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DAILY EAST ORECONlANi PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1903. "- . I IjjmwWHWHHWH II 1 1 1 IUMIII1HHII MP - .....-HH, Mil my t IIIILI Ull NEWS OF SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS! t t t t t Our stock of Holiday Goods consists of useful articles a splendid assortment, carefuliy selected and at modest prices. Wc wlUtnention a few lines. Holiday Neckwear Tecks, Four- in Hands, Midgets. Hows, Strmqs, As cots and Imperials. Prices. ;oc to ft. 50. Silk Suspenders to cents to $1.50. Fancy Hosiery 51 . 50c and 75c pair. Other Goods that, would be Good Presents Smoking Jackets or House Coats Reduced for Christmas. $5 00 ones go at S4.50 $6 00 ones go at ?5-o $7 50 ones go at $7-00 Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers Initials 25c and 50c. I. O, O. F. AND REBEKAHS GAVE AN OYSTER SUPPER I KEY DAY! ;c tc While hemstitched, Si-00. Fancy. 25c to Si. 25 Silk MufHcrs, 75c to $2.50 Boy's Suit or Overcoat Boy's Hut or Cap A pair of Shoes or Slippers White or Fancy Shirts Box of E & W Collars A pair of Fine Gloves 729 MAIN STREET t V t t li il Visitors from Joseph and Sheridan 1$ R. E Frailer Has Returned from Lewlston Mayor Miller Has Re turned from Washington. Where He Has Been Selling Nursery Stock. Crystalled FRUITS Milton, Dee. 23. Miss rioroncc Stevenson of Ncz I'orco, Idaho, nr rived yesterday mid for several weeks will ho the Kiest of her sister, Mrs. M. M. Mttobrnndt. Mayor S. A. Miller returned Sunday J from Spokane and other northern . I towns, whore he had heon on husl- ness connected w.i-i .ua nursery. Carl M. Williams, who haR been In Portland studying dentistry, arrived 1 hore yesterday to spenu the holidays J with his patents. Miss Hazel Coffman, a Ktudent of Coliunhla college, will leave tomor-1 row for the Cove to upend her vaca tion. ; n. E. Frnzlor returned Monday from Lewlston, where lie went on Imslness. Clement K. Wilcox wont" to Fair- I field, Wush.. to visit his cousin, Earl; Klnc. 1 Hayes arrived hero yesterday frnm his homo at Sheridan. Ore., and Ir vlsltlnc his sister. Mrs. J. U Hayes. Mrs. W C. Howard will leave to morrow for Hennner for a visit with Tents. Mr. and Mrs. James .1. ml Mrs. A. II. Meek nre here from Joseph and aro visiting at the 1 home of Mr. and Mrs, Will McQueen. j The Cosgrove Concert Orchestra t company will give a concert tonight $ In the new opera hall. ! Last ulght the Odd Fellows and the ; T Itebekahs entertnlnnd their friends ntil their hall. An oyster supper was f borved nml a very enjoyable evening j. wns spent by those present. If you have the lucky one the $20 is yours Thursday, December 24th, yoa may ttyy Christmas Gifts What You Wa Just GENERAL NEVS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. William J. Bryan spent U hours at the home of Tolstoi, the Russlnn novelist. There have been an avrrag of three deaths per day for six weeks from typhoid fover at Butler. Pa. Of the C0S7.000 tons of the Ameri can merchant marine, loss than one sixth does business at foreign ports. This year's wheat crop in Australia Is 7C.000.000 bushels, against -IS.OOO,-000 bushels, the highest previous yield. The volcano Mokuaweoweo, Ha waii, which had been incessantly ac tive for several weekB, ceased all op orations Decomber IS, within an hour's time. Attorney General Crow of Mis souri, the indomltnble prosecutor of municipal and legislative grafters, has nervous prostration and is win tering in California, Mrs. Honoretta Marshall is dead at Worccstor, Mass., aged 105 years. She was very wealthy and benevo lent. For six years past she took al her exercise and transacted all her business after nightfall, and rested and slept during the daytime. Hotel Pendleton. W. A Leach and wile. Walla Walla I W. W. Pice, Walla Walla. O. Heath. W. H. W. Chintock, Portland i Mr. and Mrs. Podberg. ' Alex Cohn, San Francisco. I Mrs. Orner. ' P. W. Wilson, Portland. ' G. I). Galley. W. H. Dlndlnger. E. U I.otonr New York. A. Watson. It. Glendcning. Portland H. Patton, Spokane. H. Caaton. Spokane. Drinker, Spokane. F. Conner, Portland. Fred A. Rogers, Spokane. Sam C. Ilrown, Seattle. Mrs. iJeorge Hobortsol, Walla Walla. Miss IJolle Furgusou, Wallu Walla. S E. Mlllor. NORTHWEST NEWS. The La Grande city council voted a 10-mlll tax for municipal purposes, Wednesday. Ten mills Is the limit allowed by law. James Gridu was sentenced to 30 days In jail at Oregon City, Wednes day, for stealing an overcoat from a Methodist preacher. The body of A. Bergboom, a wood chopper, was found near St. Helens, on Wednesday, pinned beneath a fal len tree. He had been missing over a week. Mattle Lea, known as "Dutch Mat tie." a noted woman tough, shot and M. It. W. W. U. O. H. Wants More Trlb. I j. F. Foster, San Francisco, Cnl., Fob. 2nd, 1903, writes; "Plenae Hud enclosed draft for $160.00. Send mo one dozen treatments of 'Trlb.' The druggists here say they nave ordcrB In they can't get filled. Why is this? I took Trlb myself laBt June and never felt better In my life thnu I do now. I hnvo gone down In weight to 103 pounds nnd never think of liquor or tobneco any more. I know of 25 cures you could get reference from. It you care to write for them. Bo sure to send mo twelve Trlbs nt once; I want to send them to Honolulu." PERFUMES. In fnncy holiday bottles or cases. ii by the ounce. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BOOKS. CALENDARS AND CARDS. POCKET KNIVES, For boys, ladles and men. All the latest and finest shapes, sizes, han dles and blades. SHAVING SETS. Hnndmimo mugs, brushes nnd' ra zors PICTURE FRAMES. POCKET BOOKS. For hoys, Indies nnd men. A splen did line. FINE BOXED CANDIES. COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES. VASES. FOUNTAIN PENS. METAL NOVELTIES. CURIOS AND STATUARY. BRUSHES. Hair, cloth, tooth, nail, hat, shoe, Mesh and every other kind or brush MILITARY BRUSHES. The newest styles In shnpes, col ors. backs, nnd bristles. FANCY wrmif ...wl!? HANDKERCHIEF ....r-wu rLsTE MlRRQM Handsomest backs jet J" TRAVELING CASES '""- mi nwemrj tttt ciuueu, SMOKERS' A great variety SETS. CIQAR CASES., Holiday cigars In bow. esneelallv fnr hniu.. j7 PHOTO AND AUTO Al Biggest lot of these e 1 HI1UWU, ELEGANT PERFUME AT0 DECORATIVE CANDLES' HAND MIRRORS, MEDALLIONS Toilet requisites of all tiuj uud prices. TOILET SETS. MANICURE SETS. PARLOR SETS. FINE WRITING MATEAlU SCRAP BOOKS. BURNT LEATHER N0VEIT WOOD NOVELTIES. Hotel Bickers. Mr3. B. Wortman, Elgin. F. S. Pass, Montreal. Hattio Ward, Ilitzoville. Hattle Canfiold, Weston. Sam Lee, Spokane. F. H. Yland. Now York. Matt Hagerty, Waltaburg. Uobll. George Jtunbarlt, Weston. Charles 1,. Holwlg, Jklah. J. W. Lennox, Umatilla. George C. Berry, Tomoc. J. W. Kennedy and family Grande. A. Vauderwater and daughter. Grande. T. H. Williams, La Grande W. Scott. Bak'er City. J. O. Holcumb, Adams. T. M. Coffey, Camas. La Deafness Cannot Be Cured. I.j- lornl applications, as they cannot reach thf diseased portion of the ear. There la nnlr nn. u n v trt rnr. rt,fnnu. anil that killed Charles Hlllson, a wood haulor, ; U b- Cvostltntlonal remedies. Deafness In at Philllpsburg. Montana. Wednesday Dr an imubm ; '" over a 1 debt. of When this tube Is Inflamed you hare a . . . . .,. .-i cnnma 1 rumbllns Hound or Imperfect hearing, and P. Olrard, who Is wanteTi in Sonoma, wbn mlnl clJdi pfne Is the county. California, for the muruer OI , result, and unless tbe Inflammation con be noniitv Rhnritr MrKjnnon. or tiamey , utu uui . ui . mm T.r... .,rf f iih 1 normal county. Oregon, was captured at Red Bluff, Wednesday. Charley Anderson, a boy of 16, from Whatcom, is in Jail at Seattle for robbery. Ho has the distinction of being the youngest highwayman on record in Seattle. Garven Rae, a 15-year-old boy, cap tured a burglar at New Westminster, Ti. C Wednesday by knocking tho gun from bis hands and grabbing him by tho throat and clinging to him until assistance arrived. The Weyerhauser Lumber company condition, bearinjr will be de stroyed forever: nine rases out of tea are, caused bj Catarrh, whlcb ri nothing bat an Inflamed condition of tbe mucoas sur faces. We will sire One Hundred Dollars for any cose of Dvatnesi (caused br catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halts Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars, free. P. i. CHENKY CO., Toledo, O. Sold br druggist,, 7Bc Hall's family Tills are the best. Aftermath to Flood, There Is said to be much fover in the towns of the typho-n Willow., Creole valley below Jloppnor. Shortly after the flood of las'. Juno tho epi demic bogan and It is now worse than Olympla Beer Olympia Veer. Tho most populur nrand for family ' use. On draught at Anton Nolte's. He also handles the uottled beer in! any quantity desired. F. W. Schmidt Reliable Druggist, Post Office Block, Pendleton, Or. nas secureo a leaw ou vonwuvor , , h fa , s,uce ,t( ! .Iia niel rnnntv wnnniniTton. nnu ... f. .. i ' , . r zz fltanoa. .iieccntiy mere wore mroe win convert. .uto u v w funerals In one day.-Dalles reservoir for logs. The lake Is about . , . . --.i n i lou acres in exiuiii, uuu win uuiu w Chron- 000,000 feet of logs. SAMPLE BARGAINS In Real Estate I 1 ' 1 11 "S" 3200 acres good wheat land Well watered and improved. 12.50 per acre 1000 acre stock ranch. All fenced. Raises 200 tons of hay; has running water; open range near by, $5000 , ,'io-room house and two lots'. Modern conveniences. All on Easy Terms. e I E. T. WADE & SON I'. O. iioi 334 Thnne Wick Ull Offlce In'K, O. Did Fire Boy Dance, Attond the Fire Department dance, Christmas Eve, December S4, and en joy a good time. Good music and best ordrir maintained. The proceeds from tho dance will go to the relief fund for tbo benefit of disabled Are-, men. Mokl Tea Positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A doll ehtf ul uerb drink. Ro- moves ail oruntlona of the skin, pro ducing a porfect complexion or money refunded. 25c. and 60c. For sale uy P. W, Schmidt Sc. .Co. James Ashurst and Feed Hickman, minors of tho Tlger-Poorman mino at Wallace yore frightfully injured by a blast Saturday night. They drilled Into a missed hole, and it blow them out of tho tunnel. Both will die. For Sale. Several pairs heavy draft maros. Homo fine drivers and grado Hackney coach colts. Address O B, Wodo. .141 I 1 Hit 1 1 I I HI II I II Mill I I II llTttttfHWfH THE BOSTON STOR. Has prepared an exceptional strong line of CHRIS TMH Presents for Male Relatives and Friends We have for delectation the most beautiful, and at the same time useful, exhibit of suitable, aesim-Jl practical presents for the man or boy. Beautiful Christmas Boxes to pacK presents w. free with all the better grade of goods. There is no time like the nresent. BUY NOW. before the mad rush becins. We will hold your pPj DELIVER AS ORDERED. The fullness of our Christmas stock is only exceeded by the beauty of the covm , Cnaistmas trade this year should lie the greatest in the history of this Great Store. Gloves Dent's, "H. & P.," "Kennedy," "Stewart's," ''Perry," in glace, suede, Mocha, and colors, black, white, pearl, tan, btown, grey and special Christmas boxes for, these at no exrta cost. Fancy Hosiery Dame Fashion having .decreed that men 3hall wear fancy half hose, it has been our, duty ns servants of hor majesty to prepare in advance a suitable' showing at this glad Christmas tide. We show creations of artistic merit, combined with wearing worth. 25c, 50c, 75c Handkerchiefs--Initial Handkerchiefs WAvviua 0 1 rv initial. . t , . 4 a , a a , , Silk Japanese initial ....!!.!! Silk Japanese initial ilb Tnnnnnci. initial Fancy border Japanette at 25c nnd i2Uc Black and white silk handkerchiefs, plain or twilled. 25c to Si'oo Linen Handkerchiefs, plain or hem-stitched 25c to $1.00 6 handkerchiefs, in neat Christmas box, per box i 7s White, black or colored mufflers, large or small. '., 75c to $3 00 Hew Carter & Holmes hemstitched Chriatmes mufflers $' 25 'o 2.5o 25c 35c 50c imcntl, All pncrt- !r . rr.:rt, Best Uuality, Best atyies, - ; ...li,w cuit case vca ' nuney on any biyic, aiit ui iiu,,.j - - tygg uur cases are guaranteed oesi hiu. rnm in nnri innt- -it thpm. We carry a coropit'1 All Kinds, Styles or Prices. For Smokinr Tackets- Bati l A magnificent line to select from ter to the comfort of a man at home. .Neckwear uur present siock 01 piam - (jij'fesicj plete and compares verJ favorably with L .-..i. i5 '...'n.,m,nt. Duces wA:.u tore, we can unhesitatingly asssuic in UP-TO-DATE, NJ2CKWEAR. STYLES- Ascots Imperials "Four-jn-Hands Tecks Clubs Midgets Shield Tecks Shield Bows London Squares five cents to three dolltfi and fifty cents Don't forget that this is the last month of the GREAT CLOSING OUT of all the goods of tho Dry Goods Depa" every day. Big Busy Boston Storj