East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 18, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCUT PRICES ON MEN'S SHOES PBRSONAL HHNT10N. ihoM and in We art' Homiic out short lines ol men s s at reduced prices to hurry them and we havt filled our window with them, with the former oner and the reduced price marked plain figures. It you need a pair ol shoes don't fail to stop and examine tliem as there arc some iMbby stvlcs amonp, them. We want yout busi ness hut we want you to Ret value received every time. CLEAVER BROS. The Practical Boot and Shoe Men. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, iu. HRSVtTIBS. I tad lev A liner. choice Cigars. Try Dulton'a chocolate chewv hia latest novelty, flearancw sale now on at Cleaver Bros. I try Goods Co. Ih; syrup, the item mi" article, at tb Wtnte House grocery. Bargains (or everv one at the Cleaver Hroe. Drv (n 'I i J. L. Uialier creamery butter, a very fancv article, at DeBMtt't. I'est Imperial ami Columbia in the land, at Frederick Nolf'a. Uieycle enameled ami baked at Withec'a on Court itree: Kinett ham and lard on the market. Home product; trv it. it- guaranteed. ) Schwari A tireulich. Books, stationery, toys ami taner iroodf, all will be told at oot at the Blue Front. Max Haor. A qaist, nice place, large ro una, well furnished, bar in i mbia. Main itrext. I lebenpi . proprietor. See C. Sharp (or the latest thing in wall paper and paper hanging and garden hoae. Opera home block, j C'nurt tnuri aireei. if you want good that are good you ihoald go to It. Martin'. He iia joat received a let of fancy kiln dryed twee! potatoes. J. Tom I in ton contractor and Imilder. Brick building a specialty. OtB Cottonwood ttreet. opposite Keiin build ing. P. 0, BU Clearance aaie, price reduced in all department UoW and ailver buttons, tipa amt the late-' i -lt- r . . . tu morning. Cleaver Hroa. Irv (ioods Co. Mich little pili aa ItoWitt's Little Early Kiser are very easilv taken, and they are wonderfully effective Ifl cleansing tin- liver unl laurel. Tall mail A Co.. leading ifruggi-t- All an invited to I.al. ,w hull sator lay afternoon at '-' o'elork. J. N. BafSt Fresh Eastern orators at DwnoM . All kind of Ileal rogetebleeet t'i. White House grt ." - Two furnished room for rent. In quire of J, Sheiirmaii. J, W, Hover and Alley Better took out a marriage licence at the county clerk' iiflice on the 17th. John Hade, a Milton fanner. taken t" the Walla Weill hospital ye Wedaeeedej to be operated on lor ap peediettia. Mrs. Campbell ha taken the agency for the Sahlin perfect (nrin and corset combined l.adie- are invited to call at her millinery store. Walla Walla tnion: Orville DM can of Weaton, ivho ia in thia city suffering from a serum illnes. i re ; ported 0 be rapidly recovering. I. Ben, of J. H. Slater Encamp ment, No. M, at La Grande, tlietl on i January si. Hannah Herr. hi benetici . arv, wa imnl the insurance of HOOu in i full todav. the tenth ilav alter his I death. Emil C. Johnson and Lydia A. Hoyt have secured a marriage license. H. K. lloyt, father of the bride, nude arlidavit of hi consent to the marriage, his daughter being under is years of age. The Lady Maccubee are requested to be present at f o'clock (siturday afternoon to uttentl the funeral of Willma Ktbel Humphrey, from the home of Mr. anil Mrs. S, ft, Ilicka, on street. Mr. Humiihrev is an officer ot the Maccabees. All members of Magnolia lodge, No. 34, Degree of Honor, are requested to be present at the home of B. H. Hick on Court street, Saturday at I o'clock v. ii.., t" attend tin- funeral into- Wilimu. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Humphrey. Pepsin preparations often tail to re lieve indigestion decause they can di gest only albumin i i. There ia one preparation that digests all classes ot food, and that i K'xJo! I'ys pepsia cure. It cure the worst case of indigestion ami give instant relief, for it digest what fee eat. Taliman A Co., leading druggists. I '.in Kichmond, of Warren, ami Mary A. Kachnie, ot Athena, were united in marriage at the Golden Rule hotel on Wednepdav evening at ti o'clock, the ill give a talk ami le--. n On the I ceremony beinif erlurnied by Kev. t. ton avstem oi i.hv.,.i -n turtt rorne-. . : me rentiieinii acaui'iin during toe teaching ot the ehihiren s dancing claar. Tin will be (fee ami all should hear it. Blank Books and Stationery. All the latest Magazines and Periodicals. A haaulilnl line of TOILET ARTICLES. in the presence of a number of relatives and friends of the contracting parties. The couple left on the train that night (or Portland on a wedding tirp. This season there ll a large death rate among children from croup ami lung troubles. Prompt action will save the little ones troni these terrible diseases. We know of nothing so cer tain to give instant relief aa One Minute Cough Cure. It car. alo be relied upon in grippe ami all throat anil lung troubles el adilita. Pleasant to take. Talluian A Co., leading drug gist. Anone desiring to t (MM a mum aw of the Oregon Hah and game asso ciation can do to by signing an appli cation lot memlier-liip with J. E. Krauae, 01 f the director of the a- John Minto. collector ol internal revenue for this district, has been spending the day in Pendleton and will leave this evening for Maker City. Fret! K. .lodd returned from Hart ford. Conn., on thia morning'a train, via Spokane. Mrs. J odd and on and Miss Mary Holierta will start upon their return to Pendleton about February 20. Charles Mcllee. ol Putter creek, i in Pendleton todav. He la feeding UM head of cattle at the Crockett Mitchell place, anil says that great numbers of cattle are being fed at different ranches on Butter creek Hazel Brvant. the little daughter Mr. ami Mr-. John II. Hryant, mi Alta atreet, is not oipectetl to recover from an attack ol pneumonia. She has lieen sick with the disease lor eight day. The attending physician said tins morning that ahe could not re cover. Helatives at Echo were notirled this morning hv telegraph of the state of affair. Nathaniel Kinison. a tanner who resides three miles west of Fulton station, received a telegram thi morn ing from Hood Kiver. anntiincing the sad newa of the death of hi daughter, Mra. Minta Wright, which occurred ot 1 o'clock thia morning, ofter an illness of two weeks. Mr. and Mr. Kmison will leave on the train tonight for Hisiil Kiver. E. M. shutt, of the H appear Time, ami S. P. Shutt, of the Granite Gem, met in Pendleton Thursday night, ami thia morning left on the train for Pittsburg. Pennaylvania. in answer to a call to the bedside of their mother, who ia very ill and not ef fected to live. The Shut: brother iiope ti reach Pittsburg before a fatal termination of their mother'.- sickuess. A. Anderson has returned to Pendle ton from Heppner and will remain here. He plaved right tackle on the Heppner football team for the past season, including the game with Mult nomah on the llih, which wa- a very exciting contest. Mr. Anderson ha heretofore played in the football and baseball team of Pendleton and his re turn to this city ia a matter of con gratulation in athletic aporting circle. 23W. ,f. Furnish, one of Oregon'- presi dential electors, does not expect to go to Washington, P. C. , with the votes. At the meeting of the lour electors held at Salem last Mondav it was de cided that O. F. Pitt. ii. of Portland, I. C. Fullerton, of Albany, and Mr. Furnish should all three go to the national capital with the votes, hut the last named now think it will be impossible for him to leave but the other two will leave on Sunday. SCHOOL TAX OF EIGHT MILLS. Hasting Trill Arternoon Wai Small, But! There Wai Slnfleness of Purpose. Tin meeting of the voters of school district No hi. held at the court house j this afternoon possessed in singleness of purose what ft lucked in point of numbers. Lets than u score of the! prominent taxpayers were present. Jesse Failing, president of tin hoard ol school directors, nresnled. Iiirector C. J. Simtli and .lame' A. Fee gave a financial statement a to the need of the district for the present calendar year. W. M. Pierce moved that a speeial tax of eight mills la- levied Laoe Cohen seconded the motion After brief remark by several the motion was nut and carried unuiii mnuslv. From the figure submitted the fol lowing information was gleaned. The apecial levy in PH was live mill on an assessed valuation of !. 2W.00II. which yielded a revenue of I'i.'74.:i7. Thia year the assessed valua tion of the property within the di-trici- i only fl ,008.rWo, The amount received from the state and cotintv last vear waa 17017. ?J This yearj it will be consitieranlv less than that, owing to the deereaae in the assessed valua tion, the lew for school purposes in this county remain ingjtlie eame. Fol lowing are the items of eat I male-1 ex pnseof Peedletoe'l echixil for theivear 1001: Teachers' salaries, feaar.Mi janitors, fHOO; contingent expenses. 13000 ; interest on l-onds, H10 UttonMl of outstanding warrants. 1:287. '.'0. The extraordinary expense of the city during p.axj were as follows. Im provement to buildings. I73s.lv turniture. ,VM.0o; real estate pur chased. 2isni water rent. 78. Of the 0V7al,81 levied as tax last year there remain outstanding and uncollected more than lltfOO. hut everv one in the jail averred that thev had seen DO Mich strange sight. Kaiiffman Is wondering what made Aim see it, while some of hia friend are aaving but then, it ia human nature to talk. Salni Paul's Sehool. A laatrilini and tlav school for girls at Walla Walla. Wash. Spring term begins January i'd. nmi. After ttaallue a diamond ring from Wright, the jeweler, in Portland Charles Turner, colored, swallowed 1 it to prevent it recapture. Altln ugh in jail, he is. still triumphant, for all he has to tin Ii to shake himaelf In feel the t.Vi gem rattling against his ol rib-. GOODS MUST BE SOLD REQARDLESSoTq napkins pepert . tlo . too Jepeneee 4 doen shelf Bound boon Dixon'-- pencils. No, 144 P' " A V. Pabet Siberian graphite, per Kohi-nOOf pencils, per do.' (juart writing fluid Pint writing fluid ll. ill pint writing fluid IOC) 151 log 18b .pic . )i Mi l)OC .50c .30c 1 5 ...i.. . me no. , lotegeChadwick oog!;j2j 100 pane journel and Ledger Book-keeping Idanks. IhnniHons tissue paper. n s, e. rencv erepe paper, par bog . Checker hoards Memorandum hooks The arc street lights in Portland are out at night baMMM the high water in the Willamette ha "smothered" the water power by which they are open tod) Our store is full of Bargains. lett and you can save a coupie 01 uoiiars apiece on them Also k v toys and fancy sroods. We have a few Children's g0.car uple of dollars apiece on tijf Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards. .. Pad agreed Belgian Hare- of both sexes for sale at ail times, llual itv guararteetl. Prince Hob at head Ol rabbitry, service fee '-'.. VI. Barred, Huff. and White Plymouth Hocks ami Rhode Island Rede. These are the best all round fowl known to 1 oiiltrvn en t. da Visitor it I way " welcome. Tor further information addre-- ...OUR ACTUAL COST SALE THE ST. JOE STORE. We will poeitivi stock lasting; v soil .ill goode mentioned below at actual cost for the next jo daM !)r"P"a, Men's Boys' and Childrens clothing, underwear, hats, caps, boots.shoes. Ladies' Misses' and Childrens' under wear, shoes, capes, millinery, wool hosiery, Ladies' tailor-made suits, blankets, comforts, quilts, table linen, towels, dress goods and outing flannel, all grades, eic. 1. IV w. WADB, Pendleton. Ktineml Oregon. iah OregonShortLineRailroad THK on. hi': HOOeji TO Montana, Utuh, Oiloriuli and all Eastern Points illvs choice ol two favorite roatea, via the I'SION I'.vi'IFIC Fait Mall Unv. or the Hie (ikANOhaeeulr Linn, fio Change of Cars 00 the forlla.. ... a.- ,- is "tat Bdssi IB the Mast." Knulppetl Wttb Bleeant Standard Sleepers Fine (iew Ordinary Tcurlat Sleeperf Superb LlrtraryBuftet Cars Splendid niner.- meals a le carte Free Recllnlnc Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely Veatlbulcd Tr. tnrthai tnlormstlou applr to r r v , vi - . mil RAN Co . Fon.llelou, Or. I 1 wv Hover .ul crtist' ain thili'' We tin not tLo. We nrt- in enrniutt in r... I ... .l- ami iiinnni who Inns ootids ot lis dtirinu the next thirtv thivs will not tlw.n. ... 1 P"al ...I..' Mkt. L .11 ,., I... ..l.r.. rath t, : .. . - M HiHai iwvwiliia aivua ! ...o ... .... i v,. iw puiuawlia oil; pfOIlt ufl out irieiiiisinp nut inn wnere yaw noii.u win e,o nirineriei initr tins von can do 10 E. M. LYONS Jt CO., The Hustlers. V e wih 10 11 tin in tn seii itro3tsriei 1 heap, t.itll us ui hmck idione .11. P MOM '8 t StJoenJ ree delivery in therJ I a, N'AtlKL. Trar Hui. Agl. 141 Third St. w K COHAN. tiSD'l Aflll Portland. Oseson. NEW LINE Whoa mule! You oavn't break tin's bartiaws, It is Ui' btat made. ThfXM only one place in tin- city to gel good turn. est vulu barueea, All guaranteed. Madt; from the IxiHt leather. Call and tee the stock. J. A. SMITH To uml (roni the A SIRANUB RAT. It is Said to Liva In ths Walla Walla Jail and Perform! Peculiar Amies. Chief Kauffman ha liegun to think ,,., 1 1 . .. ..!.. 1 . 1 1 I . h. ......... J 4 V. .. Uat year the as-., eitioi. ,dante.l . went jn , tft out ?rimon C Taliman Co., I.KAUINi. KULUUUIi. SHOE STOCK MUST Q0! Having iiiirchaatal tbu stock of the PKNUUiTO.N MQE tTOBE, I will cloee the entire stock at lug paaaatiefl iu order k make room for nan -i.- k uow orderetl from the factnnes. A Call to obtain prices will he convlaciag as to the bargains offered WM. FITZGERALD, "The Shoe Wan." buuniui lu Joe Kltcti Alain sued planting over l.'iO.Uun ami liesidea gettiug a ahipmeut ol Kuglish par tridges aa soon as necessary arrange ments can he made aatiafactorily. Collision on the 0. R. N. A light engine going eaatwunl collided with u duilhle-headed freight train near Mosier at midnight Tuesday night. The head engine of the freight 1 train waa badly damaged, the others; only slightly, the engineer were lightly bruised, hut were able to handle their uiaeliinea. The track waa obstructed until B o'clock Wednesday morning. Jjajaponaihiluy for the aeei denl - liHMaVeen the night operator at iv .1 engineer of the - -g ojeoa- tlvt , the engineer ileciar niw ti ere w:.-t no red signal at the 11. jiiI Itiver statioii ami the operator -a nig it ..aa i , -,..c, , il . Tin- the cause of the delay ol Wednestiuy'aeaal bountl train which did not reach Pen dleton until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. It waa due at I o'clock in the morning. a u large rat running along the wall. The next time he went in the same rut wa- there hut had changed it- color to pure white. The next time he threw onen the door he saw it aoftly stealing up the smooth aides of the iron cage, wearing a straw hat anil (ierinan socks, lie inquired of the prisoners it they hail anything to tlo with the animal Solid Trains New Kquipmcnt Wide Vestibule!. There is something new under the sun Chalbert Flavoring Essence. OOmMaaiioO extract tar aiiead of vunilhi. A full 2 ounce bottle for 25c. Kmpure agent O, K. V X. Co., or B. H TKI'MHL'LL, ComM. Agent, 141! Third Ht., Portland, or UKJAI ami t I.I MA L'K CATARRH Btroogar than vanilla ii li found in no other The popular price druggil pure, delioioai and ountaiui a oHscnce. Munufaotttred lv A. peoulier i ' . Koei rich ien lluvoring i Brat. poi Koeppen's Pharmacy ON COURT STREET Another Acetylene aesidenl. J. I'. Williams, of Long Creek came near meeting with u serious teal ueni wnile charging the gap generator 101 ii, . acetylene goa plant belonging to ! i. i. w ill lama one evening last week I The generator happened to be tlumi and when supplied with a iuaniiy of I carbide, began to generate gaa. This was ignitetl hy a candle lu Air Wil liam hand anil a terrific explosion followed, iloiug mi serious damage out side of knocking Mr. William- down ami scorching his eyebrows. thebslls OrTersd For Sale. La (iraiide. Jan. IS. A notice in the New York Slock Journal, states the celebrated pacing Stallion Cl.eimli formerly owned by frank Fraser, of Pendleton, is for sale hy J. O'Neal, of Cincinnati. Ohio. A certain party in this city, who waa alwava u great admirer of that apeedy ami truly beautiful animal, has written to Mr. O'Neal an to the price aaketl for bin, tad he again mac be numbered among the noted horse of Kastern Oregon. The most soothing, healing and anti septic application ever devised is 1 H Witt's Witch llasel Salve. It relieves at once and cures piles, sores, ecxeiua ami skin diseases, lieware of inula tioiio. Taliman A Co., leading drug gists. Worldly Advice Kor years we have made a study of cof fee anil have today plenty of well sel ected coffees, anil a large anil growing trade business has l-u brought to gether and held aolely by a judicioua use of the wonl "value," which with ua n.eana to give each cuatomer that which he pays for. If he wunta ordinary of medium grade we give it lo him, anil if he wants i. -iter, choice or tine ipiality, ami will pay for it he gets just that ami nothing else, for the reason that he in entitled to it and Me cannot afford to give anything dim- lor we want him lo-eOBM hack. Come Back. wl Tea House. j rolls Crace Paper ioc S KA LSI Notary and Corporation! $3.50 to $5 Delivered ( irder of ua and tare money. Orders for Rubber Stamps also solicited. I AS I OREGON1 AN PUB. CO Mottling '-lit a local reiac4) ur cbannv of cliuiaU Mill curu CATARRH. The Specific Is Ufl Cream Balm li 1. utie-kly atjMirbe.1.1 lilvv. Kellef al i.nce open aiel Uc-um:I COLO 'n HEAD 'I Ki -'..r,- tho Sviim-.i TaBK-auu email. Hollersurj Ke Injurluu. Irua. Uefnlar m. M, Kamliv u ll.ui. al lirussilor bv mall KI.Y HHtiTilKlib .. Warren 81., Sow Yu.rk. We have Lamps to Burn anil they are go onee t.a, We will leave it to you which in the which la the lest light. Think for yourself. Kverythiug in ti , electric line. Houses wired on abort notice. Slot mucliiiie repair ing a specialty. 1'i'inlleton Electric Supply House Maple Bros., hrupe rhonr s Main 74 and Red 176 FRAZER OPERA HOUSE. Monday, lanuan 21st The Greatest Show of the Kind on Earth. 60 ISH.v.M's 1 A.Mcit's OOTOaOONI uteaenilaa the Qraai (iiairutic ( ometiy WpaaaaVi KING ) 11 (Lh The ktfgael tad mmH complete ealond organization in Aowrita PRICE6. 35t. 50c. Kcssrwil MmtU .,n Saiu al Tallinai, i t , 40-FAMOUS TWE'TRIED FAV0KITB8. H ' ahnrwa -- - - - (,,,. ,,, r,., isjsja, (iui" I aieolt outiit, gorgeuufl noatfimi dieplayi full ol redeeming iealuref. French Restaurant.. TUB PLACE TO KAT. Wuara jov tan ai MajathsBI aaoa Oua LaFonta.ne. . . Mrop.lefot . Babbitt Metal I'ttr Sa 'e Kv rha V LARGE OR SWi QUANTITIES .nii.ll Huh. Gl . -woman Hub. Co. You Owe Rader, the F urniture Dealer! Owe Rader1 what Ami vou know it it you will mily ntop tu think.' 00 I owe him!" "You, you owe Ruder, of couiho. Yon owe him a vinit to hia Htore and a ! areful inspeotioo t' hia imnMiuw lint if you have not recently paid thin visit lat a a ... i on win hn i veil repaid for the time spi-nt in teasUag yuureya on (m many nioe things he huu to how you In new fumUure (ureationji and he will be pleaded to set- vou. more than Pay this debt M. A. RADER, Main and Webb StreeW