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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1904. M-HH I II m ! H , rdcr. ceoeS jod gnl eilinpl i.Coutl ITY'S tent plicett ait H1 r your I leswoj Boys' Hats Free! j PERSONAL MENTION, j Hi this week we will give away Boys' Hats With Every Suit from $J.50 to $2.50, A 50c HAT FREE With Every Suit from $3.00 tol$7.00 A $1.50 HAT FREE Mothers, bring in the Boys 5 ,EE TEUTSCH'S "BIG STORE,! COR. iM AINI A.ND1 ALTAI I -"H' l"H'-M--H"tMlMl.. .lMl,1iI..H.. City Brevities Rader. Got Sunny. ih fruit dally at Martin's. II slippers at Totitsch 8. ihoe repairing at Toutsch's ((Rent A piano. Appiy at mis readv mado skirts arriving tt Teutsch's. jlcely furnished rooms to tout, pnson street. Eren's school shoos that woar tk well at Toutsch's. sr. vet satisfaction at How- formerly Hees' cigar store. hi loads of cinders for tho at the Domestic Laundry. j nicely furnished rooms for I Mrs. W. J. warns, tua juuey. y Si Kennedy's cab Is at your l at all hours, -fuone main I your clonics cioanea anu at Joerger's, 12G west uourt up "phone main 701 when you cab. Heady for service at all 111 pay you to take the East at. See page C for terms" on ; contest. Bern's omedy," "Aimer New hooks arriving at popular book store. I tats cleaned und blocked, cleaned and pressed. J. J. s, 222 East Court rtreet. r Is at his old stand, 221 Breet, with a fresh stock rf nuts, fruits, cigars, etc. rdy will get n preesnt of a Iber tired buggy. See page list Oregnniau guessing con- i want to pay your subscrip- f ramus or a year aiieun, !o read guessing contest nd Got Sunny. TJ G Rader. An extra large line of valentines iiuvumes, 1C to ?2.UD. Nolf's. Falllnc has n flrst-plnss lilnnn Inn, er. Leave orders. Work guaranteed. A Cliv.rrtnm limtcn r.n Tnnl.-onn oti.t Is offered for rent by Max Baer. See i-iuHsuieu auvertisement. SALVATION ARMY. Special Services Tomorrow Evening at the Hall. Tl'trqjvlll be special services at me salvation Army nan tomorrow evening, conducted by Major Dub bins, trom Portland. Good music and singing. Everybody Is cordially In- v.ieu, SINGERS WILL MEET. Those Taking Part in Coming En deavor Convention Interested. All those who expect to take part In the vocal music for the coming meeting of the state Christian En deavor are requested to meet at the Baptist church at 7:30 this evening. Watch and Jewelry Repairing? !do not we want to, Insure you you will tased. guaranteed work '"est prices. HUNZIKER Advance Jeweler Union Has a Right to Boast. In the sale for delinquent taxes at Union this week, It Is a noticeable fact that there was but two pieces of property on the list In the city ft' Union, says the Union Republican. One of these nieces belonged to a non-resident and the other publica tion was an error. Thus it is shown that the taxes In Union were paid nlmost to the last dollar. Parish Aid Social. The regular dime social of the Par ish Aid Society will be held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. T. 0. Halley. Everyone Is invited to be present. President Hadley to Speak. Albany, N. Y., Jan. 20. Promi nent physicians and surgeons of New York. Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse. Elmlra, Utlca, PoughUeepsle and numerous other cities and towns of the state are gathered In Albany for the annual meeting of the New York State Medical association. The Ini tial session Is to be held this even ing In the assembly chamber of the capltol. The principal speaker will be President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale University. Louisiana Republicans Active. New Orleans, l.a Jan. 20. As a result of a conference of republi can leaders of Louisiana held In New Orleans today It Is announced that the party will name a full state ticket to be voted for at the next election. Several names are men tioned In connection with the guber natorial nomination, but tho choice of the ticket will he left to the state convention to be held later. Intense cold at St. Louis. St Louis, Jan. 2C Six below zero was 'recorded this morning. The rail way service Is badly crippled by snow. J. Thompson, of Milton, was a Pen. dlcton visitor yesterday. Guy Yowell, of Union, Is In Iho city for a short business trip. S. A. Lowell returned this morning from a business visit In Portland. J. n. Saylor, of Echo, was In the city today for a short business visit. E. Y. Judd left this morning for Walla Walla, for a short business visit. Roy Tripp, of Union, Is In tho city, C. E. McClollan, of tho Tutullla, -s a visitor today. J. H, Hall, of MIKon, was a bust no'ss visitor In tho city yesterday for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, o Vancy cle, are the guests of friends In tho city for a few days. Charles H. Carter was a visitor In Athena today, going there this morn ing on legal business. Jonathan Talbcrt, a well known resident of Milton, spent the day In tho city yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Proebstel, of Weston are the guests of friends in tho city for a visit of a few days. Malcolm Mclntyre, of Adams, and Donald and Duncan McDonald, of Myrlck, were In town on business today. W. A. Tcutsch, of Portland", Is in the city visiting frienus and relatives and transacting business for tils house. P. S. Bramwell, tho field superin tendent of the La Grande sugar fac tory, Is expected to visit Pendleton and Athena this week. NOTED HORSE TRAINER. Professor Haw Will Give Free Street Exhibitions This Week. Pioressor Haw, the successful horse and animal trainer, who has traveled In the Middle and Eastern states, and has gained a great rep utation for his ability to handle and break the wildest horses with tho ease and gentleness as If they were sheep, Is In Pendleton and will give a free exhibition of his power over animals at Jay & Jensen's black smith shop, on Cottonwood street, every evening at 7:30 o'clock for four days, commencing Wednesday, Janu ary 27, Speaking of Professor Haw, tne Rockwell City (S. D,) Advocate, says: 'The school of norsemansnip con ducted here the past and present week bv Professor Haw haB pi oven a levelatlon to even Uioeo "who thought they possessed a thorough knowledge of the equine. Tho pro fessor has Instructed a class of 37, who have been enthusiastic students of his methodB of training and judg ing the horse, and we look to see young horses much better broken in this locality from this time, ns a re sult of his able Instruction. With this method he succeeds in taming the nui3t refractory animal in a few moments and ills power over a wild horse seems most remarkable." Piol'essor Haw nas been conduct ing schools of horsemanship through out the Dakotas, Montana, Colorado and the Eastern States with great suci- and comes to Pendleton with highest indorsements from leading norsemen all over tne country, ne extends an Invitation to all to attend his tree exhibitions and witness his system of training and handling the most fractions noises. YOUNG BOY FORGER. Makes friends of neighbor and grocer, and friendly trade Schilling's Best. Is there anything better than friendly trade ? 0MCAM TAK 1 Alv P"' i . 'We liai tr. .1... Mtmnir.allv Dure kind 'Or nii;.: . i,:1 ,'o none too medicine. Tho same kind is none iu 1 for cooking. Many good cooks buy this lutein v.- i t nrU-nfeS. u'aim is to sell drugs and chemicals that iuaf n i:.i ,in ..mi find in every M Mini; UCUGl w.. H store. PENS T"' "feuHrORE A. C. KOEPPEN &. BROTHERS Nez Perce Youth In Jail for Issuing False Check. 1 oM-uinn Tnn. 2(1. Dlllard Mar tin, aged 18 years, was brought to the city yesterday from Nez Perce, and is confined In the county jail, awaiting trial before the district iho MinruA nf fnrcerv. Martin entered a plea of guilty when arraigned on the chargj before Jus tice Crawford of Nez Perce and his ball was fixed at $300 which he failed to provide. The complaint against Martin was made by A. S. Carley, of Nez Perce, and the young man is charged with fraudulen-y issuing a check in the sum of $11.05 cents, bearing the signature of Charles McCalllster, and with which he attempted to de fraud J. S. Tyler, DAYTON'S NEW THEATER. Cozy New Play House to Hold 700 Now Being Built, Dayton, Wash., Jan. 26. Spec ial: The new Dayton theater now in course of erection, by Jacob Weln hard will when finished be one uf the most cosey playhouses in this part of the country. It is situ ated directly opposite the postofflce and centrally located to all parts of the city. , The building Is of brick and tho stage and parquet practically speak ing are on the ground floor, there being a gradual incline of about eight feet, terminating In the orches tra Pit. The building is 100 feet deep and about 50 feet wide and the seating capacity will be 700. New Railway Mileage. New tracks to tne extent of 6,i23 miles were added to the American railway system in the year Just closed The mileage of all roads in the United States now reaches a grand total of 209,855 miles. Ac cording to tho Railway Age nearly all of tho now mileage of '03 was laid In the eastern statos, Oregon being credited with but 30 miles, Washing ton 110 miles, and California with 107 miles. a .ii b.inw',i finllfnriiln race, horso killed a bear recently while he was i.in,. tni.-nn fmm one stable to an other. The boar started the fight and the horso squared away ana kicked tho boar to death. It was all ,l,.i atnhlnmnn cnnlil do to lead tllO horse nway from the sceno of hU In thermidst of our Great Clear ance Sale dozens of people are now taking advantage of the great sav ing in Men's Suits, Boys' Suits and Clothing. Men's Furnishings and Overcoats, Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Suits and Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes. The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE COMING EVENTS. Walla Walla Poultry show, IV'bru- a.y 3-7. Oregon Christian Endeavor onvev tlon at Pendleton, February 19-22, 1901. Domestic 1 roubles. It Is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be less ened by having Dr. King's New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work In Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only relieve you, but cure. 25c, at Tallman & Co., drug store. Notice to the Public. All nersons knowing themselves Indebted to D. Kemler & Son .will kindly call and settle at once, as wo need the money. I). KEMI.EK & SUIN. Wt'UH I I H"M"t-H"H"lH-H-M-H-H Cutlery... Keen-cutting instruments that koop their edges. Carving Sets, Butcher Knives, Bread nnd Cake Knives. Large line of Pocket Knives, all Bizos, plain and fancy handles. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinloe Tabled. All driiKEiata refund tbe money tf It lulli to cure. V U riMva'a .Ivn.tnr. nn p,,h lr. '"kP Thought travels fast, but somo people's thoughts never travel far. The Boston SHOE STORE Another shipment of the RED SCHOOLHOUSE SHOES ($2.50 pair) just received. $J.252fot size 6 to 8 $t.50for size 8 to i I $t.75 for site ti to 2 $2.00 for size 2 to 3 We are selling of this shoe two pairs this year to one pair last. Why ? People have found that tliey wear better, fit better, look better, price better. Better Get a Pair The children want this kind. Toes in wide or narrow style ; low heels, with and without hooks. Sewed with silk. THOMPSON HARDWARE Co. 621 Main St. t I Good Wotk is the Cheapest I ;i Have your sewer connections niade and your sewer work ;; done by an experienced man who guarantees his work. Work entrusted to me is never slighted. If you place your job in my hands it will be done right and at a rcsonable price. P001 ; ; sewer work means a continuous expense, while first-class work lasts a lifetime and causes no trouble or additional costs. Con- ; ; suit me before you give an order for your work. H. F. SHULTZ ; Office, Judd Building, Room 12. Phone Black f 301 ... -f Boston Shoe Store Save Money On Your Meat Bill Ik-lug a stock raiser on Birch oreek I do not have to buy in ferior cattle, but have prime stock of my own raining for the block. You will get better meat and more of It for less money at my shop than any where else In town. S. Warner. Prop. NKW MIIjARKEY BLDfl, West. Court. Street I'houe Main JSjt Shot Guns Rifles Ammunition To be a good shot you must be supplied with first class material, both gun and ammunition. Our line is the highest grade, which '11 the reason for lovers of shooting coming to us. MERRILL TYPEWRITER CO.. So. 7 Pott SI.. I Spokane, CeiuAfll.DENSMORE TYPEWRITER I Suppll Renting Etpett Hopalrlnfl j Tlie Hardware Man 74 MAIN STREET ECONOMY i IS THE ROAD TO WEALTH Practice economy in your clothing by having your cast away garments cleaned, repaired, pressed and made as good as new. If you desire the color changed, have them dyed. We are prepared to take your old clothes and make them look like new again, Our steam facilities are first class and our work men are competent. ..,. , , Our prices are such that you can easily afford it, nd our work sucli that you will be saved the price of new clothing. Pendleton Steam Cleaning 3h Dying Works CANTY &. JONES. Prop. 730 COTTONWOOD STREET Goodt called for and delivered. Phone ut-Maln 1681. or a pottal oara will bring ui to your door For sale at tho East Oregonlan of flee Large bundl of containing over 100 big papers, can be had for 25c bwnl. 'Mi victory.