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CLOSING OUT SALE of
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SLIPPERS
?4 sale Inclndea .11 oar warm, fur-trimmed house slipper,,
jkhH 100 pair. In all; regnUir prices 2.00, $1.75 and f im. SAI,E
i trice It.is; ;
2M) pairs fancy Party Sllpers In patent leather or kid, 1, S, S
tal slrapi " A, B. C and D widths: regular price
st.M. 3.0U, $S.B0 and $4.00.
Your choice of the entire lot
$1.65 Pair
ITE ARE AliSO GIVING A BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL FELT SHOES,
BUTTON OR LACE.
Lee Teiitsch's Dept. Store
Corner Main and Alta Streets
MTISUN UNDERWEAR SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK.
CITY BREVITIES
sunny. U. C Radar.
line Stetson bata at Roosevelt's.
luflu and Hanan ahoea at Boose-
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llMN Falling, agent for Stelnway
k, illfclfa hay for aale: 100 tons at
SB, I Inquire at thla office.
( Vsr Bent Good Duslnes location.
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Uire lit E.ttBl oum iuoii.
Imokera get satisfaction at How
's, formerly Rees' cigar store.
id furnished roomsv for rent.
iy at 407 West Alta street.
lity skates from 75c to (1.25 per
r, at Nolf s book store.
Lpanese cook wants a job. Wages
per month. Address P. O.box 34.
ihe St. George restuarant, open
ind night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-
now on at
D. fc. Rader. Get sunny.
Muslin underwear sale at Teutsch's.
IS.II ladles' Gloria shoes at Roosa-
vn s. t 1 , , ; i
The big shoe sale
Teutsch's.
Before Joe H. Parkes .today the
land contest case of Peter Baker
uKuinsi ueorge W. Ellis, Is being
nettra.
Two cars In freight train No. 23
were derailed yesterday evening at
Alien s ipur, near Huron, 110 damuge
resulting. ,
The letter writing oamiwgn la now
at Its height at the public schools.
It Is expected that 1000 letters will
be sent out from Pendleton public
schools.
Lost January 6, large pocketbook
containing small purse with 12 In It.
bunch of keys, card case, gold bandc,,v
PERSONAL MENTION
C. & Jackson left last night for his
home In Portland.
C. B. Brown Is In Walla Walla tor
a few days on business.
C. H. Campbell, of Helix. Is In the
city today on business.
Will Wells, of Athena, is in the
city on a business trip.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Echo, was
in Pendleton last night
F. S. Younger is confined to his
home on account of illness. V. .
J. P. Selts. of Walla Walla, Is In
Pendleton today on business. -
J. A. Borie left last night for Port
land on a brief business trip.
C. E. Bsdfleld, of Heppner, Is In
the city today on legal business, f
J. P. Selts, of Walla Walla, Is In
the city today, on land business.
Mrs. R. E. Porter and children are
visiting In Walla Walla - for a tew
days.
Col. R. C. Judson went down to
Echo on the delayed train last eve'
nlng.
Mrs. W. D. Hansford is expected
home from Spokane the last of thla
week.
County Treasurer E. J. Somraer
ville visited his ranch near Milton
yesterday.
Mrs. P. E. Judd accompanied Mrs.
Joseph McCabe to Walla Walla this
morning.
Architect C. E. TrouUnan is ill at
his home. . He is threatened with ty
phold fever. ' e,. 1 5 ; 1 s 1 1 i
Dr. H.;Tolp is: seriously 111 at his
apartments In the Hotel Bowman, of
pneumonia.
Mrs. W. T. Hislop is visiting at the
home of J. M. Berry in La Grande,
for a few days.
Will M. Peterson, the well known
Athena attorney, was in the city last
evening on legal business.
F. X. Schempp, who has been Suf
fering with a broken leg for some
csaie r rices v
time, Is able to be out again.
Joseph Preece of Prairie City, 'who
has been In Pendleton on business for
a few days, has returned home . j
A. B. Thompson and family left
for their home on Butter reek this
morning after a few days visit in the
general clean-up of all winter goods
(prices that ,wlll surprise you.
Bach's. ,:,.
Ira. May Felger, fasionable dress
ing; charges reasonable. , 713
itreet.
r Rent Good furnished room,
blocks from Main street. Call up
ne Red 1663.
r Rent Nicely furnished room
ite of rooms for one or two gen-
en; 113 Lee street.
ye Nellie Lawtnn estate of $14,-
at Seattle, hus escheated to the
M fund of the state.
Idles and misses jackets are going
rdleas of cost all sizes now In
Teutsch's department store.
pt wek of closing out sale. Every-
st cost and below to close out
Jiturday, January 14th. Mrs.
Son.
e Day and Night Express gives
, reliable service." Covered
in on itreet from 7 a. m. to 18
'Phone Main 2811, or leave or
at Orltman's cigar store. Billy
Pert, Prop.
k Boys' and Girls Aid Sonletv of
jM n furnish a limited num-
Doys and girls for adoption, for
ork, for chores, while attend-
pool and for people wishing to
intm up as their own. Address
oardner. Portland, Or. .
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ring, locket, Lewis and Clark souve
nlr dollar. Finder leave at E. O. of
fice and receive reward.
Owing to the fact that the assem
bly hall of the high school is occu
pied as school rooms, it will be im
possible for the high school to give
any public entertainments this win
ter, unless a suitable meeting place
can be secured In the city. An effort
Is being made by the school to ui
range for a meeting place, after the
examinations are over.
" ' At M. E. Church, South. '
Tlie text this evening will be from
Rom. 8:8:9 "Disciples of Christ Pos
sess His Spirit." (The Holy Spirit.)
The sermon tills mornttig was an ex
cellent one. The meeting was one of
power. The people say that hear
him, the Rev. Crockett Is preaching
with greater power each day.' Come
and find the Lord and enter his king
dom, which Is "Righteousness and
peace and joy In the holy spirit," and
then affiliate with the church of
your choice. Preaching at 10 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. M. V. H.
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...GR.OGERIES...
EARLY JUNE PEAS, S CANS ,. . ,
1 GALLON MAPLE SYRUP
FORCE OR MALTA VITA, I PACKEGE8
BANANAS, PER DOZEN
BEST CANE SUGAR, 15 POUNDS ,
CONDENSED MILK, PER CAN
PILE'S PEARLINE, LARGE SIZE
PYLE-S PEARLINE, SMALL SIZE, TOR -
DAIRY 6 ALT, M POUNDS
8ALMON, "PINK ALASKA," S CANS
BLUE LABEL CATSUP, PER BOTTLE
STANDARD TOMATOES, PER CASE ; M l 5
STANDARD CORN, PER CASE .
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At the ('lirlxtitin Church ToiiIkIiI.
Dr. Dorrls will preach one of his
most logical and elouuenl addresses
upon the theme, "Christ's Attitude to
the Church." The doctor Is listened
to each night by a lurge and appreci
ative audience which amply attests
the fact that he Is earnestly and In
telligently explaining a book so well
known, yet so little understood.
Iways on
Time
1 never miss keeping an f
t if yon depend 00 I
I that cornea from our
r" ""o yon the new pat- I
told-tUed oases.
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. . V. A. Hill, tli IlarlUHie
Do not fall to hear Charles A. Hill
at the Christian church each evening.
Mr. Hill has not only the udvnntnge.
of a cultivated voise, but has estab
lished a national reputation for his
ability to Interpret sacred music.
-"Penbody Will Contest.
Denver, Jan. 11. The report that
Peabodv would not file a contest for
Adams' seat is denied by his advisors,
who say the contest papers win oe
filed tomorrow morning,
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, No Election iu Montana.
Helena, Mont., Jan. 11. There was
no election on joint ballot, the leading
candidates being 13 short or election.
Carter, 37; Mantel. 18; Conrad, l
Tpale,J; Frank: I': ctterinK' 10;
Kntlm to Debtors.
All persons Indebted to us will
please call and settle at once, as we
need the money to pay bills. .. ,
D. KEMLER & SON,
The grocers.
T. W. Ayers and Dr. T. H. White
are on a goose hunt at the. Vansrcle
country. They expect to return home
tomorrow.
Mrs. W. B. Herrick, nee Miss Anna
Marshall, wilt arrive from Chicago
next Saturday to spend a feu? days
with friends. , i ..
H. C. Robey, advance agent for the
"Kudolph and Adolph" compuny
which comes here soon, Is a guest of
Hotel Bickers today.
J. F. McNaught, one of the pro
moters of the uew tpipu of , Herjuis
ton and the Maxwell Irrigatioi
scheme, is at the St. George today.
P. C Holland, proprietor of the
Walla Walla Statesman and salesman
for the Pacific. Paper company.
Portland, iB In the city today on bus
iness. , I
George Lindgreen, who has been
confined to St. Anthony's hospital
for the past three weeks, has returned
to his home In Elgin, Having com
pletely recovered.
J. H. Kobblns, a heavy stockholder
in the l!asclie-Sage Hardware Co. of
this city, and having mining Interests
in the counly, arrived from Spokane
yesterday and Is at the Gelser-Urand.
Baker City Democrat.
ilrakeman Frank Willis, on the O.
U. & N branch run. between this city
and Walla Walla, has resumed his run
ufter a , month's vacation, during
which he visited Portland and other
Willamette, .valley cities.
H. G. Hutiburt, a well known civil
engineer and irrigation promoter of
'the Echo and Maxwell districts, wbb
in the city last evening on business
connected with his irrigation project
near the mouth of Butter' creek.
The New York World pertinently
suggests that the Russian authorities
secure Mrg.-ChadwJck..to float ..Rus
sia's next loan.
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Httyier'B,- Lowney ' s, Gunthe r ' s ', '
palm and Our 0n Candied In"'.
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'IDS of VinlV onnia.1
A C.'KOEPPEN & BROTHERS,
Popular Price Druggists.
W. H. Shank 6f Fox Valley, made
a trip over to the Middle Fork coun-
try this week to look for some horses!
which he heard were in that section.
He learned that one had been taken'
to Pendleton and sold to harvesters
for $126. Long Creek Ranger.
Robert Fletcher, who spent the.
holidays In this city with his parents,,
Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Fletcher, has re
turned to Spokane, where, he has a
large gang of men at work. In the
fencing department ef the O..R.
N. His family will remain In the
city for some time yet.
i H. T. Uooth, the weU tatewB Insur
ance htan'of Bakef City,' hr1n Pendle
ton today on business. He finds Pen
dleton the best business. -point In the
Inland Empire, and although other
towns may boaat mors population, the
showing here is better Ihun anywhere
else. In this territory.
'- George Buttle, chief cbrk. In th
office of A.' I Craig, general passen
ger agent of the O. R. & N., was in
the cky this morning - vacation.
Accompanied by Traveling Passenger
Agent J. 'H. O'Neill. He Visited Max
well today, o look ever the proposed
irrigation scheme of the Hermlston
company. ; '' '' '' ' ' ' "
EXCELLENT PLAYS THIS WEEK.
"For MoUier's Sake" and "Soulier of
.'! Fortune."
A play rich in pathos of rural life
is "For Mother's Sake," that comes
to the Fraser this evening. The cast
Is said to be strong, and the play one
of the best, of Its kind. It Is replete
with comedy and situations requiring
strong emotional acting.
Friday night "Soldiers of Fortune"
will be the bill, with White Whlttel
sey in the leading role. This is a dra
matisation of Richard Harding Davis
novel of the same name.
WOOLGROWER8 ALARMED.
ldalio Association Threatened Willi
Disruption Over Two-mile Limit
Law. )
The woolgrowers of Idaho met In
convention at Pocatello some time ago
and proceeded to get badly mixed up
on the two-mile limit law, says the
Caldwell Tribune.
The report gained currency that the
convention had given up the fight
against the law. ThlB was Immedi
ately denied by the secretary of the
association. The woolgrowers of
Boise. Canyon and Owyhee counties
started an Investigation, and after In
terviewing the officers of the associ
ation, decided that they would call a
meeting to take a stand on the prop
osition one way or another.
Consequently Sam Ballantyne, pres
ident, and C. S. Dean, secretary and
treusurer of the local organization,
after talking with members Issued a
call for the meeting which will be
held In Caldwell, January 18,
lu speaking with a prominent
Canyon county woolgrower, we learn
that the sheepmen of Boise, Canyon
and Ada will withdraw from the
state organization if it proposes to
give up the fight against the two-mile
limit law.
This sheepman said that the two
mile limit law was one of the chief
reasons for the existence of the Idaho
Woolgrowers' association. , If the
fight on this law was given up. the
organization might as well disband.
We give below the calf for the meet
ing us Issued by the Boise, Canyon
and Owyhee Counties Woolgrowers'
association: y
Caldwell, Idaho,: Junuary 3, 1905.
To the members of the Boise, Canyon
and Owyhee Counties Woolgrowers'
association :
We feel that our industry has been
greatly jeopardized by the action of
the Idaho Woolgrowers association,
in dropping the fight on the two-mile
limit law. The time for action on our
nart has come: something must be
done for our own mutual protection
against this nefarious law, and for
the purpose of carrying out the same,
and testing the validity of the abovs
law, nnd pushing It to the highest tri
bunal in ths land; we have ordered
that a meeting of all sheepmen In
terested in the safety of their busi
ness, be held here at Caldwell, Jan
uary lUn, 10
....CUTLERY...
Good Cutlery Is prized highly In nil househokls. We have
only good cutlery, the kind that keeM a keen edge.
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, and the
FAMOUS
Gillett Safety Razor
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Goodman-Thompson Co.
" HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUMBING ' ,',
Chestnut Leaf Expectorant
THE REST REMEDY KNOWN
ixm ALL THROAT AND LUNG AF
PKCTIONS. ONCE TRIED YOU
WILL USE NO OTHER.
Cures Coughs and Colds
IIVKKY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. TELEPHONE MAIN 201.
Brock & McComas Company
DRUGGISTS
will Answer Questions.
nr Driver's entire time tonightr
m t devoted to answering ques
tions, there being no address from a
pin' ' " "
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It Is Fine
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SCALED TINS ONLY . , .,, n.
Remodeling Sale
Having purchased the Baalcr furniture store and made ar
rangement to- remodel and Improve the. Interior, we will pffcr(
goods for tlie next SO day at irlces the lowest ever heard of tu ' J
Umatilla county. We want to dispose o' much goods as possible ( , ,
before we commence to remodeL
Come In and see us. We want to ot acquainted with yon ', ,
and hare yon get acquainted with us and our methods.
Graham Hunter 1
Successors to JOE BASLER '
Gentlemen 35 cents. ,
Appointments nude in advance.
' Ladies hair dressing ia latest'modes.
50c
Work done at customer's home, dou
RAINING
JNION jrlADCi
HAND MADE-
CLEAR HAVANA.
. ;, A STANDARD F0H QUALITY.
ri pan I INF5S AND WORKMANSHIP.
When you tall for TRIUMPH.) CyH
6 FT IT. Dofit accept a substitute. 1 1
FAME
Fix Your Fingers
The fingers are an index to charac
ter and need attention regularly. ' Only
by skillful care can they be kept bean
tifuL ; " ' "
A competent manicure, direct from
San Francisco, may be found at Hrs.
Campbell's millinery parlors, 107 Court
Street.
To introduce the work, very low
prices will be asked: Ladies 25 ccntsip'our plan u: -No collections, n
hantu Butts insUtuted, Judgment,
advertised.
Hie Tan Alstlne-Gordon Co., Her-
canUle Agency, H. V. Mpe
Co, Mgrs.
11 E. Court 6t Telenhone Main Sll
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MAKERS-i
' Expett Collectors
Wa have located a branch, office In
Pendleton, and will make collecting
defunct bills a specialty. No ac
count too old for us to handle.
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this in mind when you
need poultry and stock supplies
and ask for ths International
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
Kow Kure for your cow trou
bles. - '
C. F . Coleswotthy
127-12 East Alta St,
Agent for liee's Lice Killer.
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