DAILY EAST OIlKtiOMAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONIAY. DECEMBER 19, IMM.
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THE SALE IS NOW ON.
! FREDERICK NOLF 5c GO'S. !
J SANTA CLAUS' STOKE.
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TOYS AND DOLLS IMMENSE
LINE" LATEST NOVELTIES.
HOOKS OUR SPECIAL
j BOOK SALE CONTINUES t
. BOOKS RETAILED AT AL-
MOST ONE-HALF HOOK.
STORE PRICES.
GAMES 3c to I-i.93. FLINCH
COMPETITION, PANIC AND
X MANY" OTHER NEW GAMES.
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T TREE ORNAMENTS, PHONO- J
2 GRAPHS, ETC.
GENERAL NEWS.
. A very formidable anti-clerical
Hantl-Cathollct movement la under
war In Bolivia and Chile.
The tint territorial legislature of
Montana met December 12. 1864, at
Marinade, Beaverhead county.
A total of 12.863,997 has pusaed
through the hands of the state laud
commissioner in Washington during
the past four years.
The secretary of the Interior has
in-anted sheepmen permission to
Kraxe 14,000 head of sheep on the
lie Ranler reserve the coming sum-
Alfred Thompson has been elected
the Canadian parliament from the
fulcon district by 700 majority. He
an Independent, and a pronounced
opponent of the government.
Owen Kelly, a millionaire woolen
roods manufacturer of Philadelphia,
has been missing since October 25.
"There is absolutely no trace of him
or of the direction he took. He was
last seen In broad daylight at a meet
ing of the directors of the Continen
tal Trust company.
Before the proof positive was forth
coming that Mrs. Chadwick was a
(orjrcr and a "con," and had served
a term, she had a wonderful pair of
Mack hypnotic eyes, a fine figure.
expressive mouth and an undefined.
ye positive quality of fascination.
SFIlhtn the past four days her com
crimon has become muddy, her feet
"flat," her voice nana I and hoarse,
ar hearing defective, her eyes "cov
ert like a fox," and her "manners a
bit coarse and suggestive."
THE T
mtt'MMKTT PAID tt4
FOlt DEMONSTRATION.
Tlie Proximity of a I'ollceimiii Led Ui
the Return of the Money The Old
Story or "Have a Drink; See a
Trick, Imn Me Some Coin for a
" Moment. .Just to Slum- How It In
Done" Tlie Iliineo Mnu Is Now In
Jail.
Never ngain. declares W. Urum
mett. a contractor, will he loan his
spare change to a stranger In order
to see a coin trick. Fourteen dollars
is the sum he Is alleged to have
handed Joseph Minnrd Saturday
night, and had not Policeman J. W.
Scheer happened along. It is probable
that he would still be minus the
money. As It Is. Ml nurd ,1s In the
county jail charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Saturday night Ilruinniett and his
wife were at the depot awaiting the
11 o'clock train to Umatilla. A strang
er approached and Invited Ilruinniett
to drink with him at a nearby sa
loon. Ilrummett accepted anil the
two entered a box at the Oregon
Liquor Store. After the drinks were
served Ilrummett alleges that the
stranger wanted to match dollars,
but he refused. Then his new ac
quaintance, offered to show him a
queer coin trick, but discovered he
did not have enough money with
which to properly demonstrate It.
Would Ilruinniett lend him some
coin for a few seconds?
Sure Ilruinniett would, and he
handed over $14. Then the stranger
coolly dropped the money Into his
pocket and arose to depart. Ilrum
mett protested, but his companion
merely smiled and shrugged his
shoulders. The two men emerged
from the box and left the saloon in a
heated argument. Policeman Hcheer
was In the barroom, and suspecting
that all was not right, followed the
pair and asked lirtinimett the cause
of the argument. The contractor told
his story ami without a word of pro
test the stranger handed him 114.
Scheer placed the man under arrest
ifhd locked him In the .city jail. He
gave the name of Joseph Mlunrd.
Rrumniett Is hi Maxwell today and
the prisoner will be given preliminary
examination as soon as he returns to
Pendleton.
HOTEL AUIUVALS.
Hotel St. George.
11. Cluyburgh. Chicago.
J. E. Cloughly, Han Francisco.
L. E. French.
I). I'. White. Seattle.
Hoy J. Cumberland, Chicago.
A. J. Hutnmersteln, Chicago.
Charles Forbes, Minneapolis.
J. G. McDonald, city.
It n fun C. Small, city.
Juines ('. Johnson, Chicago.
A. Mad. lard.
.Mrs. M. M. Strain, La Crosse.
Miss M. Dice. Walla Walla .
Myron Stranl. Walla Walla.
J. W. Perlnger. Adams.
Charles Frey, Meacham.
Otis Turner. "Weston.
C. E. Selch, Umatilla.
M. C. Ciray, Pullmun.
N. I!. Krauae, Seattle.
J. J. Hums, Portland.
J. H. Messonger. La Grande.
J. C. Wyman, Chicago.
Jumes E. Haines, New York.
J:icob ltetn, Tacoma.
John D. Hoi II day. Grand Forks.
1. K. Stokes. Fort Worth.
Charles E. Hanlon, Chicago.
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The Pendleton.
(. M. Resslr.
(). West. Salem.
W. 1). Officer, John Day.
Harry Allen, Lewlaton.
Mrs. E. J. Dyee, Oakland.
A. Davis, Seattle.
Max Baer and family, city.
J. II. (illpatrick, Seattle.
A. H. Hour. Sail Francisco.
W. N. Ester, Walla Walla.
E. Itragdon, Portland.
P. Charles, San Francisco.
G. J. McEvoy, Starbuck.
F. J. Allison, Starbuck.
C. Ades, Spokane.
W. D. Officer, John Day.
P. W. Custer.
Vol Officer. John Day.
(1. W. Hunt, Portland.
Ethel F. Galbralth, Prairie City.
Mrs. S. C. Onuld. Nolan.
A. Xylander, Portland.
:: Given Away
ONE WEEK MORE.
Until Xmns and you have not jot bought that new suit. ; ; '
...Come to The Fair Store
AND WE CAN HELP YOU OCT.
BUY A SUIT FOK YOURSELF OR
YOUR HOY AND WE WILL MAKE
YOU A PRESENT OF A GOOD, RE
LIABLE WATCH, GUAR1NTEED
FOK A YEAR.
HUY AN OVEHCOAT AND GET A
GOOD I'AIlt OF RUDDERS OR
OYEKKHOES FREE.
IUY A LADIEg WAIST sirs '
jAnNE.wJj
BUY A LADIES' Man- J
GET FREE A NI0B 1 :
WORTH SIR PER CENT Or t
VALUE OF nrr- v. ur t,
- u-u wax.
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO TASS
THESE BY?
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GLEE CLUB TOMORROW.
.NORTHWEST NEW S.
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There are 34 teachers In the Spo
kane high school.
Surveying a route for a railroad
tiwm Eugene to Coos Bay in In pro
sress. :Seven carloads of horses will be
rrttiin,eil from Maker City to St. Louis
setivecn December 1 and 24. " '
Luther F. Holden. a .pioneer stage
'driver of Eastern "Oregon, is (lead at
Willnwvale,: Baker county, aged TL
Joe Louis, a .well-known Flathead
Indian, accidentally shot and killed
himself December, 17,, at .Sand, Point.
Idaho.
The Boise Capital-News of Decem
ber 17, states that Just 100 houses
have been built In that place during
. the total cost of which has been
3105. 750.
Cool weather and ruin have both
come very late In the Rogue river
country this fall. The first good rain
fell December 15 It was a heavy
lovjipour.
A Willamette valley farmer raised
three turntpa whose combined weight
s 34 pounds, the largest of the three
weighing IS pounda He also raised
at beet that weighed 20 pounds."
The salary and expenses of officers
and employes of the internal revenue
department for 1905 In Washington
are estimated at 4128.064. in Oregon
91,111. In the Idaho-Montana district
23.S5Q.
B. H. Hanford. of Oakesdale,
Wash., was greatly astonished a short
-Usne ago to find pairs of new
atom's hidden under the hay in his
am. Supposed to have been cached
fcr a burglar.
Charles Greer, an old man, ag
grieved at the behavior of his grand
children, blew bis brains out with a
-fffcotgun at the borne of his aon-ln-30
miles north of Davenport,
ICaah., December 17.
Well Known Musical Organization
Goes to- Athena Twlity, Returning
. Tomorrow Evening.
The University of Oregon Glee
Club. 20 strong, passed through tile i
cily this morning to Athena, where
It will give an entertainment tonight.
The club will return to this city anil
give an entertainment at the Christian
church tomorrow night.
" The club Is composed .of 20 high
class musicians and .entertainers, and
the entertainment tomorrow night is
to be one of the unique and distinc
tive events of the winter. The enler
tainmeut will be given under the
auspices of the high school, nml
should have the encouragement of
every patron and lover of the schools.
The high school grades are making
every effort to improve their local so
cieties, debating clubs and other feat
ures of their elevating school work.
and are trying to raise funds from
entertainments with which to supply
their needs. ' ' '
The Glee flub comes highly In
dorsed from every city in which it has
appeared. The Eugene Guard, speak
ing of the program rendered in that
city, says: ,
' "The program rendered was excel
lent and far surpassed that of Stan
ford or Berkeley glee club entertain
ments. This morning's entertainment
was the first chance that the Eugene
audience had to see Mr. Roundtree in
his work, and to say that his work
was satisfactory is putting It mildly.
His work will have to be seen to be
appreciated.
"The laughing song, with Round-
tree as the center attraction, brought
down the house, as did also the song,
"Seminole," as sung by Mr. Abbott
and Roundtree. The . crying song
and "Laxy Bill" were also excellently
rendered.
"The Mandolin Club also came In
for a good share of applause and did
excellent work." -
The club Is composed of the fol
lowing, some of whom are known In
Pendleton: I. w. Glen, director; O.
M. Blttner, M. McClain, E. R. Abbott,
8. C. Thomas. C. Starr, H. Glafke, R.
Kearns. L. Bellman, T. Lister, W.
Kincald. D. Sherk. T. Beck. L. Hen
derson. B. Roundtree, C. Cleveland.
F. Harris. C. Brown, H. Fenton and
A. Tiffany.
There are but very few desirable
-meant lots left In the residence por
tion of Pendleton.. These we have
Jws listed and the prices; are very
-reasonable.
We have a new list of residence for
ole. Come and see us, and look over
oor list.
We have anything that yon want In
nuntry property.
E. T. WADE ft SON,
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THE FRANK JAMES PLAY.
Melodrama or the Middle West Tues
day Night.
"The Fatal Scar" begins Its en
gagement at the Fraier on Tuesday
evening, December' 30.
This Is a play for the family, young
and old. It Is relaxation from care
and worry, a force In character
building through exciting such feel
ings and sentiments as tend to devel
ope and strengthen a man. It is uni
versal In Its power to Interest, to
move and to amuse, for It deals with
experience common to all mankind.
though specialized by a chosen envi
ronment. Once seen this drama Is
sure of a hearty welcome on a teturn
date. '
The company consists of clever ac
tors and actresses, chosen for their
special fitness for the various roles
in the play.' Also as a special attrac
tion the management has aecured
Frank James, the last of the James
boys, and he will appear nightly and
this will probably be his last as well
ss his first appearance here behind
the footlights..
An Unset on iloon Hill.
C. C. Shuniway and Wilson Kutch I
had rather a disastrous adventure a
few nights ago while returning from
Milton to their respective homes on
Couse creek. As Is the habit among
Couse Creekers, Mr. Shuniwuy sat
with Mr. Kutch In the hitter's hack,
iriilllnyr Ills nwn imirffv. Willi, lit.
si-emUim- Tiiinn hill the trail hinrcv !
rait forward, frightening both teams.
and between the two they upset the
hack on top of the men. both of
whom were severely bruised. Mr.
Shuniway being two days In bed with
an injured nnkte. Mr. Kutch's rig :
was quite badly wrecked, hut the
horses escaped Injury. The entire
outfit was plied up at the foot of the
hill, and the teams, plunging madly,
could not get away. As the men were
returning from prohibition Milton,
the accident Is free from suspicious
circumstances. Weston Iveader.
Deafness Cannot Be Cored
by local applications, as tliey raonnt reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only oue way to cure deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. lkeafnns
In caused by au inflamed condition of the
mucous linlnt; of the Kuatachlan Tube.
When this tube is inflamed yon have s
nimbllng sound or hoiwrfect hearing, and
when It Is entirely cloaeri, denfneaa hi the
result, anil unless the tutlammatton fan be
taken out anil this fuse restored to Ita
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever ; nine cases out of ten are earn
ed by catarrh, which la nothing but an In
flamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Hollars for
nny case of deafness (caused by catarrh!
thnt cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Hud for clrcttlnra free.
F. J. CIIKNKY ft CO., Toledo, O.
gold by drurolflta, 75c.
Take Hnlls Family Pllla -for eonatlps-tloo.
For Rent.
STATE GOVERNORS ON OSTEOPATHY.
Governor Grant. Vermont: "Ostopn
thy has been tried by the lending men
and women of this state, and they tes
tify to Its merits. We will give It a
chance."
Gov. Brlggs. North Dnknta: "Oste
opathy has helped me and done good
in my family, and In the hands of
competent persons, as this bill limits
It, will hurt no one. I will sign It."
Gov. Pingree, Michigan: "Gstoepn
tht is a science entitled to all respect
ana confidence as a distinct advance
ment In the science of medicine."
Gov. Sliaw, Iowa, (secretary of Hie
treasury): "I am fully convinced that
Ostopathy is a rational and scientific
system of healing."
Gov. Altgeld, Illinois: "Osteopathy
came to the rescue of myself and wife
and did that which other things had
failed to do. Honor to those to whom
honor is due."
Gov. McMillan, Tennessee: "Oste
opathy is one of the greatest discov
eries of modern times."
Gov. Turner, Illinois: "There Is no
doubt that Osteopathy will reach and
cure many chronic troubles that med
icine will have little effect upon."
Similar expression come from Gov
ernors Stevens of Missouri, I.ee ut B.
Dakota; Dillingham, Vermont: Taylor.
Tennessee; Beckham, Kentucky, and
Smith, Vermont. ' i
Only a sound, scientific and com
plete system can elicit such expres
sion from such men. You, who lack
knowledge and regard Osteopathy as
"rubbing" and a "fad," are due to In
evstlgate. Call on Doctors lltotslng
ton, Despaln Block, for Information.
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Four acres good garden and or
chard, all under irrigation, at Echo,
Or. Address J. II. Kooutz, Echo, Or.
The Boys" and Girls Aid Society of
Portland can furnish a limited num
ber of hoys' and girls for adoption, for
light work, for chores, while attend
ing school and for people wishing to
bring them up as their own. Address
W. T. Gardner, Portland, Or.
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He refused to admit that his shoes were too tltht,
He laughed the notion to scorn,
Hut a maiden walked over his feet tlint night.
And he had to acknowledge the corn.
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'. TESTED AND; PROVJENj .a'
Tkera la a Heap of Solace- ba Being
AM to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.
For months Pendleton readers have
seen the constant expresloa of praise
en- hnan'a Vlit Ollla. .4 J
about tbe good work they have done
m mis locality, not anotner remedy
ever produced such convincing proof
of merit. -
F. A. Morris, retired, who lives on
Perkins avenue, is well known to
Pendleton people, says: "I was trou
bled with my kidneys off and on for
three years. In early days, I work
ed standing all day at a bench and
later on I became motorman on an
electric car. That, too, kept me on
my feet all day and aggravated my
complaint if It did not start It. It an
noyed me through the day more than
at any other time. I finally got a
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at the
Brock ft McComas Co. drug store and
used them. They cured me. I have
not had even the slightest attack of
backache for five years, 'nor bave I
used any pills since I stopped the
treatment last October."
For sale by all dealers. Price GO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
N. T., sole agent for tbe' United
8tates.'
Remember the name Doan's and
tike no other.
Is Our Closing Out Sale of
Chinaware, Glassware and Crocker)
AND PENDLETON PEOPLE ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO Btl i
WAY DOWN PRICES. WE HAVE DETERMINED TO DISPOSE OF EVERY AKTICU: ff
SO COME AND CARRY AWAY YOUR PORTION AT COST PRICES, AND BOMB ATMS',
TUAL COST.
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iuT HESITATE. OOME IN AND SEE THE GOODS AND LEARN Tin.
GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY. -, ; ,' '
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A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE OTJT IN PRICES:
, , DECORATED HIGH-CLASS PORCELAIN , .
' dozen ft-aeii plates, per set ,
0 dozen 7-iach plates, per set
, 7 doien t-uct, pl.tee, per
J doiea creamers and jugs , ; '
53 dozajb aoeat platters, all sizes, from '
' FINEST LINE OF GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT YOUR OW
MUST BE SOLD. . v . . ,
A Beautitul Calendar With Each
Dollar's Purchase
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