OUR
Shoe Sale
CONTINUES
In full hlabt and will continue until
all our stock is gone.
Don't miss this chance to buy your
footwear at a big reduction. Every
thing goes.
All goods sold for cash
CLEAVER BROS.,
The Boot and Shoe Hen.
, ;AY hi i'i:ii;i;i: I I lvM
KCHliS' ANNOUNCEMENTS
UltUH Or TBI IlKDKEMEH
rU Sunday In Art vent -Sundu..
:, in a. m Litany sermon t M
atlon of holy communion. 11 a.
ventng prayer leboral) wltli a I
7:30 p. m. The rector, the Rev
Potwlne. will be assisted at
EE DOLLS
omntnoiog at s
cluck n Saturday
eceniber 1 4th, Hi
ill give a doll with
5( i-c.-iit pilfOhMl
glassware, crock
v Or tjranit'varc.
,s have natural eyes ami
d of Rembrandt hair
dressed 1 ! 1 - arc dis
i window.
)nly oik- doll to
i person.
Tea House
'lace for Bargains.
both NIVlVM by the Rev. John War
ren.
FIRST PHKHHYTE1UAN CHURCH
11 a. m.. children's sermon. 11:10
a m regular sermon, subject: "A
Royal Heirloom." 7:80 p. m.. "Youuk
People In Business." This Is the sec
oihI oi a series of tenuous to our
young people Strangers arc especial"
In illltcd lo all mil erMces. Robert
.1. Dlveii, pastor.
THOMPSON M I ciil'RCIl- Sun
day school at 10 a in. Preaching serv
ice at 11 o'clock. Junior League at
p. m. Kpworth League at ti:30.
I'leic lilliK service at 7:8o. A general
invitation Is extended to all Hies- at I
vice. John Uren. pastor.
first iiAPTIST OHUBOH The
subject of the morniiiK sermon will
be: "Hand to Hand Work, or Hand
Pn feed Krult." In the evening will be
given the first of three sermon-lee
lures to fffltM 111. II unil Hie subject
Is: "Tbe Man With the drip." All Ul
voung men In the city who do not at
tend services elsewhere aii' most cor
dially invited to hear these sermons
i I CHURCH, IOUTH The Bev
Hi lii'iirdsley. ol Kentucky, who Is to
kMtvn next Friday evening 'of tlM
Htbiic schools will preach at 11 a. m.
At 7::io p. 111., there will be preai hing.
(ioit's ('me for the Sparrows. Sin
day school at 10 a in. Kp wroth
I..HKU. at ItIO p. m. Subject: "The
iii .tin hi our QhrloMaaHjr." k. h
low ) pastor
com s relational cm hoi
Boi'vlooa M usual tomorrow. Tin-
morning seiAlie will be folio .'ed Fj
the roni iminloii i! the Uinl't supper
No Hope for Mattewan.
Sun Kranclsco. Dec. 14. Reinsii:
nine Of tin- Mattewan reached 'M) pel
cent th:.s morning No tiding of UV
t easel are received, and hopes -n
aafOt) It practically abandoned.
ng at Actual Cost
SHOES
Patent Calf, Patent
Cid and Enamel Calf
n.ri Lines Reduced 0 Actual OQOi OMoO la and 100 for yourself
i in St The Pendleton Shoe Co.
up to date kepaii Shop in connection with our store.
ft
', .
'""ft IS
Crockery for Christmas Presents
We show in great variety. Wo
have the newest and neatest in
tableware and toiletware, and a
Mg assortment ol those ornanien
tal pieces that are in such populai
demand foi Chiistinas gifts Tin
prices on all these goods are the
lowest for the cpialit) .
C. ROHRMAN.
SOME SOCIAL NOTES
BETTER KlCORD THIS NME
RECEPTION LAST SATURDAY
EVENING TO FOOTBALL MEN
Other Events Occurring, During Mil
Current Week As Well as Son'-:
Promised for the Future.
The reception given lust K.itinii
si niiiK in honor oi the Academy toot"
iiall team In the assembly hall ol Ul
high school. wa lat'Ki ly attend, I
the academy students and faeiilt. V
short program was rendered, i nusl.m
: ing Of both vocal and Instrumental
mush, etc., and n weh ome address
Riven by Principal L. 1). Conklln,
which was replied t In behalf ol the
academy, by the lte. F. L. Forbes.
' The guessing contest along the lln
or geography and history of Oregon.
was one of tin leatures ot the ovc.i
iiik. ami proved ?frj IntereeUna" ai
well as instructive.
Pioneers Will Banquet.
The Pioneers of the PMtflC n
making preparations for their anninti
banquet which will be held in th
Hendrlck'a boll next Wadnooday orou
iiik An interesting program is b.
Ing airaiigcil. They expert to hav.
some visitors from other lodges wl'c
will deliver addresses and help I
make the entertainment a success.
Pastime Club's Dance Tonight.
The Pastime DOJldttl OlOh hav.
sent out Invitations for their regular
weekly dance In Armory hall this ov.
lag, These daili es ore oi (root In
torOOl to the youiiK folks who will
meet and enjoy an evening each w e, '
tripping the ilght fantastic"
Baptist Ladies' Sale.
The ladies Of (he Baptist lni i k,
who held their sale in the sample
room ol the QoldOfl Rule hotel I'niiir,
lispose.l in most ol their fniiey art,
ties and cleaned up something like
170 lor the church They are much
pleased at the success of the sale.
The "Jolly Club."
The "Jolly Club" compoaert of yoiitm
men who hnve orgu nl id theOMOtn
Into a daudliK olttb lor entortOiOflMOl
during the Ioiik winter evenlllKS. w !l
clve tii,. si i ond 8OJM0 next Krldm
evening in La Dow hall. InvttOtlOfl
are now out ami a grand ilnu is pn.in
I sed
Current Literature Club.
Mrs (i. i. i .a Dow ootortoloed the
Current Literature Club on Friday
attorpOOO the progran, betOf
Sketch of Life of Alfred OlltTOOt,
Mrs w, it Oorotoo; "Bob B i
Buttle. " Starkweather -Thi Kt.
City." Mis. H. Dickson. This lollowi
the previous ii tun- at Mr O A
Hortjonn'l home, at which the pro
noM was tettnuneatol ooto Mi
Piiiliigton: "The WfOt TtUPakOOrflni
Mis ; i l.;i Dow vim t lolo Mi
Dickaon; "The Mrel Thi fjjf
Proetooiotloo " Mm Holloek i
Herman's "The Lauding of the Pi,
grims" Mrs. Swltzler. OOtrumentl
solo. Mrs famine; open dlOCUl
Km What We Are Thankful '
Damona Lodge.
Daiiiona lodge No -I, llatllldlle
lers, had ,i very pleasant cm !
dOBCfng phi ty at the La Dow hall
evening. Ileside card and dan n
sumptions banquet was served
The "Tennyson'' Lecture.
L'bler M, H Marvin's leCtUlt
Toaajnon am! his works, at
Thompson Street M. K chuieli
enilm. was listened In In. .1
good aoaoo This is the irei .
series oi lour leejures along in
tional lilies to he delivered III til
eltj The next Is lo be son. 11
during the last weel, 111 this ROOth
ONLY $20.C00 HEMAINS
DELINQUENT OF TAXES DUE.
Ihorifl Had Collected $155,373.10 Up
to December 1 Is More TImii
Usual.
The ihoriff ol Uouttllli count In
forms tin Kast OregnnlaB IhOI all Ut
armnti foi tht ton levy for 1M0. ft
ready, and that the levying will 'n
on Monday. This will be BnlSBOd by
the Brol of January, and the iherlfl i
aolei Ol property on delinquent 101
Mill eomuenci lomatlrae during rite
thst weehl ol Petiritniy.
The tn roeorda ohoo less delin
quent ta lor 1900 than tor several
peon and indicates that the farmers
hove boon prooporoua and ore paying
off their taxes as well as their o'd
debts Dp to the 1st ol Dt -combe.-,
there had boon I1W.8TI.10 of the l""I
taxes OOthWtOdi This leaves les ihM
$:'n vet outatandlnS' Those who
hove not paid their 1001 tone will
have up to the day of the sales to
pav thu. ui. ami redeem their prop
city luit WhOl Is not paid will be sold
at sheriff's sale.
91. eJUt STORE
Fifty Per Cent Increase
Our Kales this fa 1 show a net lll 'reiH, ,,i
. . . I It ' I At.. . . tl I I , . I ... luak.
Ml tin . t e me mow iimog me lending- liiNi,..,s !, " Vfr
Vndletnn. We aeotvanl rot this anlth on i n,lr ""f in
. I 114.. " ""'111 Of , '"
I
-1 L mid sii : ior iimllty of our ffooii,, all,i ., "' im
do siiiniieh cheiiper tlinii our competitors lnp'n
Otir Stock Is No
w
Complete
In all departments, Including H Hue line of Holidavfl i
me now -elllng eheiuier than ever before u,.,i ,''"1"' Ws
nilaa Ii If you do not fall in line ami patronhn t i w11
gives you such big values for vour BaoOOl Thanh I. IN
all for such eonUnood ami lliieml patronaev oal
ft, ii , Hr" "apop
LYONS MERCANTILE
JESSE MOORE INJURED
Fell Aqainst Ganq Plov. and Had Con
cussion of the Brain.
in ('. .1. Smith was i ailed to Hell
thi noralai to attend Jesse Moore
wlin fell last night and received in
jury causing concussion of the brain,
Mr. Moore was going home from town
and In the darkness missed his way,
run again si a gang plow that had men
efl near the road, nnd fell with tie
avobc reaull In adilltlou to the in
tury to the drain DC Offered the los.-
oi Mverel teeth which were knocked
out by his (aee striking on MM plow
For Bonn time he was thought to be
dyinjjt, but was nraeh letter this morn
Iiik when tin doctor lett
SW(SlSSSSSlWMMMS
John Meiers
Prepare
for
Christmas
Holidays
iwpMj"
. 'jo.3w X L'
- -errr-
for Men
Lai e o' Congrooo,
I in Ragular pri ia
5,t 50 I'ut for the
balaaOO ol the week
Can net one
at
Si
and
lasi
on
h
la
Warm Slippers
(aa80NAL MENTION
Peetfiltcra
it.. t - J"..-
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w ' . .... ... - I"
ill ii iiricc nnver iilii vvt'.r hmor lor wnr , oii,..n,
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. p. .. 1 . -iiir 1 1
.1 . Ia: I 1 1 . I
eiHtu iiovutiies. v 'iiinu 111 auyuun atui Way a mm
ll a t K mi the jdo.ihi premium.
( 'onicr
Main and Webb itieeti.
m. A. HADE
in make giM.-d bread use livers' tint Flour It took rj ret
premium at the Chicago World's Fair overall 00OUOM
tloOt and a Ivee eaoajleal satisfaction wherever " mi
P very anon is guaranteed. We have tin st steam
Boiled Berley, H,.,-d Rye am! Beardless Bs
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. BYER8, Proprietor.
rim m mm. rmmMTmmrm i at ai
flS A iY in Mr A r r K
'Vi X SBB -
tt 1VwitfVWWIVWVWi 1
v. c Broeh is bj the cit) Iron Wai
CO.
Dave 1 .11 vender is ill tin 60M1 M
Uule hotel from Weston
William I'atton and iamll are in
town I nun Pilot Rook.
Joan .Miller is restate red at Hot 1
St Qeorge from Walla Walla
.Mrs F II. oilii and children an
the city from their home in Mooehon
Wanted, n aroaoao tor nook at
boarding house. Apply at this ottl
W K liond. proprietor of the Attn
1111 Flouring Mill. Oai in the city
toraajTi
Clyde Owens leit this BMNraiafl Ol
Walla Walla, where lie will visit re 1 1
lives and friends
John F. Temple and wile have sol,,
a In mot Montage on Court it reel to
I.' D Boyd Consideration $v
Joe .Mai' K (i Warner Hoar)
Wade. Fred Sliuiuakei and Art 1
her are in town today in mi Pilot
Booh
J It Wilson has moved his family
from Kamela to Pendleton lot II
winter. Mr Wilson s a promlne'
wood dealer.
H. N Kei'KUson, Rube Wilson an I
II Kngli i prumllieiit eltlxens of Attn
na. were in Pendleton transacting bus
luess yesterday.
W J LahkOO and F. H. Korshax.
have returned from the Putter Cre. I
country, where they have been taking
photographic views of stock rooehei
oid latin houses.
The foUotrUUj mm riage lb eiibi
wore issued by Deputy Couat) Gl 1
It It Hall this afternoon Hear) Pel
irao aad Mie Stockman, Addison
Stockman and Annie PetOIOOn, all ol
Stanton, this county.
I bftVC a full line of the celebrated
COLE'S AIR-TIGHT
Wood and coal stoves guaranteed to
be abaolutely eir tight. None of thi
beat is wealed ana the htovei will
ave ONE HALF ol your fuel bill.
I pjao have a full liao ol cast cook stoves anil sleel ranijcii
Pricea are the lowest, qualit) conoidorod
T C TAVI ffiD vUa Hnu .in. Man
f m V 1 W m' M e w eae
741 Ma n itrael, l i. (Union. Oraron
WE WILL SHOW
The Moat Complete
Line of Fancy
HOLIDAY GOODS
Ever Shown in Pendleton. The New Designs for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS for 1901 are Indescribable.
They Will Soon be on Display. We Will Cheerfully
Show You the l ine.
TALLMAN & CO.
The Leading Uruy,gists.
Pendleton, Oregon