EAST OREGON. PENDLETON, OREGON. riDAT, DECEMBER ., 1W4.
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Rubber doll, etc X
Fancy Dishes, Cups ami Saucers J
New Styles for the Holi
days, 10c Vp.
Curuiiii Stretchers, Two Styles,
$1.45 to $2.95. Tlie
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GENERAL NEWS.
John J. Van Bergen, a millionaire
merchant of. San Francisco, died re
cently while in Germany on a visit,
at the age of 88.
The Standard OH steamer Atlas Is
" en route from New York to Sun Fran
cisco via Cape Horn, bearing oil and
having in tow an oil barge. The two
vessels carry 20,000 barrels of oil.
David Brlcker died recently at Cen
ter Mills, Pa., aged 94 years, In the
same room In which he was born,
and in the house that had been his
home without intermission all his life.
Louis Semones, at Chicago, has
cored 300 at bowling, with 12 strikes.
This Is the second time In the history
of bowling In this country that this
score has been reached with 12
strikes.
Forty representatives of alt the
1 grape and wine-growing districts of
the United States are in convention
In New York. It Is claimed that
these 40 men represent 8100.000,000
invested capital.
In New York recently, a copy of
the first edition of Tennyson's poems
with a 12-Ilne autograph poem by
Thackeray on a fly-leaf. Bold for
1600. At the same sale, a lock of
Thackery's hair Bold for 816.50.
The new cathedral at Baker City
Is to cost 8100.000. When It Is com
pleted the Catholic church will own
property in that place to the vulue of
8250.000 or more than in any other
locality In Oregon outside of Port
land. Never before In many years has
there been so many calls upon the re
sources of New York's charitable In
stitutions as this full. Forty per cent
more unemployed men were helped
during November last than during
November 1903.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
The white section' hands on the
Southern Pacific In the neighborhood
of Grant's Pass, ure on a strike, and
the company is importing Japanese
to take their places.
A big kick is being made in Port
land because contractors get 45 cents
rer cubic yard for removing dirt for
the city, while they only pay 20 cents
for having the work done.
Alex Orlet and H. H. Metisger are In
custody at Nelhart, Mon., charged
with shooting and killing Homer E.
Ward, the day before Thanksgiving,
the motive being robbery. Ward
lived In a cabin alone.
James Hall was convicted the 7th
Instant at Baker City of horsesteal
ing. He participated in stealing and
shipping east a carload of Grant
county horses. John Lung was ac
quitted of the same charge.
B. B. Barnes, an old resident near
Corvallls, was working at the bottom
of a 10-foot ditch December , when
a sudden cave-In buried him three
feet deep. He was suffocated before
he could be taken out, 46 minutes
later.
The Tacoma Board of Trade has
memorallzed President Roosevelt to
appoint a man from the northwest
upon the interstate commerce com
mission. None of the Pacific coast
state are represented upon the com
mission. Lewlston Is swelled up over the clti-
senshlp in that place of Joseph Rossi,
an Italian with an American wife,
whose brother, A. D. Polley, lives at
Craig Mountain. Roast la a bona fide
Italian duke, having recently fallen
heir to the title and $58,000,000 by
the death of his father In Italy.
There are but very few desirable
vacant iota left In the residence por
tion of Pendleton.. These we hare
just listed and the prices are very
reasonable.
We have a new list of residences for
sale. Come and see us, and look over
onr list.
We have anything that you want In
country property.
E. T. WADE ft SON,
Offlo. E. O. Building.
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THE FARMERS
iirii.i) KitOM roxxEi.i,
TO FLETCHER, WASH.
CniniMiuy Is Mario PrlnoliMlly of
SMkune County People, and the
Hmul Will Ik- Thirty-five Miles In
lieiurtli ConiiMiiiy lias a Capital
Stock of $200,1X10, and Is Composed
Entirely of Wheat Producer Has
1 Advanced IjiiuI Values.
The first actual steps toward the
construction of a farmers' railroad to
be made In the state of Washington
Is now being made by the Farmers'
Grnln $ Supply company, of Spokane
and Cheney, which association of
farmers proposes to build a branch
line of road 35 miles in length, from
Connell to Fletcher, Wash., for the
purpose of tnpplng a rich wheat dis
trict not now reached by any rail
road system and which produces a
large urea of wheat every year.
The farmers have organized n com
pany with a capital stock of 8200 000,
divided into 8100 shares. The pro
posed road will be owned exclusively
by the wheat producers, so It cannot
be made a part of the competing lines
of the country, and raise freight rates
on them.
Fully one-half of the stock has al
ready been subscribed by farmers
whose laud Is udjaceut to the line,
and solicitors are now at work dis
posing of the remainder of the stock.
As soon us the stock is sold and the
road assured, warehouses will be
built at different places along the
Hue, a train of cars and an engine
will be ordered, and the grade work
will be commenced.
The district to be tapped by the pro
posed line Is known as the Rattle
snake Flats, and Is one of the richest
small territories la the Inland Empire.
At the present time the wheat is
hauled from 15 to 25 miles by wagon
and the output of the district is thus
reduced by the poor transportation
facilities. Laud prices have advanced
40 per cent since the company was
formed, and many buyers are In the
country.
Fl RST-CLASS MIX STUELS.
Ilnverly's Performance Witnessed by
u Large Audience.
Standing room only, nnd barely
enough of that, was the condition of
the Frazer theater last night with
Haverly's minstrels on the bills. It
was a very funny show. Of course,
the Inimitable Hilly Van stands at
the head of the mirth-provoking ag
gregation. But there are others who
can start a laugh. For instance,
there are Clayton, Jenkins and Jas
per. Now Jasper Is only a long-eared
burro, but he knows his business when
It comes to Impersonating the royal
Arabian charger In the burlesque cir
cus. Jimmy Wall and Eddie Mazier as
funny men must not be overlooked.
The solo parts of the entertainment
were excellent, and the dancing was
novel.
CAUSE OF PXEl'.MOXIA.
Steam lleut May He Ke4Knslhlo In u
Large Measure.
New York, Dec. 9. One of the
questions now being Investigated by
the commission on pneumonia, of
which Dr. Thomas Darlington, presi
dent of the board of health. Is chair
man, is whether the luxurious steam
heuted apartment of modern times Is
not responsible in a measure for the
increase in the ravages of the dis
ease. During the past month there were
6S2 deaths from pneumonia In Great
er New York. Of these, 461 were In
Manhattan nnd the Bronx and 221 In
the boroughs of Brooklyn. Queens
and Richmond. By far the greater
number of these deaths were In what
are known as apartment house dis
tricts.
Physicians who have been Inter
viewed on the subject of "the modern
flat as a cause of pneumonia," give
divergent opinions, but nearly all of
them state that the tendency to over
heating the sleeping apartment and
lack of ventilation undoubtedly are
Increasing the Inroads of the disease.
AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
Ijirgrat and Most Elaborate Exlilbit
Ever Arrayed.
Paris, Dec. . The annual auto
mobile show which opened today in
the Grand Palais far excels the for
mer exhibitions both In the number
and scope of Its exhibits. One novel
feature Is a series of Installations of
hotel bedrooms In the manner they
should be arranged, according to the
laws of hygiene, for comfort and sim
plicity. The Automobile Club and
the Touring Club are the main ex
ponents of this reform.
In .the main exhibition hall are
shown the latest models of automo
biles of all types and designed for all
purposes.. There Is also an elabor
ate display of automobile sundries
and accessories. The exhibition will
continue until Christmas.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office pf the undersigned until
Saturday, December 10, t p. m., for
the erection and completion of a
frame residence for S. 8. Butler. A
certified check for one hundred dol
lars to accompany each bid to be for
feited to the owner should the suc
cessful bidder fall to enter Into bond
within five days after he has been
awarded the - contract Plans and
specifications can be seen at the of
fice of the architect, room 12, Judd
building. ' '
C. E. TROUTMAN,
Architect.
8. 8. BUTLER, Owner.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. . j
notel St. George.
W. L. Drulllnger, Baker City.
Al H. Clayburgh. Chicago.
George K. Mosser, Spokane.
K. M. Illner, Jr., Portland.
A. B .Halloway, Portland.
M. II. Dowelly, Wallu Walla.
Mike Goldstein, Boise City.
William Dunn, Portlund.
A. D. Chase, Portland.
Dell S. Loshier, Portland.
Thomas Flynn, Baker' City.
D. H. McMullen, Tacoma.
Hilly Van.
H. Y. Grow, Seattle.
George Broyer, Seattle.
William J. Evans, Seattle.
A. T. Johnson, Portland.
L. J. Gibson, Portland.
Jesse Wilson, Portland.
H. VV. Brooks, Portland.
Jacob Betz, Tacoma.
W. H. Fenstermaler, Walla Walla.
N. B. Krause, Seattle.
Morton Doay, Portland.
George McGllvery. Spokane.
J. J. Burns, Portlund.
J. U. Saylor, Portland.
J. It. French, Chicago.
I). K. Sumuel, Seattle.
Hotel Illckers.
Mrs. C. Isaacs, Helix.
J. H. Drake, Ventura.
Z. W. Lockwuod und wife. Helix.
V. H. Richmond and family, Helix.
H. Crane, Kansas City.
F. Lucas, Kansas City.
J. P. Toft, Echo.
Jennie Corregall, Echo.
C. Van .Dusen, "Minneapolis.
J. L. Barnes, St. Paul. '
Edith Barttell, city.
Mrs. Lindsay, city.
T. H. Vaughan, city.
C. A. Johnston, city.
J. Hulden, Milton.
E. H. Burke, Portland.
E. C. True, Spokane.
Charles Isaacs, Spokane.
Frank Harmon, Walla Wulla.
Mae Harrington, Milton.
Fred Maxen.
A. J. Hall, Spokane.
William Potts and wife, Myrlck.
J. A. Frlstoe, Helix.
Mrs. M. J. Powers. Weston.
C. F. Anson, Echo.
1. H. Jessie, Pasco.
'J. Byron, Walla Walla.
1). J. Kirk, Milton.
James Kirk, Milton.
Franklyn Baker.
William Moore.
F. Young.
J. Young.
Ed Mazier.
F. Conley.
Weher Clayton.
Andy Jenkins.
Eil McEwen.
Ed Brill.
Gus Luvin.
Fred llosworth.
W. A. Wolfer.
Walter Dorsey.
The Pendleton.
H. H. Grady. Seattle.
E. Jacnbsen, The Dalles.
Dr. H. Voys, Hums.
F. P. Sterling. Nam pa.
Maurice Leopold, Chicago.
W. L. Galluher, Pittsburg.
H. L. Richardson. Portland.
H. 1. Luumnn, Cincinnati.
F. E. Van Heran, San Francisco.
U. M. Drumheller, Walla Walla.
F. 11. Silversmith, New York.
S. S. Butler, Sturbuck.
M. C. Wade. Starbuck.
11. N. Stanfleld. Echo.
It, N. Caston, Spokane.
There Is one rational way to treat
nasal catarrh: the medicine Is applied
direct to the affected membrane. The
remedy is Ely's Cream Balm. It re
stores the lnriamed tissues tO' a
healthy state without drying all the
life out of them and It gives back the
lost sense of taste and small. The
sufferer who Is tired of vain experi
ments should use Cream Balm. Drug
gists sell It for CO cents. Ely Brothers,
56 Warren street, New York, will
mall It.
TorpedoeB were Invented by an
American In 1777.
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SCIENCE PREVENT8 BALDNESS.
rhe Fatal torsi aad Its Rmmo- Hast
Faets of Beleaesv
It Is the rarest thing In the world for
a man to be necessarily bald. No. man
whose hair is not dead st the root, need
be bald If he will use Newbro's impl
ode, the new scalp antiseptic;. Herpi-
eld. destroys the germ that outs the kali
off at the root; and deans the soalp ol
dandruff and leaves It In a perfectly
healthy condition. Mr. ManaMt ha the
Maryland Block, Butts. Mont, was n
tiraly bald. In less than a smash Herpl
elde had removed the eneanie of hair
growth, and nature did ft sntk hv cov
ering his head with thick hakr an Inch
lens-, and In six weeks he aad a normal
luit of hair. Sold by leadtae drusxista.
Send We. In sump, foe aaoasie to The
Herpldda Co.. Details. sUca.
A. C. Koeppen t Bros., special agents.
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. Art
Department
X New Cusluons, Centerpieces, 4
I Bilk Cords, Stamped Designs, X
J Colored - Floss, Ruffles and
T everj thing for your swell cosh- 4
T Ions. . .
T . Bides, all colors, for burnt
T work; complete line of stamped J
T aeslgtm, and the seta for same.
J I.wsns given free with each i
, set.
, AU the new art work In all !
the different new embroidery. !
Mrs. Carlson gives lessons Free. '
Art Dept. at
Hasbrouck's
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Special Holiday
From now until Xinns every one will
a BETTER STOCK of such goods tills cor than ever before. See nur window ai! t
SPECIAL PRICES ON LAMES' SKIRTS. TEN PER CENT SAVEIl. w "'l! ,
...Special Reduction... !
of 20 per cent on WOOLEN and SILK WAISTS. Ladles' Short Jacket, newest styil
this week. ,
Misses' Conts and Jackets reduced 20 per cent UUs week.
Men's Suits cut 20 per cent from regular prices.
, Men's Ovorcoats at a BIG REDUCTION.
Shoes of all kinds REDUCED 10 PEn CENT tills week.
RUBER OVERSHOES of nil kinds away below all competitors' priest,
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Is n remembrance. If the article Is useful and shows the merits of high quality m 1)n
manshlp. It Is sure to be appreciated. Our stock Is replete with many different article t
this kind. The selection of a gift from any of the following lines will be a pleanre.
simply mention them here.
Is noted for
ARTISTIC DESIGNS.
SUPERIOR CUTTING, and
BRILLIANT I-OL1KH.
We have some elegant pieces In Vases, Bowls, Plates, Water Sets, Nappta ut
Fancy Dishes.
"The best at the price and no better at liny price," Is "The American."
We have on display a Hue of French and East Indian China. The French Chin li
tlie finest made und It Is not factory painted the painting is all American hand work, Wjj
done by the highest class artists in the United Slates. Such famed artists as Phohl, Ita
Mason and Walker, are represented. The Eust Indian China is hand-decorated bj Jipu
esc artists.
The Knckford Silver Plate Co., makers of the Best Quality Silverware. "Twenti-jai
guarantee" with each piece. We ure
city. We know there is nothing better. Silverware Is always useful welcome as a gift bt
cause always wantable.
UTOPIAN POTTERY ,
It's iliflVrent from till others! Never hiiH :l.iy been modeled more artistically thin It
the I'topiun. Siuii nueer shujioN, nuch odd coloring, hut In ull, beautiful.
IMIces ran km from 2.00 to 95.00 jmt jilmt. . Son it iitacw ure tllspltiyttl In oar wWo
Tho Hooncr you look tlie mure you will we.
STOIC: OI'KX KVUNINt.S.
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CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE and CROCK,
I HAVE DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE THIS DEPARTMENT OF I"
BUSINES8 AND DISPOSE OF MY ENTIRE STOCK AT ONCE.
EVERYTHING MUST GO. PRICES ARE COT TO THE VERY. BOT
TOM. THE OBJECT I HAVE IN VIEW IS TO DISPOSE OF EV"1
PIECE OF WARE IN THE STORE BY JANUARY FIRST.
Note
Ironstone handle cups and saucers, regular price, per set, 75c, now "'
Ironstone plates, regular price 0c; now ............ 1. ..
Ew nnd Basin, regular price $1.25; now
White and yellow chambers, regular price, 75c and 80c; now ' !
Water glasses, regular price 50c per dosen; now '
Half gallon Jugs, regular price, BOci now "'
Dinner sets, 100 pieces. Johnston Bros. English porcelain, regular price U.Wi -"'
alltinnsl saAia AA a . . ...a
, , pieces, wiute , goUIi reK,lU,r prloe( $14,M; new
NOW IS YOUR TIME to save money. Tlie above are but a few specimen
made on every article In the stock. '
lie Interested In goods sultnhl: for Xiruu,
"THE AMERJCAN" CUT GLASS
...ART CHINA...
exclusive agents for "Mockford" silverware la tki
WINSLOW BROS.,
THE JEWELERS.
POSTOITICE BUXX
.....CUT TO COST
These Cut Prices
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