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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1904)
res pActi. DAILY EAST OBEGOXIAX. rEXDLETOX, OREGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS. IM4. I - fit's Rich Pungent j IS DEAVERS' GOLDEN WEST COFFEE It pleases he uste of loTer of K0'1 coffee. Hoosrwlves have no difficulty In serving most deUcloai cap ol coffee when ,he 5olJ West brand Is nscd. We handle Deaver's Golden West coffee and lake pleasure In 001nn.endlng It to onr customers. PERSONAL MENTION STANDARD Grocery Company CORNER COVRT AXD JOnXSOX STREETS. Auiomuhlle delivery. Toa get your goods on time. L- i' CITY BREVITIES C. C Rader. Get sunny. . Stetson hats at Roosevelt s. Get sunny. U. c Rader. Douglas and Hanan shoes at Roose velt's. Buck handle carver and fork. $1.35 at the Owl Tea House. w UM Stetson nawui For Rent-Good busines location. ,5.50 ladies' Gloria shoes at Roose- Enquire 114 East Webb street. W'l I Celluloid handkerchief and necktie Bill For Rent-free a. J. b""-louses, 25c. at the Owl Tea House. Wanted FurnlshA.-l ki.. u i picture free next Saturday at the! keeping rooms. Apply at Business ,!! House. I College. Finest line of pretty, useful holiday For Rent Furnished room In d. wnti t Rader s. i slrable neighborhood. Bath. Address Mn. Campbell's beautiful dress, w this office. nata a lovely xmas girt. positlveiy no coupons accepted Pretty, useiui nnuuay prawum in auer j nursday. December 15. Rem its variety at Rader s. : t.randt Studio. Smokers get satisfaction at How-j Those real swell nut brown stiff formerly Itees cigar store. bats In the correct shape are at Sm all lor premium tickets at Lee 'Ivan & Bond a. 'lues's. They are worth money. Bunker Hill School shoes are bet- Jspar.ew cook wants a Job. Wages ler than ever. W e guarantee every per month. Address r O.Dox 34. i i'u". lite jeuiscn Kepariment store. the best mattresses made, the Hear In. Heritage la bis gre.it no:g 5aim tistermore. Failing nas tlienv -'" "i mompson street 51. E. The St Georp. restuarant. open , l.'JLI1 "''-lay evening. .e.i.her it snd night. Mrs. Cooper, propri- rurnisnea cottage or furnished The choicest things out are the nut r""m" f"r housekeeping wanted. Three uuuus. Appiy manager western rnion. Vot! Yes Is!! Katzenjamer kids? So, shust Owl Tea House's great line of Gmus China. Haf you seen him alretty yet? Wanted A small furnished house or two or three housekeeping rooms, by man and wife. Must be clean and respectable. This office. Hey, Johnnie! have youse seen the new line of bargain goods the Owl Tea House has? Well, you can get so much for a dime, It beats stealin' Bay your Xmas presents at the ! vm- :ian church fair, Bowman build-I i. ,,v ,. r;t oh I December 15. 16 and 17. Splen- 1 ...rln,.n. i ,e ,. . . i prorrara each evening. i brought to Pendleton. We will sell It m seek the very latest Idea In this high grade as low as others sell i hats, see the new nut brown cneaper grades. Every Jar guaran- ' hat In the correct shape. Just j teed. C. Rohrmsn. in by express. Sullivan & Bond. ! Ur. It. A. Heritage, the great .Inc-r. For Sale For $30 I will sell the . w"l give a sons recital at the Thomp- ll'rtcae which cost $;o and 20 cat- : " "feet M. E. church, Tuesday eve- "T Bros and linnets, all good slng-i"'"B. December 13. under the ausnl- wa tine talking parrot for sale c" f 'he Epworth League. 1 his T. L. Baker. T13 Lllieth I treat our citizens should not fail to l-irn stiff hats. They can be seen Sullivan ft Bond's. Th Steinway Piano is In a class by m!1 say above anything made. filimx has Stelnways Just In. List Silver horseshoe pin In neigh- rhoal of Madison street. Finder i to this office and receive re fer Bale House and lot; house I any new. with city water and w ith I th complete. Inquire of J. T. i frown, !ll Lincoln street 1 We want to call your attention to our line of hand painted leather calenders and Indian heads. They &ke the best Christmas gifts for fiends in the East. The prices are ry reasonable for hand work. A Try good pi cture of Mount Hood, ftand painted on leather) for $1.00, 'ger ones at $1.60 and $2.00. Khile looking at these calenders, 4lo ask to see the hand painted1 tetton Ware(theverylatest.) Prices Win at 50 cents and up to $2.50. Co while the selection is good. A. C. KOEPPEN & BROTHERS, ' Popular Price Druggists. l"..... George W. Proebstel, of Weston. Is In the city today on a business trip. Dan P. Smythe left this morning for Portland, where he will visit for a few days. Joseph A. Owenhouse left this morning for Goldendala, Wash, to be absent a week. Clarence Ross, of La Grande, is a guest of Hotel Bickers for a few davs while In the city. J. M. Hemphill, a well know n farm er of the Pilot Rock district, is In the city on business today. Rev. W. S. Holt, field missionary of the Presbyterian church, for Ore gon, is In the city today. Agent E. C. Smith, of the O. R. & X.. returned this morning from a business visit to Portland. Mrs. E. A. Vaughan has returned from la Grande, where she visited her sister. Mrs. A. A. Roberts. H. J. Taylor left last night for Port land, where he has been summoned to serve on the federal grand Jury. Alpha assembly No. 9, United Ar tisans, will elect officers this even In. The business session will be followed by a banquet. CLOTHING AT HALF PRICK. Sullivan and Homl Forced to !lnle Money to Pay Rills. Sullivan & Bond, the clothiers, are In a predicament from which they are using every effort to extricate' themselves. They bought heavily of J clothing and the bills become dul1 January 1, so in order to raise the ., money to meet their obligations, the). J have decided to sacrifice their stock : and have cut the prjee of every suit ' J and overcoat in the store one-half. That is. all suits and overcoats areij offered at one-half price. j The public is Invited to call mid Investigate. Everything will bej 2 uiuna exactly as advertised. See the j large advertisement In this Issue, for) particulars. BeautifulDolls AT FRAZIER'S O. It. X. Official Hero. General Superintendent J. P. J O'Brieiv and Assistant Superintendent M. J. Buckley, of the O. H. & N.. J were in the city lust night looking over the business of the system in I Eastern Oregon. Mr. O'Brien went to Wallace. Idaho, and Mr. Buckley to i La Grande this morning. All thei blanch lines of the O. II. & N. sys tem are Just ns busy as the main line and there Is no prospect of a cessa- tlon of the heavy traffic. Grand array of Dolls of all sizes. Large dolls, ' small doll, 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 110 each. Ry the time W. J. Lutes, of Holdman. was in the! lhe Ul'sent rush is over, the Lewis city last evening and reports the crops I ani rln,'lt fair traffic will begin. in that section In first-class condition 1 Notice-. On account of the great volume of business done today by us, the stock Is In a very bad shape, and In order to have it piled and sized we will not open our store until S:30 o'clock to morrow morning. SULLIVAN & BOND. since the rain. Mrs. E. C. Skiles accompanied Mr. Skiles to Baker City this morning on his regular business trip to that city and Eastern Oregon. General Superintendent O'Brien and Superintendent Buckly, of the O. R. & N. company, were in Pendleton last night on their way back to Port land after a trip to Huntington. P. A. Worthington. member of the Weston Normal board of regents, left for his home In Portland last night, after visiting the school with the other members of the board yester day. Rev. M. V. Howard and H. S. Shan gle returned Inst night from the South Methodist quarterly conference at the Thompson school house on Butter creek. They report a highly successful and pleasant meeting. William Blakeley went to Eastland this morning to attend to business on his extensive farm at that place. The recent rains have been of great ben efit to the crops In that portion of the county and the prospect Is now highly encouraging. ' Ed Kiddle, the well known miller and stock buyer of Grand Ronde val ley, passed through this morning to Portland with a carload of, hogs. He has one hog which weighs 160 pounds and which he hopes to Increase in size to lion, for exhibition at the Lewis and Clark fair. Major Moorhouse went to Irrigon this morning for the purpose of pho tographing the various ditches and Improvements there, for advertising purposes. The land and Irrigation company will issue a folder, showing the new town and the progress of the irrigation project there. ADAMS ITY ELECTION. ItallilMine EiiMMHiiiinicnt. Damonia Temple, of Rathbone Sis ters will hold h social evening on Fri day evening, December 16, at Secret Society hall, for Knights of Pythias and their ladies, only. An elaborate program and spread has been prepar ed and an enjoyable time is anticipated. For Rent Good furnished room, two blocks from Main street. Call up 'Phone Red 1563. A woman loves a pretty table. The Owl Tea House can supply the dishes- Dolls and toys of every description. Did you see them? At Teutsch's. O. G. Allen has opened a photo graph gallery at Helix.. Foxy Grandpa. Sunny Jim, Happy Hollgan toys at Nolf's. our book sale still continues; tomers made happy. Nolf's. A light fall of snow is reported at Kamela this morning. Water sets and wine sets at Right prices. 'Owl.' Lost Gold cuff link; finder return to this office. Waterworks lroNNitioii Curries riiHiilmotiHly. Adams. Dec. 13. (Special.) The amendment to the city charter broad ening the credit of the city for the direct purpose of enabling It to Issue $2000 In bonds for the completion of the water works, carried here yester day by a vote of 6H. There were no votes against the proposition, the vote belim practically unanimous. Under ! qualnted with the best buyers. I am the old charter lhe city could only I well equipped to break and handle assume a debt of $500 for the pur-1 any horse from the finest blooded pose named, w hich was entirely In- j 'tock to the wildest and most desper adequate. ' ate broncho. There Is no horse but can be broke and be made to drive or work nicely If he be handled cor FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store First Christian Church Tuesday, December 20 University of Oregoi. Glee and Mandolin Club IX ANNUAL UONTI'.KT TOUIt IffiJfelJKi'"'' Repertoire, i-IhhhIcuI hours, comic songs, selections from light 0cru, funny stunt. ADMISSION Ml CENTS. H. L. HASBR.OUCK ...Jeweler... WILL NKW SHOW YOU SOME CHOICK IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN THE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR HORSES Wanted One hundred head of un- hrntra ti nrsAs T am lrtoatod tr t Via corner of Alia and Lllieth streets, ! where I conduct a first-class training i ana sale siaoie. it you want to Duy a horse I will take your order and se lect the best horse for you. or If you have a horse to sell I am well ao- Jewelry Line New City Officers. For mayor, there was no division, and T. A. Lleuallen received 65 votes. For city treasurer J. A. Cherry re ceived 41 votes and John Otterstead, 31 votes. For recorder, Mr. A. Fer guson received 42 votes and Mr. Todd 24 votes. For councllmen, William Baker received 28 votes, J. O. Hale 69 votes, J. T. Lleuallen 53 votes. M. C. Mclntyre 26 votes and T. C. Reed 43 votes. For Money Kuver. The closing out sale of chlnaware, glassware, crockery, etc.. at C. Rohrman's is attracting a great deal of attention, and many people are taking advantage of the opportunity to save money. At this sale goods are marked way down, as Mr. Rohr man Is desirous of closing out the stock as early as possible. The ad vertisement In this Issue gives some new prices. Read It Lane Won the Case. , T. F. Lane won his case in the Justice court yesterday, against Elmer Spike for the possession of a cow and two calves. rectly. I have broke one hundred and twenty-three head in Pendleton, some of which had become desperadoes. I guarantee satisfaction In every case. Lee Kennard Nasal CATARRH In all its stages. Ely's Cream Balm ctesnfes, soothe, snd hesls uio divewd uemlmwie. It cures catarrh and drives sway s cold is the bead quickly. Cream Balm Is placed lata th. noalrils, spreads onr tin awmbrara and is absorbed. Bstlaflalsx soedlal and a cure foilowa. It Is not drying does natpcoducssnwslng. Largs Sixe, W easts st Drug gists or by smU; Trial Him, 10 cents, SLY B BOTHERS, M Wsnsn Dueat, Hsw York Ladles' and Misses' suits now be ing sold at cost and all alterations free at Teutsch's Department more, Handsome Souvenir Free To steiHsgraiilierH, boukkeeitem, bunk clerks, sending name and place of employment to Agent wanted. Merrill Type" writer Co., Kpoiuuie, Wash. 3 Qi i;SII XL .. . . Aak Voul (Ira" B. F. BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood Street 1 1 mi 7 7 mi 1 1 V h 1 1 1T11 1V1 1 1 1 1 "1 11 1 i 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 niimimii. I firm ti ci lotrcTiriNQ iron run ktmac. i I UjCr Vflr J WVJaWV awl sw va' m--lJ A wr IN COLD WATCHES. RINGS. J"MOX KKT JEWELRV. ' FF BI TTON8. w HIN8. '-tX'KFTK. "HARMs. F-NlLF.M8. HAInh. "KACF.I.KT. "'WiSKrrE C HAINS. "T FNS. 'XB8. EK M REU S. IN SILVER TOILET ARTICLES. MH. BIll'SH AXD MIRROR KET8. KOI VEMIt KFOOXS. IlKIIUY MHJO.NS. COFFEE KI'OONS. TKASI'OO.NK. HOI P KI'OOXK. SAI.AIl SETS. CHOCOLATE SETS. KNIVES AMI FORKS. CARVING SETS. TEA SETS. COFFEE SETS. SILVER TRAYS. WATCHES. L. HUNZIKER, The Advanced Jeweler MISCELLANEOUS IMHIIEI.LAS. CUT CiLASS. CIXK'KH. CHAHXO DISHES. KIVE-4''LOCK TEAS. NOVELTIES. TIFFANY GLASS. LOOSE DIAMONDS WIIEV WE SELL AS ARTICLE IT NOT ONLY CAR RIES THE HEGl LA II YEARS' GUARANTEE. BUT AIXO OI K PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION. ONLY THE DEPENDABLE KIND ABOUND. NOT ONLY FOR YOUR SATISFACTION, BUT FOR OURS AS WELL. WE WANT YOUR FRIENDS TO HEAR OF OUR GOODS. WE KNOW THAT YOU'LL TELL THEM AFTER A PUH t lMHR. FOR A HOLIDAY GIFT IT IS WELL TO BUY NOW. VARIETIES ARE COMPLETE. COMPARE OUR PRICES. YOU'LL FIND THEM FAVORABLE ENOUGH TO PURCHASE. 4III, I "'" mniiimm
