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Rough Weather Shoes
Tlte kind that aie attractive in appearance, comfortable
to wear yet have the lasting qualities.
We have just what you require ior wintry weather.
Ladies and gentlemen, come to us when you need rub
hers Largest line in Pendleton.
WITH BROKEN LEG'
IRA DOND LAYS ALU NIGHT
IN MUD AND RAIN.
for n few day His home Is In Sent
tip where lie Is traveling salesman
for the Cmlnhy Packing To.
Mrs William Tcutsch nnd Mrs. II.
F Scott .of Ashland, mower mm sin
ter of l-pf Tentsch, who have been
vIsitlnK here for the past several
days will leave this evening for their
home
Thomas Meekelsen. Christ. Meckel
ten Olev Meekelsen. Jack Meekelsen
and It faartcll. of Walla Wnlla. re-
i turned this morning after snenmii);
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Dmdmget9 Wilson & Co.,
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
Horse Fell on Slippery Foad With
Young Man His Cries for Help Not
Heard Until 6 O'clock Accident
LI- 4 Mlrlnlnkt
Ira Bond Is at tho Sisters' hospital ! Christmas night her Mid t"
. ... . . i . i.-..niiiu mtioir1 inr nil mus tmini ......
I snilering witn a leg uroKi-n just mnc.""
ft i the ankle ' ' "ISnt
Si Mr. Bond Is employed by Pearl jame A Howard and wife came
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uowninn on ns raiu-n uuiu i '""" down rroni sumpier wrairauaj i
Ho rode In yesterday to spend Christ-j spnrl the holidays with friends hero,
mas and ahout midnight last night ! jr Howard Is spending his time at
started home. When ahont 300 yards ; ti,c ooleondn mine, which he says Is
from the bridge on livers' mill race,stm developing rich strikes. He says
going up the Wade hill grade, his tt,ere 8 plenty ot snow at the mines,
horse fell with him. The leg was j mit operations have never reased.
caught under the animal and both
bones were broken. No one passed
frnm thnt time until mornliitr ami Mr.
solom-
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1903.
PIONEER DEAD.
Drake-Hunter.
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. . . . 11 1 In.. In tha A VU .1 UlUl'l vnilli.
SSVKii; b.imzed in this ey high noon Christ-
1 fnrn 1m wns found W"1 viiim... ...n.
How mn h longer he would havet M. N, Hunter were united at
Judge Thomas Fit7 Gerald performed
i . - ?T,Tn tween Budd KIdd and Earl Peters.
I fa&SV HMXtOWVVSLuJ AVnile Peters was many pounds tlie
1 . & Lwwwfl heavier Klriri nrnvoH tr. h v,.rv
clever boxer and dodged the big fel-1 lain there is not known, had It not
low's blows with ease. He also block-1 ueen for Elmer E. Turner anu au
ed blows with the skill of a profes- Ogg. They were out early this morn
slonal. ! Ing preparing to go to work, when
Following them two other young Turner heard some one calling for
men, who naked that their names be eip, mit tnougni u was some iiuc
John A. Shewmaker Dies of Injuries withheld, went into the ring for a 4- Christmas reveler nnd paid no atten-
Received Several Months Ago. round bout. This was also a very!tlon t0 lt He mct Mr' EE ?ear
John A. Shewmaker, for many years sood exhibition. In fact both of the , J Howe's machine shop
a resident of Pendleton died earlv preliminary oouts were gooa ana tne c"u "
kSBX Ithe boys heartny. Fo,.Jof the occurrance to him. They con-
an exhibition In punching the bag.lnd started up the road in the dlrec
He is very clever in this line and this
alone was worth the price of admission.
lug house, on Main street.
Mr. Shewmaker had been sick for
several months. The Immediate cause
of death was cancer of the stomach.
Several months ago he was employed
by the O. R. & N. railroad company
as track walker and while performing
his duties fell through a bridge near
"Weston sustaining Injuries which laid , Four Young
him up. He was taken to the hospital
at Walla Walla where he remained K
rie real
IN POLICE COURT.
tion of the cry for help.
When about 300 yards up the grade
from the mill race they found Bond
lying In the mud and rain unable to
lioln himself TT( wns iiirkerl nn and
in .nK nnlloH nnrl ha u-n tnVpn tn the'
the reromony In the presence of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Itudd. Mr. nnd Mrs. Low.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mathews.
Misses McCoy. Honter and Still, nnd
the children of the groom. Misses
Annie and Olive and Master Elmer
Drake.
Mr. Drake is a pioneer of Pendleton
and is well known by all the old
timer. The bride has lived here six
or eight years. She came here from
the Willamette valley. After the
wedding a dinner was served at the
home.
for
Men Fined
Disorderly.
a result of Imbibing too much I latter part of the night,
Christmas booze, four young men I
Engler-Wallam.
Rev. G. W. Rigby united In marriage
. I hospital where the broken bones werelnt his home Wednesday evening Mr.
e Blsct. He suffered greatly from the ex-1 Harry Engler and Miss Nancy Wal:
i posure. H3 a cold rain fell during the lam. i ne groom is a jwpuiar young
until about three weeks ago,
JSJ0. -ere fined J5 this morning In police I
.He was taken to the lodging house, Th' w u fi D w
where he was cared for by kind j ' tr,..,. j t ti
friends, who did all In their power to xhev b-came ,nvolved in a row !n
relieve his suffering. hm, nn r.nttimvunnA ntroo nnrt tho
Mr Shewmaker was i one of the best WQre caled ,n ,0 que r,ot I town.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Joe Johnson is In town from Milton.
F. A. Liewallen, of Adams, is in
is a
I man or Athena while the nrme is
from Adams where she has many
! friends.
known pioneers of this county. He
has been hero more than 15 years and
was employed in the general mer-
They paid their fines.
Mac Robinson was also In police
court this morning charged with dls
chandise store by Alexander & Hex- orderly conduct He lt wns cnarged(
ter for more than ten years. Nothing
Is known of hiB relatives and the body
was take charge of by friends here
who prepared lt for burial In the
Olney cemetery today.
went to a private house and frighten
ed a woman by becoming too fresh.
She did not appear against him, but
Judge Fltz Gerald gave him Just six
hours to get out of town.
GOT "COLD FEET."
A QUIET CHRISTMAS.
Cha.les Shockey Refused to go Into
the Ring Thursday Evenlnjj Two'
Preliminary Bouts Given,
Day Had the Appearance of Sunday
in Pendleton.
Christmas is a thing of the past. (Park visiting his parents.
H. Clay and wife are In town from
Union.
J. Howard Is in town from Walla
Walla.
A. G. Buholts. a stockman of Nye, is
, in town.
j Miss Nellie Paul is visiting friends
tin Walla Walla.
C. H. McGhee. of Weston, was in
town Thursday.
Frank Scranton and R. Williams, of
Helix, are in town.
Clair Oliver. Is here from University-
Given a New Trial.
Jack Ellis, tried In EllenBburg a
few months ago and convicted of mur
I tier in the second degree, will have a
new trial, tiuis is wen Known nere.
He quarreled with his pal in a saloon
in Ellensburg over a card game and
shot his friend dead. He was sen
tenced to serve 11 years In the peni
tentiary, but the case was carried up
The supreme court has reversed the!
lower court nnd ordered a new trial '
Something like 100 of Pendleton's The day passed very quietly In Pen- G. H. Hazzard and wife, of
enthusiastic sportsmen gathered in dleton and no excitement was occa
the Hendricks hall Christmas even-'sloned other than from an occasion
ing to see a boxing contest between . al man with a little too much liquor
Jas, Lavigne of Omaha, and Charles ; aboard. Even these were scarce con
Shockey of this city. Although those i sidering it was Christmas when many
present were satisfied with what they are Inclined to get hilarious,
did see, they were not treated to the Very few people were on the streets
go between Lavinge and Pendleton's and the day had the appearance of
pugilist it). After getting into the Sunday more than Christmas. All the
hall Shockey refused to go into the business houses except the saloons.
ring. e gave as nia excuse inai 1 cigar and candy stores were closed
Presented a Gold Watch,
William Burgess is the recipient ol .
a handsome Christmas present fiom
the Pendleton Electric Light Comp.
ny. Mr. Burgess hns been electrician I
tor the company for the past 12 ynr
As recognition of his faithful and cl
Hunts : iicient work the directors of the coia-
there were not enough people to see, and everybody took a holiday nnd i sheriff.
me contest. in maKing nis announce-1 spent tne day at home with their fam
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Miss Irene Zeroff is spending the
holidays at Corvallls with her parents.
Edward Thompson, of Walla Walla,
spent Christmas here with relatives.
Miss Esmo Sawtell is in Echo vis
iting a few clays with Mrs, A. H. Mil
ler. Sheriff T. D. Taylor has appointed
H. G .Newport as special deputy
pany concluded to present him with
a handsome gold watch. The time
piece Is a beauty, handsomely engrav
ed and is a timekeeper to be proud i-f.
Will Plead Tomorrow.
Ira Rose was taken before Judge
W. R. Ellis this afternoon to plead.
Ho claimed thnt he had not had a
chance o talk to his lawyer and the
matter was laid over until Saturday
meat that he would not "fight" for the
amount of money taken in at the door
he scored the people of Pendleton
who would not pay 50 cents to see
him "fight," Intimating that they were
very cheap.
was that he got "cold feef
Hies. Quiet dinner parties were about
all that occurred.
Copy of Famous Painting.
R Pi Pnlflpfhofl A irAnoml nnooAn-
T.h.tn?ra..eXpre8Sl0D'eer and Ireight agent of the Washing
ot cold feet. , ,n c. nnimi,i. ti. ,n i ,
TM7n nt-ollTr-lnn-- Vnn to n,a.a n iron 1 '
received a beautiful copy of the fo
ot four rounds each, between young mous paintlng ..Santa Barbara," .by
men of the city. The first was be- an old Florentine master. The gift is
i from Rev. W. E. P.otwine, rector of
the Church of the Redeemer of Pen
dleton. The picture was secured by
The Society of American Florists
will hold Its 1904 annual meeting at 1
the world's fair, St. Louis. The con-
Mrs. Eugene Tausick is the guest of! ventions ot this society are generally
Mrs. M. F. Kelly at the Golden Rule j attended by about 1000 persons and it
G. W. Bradley, the grain dealer of
Athena, is transacting business in
town.
IF YOU ARE FIGURING
ON STARTING THE
New Year
by making someone happy by
giving them a present, come
and look over our line and get
our money eavlng price.
TALLMAN & C2:
THE DRUGGISTS
Mr. Potwlne
Wnlla Union.
in Florence. Walla
hotel
Dr. J. R. Sponogle, of Athena, was a
guest of Hotel Pendleton Thursday
night.
Mrs. A, IC Finley, of Pullman, is
the guest ot her daughter, Mrs, A. O.
Carden.
is reported that the attendance
1904 will be much larger.
in
t 1 1 nn nun i h ii 1 1 .! i
I O 2 JT n V-jj
David Foster and daughter, Ida. ofjl I 1EI I rl I
Missouri, are guests of their son. Wil- -Ja JLiU&JlAL JL A
llam Foster.
Miss Delia Crigler has returned ,t f I D CH-TiEC
from Freewater where she visited her I WfVLP Ol 1 1 17
T
i W. of W. Special Meeting.
! A special meeting of the Women of I home Christmas
ooacraii wn tie neid at Hendricks'! MUses Mamie. Grace, Maude andij
nan aaiuruay aiiernoon at 2:30. All Alice Show, of Pullman, are visiting
meiuuen. ure urgently requesiea to ne friends in town.
present io transact important dusi
ness. MINNIE STILLMAN G N.
Mr. and Mrs, George .Buzan hovej
returned from Athena where they I
"Do vou ever Rton tn reflor-L" !,! ! 8nent Christmas. j
the temperance reformer, "what a' Dr- aud Mrs- H111- of Freewater.il
debt the demon rum owes to vou? it were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. 1
has taken away health and wealth. , Stanton, Christmas,
never to pay them back. Now, what 1 Miss Celestlne Moorhouse, who Is
are you going to do bout the debt?" ' teaching at Echo, is spending the hol
idays with her parents .
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Cranston, of
Baker City, are guests of their daugh
ter. Mrs. F. W. Schmidt
David Taylor, father of Sheriff T.
D. Taylor, Is transacting business in
town. His home Is In Athena.
M. I. How left Christmas evening
"Let's liquidate it, ol' man."
Building Is temporarily suspended
at Walla Walla on account of the bad
weather.
Real Estate Opportunities
120 acres of wheat land, 3 miles Irom Pendleton, 2500
600 acres, 10 miles from station, plenty of water, 6500
173 acres, 10 miles from Pendleton $1500
Good house on West Alta street ?uoo
320 acres on the river, good house and barn, 25 7
acres alrlafa, balance wheat land . ... 4000
5 room house on West Alta street $ 750
Two five-room cottages on West Webb St., each 800
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Good property in olty and country too numerous to mention, any
location that one may desire.
W.
F. EARN HART,
ASSOCIATION BLOCK
Si for Stockton, Cal., whero he will join
h his family and spend the winter.
H. Engler and wife, T. L. Price and
H. Wallan, of Athena, wore guests of
the Golden' Rulo hotel Christmas
night
Clarence R. Adams, operator and
agent for the W. & C. R. railroad at
Dixie, Wash., Is visiting his father.
Walter Adams.
I. C. Major, manager for the Coe
Commission Company, returned this
morning from Spokane-, where ho
spent Christmas.
Miss Bessie Swltrler left Christmas
evening for Portland, where she will
spend a tow days with friends. From
there she will go to California (or
soveral weeks, sojourn.
W. A. Toutach, brother ot Lee
Teutsch, ot this city, Is visiting here
BOYS
Made of the very best f
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ieamer,
WATERPROOF
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And warranted to give
more wear than anv
other Boy's Shoe made, t
rrti 1 T
I 1 ney do
f COST MORE f
to be sure, but they are worth f
i more, because they wear I
I longer and save a doctor bill.
Big Boys' Sizes,
$2.75
PEOPLES
WAREHOUSE
miiiinniiinimiMT
Failur
To completely close out some lint
wished, necessitates cutting and slashing
nnces. From now until ,u8
1 - -
JANUARY FIRST
We will allow
25 per cent from all Fancy Cops and
Saucers.
25 per cent off all Two-Piece Table
Sets.
25 per cent off all Souvenir and Scotch
Ware.
JO per cent from Haviland China and
Salad Sets.
These Are Mare Bu
'ymmx
FURTHER We have prepared two
tables, one containing harga.np at 25c
and another at 50c.
No tickets taken at these prices
Owl Tea Hod
Cheapest Place in Oregon
ST. JOE STORI
Underwear Sale One Week
We will make very lw prleen on Ludltw', Jliwt' aud Chili
Underwear for Une WeeK will save our paininc money on (
purchase lu this line. Supply yourvelf ivulle pricee are down.
We will sell CHILDREN'S UNDEUWEAR m follow
lnenciucr at nlze lfi. nriee will be 2c !er ir&rment: rite 8c YoniB
will be 16, 2c; 18. 7c; 20, 12c, 22, 17o; 24, 22c; 2C, 27c; 28, ISc; 30,1
Tula is very clieup. we aiwayn nave Home narpaui ior ourcsa
It will nav vou to trade with uh.
Our holiday tiade wan vry gratifying; bad a tin busicM,!
wnicn we reel very grateful, we extend our maiiKf m our naaj t
tomers aud wish all a proBjieroun New Year
THE LYONS MERCANTILE
Remember: The largest utock of goods in the city umlecitel
home Comforts
R A D E R
Affords many bargains for A
Dollar. You'fl exercise gooD
Economy if yot buy herE
R A D E R
Main and Webb Streets.
Special After Christina
Bargains in Furniture
AT
BfqER .A FOLSOM
The Big Furniture Store, Nest to
Poetoffic'