Must Go
At $1.00 a Pair.
We are closing out 12f pair Ladien Fine
Shoos at this price as they are out of
stvle but you want nhoes to do house work
in "and SAVE your BETTER PATH.
Why not wear a nice soft shoe when you
can buy them for $l.(H a pair? These
shoes formerly sold for $2.0 to 15.00 per
pair. It will pay you to come and see us
when vou w ant shoes as that's our business
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoe Men.
PERSONAL MENTION.
.llldo W. It.
lor Heppner.
Miis Mollis
Joseph li. MeDlll.
KiliM left thi morning
Mc
Ht
ithern' ad today
Cleaver Hrotliers
SATI RDAY. JANUARY It, 1901.
BREVITIES.
Badlev A Zeliner, choice cigars.
House for rent. Inquire at Rentier'.
Try Ihitton' chocolate chews, hi
latest novelty.
Clearance sale now on at Cleaver
iiroi. Dry Hoods Co.
Bargain! for every one at tbo
Cleaver Broi. I)rv Good Co.
Kvervthing the market affords, in the
vegetable line at i. It. Demon's.
Cleaver Brother are selling hoes
war down below coit. Notice their ad
today. ,
Loat A while and brown shepherd
dog, one g las eye Will pay reward
if returned to this otHoe.
Finest ham and lard on the market.
Home product; try it it guaranteed.
8chwari A (Jreulich.
A quiet, nice place, large rojms.well
furniahed, bar in connection. The Col
umbia. Main itreet, K. X. Schempp,
proprietor.
Bargain? in odd and ends, luch aa
toy, Fancy goods, china and books at
the cloaing out sale at the Blue Front.
Mai Baer.
Candy Dutton, famou home made
sandiea made freih every day. Hi
cream and chocolate can't M beat.
They are pure.
J. Tomlinaoi. contractor and builder.
Brick building a pecialty. Office on
Cottonwood itreet, opposite Keiui build
ing. I'. O. box, US.
Chicken and geeae are getting very
carve, but (i. K. Demon, tin- grocery
lan. has Rome very tine fowl on
liand, d reeved or alive.
Clearance aie, price reiucel In all
department, (iold and lilver button,
tips and the iateit belts received this
morning. Cleaver Bros. Drv Good
Co.
If jrou have a house to paint or a
-room to paper, a picture to frame, a,
little plambing to be looked after go
and see C. Sharp, opera house block,
Court street
That motto of U. Martin' "beat
goods for the least money," i strictly
adhered to. Martin vive good value
for your money, lie hue the uiggeit
grocery stock in the city. Prompt de
livery on your order.
Blank Books
and
Stationery.
All the latest
Magazines and
Periodicals.
A Beautiful line of
TOILET ARTICLES.
Tallman Co.
I.KA DISC
llHLUOlBd.
SHOE
STOCK
MUST 00!
Having purchased tin stock of the
PENDLETON HHOK HTOKK, I will
close the . lit in- stock at big reduction
in order to make room for new stock
uow ordered from tbe factories.
A Cell to obtain prices
will be convlaciag as to
the bargain offered
WIVl. FITZGERALD,
"The Shoe Man."
Notice Cleaver
He sure and see
show window this week
A hardware itore in Humpter claim
to have sold -hiring '.',000.000
itonnds of har.i ro and . ..mind li I In
carloads of freight.
I, una Bishop, clerk of school district
No. lti, of which l'emlleton i u part
has issued a notice of a special meeting
on Friday, January IK, for the purpose
of voting an extra t:i
Thomas C. Martin, master mechanic
of the llonaiua mine in Baker couiltv,
dieil at Baker Citv, Thuradav evening,
aged fW vear. lie came from Colorado
0 Baker county several year ago
William (i. Bel! and Lottie B.
Wagner weri' married at the home of
A. J. Wagner, a few miles northwest
of Atliena, on Wednesday, Januarv i
Kev. Medford W. Smith, of Athena,
performed the ceremony
Wanted A woman to solicit yearly
subscription, for the best known wo
man's magazine In the United State
The work to be confined to Pendleton
ami vicinity exclusively. I or particu
lars add res otomce box .
Todav and tomorrow the O. H. A N.
company will sell tickets from Pendle
ton to Salt Lake City and return for
IM, fiO, half rate, to accommodate those
wishing to attend the National Live
stock Asuoeiation to lie held there next
week.
Kichard K. Hobo died of a coin pi i
cation of diseases at a Walla Wullu
hospital. Friday afternoon, aged M
vears. A wife mi l one child survive
him. Kobb was at one time agent of
the Pacific ex pre company at Walla
Walla.
Mr. ami Mr. Herbert Thompson
have returned from Oakland, Calif.,
and will remain in Pendleton for a
visit. Mr. Thompson, during his ah-
neni e. hail Iparnei! to tliump a Mergeu-
thaler typesetting machine in an ex
pert style.
Tom Burns, who ha been at the
county hospital since December M.
with pneumonia, ha recovered and
was taken back to the county tail thin
afternoon, there In await trial with
William hngland, charged with steal
ing a weater and jewelry from .Tim
Washington.
Pendleton people are not easily sur
prised, and cannot be shocked, except
with a heavy explosion of dynamite.'
A young lady of the suburbs was ol,
served yesterduy lorenoon ruling up
and down Main street on a horse, and,
what I mor-', she didn t use suddl
She wasn't sitting sidesaddle stvle
either.
the coiintv court, laclml ing Judge
G. A. liuruiiau, Commissioner T. P
Uillilaud and County Clerk W. I)
Chamberlain, put in a portion ol this
morning in the crematory business.
Thev counteil and cremated ulsmt 100
coyote scalps, including one lot of XI,
which had been sent in by Harry
(ratty, ol Hmglieui spring.
Neil Cameron, the little son ot C.
A. Cameron, met with a severe acci
dent this morning while playiin: with
other children in the vicinity of the
home of hi parent on South Main
street, lie fell and struck hi wriat on
a broken alas bottle, severing the
superficial! rolae artery ami the
tendon of II. i fls)SM i arpl radical is
muscle and ver; ,i.n. m.. oiu-r.,. the
Isms radical arterv of the wrist. Dr
(arlield attended llie little eufierer
and sewed up the wound. The opera
tion was borne by Die little fellow
with much courage.
Another jackrabUit drive on Batter
creek i under way for Sunday, January
'&). An excursinu will come over from
Heppner. If a sufficient number will
go from Pendleton the O. K. A N. will
make a rate of 11.60 for the round
trip, and will stop at the Butter creek
bridge to allow the excursionists to
alight and pick them up touting back.
Tin is very close to the vcene of tbe
drive. Arrangements are being made
for substantial refreshment on the
grounds no that those who attend may
be comfortable. Those who go from
Pendleton should take the regular
morning train, No. 1, wliich leaves
here shortly after 8 o'clock, and they
will be able to have their sported and
return on No. 2.
I HKUATENKD HOI
J. t. Klsbardson, From South Cold
springs. Mm His Views
Among the many farmer and stock -men
in Pendleton this afternoon was
J.O. Kichardenii, who lite 20 mile
west of Pendleton, in the south Cold
spring country. He had 320 acre of
wheat in 1U0O, troin which lie secured
MoUO bushel and sold it during
harvest at 48 cents per bushel He
says he will wake it a rule to dispose
of his wheat wheu it is ready for ship
ment, rather than pay warehouse
charges and wait for a rise in the
market. He ha (00 acre of winter
wheat in ready for next fall. Mr.
Hichardsoii has M head of horses,
which he ha rounded up from the
range and, aa lie says, will winter
them, instead of starving them, for bo
believe there i going to be a horse
famine. He is improving hi stock
right along and will be ready for the
rise in price, which tie thins i al
ready making itself felt aud will con
tinue to do so fur some months.
Baliroad Men Kills).
Belleville, Ills., Jan. 12. In a roar
end collision on the Illinois Central
railroad thi morning Conductor Wing,
of Sparta, ami Brakeiuan Hiutf, of
Dill, daughter of
is improving, hav
ing had an attaok ol pneumonia.
Will Ik Walla Union: Mr, .latne
Young, of Wsstcn. i at the Perry
hospital nfferlng with n serious Ill
ness. Mis Mabel Bryant ha returned
from a two week' visit at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. William Catharnian, of
Kcbo.
Joe Hsnicom i in town today from
Sold Spring. He my that there i
more snow north of here than at Pen
dleton. Dr. W. li, Cole returned on this
morning train from Snrnpter, and i
oat in the country on business thi
afternoon.
Little Rova Bowman, a student at
St. Joseph's academy, seiit a one
day' vacation today at her home on
Birch creek.
Mr. S. U. Ilargetl, of Vsnsycle. wa
brought to the Pendleton sanitarium
Kridav evening anil will remain there
a a patient for a short time.
Judge W. R. Ellis left for Heppner
this morning and will return in time
to hold session of circuit court com
mencing on Monday, January 21.
Mr. ami Mrs. George W. Young have
been for three week visitlnn the folk
of the latter at Portland. Mr. Young
will remain a few weeks longer. Mr
Young ha returned.
Horace Walker, county commissioner
wa able to be an ami walk aroum
upstairs in the Hotel St. George today
but is still too weak to be able to at
tend county court.
Mrs. Fred W. Waiti , her mother
Mrs. Ida Woodard, ami Master Freddie
Waite. have returned from Colfax
Wash., where they spent the holiday
as guests ol the parents ol the lirst
named.
Miss Luvena Halu, daughter of Wil
liam Hale, of this city, I at the St
Mary's hospital, Walla Wallu
which Institution she went a week ag
for the purpose of having an operation
performed for appendicitis. Her con
dition is satisfactory.
J. W. Batcson, registrv clerk of th
postodice, ban passed the climax of hi
threatened attack of pneumonia, am
will be backbit the window hv Monday
readv to sell all kind of money orders
etc. He called at the postoliice tislav
to see how things were looking.
Mrs. Jessie S. Vert, grand matron
the Order of Lantern Star, will leave
on tonight' train for Pnrtlaml, when
she will remain for a brief time. She
will start for Grant's Pas on Tueeda
evening, and therealter continue tier
tour of chapter in that section of the
state.
L. A. Parkhurst. of the Peoples
Warehouse, expect hi wife to arrive
on the train this evening ' from the
wast. She ha been spending the
winter at the home of her uncle, Gov
T. T. Gear, at Salem, a guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Downing, daughter of the
governor.
niiiatn nowman, oi riircii croeu
mat with an accident on the teserv.i
tiou a week ago which i" causing him
considerable discomfort. A horse f
on hi felt toot ami ankle. He think
no I Mine have been broken and that.
he will continue to improve until com
pletely recovered.
F.d Hendrvx is a guest of the Hotel
Pendleton from Law ton. He ha been
visiting at hi former home at Mill
and at Dayton ami other Washington
cities since attending the convention
of Knight of Pythias hen- on Satur
lav and Sunday of lust week. Mr
Hendrvx state that a little more de
velopment of mining nropertv is all
that is required to insure Lawton'
niture a a permanent loinmecrial
center
Rev H. I!. Blood, of the Mc.Minn
Mile and Car I ton charges, spent Fri
day in Pendleton a u guest of L. K
Peiiland and left on the cwnlhg train
of the W A C. R. railway for Helix
where he has accepted the pastorate of
the Baptist church. Mr. Blood,
mother oi the reverend, win come up
iron, the valley in tno course ol a lew
month-, and make her home with her
ion at Helix.
of
MW YORK MARKET.
Rsported by I. L. Ray Co.. Chicago
B-jard of Trad and Msw York Sloe
Rxehaas Brokers.
There was verv little doing
ing only 1 , cent. Liverpool wa '
lower.ll 2, March. New York opene.
and closed at one price, M2, May, utter
selling between 81 " ami 82 1-8. The
shipments for the week were large.
ri.USO.UOO. There has been heavy buy
ing all the week hv the New York
crowd, headed by keene and by the
Cudahys in Chicago. Slock steady
Money, .ri per cent.
OloSS vesterdav, H 7-
(en today, 82.
Range-today, SI 7-8 to 82 1-8.
Close today, W,
PORT I. ANd" WANTS IT.
Mori to Sssvrs ths Mooting or th Na
tional Livestock Association.
Portland will make a strong pull to
necure the annual meeting ol the
National Livestock Association in 1000.
The meeting till year will be held
at Salt Lake City, beginning next
Monday and continuing lor live days,
lu 1902. it is understood, the meeting
will be held at Omaha a tacit agree
ment lo thi effect having been reached
at the meeting held last year, when
Salt Lake City secured the convention
lor this year. Letter have already
been eut to the association extending
an invitation to meet in Portland in
IUo: The claim of Oregon will be
further urged bv the delegate who
will be in attendance at the Salt Lake
to Joe Mian, Mala Hires. DuOoin, were killed in then rgfcioae
Worldly Advice
For years wo have made a study of cof
fee and have todav nlentv of well sel
ected coffees, and a large and growing
trade. Husine ha Uh-ii brouirhl lo
gether aud held Molsly bv a judicious
use of the word "value," which witli
u means to give each customer that
which he pay for.
Tf he wants ordinary or medium
grade we give it to him, and if he
want better, choice or line quality,
und will pay for it lie gets just that
aud nothing elae, for the reason that
he is entitled to it and we cannot
afford to give anything elm- lo, M
want him to come liack.
Come Back.
Owl Tea House.
3 reMs Crape Paper tot
city meeting from Oregon. It is a
movement In which the entire state Is
interested, a Oregon ha much lo
show her visitors in the line oi
innate ranges and other resources
favorable to the livestock industry.
The meeting oi the National Live
stock Association are attended by the
representative stockmen of the coun
try. Nearly all are men of means, and
it'is believed that, nu acquaintance
with the superior advantage for the
t06l industry possessed bv Oregon
would result in hringing many of them
out here to locate.
MANY PENSIONS (.RANTED.
One Hundred and Seventy Special Bills
wore Passed by House.
Washington, Jan. IS, Not since the
.MM congress has the house passed as
many private pension bill at a single
sitting a it did Friday. In all 170
special pension bills were passed.
The most important was the one to
increase the pension of Gen. A. V.
Rioe from t.'tr, to $100. General Rice
was wounded several times during the
civil war and lost a leg at Vlcksburg.
He was formerly a memlier of congress
from Ohio, and was the author ot the
arrearage of the pension act.
The senate had passed a bill to in
crease his pension to n antl the
bouse raised the amount to 1100.
A Proper Msaiur.
Ohmpia, Wash., Ja.ii. 12. A hill i
to be introduced at the coming seion
oi the legislature which will have as
It object the transferring ol the re
sponsibility of hanging from the
sheriffs of the various counties to the
warden of the state penitentiary and
providing that all execution will take
plaei within the wall of that institution.
Now York's Forolgn Trad.
New York, .Inn. 12. Otficinl statis
tics of the foreign trade of the port of
New York for the calendar vear of
I960 show an aggregate movement of
merchandise to the oxtent of over tfi7,-
000,000. The Incrsaac in 1MB ova? ish
wa about 110.000,000. Import of mer
chandise were f Mi, l.V.i, S01 and exports
f t02.!4:l,ni0, the latter being amnterial
gain over last year.
Two Steamsr Wrecked
Seattle, Jan. 12. -The steamer Tilla
mook, from Skagwav to Seattle was
wrecked on Wood's island. All aboard
were saved by the steamship Senator.
The steamer Aoha wa wrecked be
tween Sitka and Juneau. No particu
lar have been received here.
"Tex" Arberry'i Funeral.
Walla Walla, Jan. 12. -The funeral
oi W. T. Arberrv who died in this sitv
January 10, IH01 will be held from the
Smith undertaking parlors. Sunday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The service
will lie conducted bv Blue Mountain
lodge No. 13, A. F. A A. M.
f T I af I L I Ml 11 I Ik's I K.IJV 'Him...
Our Prices for the next ten days.
SixiciM) pounds granulated rragar fcl
Bight pounds Lion Coffee 1 00
Sfvon pounds Axbuokle Coffee 1 (
Ten cans BEST Tomatoes 1
Ton oans BEST Bwtsjl Corn I 00
Five gullon kn jjond Pickles I (1
Five gallon can Pearl Oil ,1 :;r
Choice Potatoes, per sack ;"
Four pounds Arm and Hammer Soda -
Look at -uir Balk ( oifee, live pounds for fl.00
';i
tar Snan
Seven bars Savon
Six bar! Ooldfii
tJ! 1 . i
UMfrl "MIU .Snip
r ive y.ounds ( Wn Stjirdi
'i'l . ... ... I . i to
Pwo und one-hail lis Eviii,dlCS5
1 WO and otiMiarf Ih tin
Kientc Ram's, pirr pouni
' causa
lkrtajfa
Hot Coffee iii I'umlletoh lor the
line.. U... I
freiili hotter .mil euif. We lire now Nhisiiitig prireNiii nil departments, (.'.ill u ,. T..1....1 ... . BWl I
Hu-1 is--
'lack 4.:
E. WIL Lyons & Co,
Naval Station In Philippine!.
Wellington. Jan. 12. Secretary
Long has received a cable dispatch ftom
Admiral Uemey, announcing that the
hoard of oliicers convened to select the
most suitable site in the I'hilippino
lor a permanent naval statiou have
hn-d upon Olangnpo, on Huhig hav.
Otli Hat La Grippe.
Chicago, Jan. 12. Maj. OeSafSl
Klwell S. Otis, in command of the
department ol the lakes is a victim of
the grip at his home in this city.
L
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ts) . . .', I
1
1
Whoa Mule!
It is
is only one
lion
Yon (:an't break this harnest
the liesl made. Tin re
place in the city to gel jr,,,,,
eel value hsoiBeea All guaranteidi
.Made from the hem leather. Call
and se' the took,
I. A. SMIT
Koeppen's
Chocolates.
m Temper, Leianre and A
H I-. in-if- by the
housekeeper who H
I negleoted to use b
GOLD DUSTI
I WtvsKing Powder I
Are
dt
made from
iciouH h int i
pure
avors
oane sugar,
, "There an
good,
sjoodi
35q buys a half pound
We also have LowneyV
hest QjhOiJOlBtfi aud
others, but none ho
ox oi these delicious
and Gunthera.
Pioneer Rose Cream
is u well known hand and
your hands and laee tree
your complexion
facw eream
front
eiiaiis
that
and
will keep
improve
The popular price druggKlv.
MS BTBtB
vupptvii 9 f- iMtxn-iiiaw
ON COURT SiTHEFT
Locust Hill
Rabbitry and
Poultry Yards.
Thoroughbred
Poultry and
Belgian Hares.
I have a few fine young bucki-
aw kereU that I will Hell at a low
ure if takan at once. Address
and
fig-
atJY W. WADK,
I'eiidleton,
Oregon
1.1 THE NKW8! Taks ths Bast
Orefonian. Daily S5.00 a jrsar b)
mail Wsakly Sl.jo. and Ucml.
vsiv at 1 t v ro ro '
FRAZER
OPERA
HOUSE.
ONi: NIOMI ONI.V
mtnKT KAlit cMmcl
And n siip.-rli .-..in patty in hei -,-ie.it. -u. .-.
Tuesday
Jan. 15th.
USUAL PRICES.
Ki-wrvixl aasil 'ii Wale l Tallmnn J to
m
uJjL -
if
liig 'Railroad Hnl ' s. ene
Wpmli-rnil Fin- Si in
Thrilling Swin 'm l-il
Greai Hnttery 1 "at I. Si unc
Two traiui laisaing-UHeli other iii lull in ol
th- stHliuncu on tha elevated ruilway trestls.
Hear Kutio Emnaetts New Songs.
M.,o Ush, More 'lit' lib. M..r Tear. Mini' Km-ii.i"" Murr
luiui iiny (tlity ol lie cunliin.
You Owe
Rader,
the
F urniture
Dealer!
Antl
vou
:iiow
"6w Badei ! wlmi
do I owe him!
d it J0U will only alop to.Lhiuk."
"Vee, you own Kader, of eoUtse. You owe him
a visit to hlj Btore and B earel'ul i ii.sj.otaion of his iuuuen.-e
line if you haVe not reeentlv paid Ihiii visit
you will feel well repaid tor the time pent in tofjting
your even on the many niee tiling he lias to shotsr you
in new furniture creation and he will he more than
pleased to see you.
M. A. RADER,
II
Pa
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