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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1901)
Shoe Sale t'ommeming Thursday, Nov. iMpt, we will sell all of our large stock of Boots and Shoes at a great reduction. We must re duce our stock and in order to ac complish this prices will !e Cut and Slashed Nothing will escape the slaughter t-xcept the iueen Quality Shoes, which are contract goods. The chance of a lifetime to get the best goods in the ma.et for less than they are worth. ail early before sires are broken Terms Spot Cash. CLEAVER BROS., The Boot and Shoe len. MONDAY. I'LCK.M BEK NEWSPAPEP BARGAIN DAY. Tne Date Will be December 28th, 190 for tne One Day Only. The East Oregonian proposes to In augurate a b.rgair. day This day will b December 28th. 1101. Ob thia day aubacrtptlona to the Eait Orecontar. dally. weekly or semi-we-skly. will be FREE DOLLS taken at half price There will le a 'ut of 60 per cent. In the Eaat Ore gonian's subscription price for thit one clay only On thia da you cat. oh talc the dally Eaat Oregonlan b ma.: for one year for S3: Mai-weekly for a year for only i. and the weekly fo a year for 78 cents Thia offer i made to old or new uhserlbers who par aubacrtptlona ,ln advance frotc De cember 58th 19c:. for cne year or more. Don't far to take advantag of the offer Tel: your neighbor abo'i: the ofler Send In you- name for a sample copy Hemlt by bank check poatal note, money order or In one and two cent stamps Addreaa Eav Oregonlan Pendleton Oregon. WOULDN'T PAY F0 GRUB ittlDtlldtag a B o'olook n Saturday. DMUBhtt 4th ( will give a doll with a 50-cui purchase d trlasrware. BfOOtt HTi or uramtfware. TIM folk have nature' eyes and full head of Rembrandt hair Some are dressed Doii are dis-j.i:aye- in v. in .-w. Only one doll to a person. Owl Tea House The Place ior Bargains. Gu Bootnb Fined get a Row. With a Cninaman. Bw) Boothby enriched th- clt I.' thia morning for raising a gftslaili ance in a China Joint yeaterda ! aajajajaj that ome boya have been a feaMl of going Into the Chinese ree-tru.-nnt on Court street and ordering --n. "thing to eat and then walking out without raving for It Whet Hoothby ordered the Chinaman told him he -mild haw tc iay in advan'- r he could have nothing. From this they rani- to blowa and Boothl struct at the Chinaman with a chair MM ild not hit him and then was ar rstHl am! paid hla fine Wituout further warning than th-ir.iioun'-fmeiii i. hif attorney. F. A E Starr McOinni:i accuaed of htgt, way robbery by holding up Messrs Oodfrey am! Taber laat fall, pleaded gullt in (ha circuit court at Dak. Qtfcj His pal In the crime. Henrv Ham by has not pat. lieen arvainge'' SAVAGE THREATS JOSEPH PARR MADE A SAVAGE GUN PLAY. THE NEW YORK WORLD. Even Tried to Drav Hia Revolve' When Policeman Fee Came to Af reet Him Tried Thia Afternoon. Joseph Parr was arrested i$a' evening by Policeman Fe (or Bsek ;. . sun ilu and threateu'.ti ' ati Indian Parr, who js a halM"eed was drunk and becoming angr at the Indian, drew a revolver He l WOT h would kill the Indian, but for sonn reason In did not iihoot am', tax fleers were notified Whet I at rested him he attempted to drav. hi gun again, but the officer was too qun k He was kx ked up in the i ity Jail for the night and Suuday Mfl HI taker, to the couuty Jail, with a charge of carrying concealed weapone hatifr ins ove- him The trial will come off in Judse PHs. Oerali'.'s court this afternion The Most Widely Read Newspaper In America. Time l.ns demonstrated that the ThrieeaWeek World stands alone In Ita class Other papers have Imltat ed its toni but no' lt success. This Is because It fells sll the new all 1 tinu and tells It Impartially, whether that mws he political or nth srwltt it I in 'set nlmoet a dally at the price of a wekly and you can not aftrd to be without it K raottCBB aad d morrat alike can -...! 'h, T! If .'a-Weel. World with hanfirri confidence in truth. In addition to newa It publishes first-class serial Itorlaa and other features suited to the home and fire side Tie .1. u v L Worlds regular Kiioscrlntloi. price Is onl $1.00 per year and this pays for 166 papers. Vp offer th.s unequalled newspaper and the weekly East Oregonlan tb PERSONAL MENTION J W Collins of Pilot Rock Is In tJM !; i w h lellet at Adams we.- il the city yesterday sfc M. Hill was In town yesterda from hi home in Freeweter N A. Iievia was at the Oolden tile hote' tragi Milton on Sunday C O. Henry, an Athena busines mar. was m Pendleton Saturdav Frank R Ulair of Milton. Is now clerk ir. Cleaver Rros.s' dry goods Mara Elvin Ijimpkin is out ait.-r Mtif kept at home some time with "Mi alia Hi I ' Veale Matlock and wife a--- me. :uc into their nw home on StsrrtB Oosjrl street. Dan Watson of the Watson restau rant in Portland, is regiatered at th Golden Rule Hotel John W Rew. of Sheds was in Itss city Saturday the guest of his brother in law. 5 P Walker. Judge Ellis left this mornins tot Heppner where he is to hold I Mirl 'ommen-.ine tomorrow. Mrs Mary Sargent is min i bet) after a serious spell oi fever ahi Bel recovery l now probable. Amml CoweU. bookkeepr fot Sain uel Ixmey. of Walla Walla, was in the city on business Saturday V. H Chastain the druggist (rata Milton, was In the ety yeaterds shaking hands with old friends Mil and Harry Arnold an- k i .'ron: Farmington. Wash., on a v.. - -their sister. Miss Su Arnold Mrs 1.. J Hicks arrived from !' land yeiprday. to Join her husband who ; .-mployed on the Tribune Clareuf Adams W aV C. R i .. tor ar Helix, spent Sunday win. his parents Mr and Mrs. Walter AiUnu William J. Clarke, editor of the Oar-van- Star, is in the city sbakiiu nanus with dM friends and makinn bm of W nii;i. rail are dr t?r P Dodd one of the h io has been 'if ia" af arr: his try. Swlft'a premium bacon and hams gl Hawley'a. r. r Don't Have Cold Feet When you can prevent i hy truiing a Pr our Warm Lined Shoes. We aiso have a nne assortment ot Felt and Knitted Slippers in all colors for ladies and children th Th 646:Main St. The Pendleton 8hoe Cc. Aa up to date Mepair Shoe la coanactlun with our store. sV aaar ' ' " Crocker) for Christmas Presents We show in great variet W e have the newest and neatest in tabit-wart and toiletware, and a big assort men t of those ornamen tai pieces that are in such popular demand for Christmas gifts- The prices on all these goods are the lowest for the quality C. ROHRMAM. on Hear eree . where he wu mai. nas gone tc Hit Ijik hopes of getting relief from rh" tlsm John J Harkans and lohc Wr Mela and nephew wore in t p from their raneh H miles aorl Pendleton wii.-. they are te,-.l: bunch of IS"' stock cattle Tt, -port the cattle in god eoayj there i plenty of k.mmi arhatl -for winter feeditiK ' narlea W Mumford and aril Wallowa have been tin gueata H Mumford and family i for the past several davs on tneir return from the Ne p..r, . country. Idaho, where Mr. Mumford says everybody aeems t i.. ous ami im-s are mul Notice to Contractor Notne ; hereby gn-i, tha' the - uiiiiuon eouacil of the city o Pondk toa will receive bids for the K , and graveling of Turner strt. tween the west linr of Mission street and the eastern boundary . of Pendleton All bids to state the prl e per cubb yard Grading to lie done u a. . anee with the profile no or. ftle )n the city recorder's office Rids must be filed with the city recorder on or before the lfr. da December 1JVU The su easfu! bid der to look to the property-own his pay The common council reserves he right to rejer' any or all bids Dated this Sth day 0: Decemb By order of the . ommon coum r Attest J E REAM. Recorder a-' i- V The t Cttv M i here F-eil She ptit her Foot in it. r the softest, nicest feel ink' !oot I have had on ior a long time 1 will take that pair How much are they? $2.50 for a tine kid. felt lined, stylish ladi-s walking A FREE f Hoj.KR.-HIP In Willie i: , .,.! li itiiiugtn vole A PBEI bTOOLAjMUP I tln firl l! .-osts imthlrir to Vole Peoples Warebonse Feetfitter. ttsaw KT sftaaw We are SlaUaThterin. o -w uir CHir Clearance alc Is in VVe aw the long Mt rcanUk ho. And are Knocking H- .i.T1 - a Bnihiw wiltl amaiaw 6 Come and Sec if Tnis 1$ - i iv, .,-., -v. irpest stock of gr. .unity to select from hnd nricJtT' B LYONS MERCANTilE Raging Resnng Flood. Washed down a telegraph line whn h OtarlM 0 Ellis of Lisbon la., had to repair. "Standing waist deep la lc) at. In writes "gave me a "rrilile eM tin! CCSSfB It grew worse daily Finally the heat doi'tors la Oakland Neb., Sioux Ctty and Omaha, said I had nsiimption and coald not !'.- Then I began using Ir King's rti Dhteover) and was whnl'.y cured by six bottles " Positively guaranteed Naflf DOMa and all throat and hint: t-ouhies by Tatlman Co Price P F ;heiard aged 4fi years died .,- Url Salem hospital Wedneads:- night of typhoid pneumonia For the months he had been empliyed Ui n' the state nenltentlarr i ma'.ns were shipped tc Orepon W burial He was the father of Osier formerly realdeat Prepare for Christmas Holidays Hv letting on of our new etvle rlininn are oi oooiofj ueBign and tiniPli. solidlv madrias' at a price lower man ever hetore for mb tm Just look at them, they are worth it. even if ra fend nurchaHing. Our new shipment! inciiuV L'raie novemes. time m anyhow and at jj i n.-.x Cj on tne a.j".irii pr'uiium. aa m - Aa HA C'oruer Mam ami Webb ttntti. aTAl i -V I il I I BYERS' BEST FLOO To make good bread use Elvers' Bst Floor. It mm ft j premium at tne Ohioagi w'orld'i Fair isllsssntvl I jrfras escellui ss atxisfw sal Kverv sack is guaranteed We nave lbs sea tm Rolled Kailey. Sed Rve and Beard tea Barler. PENDLETON ROLLER W.S. BYLKS. Hropiidor. AIRTIGHT HEATH I have a full line if the celebratec GOLEMS AIR-TIGHT Wood and coal 8tva guartnte! tt le ahuolutely ah tight. NoneoftW h-at is wanted an l the stoves, wifi v.ve ( INK H A 1 V vnur fori: bill I also have a full line of cast .ook stomaajftWi Prices art tbe lowest, quality eaJsw. T.C.TAYIOR. tbe Hflrdwarfl 741 Mam Street, Fendieion. freioc WE WILL SHOW The Most Complete Line of Fancy HOLIDAY GOOD Ever Shown in Pendleton. The New Designs CHRISTMAS GIFTS for 1901 are Indescribable They Will Soon be on Display. We Will Cheerf Show You the Line. TALLMAN & CO The Leading Druggists . . - Peitd