4
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HEN'S AND BOYS'
SHOES
LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT
Vid Kid, Calf, Kangaroo and Cordavan.
Boys' Shoes, $.25 to $2.25.
Men's Shoes, $ t. 4:0 to $4.50.
Our Shoes are worthy of your Inspection be
cause they are money ' savers.
Bae? & Daley
J:je-Prioe t'lothirs, Hatters and Furnishers
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9 1903.
GENERAL NEWS.
A coal famine esiats In Caracas,
and the city Is without illuminating
gas.
Lee Hall, a negro, who shot and
killed a sheriff at Dublin, Ga.. last
"Wednesday, was taken from the jail
and lynched Saturday.
William Hooper Young, the Mor
mon on trial for the murder of Mrs.
Pulitzer, was declared sane? Saturday
by a commission in lunacy.
The heirs of Captain Daniel O'Keefe
who was long known as King O'Keefe
of Yap. have sent a representative
to that island to look after his estate.
The South Carolina legislature has
passed a law prohibiting child labor
, In textile manufactures and mines.!
After May 1 the age limit is to be 10
years.
The railway strike in Montreal has !
settled Saturday. The company
pranted the men's demands. 1. e., an
increase of 10 per cent in wages and
to permit the organization of a union.
In a fierce battle between United
States deputy marshals and a band
of hore? thieves at Blue Jacket. I. T.,
Saturday two of the band were in
stantlv killed and another surrender
ed to the officers.
In a head-on collision between i
passeng-er and freight train on the'
Vanda!: near Terre Haute. Ind., Sat
urday night, the engineer and fire
man of the passenger were killed and
a dojn passengers injured.
The foal operators in conference
with tut miners at Indianapolis, con
ceded '? the demands of the miners,
saying that the conditions of the in
dustrial world and the roal market
were s :ch that they were compelled
to acciJc.
The sultan of Turkey has ordered
the immediate mobilization of 240.000
troops for a military demonstration in
Hotel Pendleton.
A. R. Grant. Portland.
C E. Dickey, Portland.
G. S. Youngman, Portland.
G H. Richardson, Portland.
.1. P .Newell. Portland.
G. W. Harris. Portland.
A. Nylander, Port law.
A. E. Gebhardt. Portland.
W. D. Doer, Portland.
J. J. Ballaxay, city.
C. B. McGhee, Weston.
W. H. Jenkins, city.
Nellie M. Stevens. Weston.
W. B. Jenkins.
F. A. Holmes. Colorado.
W. A. Allen. Chicago.
G. T. Edmiston, Wallace.
H. G. Jackflon. Walla Walla..
S. S. Gill Spokane.
TEACHERS TO MEET
INLAND EMPIRE ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD SIXTH ANNUAL.
structed under which Mr. and Mrs.
Ankeny received their friends.
Early in the evening great throngs
of people cowiled the hall, and for two
hours the crush wns almost unbeara
ble. Thousands of people nsneA the
nrch and greeted the new senator and
his wife. In the banquet room punch
was served null tho Ninth cavalry or-
Many Noted Educators to Gather atj "B oTta SS,
Walla Walla E. Benjamin An;t(?nt ,llltienp was Indulged In until
drews, of Nebraska, to Deliver Two I midnight.
Addresses. '
The Inland Empire Teachers' As-1 CARNIVAL A SUCCESS.
sociatiou is now making elaborate
nrnnnmtlnnc fnr tho sixth nnnlml '
meeting to be held in Walla Wulla.j
April 16. 17. IS. 1903.
Red Men of Walla Walla and Their'
Merrymaking,, j
Walla Walla. Feb. 9. The Red
This association wns organized Ip Men's carnival closed last night, after
Spokane In December. 1S9G. and has a week of most successful ruerrymnk-j
held meetings successively at Pull , ng. Financially, the carnival proved I
man. Walla Walla. Pendleton, Mos-ja success, while the features Intro-'
cow and Spokane. Its mernbershlpj duced were so good generally that !
includes all the leading educators o' j every one voted the affair a splendid j
the Northwest and the former meet-, success from the standpoint of amuse-1
Ings of the association have been ment. j
largely attended by teachers fromj Each evening last week from 1,500
each state represented. i U 2.500 people would crowd the a-'
At the Spokane meeting last April I mory and engage in merrymaking. 1
WO teachers were present, an the while the Walla Walla Military band
management is now assured of an at- would give splendid concerts. Battles'
tendance equal to. or larger than this : 0f confetti and other forms of
at Walla Walla in April. j amusement were indulged In freely
Among the well known teachers and;uiss Anna Ames was crowned queen,
educational workers to be present are j an,i reigned with due splendor. At
the following: J. H. Ackerman. state ( the close the body voted Miss Mar
superintendent of Oregon: J. A. Mc-jgaret Wooden the moat popular
Lean, president of the Idaho State . teacher in the public schools and the;
University: J. F. Saylor. superintend-f Order of Eagles the most popular
Golden Rule.
T. W. Lusk. La Grande.
J. H. Brown, Denver.
R. C. Dunnington, Helix.
L. E. Dunington, Helix.
F. R. Dunington, Helix.
J. M. Dunington. Helix.
Joseph Rogers. WTalla Walla.
Josie O'Shea, Walla Walla.
L. H. Dame and wife, Spokane.
Miss H. Elliott. Walla Walla.
W. Lawson, Spokane.
M. E. Johnson, Boise.
S. C. Johnson, Boise.
W. R. McRoberts. Spokane.
William Moore. Spokane.
G. W. Williams, Spokane.
John E. Nelson, city.
B. O. SUgle. city. '
Georgf G. Thomas. Sumpter.
W. E. Bunker. La Grande.
K .McRat and wife. Helix.
Emma Farlinger, Helix.
J. H. Ditner, Spokane.
C. Cartel. Evanston.
L. Ditner. Spokane.
F. M. Ditner, Spokane.
J. H. Beagle. John Day.
M. C. Lacy, Spokane.
E. D. Trenholm. Spokane.
C. Eiberton. Haines.
K. S. Jacobs. Unlontown.
M. A. Illy. Collins.
Mrs. G. W. Tucker, Moscow.
H. J. Geer, Cove.
Macedonia. Many of the soldiers ares
semi-barbarous and hostile to Chris-: J- A. Nelson and wife. Valley
tlens and another series of massacres L. Fee. Baker City.
te expected.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
A. P. Kirkland. La Grande.
A. E. McBreen, Portland.
L. Cunningham. Portland.
C. D. Rinker, Spokane.
John Reynolds and wife, Weston.
Mrs. W. H. Powers. Weston.
Frank Nelson, city.
W. S. Brcwn. city.
E. C. Johnson, Proper.
O. D. Teel, .Echo.
G. D. Galley, Portland.
Martha J. Robinson. Portland.
Lewis Nixon, ex-chief of Tammany,
and a prominent shipbuilder of New
York city, is spending a week in Port-,
land In the interest of shipping.
The supreme court has decided to
appointed a law student of Salem as ;
court bailiff, to succeed F. C. Perrine, 1
!S2fjSL0 hm ,h3t 1,03,1,011 f0r! George H. Mather Denver!
! Maude E. Kelley. Salt Lake.
F. A .ancroft. Portland's new post-'
master, wag presented with a gold
watch by his associates on the South- How's This?
em Pacific, on bis retirement from the We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
serrtc of the road ' ,or ,nX of Catarrh that cannot be
fttwTiit oi ine roun. cured by Uali'a Catarrh Core.
The awed mother or Lyons, the F J. CUENRY & CO.. Toledo, O.
horsethief, who murdered Sheriff 5 utff?it .JmJ;
, , . . Cheney for the past 15 jean, ana hellere
Withers, of Eugene, is under arrest him to be perfectly honorable In all boal
for eorr. 'Sicily, but is too feeble to be ness transactions and Onanclallr able to
removed from home. 0Dt "D o"itlon their
firm.
Governor Chamberlain is making a WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale DroiU,
i i ii. . .. i . To!lo. O.
lreuna: inxMi.gai.un ui me cuuui- WALnj.SG, K1NNAN A MAEY1N.I
uviift hi uic uiuguu ijumicuudi j, iu Qojeaie uragguia, -ixueao, u.
order to institute reforms mentioned nails. Catarrh Core ls taken Internally,
ent city schools of Spokane- W. C
Beach, professor of Political economy
Pullman: R. B. Bryan, state superin
tendent of Washington; A. H. Yoder
University of Washington at Seattle
and E. Benjamin Andrews of the state
University of Nebraska. President
Andrews will deliver two addresses
berore the association, one
"Problems of Greater America,'
secret society.
AT GREAT EXPENSE.
I Smallpox Cost Walla Walla Nearly
i $1,000 in January,
i Walla Walla. Feb. 9. Smallpox
I nnsf Wiillo Wnlln imnrlt- 1 llllft ilnrlni'l
uponi , ........ , o
1 . -Inntiiitr nnil lint fnr n smvuri nrltl.
and . - .... 1 1 .i .
the second on the timely pertinent
subject, "Can the Public School ,
Course be Shortened"
Umatilla county teachers have sig
nified their Intention of taking ad
vantage of this educational meeting,
and advices from Union and Baker
counties so far indicate that the entire
force of educators from those, counties
will be present.
FROM NEW YORK.
cism of bills by the council the
I amount would have been overreached.
! A large number of cases were treat- i
ed at the pest house, and hut a small
percentage of the cases in the cjty
were beard of at the detention hos
pital. The expense for the month was
the largest yet contracted, and the
council is at a loss to know what to
do to clear the city of the disease
and stop the burden caused by the
pest house occupants. The city as
sumes no part of the expense where a
party is quarantined nt a private
Mrs. Clark, of the Peoples Warehouse, j,olla"e
Writes a Letter Telling of the Late;
Styles. i Sheriff Withers, of Eugene, died
The following letter has been re-Sumla' morning of wounds received
celved from Mrs Clark who Is now in ; at the hands of E11I" Lyons, an es-
New York in the interest of the Peo-'eaped horse thief.
pies Warehouse: 1
The weather has been simplv dread- SsVBBMBBsWBMIIVBHHHnHHi
ful here; when It isn't snowing the'
wind is blowing a gale which makes,
me long fof'dear old Oregon again.
I spent three days during the past
week visiting the importing houses on
upper Broadway and Fifth avenue.'
Found many beautiful models which,
I am having copied in medium priced
garments. The silk blouses and'
Monte Carlos are marvels of beauty.
There are tailor-made- gowns In all ,
the new materials, and an endless va-1
riety of separate dress skirts.
Please say to my many customers!
that I have them in mind while buy
ing, and will show a better and more!
varied line of costumes than has everi
been shown in the city before.
Have bought several imports from ,
Stein, Arison. and Collins. The sllkj
blouses shown by this house are very j
chic and their waists are perfectly,
lovely. 1
With kind wishes for all. I am, i
Yours truly.
ANNIE CLARK ,
New Goods Da
nut
new and very desirable good Ji
spring, daily. This season we J
maae special eiiorts to tind and I
the Shirt Waists that have the J
Shirt , Waists TM
. Catch the Eye kl
a Glance
New Wash Goods in Ginghi
Batiste Mills Lawns, Ducks, Pit
Plains and Fancies and a great i
other new goods are now ready
your inspection at 1 he
BIGBOSTONSTO
Valen
tines...
The line of Geo. C.
Whitney & Co., from
ioc to S3. oo.
Cupid's
Errand
IF U R YYY
VISIT
THERKELSEN'S PIANO
315 East Court Street.
B 4 U By
A
Piano ot Organ
AND HEAR THEIR
Easy Payment Plan
SENATOR ANKENY'S RECEPTION. i
Walla Walla Tendered Her Distin-!
gulsh'ed Citizen a Cordial Greeting.
Walla Walla, Feb. 9. A splendid
reception was tendered Senator and
Mrs. Ankeny at Odd Fellows hall
Saturday night, that being the first.
Opportunity the people of Walla Walla
had of expressing their appreciation
of the vlctorj' gained by Mr Ankeny i
at the legislature in the final settle
ment of the senatorial struggle. The,
large hall, was handsomely decorated
with flags, bunting and potted plants,
and an immense arch had been con-
BE ONE OF THEM
AT
F. W. SCHMIDT & CO,
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
Phorie Main 851
in his message to the legislature.
acting directly upon the blood and mocooa
orfat of the mtem. Testimonials nt
No free mall bo will be furnish- 75c b0"'- 8o"1 "
nalla Family P11U are the beat.
ed by i".:- government on the Western
rural deliver- routes. The govern
ment furnishes a box of approved de
sign, but the patron must pay for It.
Cheap Rates Westbound,
From February 35 to April 30. 1903.
Mia. m. Kerns, oi Montana, was , inclusive, the O. II. & N. Co. will
committed to the city Jail on charge. bxve on sale- tickets from Missouri
of drunkenness. Sunday. She begged. River point to Pendleton for J22.E0:
piteously to be allowed to go home; from St Paul $25.00; from St LouU,
to her children while being put ln,S27.E0. Call on the O. R. & N. ticket
prison. : agent for full particulars.
The estate of the late Thomas H. .
Tongue has been admitted to probate
at Hlllaboro. and Is unofficially esti
mated at J35.000. E. B. Tongue, &
son, has been appointed admlnlstra-'
tor. There Is no will. 1
A free fight between citizens of
Pullman and students of the Wash
ington Agricultural College, waa in
dulged in Sunday over an article
which appeared lc the college paper,
criticising the commercial club.
Old Papers.
While they laat, 25c for a large
bundle of old papers. Good to light
your fires with. We need the room;
you need the papers. East Oregonl
an office. -
The Dally Eaat Oregonian la on sole
in Portland at the Rich nerra stand
In Hotel Perkins, and at the Hot!
Portland.
VALENTINES
Fancy Imported
New Designs
Rare Beauties-
Prices 1 cent and op.
Take a look at the dis
play in onr window.
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
FOR SALE
FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTIES
Six room dwelling fioufx; and two
Iota with pretty Hhaded lawn, on prom
inent corner of court street, $2500.
A flwpllfnrr wvaii frotou MiifMllt,
located, with electric lights, bath and
Kucmgc, wen anaueu iawu, tzauu.
Six room dwelling, stable and two
loU, 1900
A dwelling and lot, centrally locat
ed, 1500.
Other dwellings with lota from $700
to $1100.
Single lots from 125 to $300.
Will sell all my property on easy
terms.
The city is Increasing In population
and valued In real estate are rising.
Buy now before you have to pay more.
Don't sit down and wait until real es
tate goes higher.
BUY NOW.
C. D. BOYD, HI Court Street
Poultry Supplief
I have iiist rrpiupfl a :hinmHnt oi Incubators,
UrnniUrC onI Hroon Dnnu ""titter"!. The tllSIIlg j
of poultry is a paying business, and a le a
carefully invested will bring many in return.
I have a first-class line and it will pay you " w'
amine the same before buying elsewhere.
T, L TAYLOR THE HARDWARE
74 Main Street
Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired ;
Delay will lead to serious breaks.
First-class work guaranteed by
BECK, the Reliable PfomM
Court street, .opposite the Golden Kuie
how bd you
ADVcn 1 1
The sew store can never
knows nnleM It advertises
s