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DAILY EAST OKKOONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 104.
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THE SALE IS NOW ON.
FREDERICK. NOLF & GO'S.
SANTA CLAUS STORE.
TOY'S AND DOLLS IMMENSE
LIVE LATEST NOVELTIES.
. BOOKS OUR . SPECIAL
BOOK SAIiE CONTINUES
BOOKS RETAILED AT AL
MOST ONE-HALF BOOK
STORE FRICES.
V AMES 60 to $4.5. FLINCH
COMPETITION, PANIC AND
MANY OTHER NEW GAMES.
; TREE ORNAMENTS, PHONO
GRAPHS, ETC
GENERAL NEWS.
Bears raided the Russiori town of
Tasini mshatka, Siberia, and killed
weral Inhabitants on December 22.
As the result of the bitter factional
war In Wisconsin, bribery Is now
twcoly charged. In the attempt to tn
xawnce the election of the next
srfted Btates senator.
Edward C. Coke was killed Sunday
Bight ut Springfield, Mo., by the col
tosse of a folding bed. Coke, welgh--csT
over 200, was a cripple and was
nable to help himself.
One of the most severe snow storms
t years Is now raging in Northern
Jrado and Southern Wyoming, and
"Hwnsnnds of stock on the unprotect
ed ranges are. doomed to perish.
is announced that King Alfonso,
Spall) and the Princess Marie An
wrnette. of Mecklenburg, are engag-
' e married, the happy event to
afire place In Madrid, late in the
isjwillg.
Now that the four months drouth
is broken in the region of the Ohio
Trrer. that stream promises to go to
if other extreme, andf deluge the
wisinm country for miles. It is now
mg rapidly.
-nanes Mecusker. James Merrv
and Joseph Meaill, of Philadelphia,
eeieorated Christmas by a big
rank In their room at a lodging
"" were burned to death while
feelplessly Intoxicated.
n fs possible that a whipping post
mi ne established In Washington. D.
111 nccoroance wun a recommen-
im of President Roosevelt, to pro
wl some adequate means of punlsh-
awni for wife-beaters.
GOVERNMENT HAS OUT
GROWN THE DEPAHTMENT.
George B. Cortelyou Will fie Assigned
tlie Entire Puxtal Department Old
System Was Founded When the
Government Was Weak and Small
Must lie Itebnllt From Ground
One of the most Important things
in Roosevelt's plan for the coming'
four ye,ui is the work which he has
cut mil r.r George B. Cortelyou as
head t.i' the national postal service,
ays n '.' ishington dispatch.
The loiiner secretary to presidents
Is to undertake the herculanean task
of a complete reorganization of the
postal department.
The magnitude of the" undertaking
may be partially realized when It Is
recalled that the annual expenditures
of the department were, lust year,
lf2. 362.116.70. The service em
bodies 27.138 rural delivery routes
serving 12.000,000 people; this being
merely a recently organized adjunct
to the great postal organization han
dling and delivering mall to the cen
ters of population.
This mamoth organization Is run
ning largely on a system which was
devised for It when it was a very i
small affair. During the past 75 years
many of the methods have been out
grown, and are Ineffectual or expens
ive. Mr. Cortelyou proposes to put
the postal service on a business basis.
From top to bottom it will be ev-j -hauled
and rer-.'t anlzed.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Be George.
J. J. Hogan, Portland.
F. J. Gardner. Portland. ,
f. E. Belch, Umatilla.
J. Swart and wife, Athena. .
Mrs. O. V. Protherton. Athena.
J. II. Farthing, New York,
George E. Burns. Chicago.
D, D. While. Seattle.
George W. Harris, Portland.
Louis ProebBtel, "Weston.
J. H. Houlstoue, Adams.
W. 8. Sherton. Heppner.
It. H. Stnnfleld. Echo.
G. B. Kennedy. Echo.
C. V. lialrd, Boise.
A. K. Fuller. Lexington.
W. C. Mandell, Chicago.
H. Connell, Umatilla.
Sam Opler, Chicago. ,
A. A. Chase, Boeton.
C. L. Downer, Spokane.
PIONEER OF 1815.
Watches
:: Given. Away ::
...Come to The Fair Store...
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Burglars stole $2000 worth of furs
swi the establishment of H. Liebes
Co.. In Portland, Sunday night.
Johrr McGrath, of Vancouver, B. C.
aas accidentally shot and killed:
cbU out hunting with a friend Mon
: -morning.
A. a Murray was held up on Mor-
-ssmn. street, Portland, Christmas night
sad robbed of $8 within a blosk ef
Three policemen, he claims. v
From t o'clock Christmas morning
ng until t o'clock Monday morning,
asr 24 hours, 81 arrests were mude by
rwrttand policemen, most of the
targes being drunkenness.
A smoothing plane, made from oak
an the hulk of "Old. Ironsides." the
Vioneer fighting ship of the United
states navy, has just been added to
Use collection In the Oregon Hlstorl
ml Museum in Portland.
Seven vessels belonging to the Se
attle Commercial company are now
en In the Yukon river, below Daw-
. with every prospect of being
und to atoms when the Ice breaks
In the spring, they being in the
, where the Ice gorges are
rtna.
Two "society belles" of Portland
111 detected In a theft of flowers
Iran m crave In Lone Fir cemetery,
Xaterday night. They wore them to a
sail at night, where they were recog
used and claimed by friends who
furnished them for the relatives
asTa little child who had died the day
The resignation of Rev. Artur S. Al-
Sra. pastor of the First Baptist church
at Monmouth, has been requested by
sas congregation because of scandal-
-aaa reports circulated about him. The
ssssrch exonerates Allen from the
raarges. but thinks the results would
a unsatisfactory should he remain In
longer.
There are but very few desirable'
cant lots left In the residence por
Dt of Pendleton.. These we haTe
M limed and the prices are very
able.
We have a new list of residences for
sr. Come and see as, and look over
w lint.
We have anything that yon want In
n try property.
E. T. WADE BON,
Office E. O. Building.
Educational Topics Discussed.
Cuthrie, Okla., Dec. 27. No gen
eral st'iiion was held this morning by
the territorial teuchers' . association,
but there were interesting conferences
held by the several sections. The de
partment of higher education met
with A. C. Scott, president of the A.
and M. college, presiding. The
county superintendents, high school
section and rural school section also
held Interesting meetings. The gen
eral sessions were resumed In the
opera house this afternoon with an
increased attendance. Papers or ad
dresses were presented by Sunt. S. M.
Harrett of Lawton, Prof. John D. Da
vis of Northwestern Normal, Terri
torial Superintendent L. W. Baxter,;
and others. The annual address be
fore the association will he delivered
tonight by Chancellor E. Benjamin
Andrews of the University of Nebras
ka. '
F. M. Griffith Now Visiting In This
City, Pamed Over the Blue Moun
tains B Years Ago.
F. M. Griffiths of Idaho Falls. Ida.,
who Is visiting Jeff Marrs In this city
for a few days, passed over the Blue
mountains on the' way across the
plains from Illinois to Wlllnmmette
valley In the year 1845, or 69 years
ago.
His parents settled In what Is now j i
iiui county, ana ne was reared In this
state, leaving here for Idaho In 1873.
Mr. Griffiths remembers but little
about the country which his people
pnsed over In that early, day, except
that It was the acme of loneliness and
peril.
He recalls the rough mountains
passes crossed where no sign of a
wagon road had been made, and says
his parents and tlfe train' with which
they came, blazed a trail most of the
way across. There was not a vestige
of civilization .In any part of Eastern
Oregon at that time, except the Whtt
mau .colony ut Walla Wallu. and one
blockhouse at The Dalles.
AND WE CAN HELP YOU OUT.
BUY A SUIT FOR YOURSELF OR
YOUR BOY AND WE WILL MAKE
YOU A PRESENT OF A GOOD, RE
LIABLE WATCH, GUARANTEED
FOR A YEAR.
BUY AN OVERCOAT AND GET A
GOOD PAIR OF RUBBERS OR
OVERSHOES FREE.
BUY A LADIES WAIST AND GEr
FREE, A FINE, NEW STYLE COU
BUY A LADIES' .TAfTfr-r .....
- - iva r 1 11
wwmn so I'r.K CENT
VALUE OF THE COAT.
BOA.
OF THE
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO PASS
THESE BY?
THE FHIR
., hJ
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
TO ENFORCE ORDINANCES.
I Maim Teuclierx In Sfmlmi.
Lafayette, La., Dec. 27. Every
county of the state Is represented
among the arrivals today- for the an
nual meeting of the Louisiana State
Public School Teachers' . Association.
During the remainder of the week
three sessions will be held dally, the
place of meeting being the auditorium
of the Southwestern Industrial Insti
tute. The speakers scheduled for the
01 filing session tonight IncludeMayor
Charles D. Caffery, President E. L.
Stephana of the industrial institute,
Assistant Superntendent John R. Cun-
nlff o' New Orlenns, and T. H. Harris
of linton Kouge, who Is president of
the association. The regular program
of papers and discussions will be tak
e.i up tomorrow. I
O. It. N. C'nmimiiy Issues Strict Or
dors to Employe Concerning Block
lug Street Crossing.
Agent E. C. Smith, of the O. R.
ft., has received a bulletin from Su
perintendent M. J. Buckley, in regard
to the strict observance of the city
ordinances recently passed by Pendle
ton. regulating the blocking of street
crossings by trains.
Freight trains are prohlibted from
uiooKing a street longer than five
minutes and pmwenger trains must
clear nil crossings within 10 minutes.
Strict orders are Issued by Mr. Buck
ley, for the observance of the ordi
nance, and employes found guilty of
violating it will be severely disciplin
ed.
by local application!, as they cannot reach
in fu.rnsro portion or tne ear. 'mere is
onl one way to cure dearneas, and that
I by constitutional remmilM. Dpufnw
Is caused by an inflamed condition of ibe
miaous lining ot tne Kustacliian Tube.
VVhfn this tub Is Inflamed you have a
4-umbllng sound or Imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entlrelv cloned, denfiipmi In the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be
nnten out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever: nine raaes ont of ten are rniiR-
&.ed by estarrb. which Is nothing but an in-
iiainea conaiuon or tne mucous atirraceg.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Knd for circulars free.
V. i. CIIKNKY A CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
South Duknta EduiutorH.
r-adwood, S. D., Dec. 2.7. The
sclirol teachers of South Dakota will
be much In evidence in Deadwood
during the remainder of this week.
The South Dukotu Educational Asso
ciation Inaugurated Its annual meet
ing today with an attendance repre
sentative of the entire state. Preu
am'. It. B. McCleenon of Huron, is the
presiding officer. Aside from the de
partment program, the general pro
gram for the three days calls for ad
dresses by President Nicholson' of Da
kota university. President Chalmers of
the State Agricultural school, Prof.
Slagle of Rapid City, State Superin
tendent George W. Nash, Helen E.
Miner of Yankton, and a number of
other prominent educators.
"Nettle, tlie News Girl."
The next ,attpi(tlon at the Frazer
will be "Nettie.- the News Girl," on
Suturday night, December 31.
Illinois Teachers to Meet.
Springfield, 111., Dec. 27 It la esti
mated that nearly 1000 teachers are
here for the 51st annual meeting of
the Illinois State Teachers' Associa
tion, which' begins Its sessions tonight
In the hall of representatives of the
stats capltol. Features of the open
ing session will be the address of the
president, Superintendent E. G. Cooley
of Chicago, and an address by Freder
ick Manley of Boston, on "Caliban
and Education." Tomorrow the vari
ous sections of the association will
hold meetings, and the sessions will
last until Friday.
Idaho Teachers at Boise.
Boise, Idaho, Dec. 27. Fully 300
teachers are In attendance on the
annual meeting of the Idaho Teach
ers' Association, which Is being held
here. The annual address of Superin
tendent A. G. Sears of Idaho Falls,
president of the association, was de
livered this morning. Other leading
speakers of the day were Superinten
dent Frank. B. Cooper of Seattle,
Wash., W. J. Boone of Caldwell, Geo.
H. Black of Lewiston, and Elizabeth
Barter, of Boise. . Governor Morrison
Is scheduled to address the convention
tonight. During the day Interesting
sessions were held by several of the
departments of the association.
Bishop of Leavenworth Consecrated
Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 27. The
Rev. Thomas' L Llllls, pastor of St.
Patrick's church, this city, was con
secrated bishop of Leavenworth to
day. The service took place In the
cathedral In this city, the consecrator
neing Archbishop Glennon. The rtr
mon was preached by Archbishop
Keane. A number of other prelates
of the Roman Catholic church were
In attendance. ' ,
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectlr Bold Whea He Started
to Use Newajras Ilerpl de .
Frederick Manuell. Marylaud block.
Butte, il on tana, bought a bottle of Now
.bro's Herplclde. April a, '99, and began tn
use It for entire baldness. The hair fol
llcles In Ms scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had huir all over his head.
On July 2 he writes, "and toduy my hair
Is as thick and luxuriant as any one
couiu wish." Newbro's Herplclde works
on an old principle and with a new d's-
covery destroy the cause and you re
move the effect. Herplclde destroys the
germ- that causes dandruff, falling hair,
nna unally baldness, so that with the
nuso gone the effect cannot remain
mops railing nair at once and a new
growth Starts. Bold by leadlns
drueglsts. Bend 10c. In stamps for sample
w 1 ua xieriHClue wo., xietroit, ouch.
A. C. Koeppen & Bros., special agents.
National Livestock and Wooljrrowcrs'
Association, Denver, Col., Jan. 10,
1905.
For the above occusion the O. R.
& Co. announces a rate of 150.00 for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Jan.
7. For further information call on
or address,
E. C. SMITH, Agent.
A man who has nothing but money
Is to be pitied even by the pauper.
The Underwood
Typewriter
The Machine that comb lues all the good points of tlie old
style machines, and lias the writing always In sight.
T. C. TAYLOR
"THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN STREET.
For sale at the East Orcironlan office Large Bundles of
containing over 1U0 big paiwrs, can be had for 25c a bundle.
Rock Springs
Coal
In any quantity desired.. Let
um supply you with wood.. Bet
Holld wood furnished at right
prices. Prompt deUvery. Large
and small orders solicited.
Office at Pendleton Cold
Storage Co.
Henry Kopittke
(Dutch Henry.)
'Plume Main 1781.
' BE BUY8 A CHEAP ONE, '
when price Is the only thing a man
knows about buggies. After he has
had some experience, quality comes
first, and you always get that In the
vehicles at Neagle's. Winona Wagons.
Buggies and Hacks, and the beat
made. ' We sell them. Bone-dry
timber, well painted and Ironed, and
warranted by us.
Neale Brothers
THE BLACKSMITHS.
We sell the Stover Gasoline Engine.
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nscc'ess
Is Our Closing Out Sale of
Chinaware, Glassware; and Crockery
AND PENDLETON PEOPLE ARE "TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY GOOM tf
WAY DOWN PRICES. WE HAVE Ih" fERMTN ED TO DISPOSE OF EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STOCK,
SO COME AND CARRY AWAY YOUR PORTION AT COST PRICES, AND SOME AT LESS THAN AC
TUAL COST.
DONT HESITATE. COME IN ANi SEE THE GOODS AND LEARN THE PRICES THIS 18
GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY. ,
A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE CLV I PRICES:
DECORATED HIGH-CLASS PORCELAIN-
68 dosen 6-Inch plates, per set. . '.
0 dosen 7-tnch plates, per set
7 dozen 8-inch plates, per set
4ft dosen creamers and Jogs
6S UOIeo Platters, all sbes, from
FINEST LINE OF GOODS FOR HOLUAY PRNT'
MUST BE SOLD.
..40c, Mo and
............. . '. SOc, Mo ana
..... ,80c, 75o and II-
100
M"
AT YOUR OWN PRICE. THE GOOM
A Beautiful Calendar With Each
Dollar's Purchase
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