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DAILY EAST OIIEOONIAN, PENDLETOK, OREGON, WEDNKSDAV, SKITKMnHIl 1 . PAC5E SIX. - i ninnii ii i nail ? ? K Pjjjf C &C wjJj "v ,mna,,A-vr ,''i:-vr j I 77f GREATEST EPOCH I I Of MARRIAGE I I l Hen of the CiiblUlo. 1 .... . .! Entlmilii'.m and lummy i iinrueterucu the Ocen-lon Splendid Address by 1 Governor ItliiiH'liurtl, followed by I'orcofiil mill lU-uiitlf ul General Ex- erclM." Louisiana ltulttllng a ltep- Dissolution Sale The Firm of Dindinger, Wilson 3b Co. to be Dissolved 1 The first is the moat crucial time. If for the first time the greatest event in your married lives is about to occur, how expectant, how wrapt up in it vou find yourselves You trv to oeriook but in vain, that elemeni of uncertainty and dan ger that vou have been led to expect from tne experience ot tuose mothers and fathers who ha.c struggled throueh tin vuY m i;n irance of lather's friend what it is an J !u' if doe If at thi nnie - t "tti" tan1 man and wife m n ' i i greatest of boons .leviv i r e exoress purpose nf allen.tini, .inu disp IHng the sufterina an 1 nn-e ,uen danger of cniJu an inw i, i k! would all douht an . -r le aisipated Motne- Friei-.i i- an invaluable liniment fa evrna! massage, -hrough whose noten' jgenrv , nuntless moth ers have 'ieer na'ilet! tr experience the 'in ;m "j't'i P for the first time uthoi-- danger to therrselves or their nt p-ing BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, Oa. Do Not Wait for Sickness. Do not wait until your good health is impaired, but take steps to keep it up to the mark. Re member that ailments, apparently trifling, may very soon develop into serious diseases. , Do not hesitate to take BEECHAM'S St. Louis. Sept 14. The celebrutlon of Louisiana day at the Louisiana Purchase exposition was carried out with an enthusiasm and dignity which reflected the historical relationship existing btmi the state and the event commemorated by the Riv.it fair now In proerews. With Governor Newton C Hlanchurd as truest of honor the Loulttlanian entered hit" the exercises with a aest that carrle the celebration through lt sev.-ri stages to a brilliant termination eurlv this afternoon when the Stars ;u, l Stripes were hoisted over the Cnlelil" and a national salute fired. Governor Blnmharcl, having t.ik." a (treat Interest In the formulation ut the plans for the celebration of th , day delivered an addre which u.i . a finished oratorical production ar. .! replete with xuBKentlve historical ir cldents which traced the events laud ing up to the purchase of the Louisi ana territory and the upbuilding of that section of the country In th century since its transfer. The exercises of the day were held in the Louisiana state building, which is a replica of the fablltlo In New Or leans. In which the actual transfer of the Louisiana traimfer took place ii !oj Upon arrivlnc at the exposi 'tlon grounds Governor Blanchard and his staff, with the members of the Louisiana state commission, were met and taken to the Cubildo under mili tar escort. There they were receiv ed by Governor Docker-. President Francis) and other officials of the ex position. ' tt tt n 8 8 tt tt 8 SEItVED, T1IK HAS XOW HIT PEXDLBWW EVERY PAIR OP RY MUTUAL CONSENT WE IUVE DECIDED TO DISSOLVE OUR PIRM AND n'1' Ott THE ENTIRE $20,000 STOCK OP FOOTWEAR. IT IS OUR IVTENTlO-V TO G17T RID OP THE lNl IRE STOCK IN THE SUOrtTtsj I-OSSIULE TIME. NOT AN ARTICLE (EXCEPT QUEEN Ql ALITY. WHICH ARE SOM I.NDER CONTRACT) M1I,I, m HUT EVERYTHING WILL HE SOLD IN THE SHOim.l i-uuiur EATEST AVAIANCHE OP HARGAINS THAT 1VEK STRUCK EASTERN OKI.C.OZS CIT, SLASHED AND SLAUGHTERED, HAVE HEEN PRICES IN ALL DIRECTIONS. I-Cll a.-ni. mwh ,; OP I-ADIR. MISSES', CHILDREN'S, INFANTS', MEN'S, HOYS', YOUTHS' AND LITTLE GlLVl'S' S1I01 "OWX, THE DINDINGER, WILSON & CO. STOCK IS THE LAIHiEST IN OltEGOX OUTSIDE. OP PORTl.ND. IT IS A HIGH-Oass STOCK AND INCLUDED IN IT ARE SUCH CELEBRATED SHOES AS EDWIN CLAPP, .lOE TILT, FOR MEN; THE P. C0Gix LINE FOR HOYS ; THE ARMSTRONG LINE FOR IjADIES, AND THE FERRIS LINE FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN. THEsj LINES ARE RECOGNIZED AS THE HIGHEST STANDARD IV FOOTWEAR. OUR STOCK IS HRIGHT, FRESH AND NEW. RIGHT VP TO DATE; IN FACT, SEVERAL LARGE PUHC1LVSES AIIE X0ff IN TRANSIT TO OUR STORE. THE SLAUGHTER Ol THIS JLGNIFICENT $20,000 SIOC'K WILL COMMENCE MONDAY, SEPTEMIIER 12, AND Wrtl l'ROCEED WITHOUT INTERRUITION OR HALT UNTIL Till: ENTIRE LINE IS GONE. PRICES TALK AMI WE TALK PRICES. It HA 1) THE CUT PRICES 11ELOW. FIGURE OUT Jl-T WHAT YOU CAN SAVE ON EACH PAIR. I iW NEW YORK REPUBLICANS. PILLS C. O. P. On the first appearance of any dis tressing symptoms. They will do more to establish and maintain your general health than any other means you can employ. For a Sluggish Liver, Sick-Headache, Jndigestion, 1.066 of Appetite, Constipation, and the depressing nervous con ditions that arise from these troubles, there is no more reliable remedy than BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold Everywhere In Boxes, 10c. and 25c. Filled With Great Uncertain ty in Empire Statu. , , Saratoga. N V Sept. 14. Foi the first time In many years the republi- cans of New York met In state con I ventlon today with conditions ap proaching an open race for the suber j natorlal nomination. Despite the out- 1 I ward appearance of harmony between : Odell and Piatt, the convention meets ! j without the nominations being full I 1 agreed upon In a caucus. If a slate I has been tentatively fixed up. It is one that may be broken on the oon , lentjou floor. j t'loverhor )dell continues to declare i that he has no candidate for the head j of the ticket, though his partiality for 1 Lieutenant Governor Hlggins as the I gubernatorial nominee is so generally recognized that It will probably re- I suit In the latter's nomination. Tim- ' ! othy Woodruff continues In the run- ning. and the names of former Gover nor Black. Mayor Knight of Buffalo, and several others are ready to be i sprung In the event of the Odell plans ' slipping a cog. , The convention was called to order ' at Moon and the opening hours were taken up with the roll call, committee ' appointments and other perfunctory ' business. Tonight the delegates ami politicians will honor a celebration of the republican part seml-centen- , ulu.1 and the work of the convention i be concluded tomorrow. tt tt I Men's Shoes CIT IN EDWIN CLAPP LINE. Willow calf. J6.00. now So.O Patent Corona colt, two styles. J7.00. now StG.2.1 Enamel horsehlde, $6.00. now 92.25 Patent Ideal kid, J6.00, now $5.40 French calf, calf lined, JT.00, now $6.00 Juniper kid, J6.00, now S4.0S Vlci kid. four shapes, J5.50, now 93.00 STETSON SHOES CUT. y Velour calf. J5.50, now $4.80 Vict, two stylee. JS.00. now $4.50 Boi calf, waterproof, $6.00, now $5.40 Patent colt. Bloucher. $5.00, now $4. 60 JOE TILT SHOES MARKED DOWN". Box calf, two styles. $5.00, now 94.50 Boi calf, Velour calf and calf. $4.00. now $3.60 Box calf, Velour and vlci, $3.50, now 83.15 VARIOUS LINES SLAUGHTERED. RtpuUr $3.00 box culf and vlci $.ST Herular $2. SO dok calf and vlci 9S-30 Recfa KM vlci $!. Men's High-Top Shoes Slrt&oti'e shed water, absolutely waterproof. $9.00, now ..97.75 Tan calf waterproof sho, $6.50. now 93.85 Tun calf waterproof shoes, $6.00, now 93.33 10-lnch top pebble kip. $5.00, now $4.50 15-inch top Puritan calf. $5.00, now 94.80 10-lnch top Puritan calf. $4.00, now 93.60 8-inch top kangaroo kip, $4.00. now 93.30 10-inch top kangaroo kip, $3.25, now 92.05 S-inch top chrome calf. $3.60, now 93.00 8-Inch top kangaroo kip, $3.25, now $2.00 Men's work shoes, $3.00, now $2.00 Men'n work shoes. $3.75. now 92.30 Men's work shoes, $3.50. now 92.25 Mfn'9 work shoes. $2.00, now 91.bU Slippers Our duced. stock 'Is large and well selected. Price. matHs!ly rt- NO GOODS CHARGED DURING THIS SALE i OKKICJN SEKVICE VETEKANs. OUT KNOCKED THE STUFPING OP IT." and broke It Into splinters, may have been the fate of your carriage when , It was run Into by something; but "there Is balm In Gllead." or there Is ( pleasure In knowing that In our shop ' you can have it made as good as new. We do all kinds of carriage repairing and macksmlthlng m a skllltui ana l to superior manner. We set tires with opening sewion hydraulic pressure, does It better, does it while you wait; does not burn or deface your wheels and adds to the life of the rig. Call and see tt work. We have Winona wagons, hacks and buggies, and Stover gaso line engines. N EAGLE UHOTHERS, The Ulaclcsnilths. n lit Pitts. t ,8 1 , Boys' Shoes Patent colt, box calf and Phoenix calf, welt sole, $3 60 now $i,;j Vlci and box calf, $2.50, now $;.K Hegular $2.25, all leather, for j;,o; Kegular $2.00, all leather, for $i.go Kegulur $1.75, horsehlde, kangaroo klp'and kangaroo tnl $i.kj Satin calf, $1.25, now 3)i.io Horsehlde, $1.50, now suo Kangaroo kip, $1.50, now Box calf, $1.25, now Jl.io Satin calf, $1.00, now Mt Ladies' Shoes CEUUHtATED AHMSTnONG LINE CUT Kid. turned sole, French heel, $5.00, worth .... $4.53 Patent colt, turned sole. French heel $5.00. now . . $4.$t Patent colt, welt sole. Cuban heel, $5.00, now .. $4.3 Patent colt, lace and button, the Po-Tay Inst, $6.00, now $4Ji Patent colt, bloucher welt Bole, $6.00, now $4JJ Patent colt, lace, welt sole. $4.60, now HN Kid, lace, turn and welt sole. $4.00, now $9.H Kid lace, turn and welt sole. $3.60, now $3.1 OTHEH MAKBS. Kid. lace, welt sole. $3.00, now M.U Kid. light and heavy sole. $2.60. now $M Kid. light and heavy sole. $2.00. now Kid, light and heavy sole, $1.76. now $! Kid. old ladles' comfort. $2.25. now $S. Kid. old ladles' comfort, $1.50, now $!& School Opens Soon We lmi un enornioui line of misses' und cJilhlreo"!, vckoo! .lioe, ulilcti hi luive cut In price u (lie terj limit. We want .toil to come in and get our price on tlxf Keep jour eje on OUH WINDOW. See the wonderful bur Kiilns offentl ilally. Dindinger, Wilson Co GOOD SHOES CHEAP Iletueeti WMMl and 10,000 Alt burg. Pittsburg. Pa.. Sept. 14. Severn! thousand soldiers who saw .service under the Stars and Stripes in Cuba. Purtu Klco or the Philippines began a reunion In PlttMburg today. The occasion in the .second annual gather ing of the American Veterans of For eign Service. .Many states are repre sented ut the reunion, which will ' continue through the remainder o? the week, coming to a close next Suturday with a Mham battle at Shen- t J I... ....-1. . .. T - imi tv. xuiitty wuh uevoieu largely . . ai the reception of the visitors. The i ' ttttTTf? Kh Greatest Sale in Pendleton's history commences Monday, Sept. 12 watt held In the Alle- ny music hall, where addresses of welcome were delivered b Major Hays of Pittsburg and .Mayor Wym.in j of Allsjheny The reunion parade takes place tomorrow and promises I to b- a notable affair. Between 000 and 10,000 veterans are expected to be In line. MX. Building Material OP ALL DKhCItllTIONS. Tiii'iMintiiie 0M-rutors. .lil. ksonvllle. Fla., Sept. 14. The ' Turpentine Operatori' Asoolation. j ' with a membership embracing sevei. i states. unMembled In fourth annual I lonventlon In thin city today uith President A. D. Covington presiding. I The we union will lat two days and will I be of more than ordinary intermit be- ( i.iujte of the importance of the ni.a-, ters to be considered. It Is believed tliat a special effort will be made to ' haw- the production curtailed this! jeur in order to Improve the market conditions. SASH, DOORS and WINDOWS .Made to Order liulldliig Pa Iter, IJme, Cement, Jirick und Sand, Wood Glitters for Hams und Dwellings a Specialty. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta Street, Opp. Court House, $100 Howard .$00. Carpets Cleaned by Steam We hare arranged to open a steam carpo. cleaning shop In PendlotorS, where we will be prepared to clean carpets of all de scriptions in the moat Improved manner. All work guaranteed. By our process all dirt is removed and carpets are restored to their original brilliancy. We want a trial order from you. AH work call ed for and delivered. Prices reasonable. Wilkinson & Edmmsten PLUMBING CaOOd llllllllllllll' Itt nlumu flu, iilifliini,. ft lifl til laSlblK Q0 ties. It mucs vou retuilr hllN Alunvu Aninibi, our iiork to UiorOBl'1' I reliable und competent pluinbera. Our force la luude op ot tbtl1 , Ajierlcmx.il workmen. Strict nttenlion uild to sanltury featurrt u ork. On your work. LIST US GIVI3 YOU FIGUItES We ipioto right prices und do only the best orfc J Goodman-Thompson Co Telephone Main 741. 311 Court Street. IIAUDWAHE AND PLUMMING. Telephone 811, 043 Main Strcf- BYERS' BEST FLOIR TU rimderii ut tills paper wm (,e pleased - ! to learn that there 1 at letwt one dreodeil ......................--........ i iiisoaae rnat wience ban been abW to cure In nil IM ktOKM. and that la mtarrh I Hall's (.'uturrh Cure U the only puiitlve cure now known to the medlm! fraternity ' Catarrh being a constitutional dlneuBr, re j quires a constitutional treatment Hall a Catarrh Cure In taken Internally, acting directly unon tne blood and mucou mir- faces of tbe eyntern, tbereby deatroylng I i tbe foundation of tbe dlneoae, and giving i the patient strength by building op tbe constitution and oiwUtlng nature to dolnx J Its work. Tbe proprietors have so much ckiiu iu its turaurc yuweni iur ww One Hundred Dollars for any ea that it fall to cure. Bend for Ast of teatlmonlats. Addrcw; y J. CIIKNBT A CO., Totedo, O. Hold try DroorUU, TCe. Tate IlaU's KamUj nils for eoMtlpa-tlon. Hill Is made from tlK) clioiceat a-viurod wbea Urera lieot Flour barley always on hand. wheat that grown. Good bread Id Is umxI. . Bran, aborts, steam rolled PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. 8. DYKHS, Proprietor. MONTERASTELLI BROS. Matble ancJ Granite Works Anyone intending to secure a monument or headstone for relaU" friend will do well to see us. prices. Largest collection to select from . L0 MONTERASTELLI BROS. New Stone Building. Court Street, next to Domestic LaunW- it"1 ifHX