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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
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Commercial Sutcl I &riuccton zoe.
Iag0eS iioite llae al Slocbrano. Ia.
bet bar So. 900 mc0 disturbance Tor
$4,000. 2Stttct MtcnncitcIip aif tabt.
"glbcrt Sea Gnterpriic", ION har
hUrat uo8ipet al @1lporion & Sur,
len. er iolat til &. 2. G0marOS. ~.
&alporioE bar erten ianmten me0 an.
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30 4or; III nil BON ilptte til Artan'
Jos.
9tcls Salporiuu, Ell Grtmii, iOm
20 aar hor lEUet aIcle / en- Spite paa
Goucp Gen nur @ICulpoo0, ianNteS
forlt0cn CaI $50 / i'm Suite. San
Uar oultreut 10 Sor gurumd % han,
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San bapNe Here bpmort0e Collars
gaufal.
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&0oif y. Hnoeriou / @yrf5ol5, 4olt
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cIte f>i2t for Ea.otiwe.
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bClcs a. WalNlc @tpno ma har ar5ai,
3. nco It iaJc a ug0yofts 10 III.
@uro.t @1tc. Eufcn0gr al Cons mel
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! &GtgU. Icunc T~,t5uitri aiuer ON
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riB- AmH2r, blcg u0uU0nt ii! Rccei
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halit, opcrtoQ @autuIs 9,fiurrr iiSitt
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uloite / ggCrs % manGe minnre be-
mi0Icbe boD6e imc Sparcifiuiraer
l0nrai De ifIlOc lcpe 8mter. in0jlit
her. @}ange At 9uau3 screenings
iolt lapOe itit aiort itorc SSnOitlo ei
ter &!IIe1uu0elat. 1er9 Reautrae
for Illeparer iorfaloer til 9etalnt
inart efter giptanr, % SCI bIiper NJ
nonifeligt Tor ncn at msSe oisie ne
Aoutau.. 9e eorige Banter i @pel
bar Dog laai mo errrc 4aSiebehoIO
ming for At ppre iitano til at biqIp
Julf ooer 0eg bGrite 91go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
8iifop Sfaar.
Nuale Minocr.

Meget garnmel maatte ban bli. On
rem aiplnpe at ie til. Sffe bsiet %
ipag pan line samle Gage eneong.
Gemob / Siet % Milobeoens SfiGr
rpcr set iterfe gniiat. Men ranf og
imrtf at lie, ielpe aloeroommen Ell
Serligbco.
Den meo ct err bon beb OF bprte,
henne Manb, iom bar Siembpgoens
Stoltbeo % en- 4rpo for 2anoet %
Stanoen.
Ter biemme porebe pi pp meb bans
Wapn icm BET piounoerlige. Mor %
Sar fieubte bant 10 ira be iin9e aar
% bar ioo ofte iortaIt, boor title %
oloorIia ban par Jon llngoom. ga
iaa paffer % fi1f.
Sra oct isrite, leo miEoes, berte
ieg hans Na0n nGpne meb sgreirpgt.
9eoite Brett / 2anoet, iortalte De
gnntle. San par ogiaa biemme og
ino til i'm SIegt, pr9fet babe / Sifsr
ca 2iitess airfer. San toronet life,
ifisnt set bar miot / en- Soroentio.
StiIle 90 m6erliee rislet bans ORD
eiennem Siuoene, % matat ct gie
Mep ougeet, ifisr1t De talte ioa title
on Oct aae Sc gamle. San bar 2utbes
raner, life Victiit, par en- iterf Wco.
iGtning til Set, icm euers par / artrs;
men Tor bam bsict aIe liz serefrpgt
on meo toffenoc Orb. Sun bar ian
cate at ban fife bar at Itoo imob. Sg
Zig MonO6om / bans Gale % Serb.
let bar ariitenoom for Mtpno %
iterfe apin0er, bel for De iuogc og
nebbruote oQiaa, men Den Sioe bar
icg in9en Grtnoring ON.
San bar al SfaarIlegtenL ion bar
flenot for fin 9eganelie. San par
life 6attigioIfs Barn, ion enfeItc
apiier gtper Snotrpf at. Oct bar
lcpne @onotfolf, / Slegt meb Spg'
Gems bebitc 1amilier. Meo rof til
ia og fine paa aoiurnel Bis, meal life
meo Eeuge til at fnlte Sfolegang for
CT Ser, iom uiIoe no til be flores
Stenne.
8aarbcn Sfaar ligger nGiter inoc
res 9unNCn al 6pfieiunort, iom belle
&interen bar "a er aiitTrGt oco lar
liz IS. @oarSen ligger oienc, har
Inn CT @ru9. hapbe bengang life lao
me9ct lom AIoupei op til @oaroen,
Senere bar ser pGrei bngget Bel men
Sen pil life itaa. Ser er laa ltipbrat,
o. 6iommeu tar Den.
: &c GoQe, icg ierIt berte ON Ere'
item Sobanne5 Sfaar, bapoe Der gaaei
Sfreo % t1aCt gaaroenS Saoebpg'
Ming.
ga @pnNcr3 Wanb bar | Sltgnt
cg bar 0Saterialerne til Den upe
gn1lina ~ cpcr llrer OF liter, git
Ser mango Sortrllinger oper Sp9oer
ont Sip&pilgaarene paa 9enne merle
Ilge @aorN, 6por idd mnnae bolt be-
Sapcoe MtUuO % auinoer bar bore!
%, OF huor Ser bar pGret l9lt On
tGnft iaa melet i gnionlbeoen, mems
Sct SureA % brnite al Sen piIoc elr
aiernem Ciupct oe al 9Gffc Glen
% Storm licnnem Sfarct.
Senere bar ies Here @onse ielr
prret i Sflor ion @i9ir hos Siifo'
tens 9ror, 0cn befienbie Stortings'
mnno Mil3 y. Staar. iom enblnl rus
Ter meo SnrOe paa 8pagen mellen
Sisen o. @aaroen. ifisnt ban er oil
ore emo Sobaunes.
Ter bar ieg osiaa ~triiifet Seres
Nor, GliC5er Sorgeirsodtter, lom pal
fommeu ira Tlatebs | ianme @rrIto
Snm par aammeI % bsiet. men intni
/ lin IIScrSom. Otter iepne &aai
bar Set oGret en- @elitnnoSaaaro, %
heu har hart en- Sleat, ion | @moS'
aIbre bar prret eieitiri OF pioipnt
Tet par life ira DC TRANCE gonoetaar
@iifop Sfaar tom. 9e par runnne
lice % iure ! 5tilcn, iaa DC er'ool
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
Gn bel Tamilie.

Gajt. g. ". Dunlap i Rouut Sernou go.
Tiger: "gRine Born blep ausrsbue al eli So
tie Tom Splae at MGsIiuoerne, min Snltrr
al en- Solte, ipm binbreoe henoe fra Of lope
mere cler milore / fem Nnr. % SereS White
Wine of Tar Syrup bar belbreoet benz ale.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

t1ea "#
Com ri en- Dag itoS peo Sl9ifar-
BET peb Suleue i Sfaar, blep ~islgenoe
Siitorie ~iortalt:
grcorene IiIs % Sobannes bapoe
err Gag facet me 8rsfer al barrett
Sfino. Ie bar Iterfe % gpoe. %
iau prsper De 9referne meb bet Iam'
me peb at ifreie iig paa Dem neooper
Sfarpet. ga @iltteme fom inc, bar
ser aQerebe Srl pao Sfinobreferte.
Sao BON bar nof iom Gutter tlelt
t iaa MaaSe.
8aorSen Sfaar bar for Silfop So
6annes Sfoar life oct TRANCE % rtr'
ae. men oct fsrite Stem / Sanoet.
Gerben gif oite bans Sanfer. Der
bapoe ban Jim GoS. i'm SammerbGlta
meb 6oif % SanS.
o. ieg beisgie bam / 5ronoblerls
@~iipegaarS / 1897, lPngtet ban bjerl'
iii Sfanr. "gnonu Ell Sang Tor reg
ferl" iaabc han. SON fom Der Ell
8ana iii, % oct blep Dem lioite. %
lea iiSIte CONNER penctes bans San'
Ter moo oette Stem, iom gop BAN
hans bebite llbruItuing til Den mail'
biae Serb, gap Stebeo og liffer Saft.
San bar GrGloten til oct 'lolte,
fjsnt ban funbe nGre iad milo / i'm
Gale. Nilo2 ga, men Ifnrp og frilt
iant Ell SielSbGf paa ianne Sin,
Sans Sole bar eobt ialtet, hlcp al
brig lap.
San bar 10 iaa meget GIore; men
hi blep Genner alligepel og bar feri
iao moneen bpaS % ifiemticm Sdm'
tale. baa6e ga ban par S%ogrepreit, %
citerat han bar Bit 9iifop. SAM fiin'
SC bore fri I fine Orb ua Somme.
men ban table at fao ct goSt ORR
iaicn. Ga bar Ser irtet al Tr9latcn
peo BAN. ct Sierpt Soar tog ban JON
aoqet iel~ofslgcliat.
llroeriiot, at ban MI CT borte. Sall
rar en- al DC italiteitc og %bieroelte Al
sem, lea bar fal0t Semer. % Zig
Tplbe / bans Spu troos bans oieroe
GniioisheH!
Zen iamme 6ploe iom | bans
Stcmme.
gneona iiilste ieg BAN ell Speroa9
inS / Sen itore 8ierpenS &irfe, bpor
ran ifuISe boloc Ell 9ruOspielle. 9et
par Bare grroeporret. Zen gonle
| airfcionaer iir9pet meb Sdlmeii
men ioa toa Ireiten l. % ben itort
tomnle airfe fmotes al SalmetoiteIl
Sau par 10 cit ltri SeiremditoF
SapiIt par han iaa; men ieg fan al
0ria minoes, at ri blep llpenner ON
8olitif, ifisnt SnmtaIcn cite gtf on
sem, Ierlig / Hiasretspitterei 1855
-S4, Do ieg ofte nr bans 8ielt. Sel
rar noaet. iom TOO WsooiPtningcl
bort. San bar Norbmano / Spn %
Gnnfe. san pilbe life ct ipeniftpre'
0orae. oiloc beIler life ride aN c
ip~enif'urpet Sproa.
San firnSe raie | iterfe uatrpf %.
iaa i fine iioiie Nor. 0agen eitel
SIapsSagen | TrunSbiem 1897. b
9irrniou baooe iaIt paa SIecolSen'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10

Wcnneifct er iaa fattigt, at oct fir
bar ct llotrpf for Sen bsieite @lGo,
og Sen bcielte Smerte: Saarer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
Orranir.

lluiuu YieGt Sos 5Ioatcriar |
@crtlann brunote ii0ite SnShag. Ia.
bet iigeS al gaa op imoo 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-10
AKKoRD.oN D

EI FDuL toIiebub on IN"
dybt klingende In
strument. Meget stor Form,
Ender4L og eH Tom, IL To-
nearter, fluid Sat Rsr. 2 n gi-
sterer, dohbelt hRlg, Iben-
hollis Kasse, Klspper og I'd
styr AZ Nickel. Send Navn og
Adresse for IS Parker ar BIZ
NE, og smlg for l0c Pakk n.
Send os e2.t0oR vi giver Dem
.SkrIv idaR BLUiSE
-a W-. NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-20
MAX ECKART RETURNS.

Our townsman Max Eckart returned
on Tuesdays boat from Munich, Bava-
ria, where he went last April to visit
his aged brother and sisters of that
city. Mr. Eckart left his two children,
who went with him, in school in Mu-
mich where they will remain for five
years or more.
1t has been twenty-nine years since
Mr.. Eckart was in his old home and
he says great changes have taken
place during that time.
While he is glad to get back and
prefers Maui to any place he visited
he says they have the pest peer in Mu-
mich that the world can produce He
certainly looks it, for he has gained
forty-three pounds in weight since he
left.
On his return he was one of the
passengers on the Santa Fe train that
was ditched at Sheffield, Mo, on Oct.
80, in which thirteen We're killed and
twenty-five injured. He is still suffer-
ing from an injured wrist, but con-
siders himself lucky that he got off so
easily. He will again open a jewelry
repair shop where he will be pleased
to see all of his old friends.-Maui
News
Mr.. Eckart was formerly a resident
of Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-20
MADE A MISTAKE.

There was an unintended autopsy and
coroner's inquest Saturday. A patient
of DIR. Hoffmann's died. and his friends
not knowing that he had been attend
ed by the doctor, the police had the
ner's inquest convened and an autopsy
ordered In the midst of it, DR.. Hoff-
mann came in horror-stricken and in
Germanized English demanded what
they meant by cutting the body up
The man had died of liver complaint,
he assured his brother medico. The
surgeon in charge dropped the knife,
and the report of died from natural
causes was sent down to the coroner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Under Two Flags" tonight at the
Orpheum.
Dr. Huddy has returned from a, pro-
fessiona1 visit on Kauai.
Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern
Star, meets this evening in Masonic
, Temple, at 1880 O'Clock.
AS the arrival of J. D. Willard. coun-
ty attorney of Kauai is not announced
1t is probable that the Kanealii election
case viii be postponed in the Supreme
Court.
The knights of PythiaS hall at Wal
J luku has a new acetylene gas plant
just installed which promises to add
much toward making the hall all the
more attractive.
There viii be a Union Rally of all
Young Peoples societies of Oahu this
(Monday) evening, at the Kamehameha
chapel. Rey, G. D. Edwards, pastor of
the Christian church, will deliver the
address of the evening.
DR.. Shephardson gave an interesting
and scholarly talk last night at Central
Union church on Bible subjects, beau
tifuly illustrated with stereopticon
slides. The latter were in colors and
We're mainly copies of famous subjects
of Biblical incidents. A large congre-
cation was present.
The members first view reception of
the Kilohana Art League, for the fall
exhibition, will take place at s o'clock
this evening. Tomorrow and until De-
cember the exhibition will be open to
the public daily, Sunday excepted,
from TO ) and to 8, day and evening
respectively, at the League rooms in
the Alexander Young building.
A curious incident occurred yester-
day afternoon at the corner OF Fort
and King streets when a group OF
Japanese suddenly came across
quartette of Russian sailors. The
Japs came to a halt and glared stonily
at the Russians The Russians return
ed the look in a mild way. The Japs'
attitude was that of men with chips
on their shoulders. However, there
was no bloodshed.
At the Loan Exhibition, in Levers
& Cooke building, the lower floor of the
building will be devoted to refresh
nlents and entertainments. An ala
carte supper will be served on Thurs
day from s to 8, and a 50-cent lunch
on Friday. There will be no charge for
admission to the refreshment rooms
Visitors to the Art Loan Exhibit, on
the floor above, will present their
tickets or pay the entrance fee at the
foot of the stairs.
Last Tuesday afternoon was given
the first of a series of informal card
parties at the home of Mrs. j. Morton
Oat- Among those present We're Mrs.
Readford, Mrs. J. A Kennedy Mrs.
Herbert Middleditch, Mrs. Frear Mrs.
Norris Bissel, Mrs. Sachs, Mrs. Mars
ton Campbell, Mrs. Zumwalt, Mrs.
North, Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. /
Chalmers Graham, Mrs. Dyer and Mrs.
g. F. Bush. During the afternoon a
delicious fruit punch was served by a
dainty little japanese maiden, and at
five o'clock cakes and Icecream. All
present agreed in voting this one of
the pleasantest affairs of the season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Morgan's sale rugs today.
See Kerr's new tailor goods.
Clean rags wanted at the Gazette Of
flee.
Have you tried one of Mrs. BIais-
delFs ice cream cornacopias?
Kerr's is the place for tailoring.
Automobile for hire on a moment 8
notice at the Territory stables.
Some day everyone will drink "Ra-
inier beer''-everybody that tries it,.
likes it.
Go to Kerr's for your holiday suit
Mail one of Wall, Nichols & Co.'S new
art calendars to your friends on the
mainland.
MorgaA's sale of rugs today al 10
o'clock.
Don't miss the sale of embroidered
shirt waist patterns at Whitney d
Marsh's this morning.
White labor at Kerr's tailoring de-
partment.
Order your Thanksgiving mince-
meat, plum pudding and fruit cake from
Mrs. Blaisdell, Phone 3491 Blue.
Dainty flowers for evening wear at
Madam Josephine's millinery parlors on
Hotel street, opposite the Young Hotel
First-class work only at Kerr's tan
oring department.
Madam Josephine is showing some
very fine hats at her millinery parlorS
on Hotel street, opposite the Young
Hotel.
One hundred copies just in of the
Menehunes." by Emily Foster Day 10
help supply the popular demand. 7a-
waiian News Co.
Exceptional good values in linen mi
tiaI handerchiefs and many other llhes
of handkerchiefs on sale this week dt
Pacific Import Co.
Choice English suitings at Kerr
tailoring department.
4 A. BIom has a special sale of emil
drens white dresses this week. f.ai
bargains for the little ones. -Aiso
many new goods just in
Fine umbrellas, slightly damaged oy
salt water on the steamer Enterprise
will be sold today at SO 1-3 per cent
less than regular prices at Sachs
First class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and HaIel"a cou-
pom tickets are now on sale at the
office of Trent & Co., 936 Fort street.
Tuxedos and dress suits MADE as
they ought to be, at Kerr's.
At 10 o'clock today Morgan COM
rnences his Xmas sale of Antique
sian and other rugs in the kaploIaili
building corner of Alakea ana hiHs
streets.
Orders for Christmas boxes OF lsialio
preserves should be sent as soon d9
POSSIBLE TO Mrs. Kearns, who is making
special Jams and jellies for the ChllsI
mas trade.
sorosis shoes, large shipment ne"
STYLES, now showing at Kerrs s
One the greatest auction events III :"
long period will be Jas. f. Morgan
sale of Persian rugs at the kaplolahl
building today at 1880 a. m. AS an
Oriental exhibition alone 1t must a.
tract the best people There are Iuss
from $4,000 value downward the cn,el
masterpieces being marked with 'he
sign manual of the Shah of Persia u
attest its genuineness Rugs contain
ing 400 to 500 stitches to the sauai
Inch. rugs that will last lfe'liiie' al
to be seen at the store mentioned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-20

The MONDAY lunch at the
CRITERION is just right.
You get all you want to eat.
You get it good,
You get it promptly.
And, don't overlook it, you
get a drink with it.
O. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-20
BAND TONIGHT
AT EMMA SQUARE

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert this evening at Emma
square at 7:30. The program is as fol-
lows:
PART I.
United Flags Gabriel
Overture-'-Poet and Peasant -. Suppe
BaIIad-"A Tale of a Turtle Dove.
--..........-...-.. ..Luders
Selection-"The Serenade" Cby re-
queSt) ..................... Herbert
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Mrs. N. Alapai
Pavane-''The Little Marquise'' king
Waltz-''Extra Papers 80. Translateur
-"Tammany" (by request)....
Observation-Disclosures. Edwards
THE Star Spangled Banner"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
U C RAIDER. Get sunny. "a (0I
Connections AT Tatom's. 's
ans, wood and coal.

McAdams, wood and coal.
Read the classified ads each eve
ming. They are interesting
The western Girl" the latest
march and two-step, 24c each. Nolfs.
For tennis shoes, go to the Peoples
Warehouse. They have a complete
line. M
Regular soc oranges for 35c dozen
at F. S. Younger & Son. Phone
Main 2S1. FFk
Two packages Force or Malta
Vita for 25c at r. s.. Younger &
Son. Phone Main ss1,
Get the habit of using the classi-
fled ads and you will wonder how
you got along so long without the
habit
Ten cent cigars are being sold for
five cents by r. N, Henneman. See
list of brands in display ad on last
page of this issue.
s. Graham & Hunter are offering ex-
traordinary low prices on carpets for
10 days. See bargains offered in their
advertisement In this issue.
A house for rent was advertised
two days at a cost of 25 cents I'm the
| classified columns of the East Ore
gonian, and brought six renters.
In cleaning your house. if you find
you have some household goods you
do not want, convert them into cash
by using cassided in tie Eas, ore
gonian. FNEf
! The Current Literature club meet
ing, which was to meet at the home
of Mrs. J. f. Robinson on Friday,
November ~, has been postponed m-
til Friday, March 81.
At the Congregational church last
night the children of the Sunday
school held social. quite a number
Of the members We're present and n
general good time was had.
\ pleasant party was given by
Hazel Burkley to a number OF her
friends. and schoolmates last evening.
Games were played. music was enjoy
ed, and refreshments served
| Read the story of what dollar is
worth and see if you can find the
"nigger in the woodpile." This in
teresting tale will be found in Sulli-
van & Bonds ad in this issue.
Miss Edyth johnson entertained
the Gala Girls last evening at her
home in this city. Different games
We're played throughout the evening
and delicious refreshments served
Those present were: Clara Boylen
Rae Vogel, Pearl Harris, Josephine
Cameron, Gladys Catching. Norma
son, Irene Mccarthy and the invited
guest, Mrs. Guy Wyrick
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
PICTURES.
Beautiful Life-size Crayon Drawings
Made for the Masses.

Prof w. Il. Gum, a talented artist
who is a graduate of the Chicago
Art School, has been employed by
the Peoples Warehouse to make life
size crayon portraits for their Gus
toners at the almost nominal sum of
7Sc.
The Peoples Warehouse has on
display some samples of the profess
sor's work, which are remarkable
specimens of high-class art. Orders
for about 100 of local people have
been taken and will be executed as
rapidly as the artist can do them on
his easel in the window. There are
some fine children's portraits done
from photographs and beautiful por-
traits of Longfellow and Gladstone,
also one of Father Peters, the head
of the Santa Barbara mission.
A coupon is given with each one
dollar purchase at the store; this cou-
pom and 7Sc additional to cover cost
of material secures anyone an en-
larged picture. ...r
Come and view this artists work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
CITY BREVITIES

Nuts at Tatom's. ~
Get sunny. U C RAIDER.
Fine oranges at Tatoms.
Best wood and coal McAdams.
Where did you get that hat? At
Lee Teutsch's.
Highest cash price for secondhand
goods at Sharon & Eddings'.
If you want to be in line, buy your
spring. .hat at Lee Teutsch's. IN
Always pleased are smokers who
buy at Howard's cigar store.
use the classified ads to fill your
wants. It's a sure, easy way.
See those swell peg-top trousers and
nobby top coats at Alexander's.
The latest stationery Panama FL
bre. five shades, Nolfs book store.
The st. George restaurant, open
day and night. Mrs. Cooper, proprie-
tress rt
The kind of hats you like to wear
are at The Peoples Warehouse, Don't
forget.
$500 Cravenette rain coats for
$3.50 this week at The Peoples Ware
house.
Regular &c rice for &c per pound
at L. S. Younger & son. Phone
Main PSI.
Nice, fat bananas. for &c. SOc
per dozen, at +. S, Younger & Son
Phone Main 2S1.
A first-ciass stenographer ant
bookkeeper is advertising for a posi-
tion in the classified ads.
why is 1t you are looking so un-
usually wen? / have just bought a
a new hat at Teutsch's.
New ideas in suits and top coats at
The Peoples Warehouse. Call around
and have a look at them.
Just received swell line OF Leo
polds spring clothing, also the latest
in fancy vests at Alexader's.
Siebert, the tailor is showing the
new spring fashions at his new loca-
tlon on Webb street, near E. o.
building.
Phone Main 2S1-F. S. Younger
& Son-For your groceries, fruits and
vegetables. Good goods and quick de-
livery is their hobby.
Leathers & Nichols transfer moves
trunks. pianos, furniture and does all
kinds of job work. Phone Main 2S11
or leave orders at Gritman's cigar
store.
No joke. farmers. Crawford the har-
nessman. is having 60 days special
cash sale on all kinds of harness and
will sell at astonishing cut prices. 1t
will be to your interest to investigate
II you need any kind of harness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
Warehouse.
BOGUS BEGGAR WAS ARRESTED,
Had Full Repertoire of Bodily AZ
flictions. la. f.. t-

Marshal Carney this morning arr
rested a decrepit individual for beg
ging. The man was an all-round
hand at his profession, and it was
this very fact that led to his DOWN
fall.
Last evening f. T. Wade was met
down town by the individual, who at
that time was suffering from par
alyzed legs and was barely able to
walk. Mr. Wade's sympathy was
touched, and he donated SO cents to
aid the fellow. This morning the man
played the role of consumptive, and
again ran across Mr.. Wade, this time
in the latter's office. When the
scheme dawned on him the real estate
mans sympathy turned to anger, and
the beggar was soon in the clutches
of the law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18

Alfred Henderson gets seven years
from Everett wash, for burglary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-03-18
A. o. U. w. Notice.

All members of the A. O. u. w. are
requested to meet at odd
Fellows han Monday evening at 1880
p. m, to meet P. G. NJ. w. Ralph
Feeney, who will explain the new
rates of assessments soon to be
by the Oregon grand lodge
Come out. one and ALI.
GLENN ROWLAND, NJ. w.
c. p. DAVIS, Recorder. F. b = 4