept. Store Corner Main and Alta Streets CITY BREVITIES C. C. Rader. Get sunny. Big line Stetson haU at Roosevelt's. 13.50 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose velt's. Bouse For Rent See H. J. Stlll- haa. A picture free next Suturduy at the Jwl Tea House. Finest line of pretty, usetul holiday eKiits at Hader's. Mrs. Campbell's beautiful dress Lti make a lovely Xmas gift Pretty, useful holiday presents In ndless variety at Rader's. Smokers get satisfaction at How inl'i. formerly Kees' cigar store. Call for premium tickets at Lee feutsch's. They are worth money. Japanese cook wants a Job. Wages i ;0 per month. Address P. O.box 34. Buy the best mattresses made, the j nulne osterniore. Fulling has them. I The St. George restuarant, open j p.ir and night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-1 ilrns. The choicest things out are the nut rown stiff hats. They can be seen t Sullivan & Bond's. The Kti'inway Piano is in a class by iwlf, way above anything made. f illing bus Hteinways Just in. Lost Sliver horseshoe pin In neigh borhood of Madison street Finder feturn to this office and receive re tard. For Sale House and lot; house early new, with city water and with tMth complete. Inquire of J. T. Crown, 211 Lincoln street. Buy your Xmas presents at the tlirlstian church ftiir, Bowman bulld- U. December 16, 16 and 17. Splen 1 program each evening. If you seek the very latest idea in rni's huts, see the new nut brown stilt hat In the correct shape. Just fame In by express. Sullivan & Bond. For Sale For 30 I will sell the rix6 cane which cost 120 and 20 ca- firy birds and linnets, all good sing- r; also a fine tulklng parrot for sale hP- T. L. Uaker, 713 Lllleth street. Get sunny, u. C. Rader. Douglas and Hanan shoes at Roose velt s. For Rent Good buslnes location Enquire 114 East Webb street Celluloid handkerchief and necktie cuses, 26c, at the Owl Tea House. A woman loves a pretty table. The Owl Tea House can Bupply the dishes. For Rent Furnished room in de sirable neighborhood. Bath. Address W this office. Positively no coupons accepted after Thursday, December 16. Rem brandt Studio. Those real swell nut brown stiff hats in the correct shape are at Sul livan & Bond's. Bunker Hill School shoes are bet ter than ever. We guarantee every pair. Lee Teutsch Department Store. Christian phnrnh nli In inB t ni"n building, December 16, 16 ind 17. Excellent program euch even lug. Hi ur Dr. Heritage In his great nog rejitul nt Thompson street M. E. i-l-.Lich. j'ti-.'f.duy evening. In--..-nlier 13. Furnished cottnge or furnished rooms for housekeeping wanted. Three adults. Apply manager Western Cnlon. , Vol! Tea Is!! Katzenjumer kids? Nu, shust Owl Tea House's great line of Gmus China. Haf you seen him ulretty yet? Young man wants to learn hard ware, clothing or any good business. Some experience, best of references. Phone red 2 SI. Wanted A small furnished house or two or three housekeeping rooms, by man and wife. Must be clean and respectable. This office. Just received the finest and largest assortment lot of stoneware ever brought to Pendleton. We will sell this high grade as low as others sell cheaper grades. Every Jar guaran teed. C. Rohrman. Or. II. A. HorltuKe, the great .!ni,' r, will give a song recital at the Thomp son street M. K. church, Tuesday eve ning, December 13, under the auspi ces of the Kpworth League. This treat our citizens should not fall to hear. We want to call your attention to our line of hand painted leather calenders and Indian heads. They make the beet Christmas gifts for friends in the East. Tbe prices are very reasonable for hand work. A very good picture of Mount Hood, (hand painted on leather) for $1.00, larger ones at $1.50 and $2.00. While looking at these calenders, also ask to see the hand painted Tetton Ware (the verylatest.) Prices begin at 50 cents and up to $2.50. Come while tbe selection 1b good. A. C. KOEPPEN & BROTHERS, Popular Price Druggists. P. S. Stanley, of Tekoa, Is In the city today on business. A. B. Stephens of Umatilla Is In the city today on business. Abe Miller, the well known pioneer of Pilot Rock, is a visitor today. Joseph K Owenhouse returned this morning from a trip to The Dalles. Mrs. E. J. Michael, of Irrlgon, Is In the city today a guest of Hotel Bick ers. A. Kunkel has Just returned from a business trip to Lewlston and Te koa. T. p. Davles, a prominent Walla walla real estate dealer, is In Pendle ton today. . W. and W. T. Rlgby left for Echo this morning on a brief busi ness visit Nells J. Brown, of North Yakima, has arrived to enter the Pendleton Business College. T. H. Bloom, of La Grande, is a guest of Hotel St George today, while on a business trip to the city. Jacob Met, the well known brewer, of Tacoma, Is a guest of Hotel St. George, while in the city on a brief business. Mrs. Caroline Hexter, of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Max Baer, for a month, left for her borne this morn ing. Charles Hamilton, O. R. & N. switchman, is suffering with a severe attack of rheumatism, and his place On the yard force la vnnnn fnp a Sao, days. Mrs. John Vert, who has been suf fering from Is rapidly Improving and will soon be iuiij recoverea 11 complications . do not arise. Tim Donovan, O. R, & N. lineman. Is In the city looking over the West ern Union and CI Tf M, M The lines are now all in first-class condition for winter. Jeff BrOWn. n nrnmlnant An.B farmer, was in Pendleton last night on nis way to Walla Walla, where he makes his residence, tj la a hFniha, of Water Superintendent J. T. Brown. Mrs. Sabria Hopper, who has been Critically ill at the rptriMf. nf T Swearingen, for the past month, is lm- fiuwug mowiy. one is 8 years of age and does not. gain strength rapid ly. A. P. Noblett, editor and proprietor of the Freewater Times, is in the city today on business. He says there is a general sentiment strongly in favor of the regular train from Walla Walla tO Pendleton, once n wnnlr nnri that the people of Freewater would much rainer trade in Pendleton than In Walla Walla. Most of the trading is done with home merchants, but what outside trading Is done, would prefer ably come to the county seat NlIT FOB. DIVORCE. W ife Alleges Repeated Desertion and Other Provocation, Matilda Hatch has begun action In the state circuit court against Gardi ner Hatch for divorce and the custo dy of her minor son. The Hatches were married In Hardin county, Ohio, December 25, 1883. Eight .years ago the wife alleges her husband abandoned her, but she afterwards forgave hlm and they again lived together for a few months, when the defendant a second time left, taking with him the proceeds of the sale of their household goods, and leaving the wife and child desti tute. The plaintiff also alleges that her husband accused her of unlawful intercourse with other men. She naikes the allegation that Gardner Hatch has a child by another woman. At one time, while the Hatches were en route to Oregon from Wis consin, the wife declares her husband threatened to leave her and her child to starve by the roadside. Beautiful ClirlsUnas Window. Winslow Brothers have prepared a beautiful Xmas window in their Jew elry store on Main street. The win dow Is decked with holly and in the center is suspended a large Christ mas bell, almost filling the entire window space. It gives an attractive apearance to the store and is admired by all passers. Jost a Finger. - Elmer E. Turner, the well known drayman, in unloading a heavy bar rel from his wagon this afternoon, mashed the little finger on his right hand so badly that It had to be am putated near the hand. It is doing nicely this evening. Receipts of Recorder's Office. The county recorder reports busi ness of his office for the past quarter as follows: September, 1276.26; Octo ber, 1298; November, $330. Novem ber's receipts are the heaviest in many months. Union Republican. Rains Have Made tt.000.006 for I'mi tflta County. "The rains of the past three days have saved 1 1.000. 000 for Umatilla county, in rescuing the wheat crop from what seemed a certain doom, from a dry freexe." said a prominent farmer to the East Oregonian today. "I never saw as close a call for the wheat crop as has. been experienced In this COunnr In the neat mnnlh Tha ground was so dry that a great deal ui me eariy-sown wneat naa barely sprouted and was in Just the right stage to be killed by a hard freexe. "The amount sown In the early fall was much less than usual, and had that been killed, there would have been a great shortage next year. . As It Is now, the crop has a good pros pect even If no more rain comes, which Is hardly probable." . As It Is In Grant. Skating has been at its best during the week, and many merry parties from John Day and Canyon have been down to the pond, making their skates ring over the ice smooth as glass. John Day News. t EsaufcifulBolls AT FRAZIER'S Grand array of Dolls of all sixes. Large dolls, small dolls, medium sis dolls, to suit all children and all purchasers. .Genu ine Imported Handwerck in all sixes.. They ar tha finest, pret tiest and best dolls mad. We have dolls from la to each. The musical farce Cellar Door." which ser tomorrow night ular priced musical while, and will be prices charged 25c, Grimes Is dead and the Fraxer you'll Door. comedy, "Grimes' comes to the Fra- ls the first pop show tor a long well worth the 60c and 75c Old seen no more. At see his "Cellar The rains of the past two days have reached over the entire wheat belt and farmers declare that fully one- half of Umatilla county's crop has been saved by this timely shower. Reports from every section of the county say that good rain's have fal len since Friday night Three loads of Christmas trees were brought to town today from Up per McKay, a distance of 27 miles. All the stores are preparing to have elaborate decorations. More holly is in evidence this year than ever before. Dr. Heritage, one of the ablest sing ers of the United States, will give a song recital at the Thompson street M. E. church, Tuesday, evening, De cember 18, under the auspices of tne Epworth League. Admission 60c. Reports from Helix and Warren station say that the rain was general in those districts and was much ap preciated by farmers. If it does not rain any more now, thousands of acres of wheat will be saved. The regular annual city election was held at Helix today. At the time of going to press the result was not known. Ladles' and Misses' suits now be ing sold at ,cost and all alterations free at Teutsch's Department Store. For Rent Good furnished room, two blocks from Main street. Call up 'phone Red 1663. Fine Mirrors, combs and brushes, with stag handles. Nolf's toy store. Dolls and toys of every description. Did you see them? At Teutsch's. Lost Gold cuff link; finder return to this office. No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and r-. i spend hours soaking, OtXYrOj sweetening, flavoring i I, -toqi, sua coloring when Ctt.'Ej produces better results in two minutes Ererytliing in the puck:.w. Hitttply &U fan Water and Bet to cc, I; perfection. A:u prise to the housewife. Nt tro-ibU'. le-w cj peose. Try it to-I..y. )u F;ur Trm Fit rore: Lemon. Orag. 8trHwlH-rry, berry. At grocers. Ifln. THE WHOLESOME The population of the earth doubles itself In 260 years. j BAKIMQ POWDER TUiOiK 18 NO BETTKrt. 500 Guarantee Its Parity. FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store ! FRAZER THEATRE K. J. TAYLOR, Manager ONE NIGHT ONLY. Ttiesday, Dec. X 3th. THE DIAMOND OF MUSICAL COMEDIES. WITHOUT A FLAW THE NEW "Grimes Ccllat Door Latest Edition, With JAMES II. MACKIE And a BIG Ol'EKATIO EXTRAVAGANZA COMPANY. A veritable revelation! Pretty girls, funny comedians, great specialties, new music. Special Novelty feature of the Famous MVS11A1 1 EUYS A8 THE MUSICAL GYPSIES. A TOWEIt OF MERIT! Popular Prices 25c, 50c and 75c H. L. HASBR.OUCK ...Jeweler... WILL SHOW YOD SOME CHOICE NEW IDEAS FOR CIU4ISTMAS GUTS IN THE Jewelry Line f ,v,.v,'. , .11 Ank Your Orrw B. F. BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood Street t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H t 14 II HM I MM -.Xs- f Holiday Buying HAS COMMENCED A Hunzlker presents to the public a line of suitable girts, the equal of which ha never bean show here.. It Includes many new articles shown In Pendleton for tbe first lime and are exclusive.. A fact worth considering.. Our guarantee Is back of every article we sell. You'll find it Just as represented. Ladles' gold-fined watches, 112.25 and $25.. Ladles' diamond rings, IS and op.. Watches, diamonds, silverware In sterling and filled. Ladle toilet and manicure sets. We have so many new Ideas and beautiful creation that we are posi tive you will enjoy looking over our line. You are Invited. L. Hunziker The Progressive Jeweler imiMM HHIIIIIIIMMIIIItlllTf "' 726 Main Street ,
