DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1903.
PERFECT FEET
Art) not. obtained by wearing ill-fitting
shoes. A perfect-fitting shoo does double
duty; it is rtlways comfortable and it
wears longer. Such are the qualities of
the shoes wo sell
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
ml
l OPEN
CHRISTIAN CHURCH EN
TERTAINMENT TOMORROW.
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
l'lione Main 1181.
T T T I
RAY SALISBURY DEAD.
Former Pendleton Boy Succumbs to
Pneumonia at Mica, Washington.
Tin- remains of Hay Salisbury worn
brought to this city this niornluj
from Mien, Wash., where ho tiled day
before yesterday nf lung (rouble aft
er an Illness of several months.
The deeensed wan I" years of age
anil formerly resided In this city with
his parents, who havo since that
time died. His lather, N. I). Salis
bury, was formerly an engineer on
the O. It. & N. and died as the result
of nu operation In the Portland hos
pital. Hay Salisbury was In poor health
and was taken to Spoknm: by his
guardian and from there went to a
I'nrni at -Mica, hoping that the out
door life would benefit lil.t falling I
health. Here, during the cold weath-1
er, he caught a bad cold, which de
veloped into pneumonia and the
weakened constitution was unable to
stand the ravages of the disease. He
has a brother. It. N. Salisbury, who
Is employed by A. llolnle, the cigar
manufacturer. In this city
The funeral will ho hold from Ma
iler's undertaking parlors tomorro-'
morning at 10 o'clock and the Inter
ment will be had In the Oluey ceme
tery, wheie his parents are buried.
low were left (his morning after die
sale.
It Is the plan of the ladies to hold
a grand clearance sale, at which llmo
thoy wi.l dispose of all the rcmnln
Ing bargains, but the time or place
for this has not yet been decided
upon.
THE FRATERNAL HOME BUYERS
L. H. De Forde, Representing This
Order Now at the Golden Rule.
L. H. He Forde, whose name has
been seen in (he windows of our city
today, was at one time in i.uslness
here. He Is a nephew of John IJngle,
of fit!! West llluff -street.
If you are out of employment you
will do well to call at the Oolden
Hule hotel and see him this evening,
as he will leave for Walla Walla at
J: 10 tomorrow.
The Order of Fiiiternal Home liuy-
ers are making a special effort to In
crease Its membership this year.
Three otlleers have gono to Seattle
and two to Tacoma to open branch
unices, and I. H. Do Forde Is on his
way to Spokane lie wants local so
licitors In ever town nlong the route.
This is a gooil pioposltion and should
be Investlgaled now.
Women Have Made Elaborate Prep
arations for the Event New and
Novel Features! Artistic Booths
and Many Valuable Articles Wn
Be Exhibited.
PROFITABLE AFFAIR.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt at Home
0. 12. Hoosovelt. wlfo and daugh
ter returned last night from I'ori
, land. While In that city .Mr. and
Over i .Mrs. Kuosevelt witnessed "Hen Hur."
Mr. Hoosovelt and Mr, llcan also met
a representative of Stein-Hlock com
pany and selected the line of spring
Congregational Ladies Clear
$100 From Dinner and Fair.
The ladles of the Congregational
church are much elated over the re- clotlilim for the Hoston Store.
suits of (he dinner and sale that was 1
hold at the church last night. Over! Wll Reside in Portland.
100 people took dinner at the church I s, ,, K c ,0 ,,
and til s. With the things sold, netted , lllorl.i111? fm. Pnrtmml. where tl.nv
the ladles at least $100 for their !
day's work.
For some time the ladles have been
preparing a great many dainty and
useful articles for the sale, and these,
together with a collection of Jewelry
sent to the church throuch the kind.
ness of Dr. House, of Portland, madel
a very credible fair. Some of the'
The women of the First Christian
church wll open their annual fair to
morrow evening at 7:30, with a musi
cal nnd literary program at tuo
church. Thoy have made elaborate
arrangements for the event, nnd It
promises to be highly entertaining,
as woll ns benoficl&l.
There will bo n number of elegant
booths, containing different articles
for sale, and some of them will be
artistic in the -extreme. The women
havo given much tlmo to the arrange
ment of the program, which is to bo
rendered, and It will contain some
very Interesting nnd cntortalnlug
numbers.
Tlie church will be beautifully dec
orated and the fair will have many
novel nnd now features. The follow
Ing program bns been arranged:
Instrumental duet (piano), mrs
Hubndow, Mrs. Barkwell.
Gulnott's orchestra "Hurnlng of
Home."
Recitation, .Mabel Hoynolds.
Instrumental duet, J, A. Owen
house, mandolin, H. F. Scott, guitar,
Trio, Parks sisters.
Violin nnd pianJ! selection, Mr. and
.Mrs, Olen Winslow.
Recitation, Miss Clara Pierce.
Oulnott's orchestra "Flee ns
Hlrd."
.Male ipiartot. Hader, Troittman,
Penland and Wilson.
Violin solo, "The Flower Song,"
Emll Motschmann,
After the entertainment the tmr
will bo formally opened, nnd every
body Is cordially invited to attend.
The Burning of Rome.
The following description of the
"Hurnlng of Rome," to he rendered
by the Gulott orchestrn. lias been
furnished by Prof. Otilott:
Dash of charioteers for position.
The race, finish of tho race, parade
of the victors, ovenlng song of the
Christians, alarm of lire, people In
consternation, second alarm, peoplo
in panic, rush wildly through streets,
tire raging florcely, crash of falling
walls.
IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
will reside in the tutiire. They have
been for some time residents of the
vicinity of Pendleton, having had
charge of a farm to the west of the
city. .Mr. Pylo will engace In busi
ness in Portland.
Mrs. Hartman Returns. i
.Mrs. (J. A. Hartman returned last
articles were rnrv hn.ititffnl on, I Kit I
' I ulclit from Portland, whore she vis
ited her daughter, .Miss Jessie, who
Docs the Schilling's
iTKnevl:'H oiler ever
taken Yes.
On what complaint?
I. 'St
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YIk
Is spending several weens there. Mrs.
Hartman and daughter aWended
"Hen Hur."
Returned from Purchasing Trip.
.Mrs. A. M. Clark, of the People'H
Warehouse, returned this morning
tram a hurried trip to Pornand,
avortntf t-xtracts. for instance wcm. ni,eilBec from an Imported line.
art;
2 to v times as stron'r a-
usual. Said to be inconvenient.
Harold E, Millis Secures Lucrative
Position In Philippines
Harold E. Mill's, son of C. J. Jllills,
the well known and entori sing live
stock ngent for tho o. H. & N hns
successfully passed the civil service
examination at Portland and has hmn
ordered to sail for tho Philippines on
December 22, where ho will enter the
government service, permanently.
He will occupy tho position of de
partment assistant in tho ofllco of
governor Tnft, a position of great
Responsibility. Ho was the only suc
cessful candidate out of n larg? num
ber of Oregon hoys trying for tho
place.
Mr. Mlllls Is 21 years of ace and!
nas just graduated trout Pacific Uni
versity and Is a prominent church
woriior and athletic leader.
This morning Sheriff Taylor heard
that ho had boon soon on the reser
vation, nnd started for that jilaco to
get his man. Ho had not been gono
long boforo tho ofllco was told by
phono that the man hud been ar
rested nt Athena. Ho will be brought
to the county Jail and held until tho
time of his trial.
Operation for Appendicitis.
(Jeorgo Wilkinson, the i-m of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. II. Wilkinson of this
city, waB operated on yesterday af
ternoon for appendicitis nt tho St.
Anthony's hospital, and Is now re
ported ns bolng in a satisfactory con
dition. The boy has lm7 several at
tacks of tho disease and It was de
cided to be best to operate during
tho Interval between the attacks to
Insure safety,
Welcomes Telephone Line.
II. II. Ollbort, of the vicinity of
Pilot Hock, was in the city todny
on n business visit. Ho reports tho
range In excellent condition and stock
doing nicely without feed. The citi
zens of that pnrt of the county wel
come the construction of the Holts
telephone lino Into the Interior of the
county, and many of thorn hope to
become interested In the system
later.
REPAIRING LINE8.
Dr. Klrby to Enterprise.
Dr. and .Mrs. R. O. Klrby will leave
this evening for Fnterprlse, where
the doctor will take tho practice of
Dr. I. U. Temple. During his stny In
this rlty. Dr, Klrby ImH made many
friends who will bo sorry to learn
that he hns decided to move from
tho plnce, and who will extend to him
their heat wishes for his success hi
his new location.
Snow Disappearing,
The snowfall at Kamela hns about
dlsappcnicil, and while sic lag in
tho wood roads Is very I'ali yet, It
will be necessary lor more snow lo
fall to continue the use or sleds.
owing to the snow In the roads
'wearing out."
Basement Under Construction.
The Iinseniont for the new building
of J. Cook, on Tustln Htreet is un
der coiistiiictlim nnd will be leudy
for the building in a lew days. The
locution Is very favorable and .Mr.
Cook will erect up elegant home
there.
Much Improved in Health.
I-:. J. Somniorvlllo returned last
ovenlng from Walla Wnlla, where he
had gone after his daughters, who
have been In that city for sumo time.
Miss Somniorvlllo is much improved
n health as tho result of her stny in
tho Washington city.
Work on Telephone Lines Between
Canyon and Heppner.
W. J. Collins of Portlnnd nnd J. A.
Heller of Coos Hay aro doing some
very much needed work on tho tele
phone lino between Canyon City and
Hoppnor this wools, says tho Long
Creek Light. Thoy nro rosotting nil
the polos, putting In now butteries in
Uie 'phones mid fixing tho lino up In
general.
Mr. Collins staled lo n Light repre
sentative that It Is the intention of
tint company to nut polos next year
through all bolls of llmbor whoro tho
wire Is stretched on troos. During
high winds the trees wonyp to and irn
nnd oHon break the wire, nnd again
the wlro will come In eontnnt with
green foliage or work through the
bark to the sap of the treos, which
breaks tho current,
Tho present wlro will also bo takon
down on the lino from Canyon City to
Hoppnor and n larger nnd bettor grnde
put In Its place,
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IT COSTS
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Ini- Unlnm uMiitei-l uttn titill irlcilt ill. I mm. y-.
tinr narentrV Air. mid Mm. fienrim T vlieapest place in n.
(Jans, during tho holidays. 1l.ii
Away for the Holidays.
Mrs, Fred Uiokley loft this morning
lor snieni, wnorn sue will visit with
4.-1 .
ST. JOE STOR
Wo will make Big Rednctions all tins wZT!?
Men's Clothing
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
Cloaks anrlTari
We will sell tliem Jess than you ndv lot i,m, .
...!.: 1 1 .1 r I : t . . i - - !
make an average cut of 50 per cent from regular prtcts
L, X KJL - mere, AIN i ILE CO,
-Calderhead in Town.
S. II. Calderhead. of Walla Walla.
the general freight and passenger
agentif tho W. & o H Is In tho city
today for a short visit In the Interest
of tho road.
NEW ICE PLANT.
Greeks Discharged,
One hundred tllld sixty (Irt-oks
who have been employed on (he grav
el trains on tho O. It. & N'., were yes
terday discharged for Incompetency
La Orande Observer,
AFTEK an anxious, fretful
day, you need something
which shall fit your tired
body as a well worn slipiier llts a
tired foot. It must lie something
more than food or drink. If you
want to taste Nirvana and forget
all your tire and fatigue, take a
cup of one of Cuane & Sanborn's
"Original Package" teas. Tlieso
nre the leaves which the natives
themselve-i drink with nil their
vigor Imprisoned. It's a very
dlflerent drink from ordinary tea.
Try a hulf-jxnuid,
"OIUOl.NAL PACK A (IK" TEAS
Otloa (Fonaou OoIodb).
Koh-l-noor (Bm;. IireakUil).
Uranx I-tkw (India i: CejlonJ.
Sold in Pendleton exclusively by
C. ROHRMAN
COURT 8TREKT
Visitor From Nebraska.
1 .Mrs. .1. II Harper, or Hholdon
1 Neb, Is the guest of .Mr and Mrs
' W. II Ncbergall, at their home on
California street
THE WHOLESOME
Crescent
Baking Powder
The remarkable increase in consumption
f roves its purity and -wboletaaxneafc
ONE POUND 25 CENT?
With a Coupon
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR AND
MAPLE SYRUP
2 The buckwheat (lour which comes from New York state is
4 now here, the new flour of the crop of 1903 You know what
3 to do with buckwheat flour, purt buckwheat flour, and the
3 domestic revolution that would follow some winter morning if
you failed to do it. Now buckwheat cakes anil maple syrup
3 Have ever known a sweet and romantic alliance. We not only
'3 Not! PUr huckVhAt,'?Q,lr' bllt Pure maple sap syrup.
R bu.aMAPlPF 9yruP' syrup from melted maple
3 S;, " , LEt SAP, ""P. Wu sel1 P New York
J buckwheat lour at market prices, and the pure maple sap
5 syruo in gallon and half.gallon tins anil quart glasses P
3 F. S. YOUNGER & SON
Roesch, the Brewer, Will Make and
Store His Own Ice.
William Itoesch, the brewer, is hav
ing all of the Ico In his storage
house taken out nnd will refit tho
plant with modem fittings so that
he will be able to handle artificial
Ice. He is now putting In an Ico
plant in tho now brewery building.
and will bo nhlo to freeze onriiiEh
with it to furnish his plant and some
01 ills customers with ice. The largo
Btorc room will be filled with the ar
tificial product during the winter and
kept for tho warm weather when tho
consumption Is greater.
There nro Eovoral tons of Ice In the
store room now. and this Is being
piled out. In the street, from when- It
will he hauled away.
NEW CITV OFFICERS.
Milton and Weston Elect Officials to
Serve for the Ensuing Year,
In tho city elections hold in Milton
and Weston, .Monday, tho following
ouiciais were elected for tho ensuing
year:
in awton S. A. .Miller, temporanco
candidate, for mayor; K. H. Tolan,
temperance candidate, for recorder;
B. U Archer, temiorance candidate,
ior marsuai; n, A. Davis, tomper
nnco. candidate, for treasurer. For
councllmon, threo year form, W. A.
Bannister, u 0. Kra.ler and James
Edwards; one year term, P. M Kent,
mm r. 11. Keen, nil temperance can
didatcs.
In tho Woston city election, tho
loiiowing oiucers wore elected, all
invormg u high unloon llconso:
A. Barnes, mayor: I. S. Wood
corilor; J. It. Kllgoro, treasurer;
A. Bakor, P. T. Harbour and f!
Htanflcld, coiincllmen.
S.
H.
INDIAN ADRESTED.
Charged With Stealing a Horse on
the Reservation,
Indian Charley, ati Indian from tho
reservation, la wanted chanted with
stealing a horso from rno of the
farmers living near the. m n vallon,
and was arrested this morning at
Athena, after ho had sold Mm animal
and was preparing to got out nt tho
county.
Boma dnvH nun th i,,,n ,. irw.i, i,
horso out of tho pasturo nnd left thd
vicinity. Tho owner of l a nnlinal
notined tho Bhorlff. but n onieo
ITS WONDERFUL
The amount of good you'll receive
from a few doses of Hostottor's Stom
ach Hitters, especially when the atom
aeh Is disordered or the liver Inactive.
It cures Loss of Appetite, Sour Stom
;cl), Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Indlnes-
tion, Clhlls or Malaria, no sure to
try It, also obtain a copy of our lllus.
trated Almanac for 1901 from your
druggist. It Is free and contains in
structive reading mutter that Is well
worth having.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,
GOOD DRY WOOD
All Kinds
. I have good sound wood
which is delivered at
reasonable prices
For Cash.
W. C. M1NNIS
J.eave orders at Neuman's
Cigar Store.
ol: r - 1
01 nre oai
6Qc
Sizes J 4 to J 7
Stiff and Soft Bo oms
Coff Detached
Regular Valoes
$J.00f $.2j and $1.35
mjay r- u jv mm . & m Aa
n n b u fti iv m b missi
H B K . E B V .-i B N , 1 I If I
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IN MY i
I NEW LOCATION !
r
I am better pro-pared
than ever to supply
Ladies and Gents with
Shoes that VVIiAR, are
STYLISH and are al
ways COMFORTABLE
Shoes made to your
own measure.
Repairing a specialty.
A. EKLUND
J 28 Court Street
Moved from Judd block.
I RODGERS FLAT WARE
t sojiorior ttrtiole, made in llio latest pai-
UTiiH. I he .HodgeiB ware if uiatlo of solid
rolled uopper, platud on the outside with
hoavv nickel and lined on tlio niBitle with
silver. Guaranteed to wear well and to keep
fruu from foul tastes and arHCiut' poisons-
We have Rodders' improved wan in 1
Pots. Coffee Pots. Crtimfc TraYS. Tea
Kettles, and Tea Sets, eonpistine of po'. '
creamer and sugar bowl on trav Inspeft
this ware.
THOMPSON HARDWARE Co,
G21 Main St.
t
HEALTH
COMFORT
Are Combined lri
Cole's
TiU W4 HeatefS
Hundreds of satisfied peoplciD '
. .... i rJA sio"
uiu uiiiaiuia IlsuI m -"r., in
t lUallt
Heaters always recommenu .- kJ,
friends, Sold only, in Vttct'
were not able to locate ilJ0 man.