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PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1904. PAGE FIVE. EIGHT It .. , vou will have a chance to buy your summer i AH ""5 eatjy reduced prices. We have a large assort I, footwear 9 5 Oxfords that are being sold this week only merit oi ""hm . ,n nep cen t0 50 Dep cent below rtnulnr ' . . discount oi r 9 av - price. NOTICE REDUCED PRICES. j LADIES' SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS confl . 3.oo suppers, it iiincreni styles I 9rOa patent kid or kid. now $2.40 ! LssssHl SV - $3.00 Slippers and Oxfords, now $2.00 x .T". .ik S2.G0 Slinncrs or Oxfords, now $1.65 H tltSJEiP MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES UiA $2.00 and $2.25 misses Shoes now$l.50 J aiHWV $1.75 misses' and child's Shoes, m . . Jlw -51-35 cji $i.&u misses' ana cnuu's snoes. Bw .. 3k nov 1-10 65" i fl-25 misses' and child's Shoes. ' CIL. MEN'S SHOES. 5bW. a E- Nettletons $0 and $7 I iiSKlSSB Lewis A. Crossed $n Shoes now $3.45 , iis M. A. Packard $6 Shoes, nod $3.60 ! SEE WINDOWS. I Tee TEUTSCH'S J BIG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA City Brevities 0 C Rader Get Sunny. n,tt rinllv at Martin's. Ficau . Welnhard's beer at The Mint. Closing out dry goods. The Bos ton. Douglas and Hanan shoes. The Boston. Smokers get satisfaction at How ird's, formerly Rees' clga. store. Medium and light weight under wear, great values, 50c per garment. Baer t Daley Get your clothes cleaned and pressed at Joerger's, 120 West Court street The Day and Night Transfer Co. gives the best cervice. Billy Leath ers, proprietor. 'Phone Main 101. For Rent Five-room house, with Get Sunny. U. C. Itader. New spring shirts, The Boston. Pure Welnnard's beer at The Mint, Fine line fishing tackle at Fra zler's. New line men's sweaters. The Boston. House for rent; partly furnished H. .1. Stillman. For Sale A half interest in good paying business in this city. "Extracts From Adam's Diary," by Mark Twain. New books dally, Nolf's. 97 hats, correct shapes, broken sizes, regular $3 and $3.50; to close $2.00. At Teutsch's. New books, just received, at Fra zier's. "Sir Mortimer," "When WII derness was King," and others. Ten thousand acres of bunch grass ranee for rpnt ! nhuiiflnntlv wnterpd bath, ihree blocks east of Mam Address P. O. Box J, La Grande, Ore. street Apply at uast uregoman. For Sale Four-room house with secure good seat. There will be a literary and musf I "HuBkln Bee" sale of seats opens Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, at Brorl; & McComas'. Come earlv and . . . 1 t t 1 , .1 Ifml jaue street luqiuic ui new Front saloon. I rnr Pont Rnlta nf rnnnlK In EflRt nrPEonlan bulldlnc Steam heated. I cal entertainment at the Presbyterl Hnt m! 1.1 water and hath room 1 a church. April 19th. Make your on same floor. Call at East Oregonlan P ans, to come as a good time Is as ffl OUICU, Fresh garden, field and flower seeds in bulk and packages. All I dace. Our seeds are suitable to this , Geor9e Male' of Blrch Creek- SuPPs' INSANITY PROBABLE. climate. C Rohrman, Court street. Miss Mary Graves was married Sunday last at a Washington, D. C, church to John Eberle. The bride fell dead of heart disease as sue was turning about to leave the church, Russell Bolles has been sentenced to life Imprisonment at Denver, with no hope of pardon or reprieve. He Wiled 12-ycar-old Harold Frldborn. who was trying to protect his sister irom an assault by Bolles. Railroad officials, Immigration commissioners and newspaper peo ple of Canada are all agreed that the Icelanders, Finns, Swedes and Norwegians are the most valuable element In the settlement of Cana ada (rom every standpoint. New , Waist Sets and Sash Pins e 'of ladles, t ilgns. The are the correct ideas Very Newest de- They are pretty. See hm In oud window. i HUNZIKER I J The Progressive Jeweler j J 726 Main Street ed to Be of Unsound Mind. Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Blakley were called to Birch creek today to bring George Male to the county jail on a charge of Insanity. Male Is one of the old-time reslednts of Birch creek, and has been showing signs of not being right mentally for some time, and of late has become unman' ageable to his family, who had to ask for help In managing him. He will be given an examination before the county court tomorrow, and In all probability will be committed to the asylum. Grazing Land for Lease. 32,000 acres on Grande Ronde river, Grande Ronde Lumber Co., Perry, Or. For Cruelty to Animals. La Grande, April 13. Scott Goodall a liveryman of this place, was arrest ed yesterday on a charge of cruelty to animals. He will have a trial this evening. At Salvation Army Hall. Evangelist Booker Smith will preach tonight in the Salvation Army hall. Subject, "Good News." Good music and singing. All are Invited to come. CAPT. J. BOLLES, Formerly of Umatilla County. Daniel O'Connor, of Goldendale, was a guest at the Hotel Bickers this morning. Mr. O'Connor was former ly a prominent farmer of this coun ty, but has of late bought extensive holdings In Washington, where he now resides. Crazing Land for Lease. 32,000 acres on Grande Ronde river, Grande Ronde Lumber Co., Perry, Or, It is a beautiful thing for : grocer to do, to sell Schilling' Best ; for the goods are goL and the dealing is high; there's nothing higher in business. Ballard's Snow Liniment Horehound Syrup Herbine KOEPPEM The Popular Price , DRUGSTORE A. C KOEPPEN & BROTHERS CANVASS THE VOTE VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUE WILL BE COUNTED Architects Are Now Making Plans and Work Will Be Begun as Soon as Sites Are Selected Board Will Confer With Residents of Different Parts of Town as to Locations. The school board will hold a meet lng this evening to canvass the vote on the bond Issue, and announce the official result. Arrangements will then bo mnde by the board for the advertisement of the bonds and their sale, and plans will be laid for the commencement of the work of building. Several architects are now nt work on plans to be submitted to the board, and as soon as these are per fected and adopted the bids for the contracts will lie called for. It will be some days before the board will know just what they can do In the way of building plans, for the Ioct tlons will have to be determined upon before final plans can be adopt ed,' as the grounds will Influence the size and style of the structures. The residents of the different parts of town will be conferred with In re gard to their choice for building sites, and It Is hoped to have this part of affairs settled In a short time. As soon as that Is done, the commencement of actual work will be a matter of but a few days. It is hoped by the board to have the buildings well under way Inside of a mouth, and finished and furnish- ed by the time school opens In the fall. ! PERSONAL MENTEON. I F. O. Lee. of Rltzville, Is In the city. J. T. Eastlock, of Freewater, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. F. M. Smith, a prominent resident of Pilot Rock, is In town on business. Mrs. Ella Lawson. of Freewater, was the guest of friends In the city yesterday. R. E. Thorn, one of the prominent citizens of Echo, was a Pendleton visitor today. Miss J. E. Alexander, of Walla Walla. Is in the city for a short visit with friends. Col. J. H. Raley and Judge J. J. Balleray are expected home from Portland In the morning. Joe Scott, assistant secretary of the democratic convention, left last evening for his home at Athena. It. Alexander, a prominent merch ant of Pendleton, was In the city yesterday. Walla Walla Statesman. C. E. Nelson, of Weston, visited In the city yesterday for a time while on his way to Portland to attend the convention. Dan P. Smythe has returned from business visit to Condon and Port land, where he has been Investigating some cases at law. George W. Johnson, a prominent merchant of Salem, was a guest at the Hotel Bickers yesterday while In town on business. A. J. Gibson, the well known con tractor, is slowlj recovering from an attack of lumbago. He was on ihe street today for the first time In two weeks. Clark Wood, the Invincible editor of the Weston Leader, who came down Monday evening to take charge of the democratic convention, left for his home this morning. Seymour Swauger, of Duncan post- oince, left for home this morning, af ter attending the democratic con vention. He says grass Is now grow, lng nicely on Meacham creek, and stock are doing well. PROHIBITION RALLY. Will Be Held at Business College Rooms Tonight, At :30 this evening there will bo a free literary program to which the public is invited, at rooms of the Modern School of Commerce, up the first stairway east of the Hotel Bickers. The discussion will be, "A Triangu lar Debate," by a prominent republi can, a leading democrat anu me chairman of the national prohibition party committee. Twenty-minute speeches, read by P. M. Howard, E. Ray Jones and Butter Creek Is High. Charles McBee, a prominent farmer and democrat living on Butter creek, left this morning for his Home after participating in the convention yes terday. Mr. McBee says there Is more water in Butter creek this spring, than for many years and that the flats and sage brush deserts border- lng the farms have all been flooded, In determination of the farmers not to permit any water to run to waste this year. By flooding these flats at thin season of the year, it win in crease the moisture in the alfalfa fields later, when water In the stream is low. Strike Avoided. Chicago. April 13. The threatened Swift strike was avoided this morn ing, the company acceding to the cu. anas for the reinstatement or tne discharged butchers. At Alma, Kan., the two sons of IV. Wlstar were killed by damp in a well which they were cleaning out. A man rode Into the country to noti fy the father, aud found ltlm assist ing in raising irom ins own wen two laborers wno uau ueeu sunocai- ed by damp, The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE FIRE SALE IN FULL BLAST The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE Leon Strauss Returned. Lepn Strauss, who was supcrln tendent of the Penuieton Scouring Mills last year, has returned and will make his headquarters here during the summer. He will buy wool for the Pendleton mills, and will leave this evening for Washington to look over the clips that are being made there. Real Estate Transfer, W. G. Cole and wife, lots C and C In block 4, Cole's addition, to Cecil U. Wade. A COMPETENT OUR MILLINERY IS DIFFERENT It has that Individuality which counts to much. Each Hat shows our advanced style. Our new creations are works of art and have won the admiration of all the ladies. We know you will be delighted. Come and 8ee. CARRIER MILLINERY THE HOME OF THE 8TYLI8H HAT. Shoemaker NOW WORKING ON THE BENCH AT The Boston Shoe Store The Horseshoe Restaurant T. U BAKER, Proprietor: Positively the best meals over served in Pendleton at 25c at the Horseshoo for 20c. Lunches and short orders served at right prices. Open duy and night. Chicken dinner every Sunday, Only while holp em ployed. The Horseshoe Is at CS2 Main street, opposite Tallman & Co.'s. FIRST-CLASS NEATLY DONE. REPAIR WORK Sanitary Plumbing To get the best work lot us do It, Our facilities are Best materials always used. Our experience Is yoirs without cost. unexcelled. BECK, THE RELIABLE PLUMBER Court Street, opposite Hotel Bicker.
