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, P4GB8. .maoEMoKm,, wnnHro. ormq mondat, January, o, W Ust il! ISII MOWS MAIN 22 1 I - IF -rw. J - Thli week will cleasi oat onr odds and ends i ! . js week will tea oat onr odds and ends In f l Srts Xoats Suits Jackets L - in ottering than to yo In many cases fc .. easts, now Is surely tlio time for yon to buy j ui) skirts l.7Ss S.O0. $5.50 and $6.00 skirts fa 90- is an jt kiru $S.45; 8.50 to $12.50 skirts $5.0. sti' . .trjrtit. .. vmip nun nriw. )CfOU - A inr soitfl and oott to close out away down. w enough room hero to tell you about all the bargains w fB offer you. Come and see. 8 e Teutsch's Dept. Store Corner Main and Alta Streets Y BREVITIES f " "sO. U. a Rader. kdr. 0t sunny. li bits, Roosevelt's. etorwear sale at Teutach's. ilia' (Horla shoes at Boose- US' Banan shoes at Roose- filllij, agent for Stelnway il thoe sale now on at jilMitlnes, lc to (2.65. Nolf's ttitlonery store. li-Good bualnes location, 111 Sait Webb street satisfaction at How- Inly Reea' cigar store. cook wanta a Job. Wages nth. Address P. O.box 84. Gwnje restuarant, open lit. Mrs. Cooper, proprl- llPelger, faslonable dress- ilurjes reasonable. 713 i-0ooa furnished room. tram Mala street Call up 1 1IIJ. f ated Two or three un ms for light housekeep- a. Wis office. ladles' fine party slippers, IS, IS.SO and 14. On H.S, at Teutsch's. ft mines jackets are going ' con ail s zes now in BlJch's department store. Ingle man. good ref- p with bath and hot and amireas p. o. box 413. of Washington will give Wednesday evening at M- All members re- Present. 1. N. Wicker. ilent "ll Night Exnreu service." r!ovirfl t from 7 a. m tn i ptoln 2811., or leave or- win cigar store. Billy BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. Sullivan Bond Move Into ti New Schmidt Building-larger noon, for uicreasea stock. Ru1ltBH & . in -:iona are now "ted sin".; I "".a to the new uiuuk wnere they w vumness. are ready The new room in im j lent having all the modern Improve-' 2 " wl e steam heated and lighted by lncandescents armm lk. entire room with a large arc In the center During the day the store is well lighted and airy, prism lights being uBed to distribute lleht In n parts of the store. In the new Jiome Sullivan A n are better able to dlsDlav their t,,r.t of clothing and shoes and furnishings " "u wm also have ana tn the large Btock of spring goods which has commenced to arrive. The rapidity with which the mov- ng was done is In keeping with the progressive policy of the store. Sat urday the store was transacting busi ness In the Matlock-Brownfleld build ing until closing time and Monday morning found them selling goods in the new Schmidt building with the store in good order. to.ii- .... " im .. mis morning on business. J- V. Tallmnn i. ... home with an atrnov n i..mu. ... w. wiiKlns has returned a visit to Portland and Salem. Miss Mary Royce will leave tonight - xiuiit une ror North Yakima. ourveyor J. W. Kinbrell "-..v iu acno today on official bust ness. A. Schifflor wn( business Saturday iflt ni " cuiicnaay, August Schulx has retired from the .onng nrm of Selbert A Schuls, swe so xaano. irr " roremn of the Echo New ,g m tne cUy on buglne w.uieciea with his paper. Edward Manasaen h t mercnant has Just returned from an extended visit to California, Miss Myrtle Hawks has returned from Walla Walla, where .h. ,.. completed the iT., , . - . . ..i. IUUI i Whitman college. Mrs. C. E. Soniu j ...... daughter returned last evening from Walla Walla, wher. th k.. visiting relatives for some time. Mrs. c C. Van Or.rt.ii guardian of the Women of Woodcraft, ..... oiMie nome tomorrow from an extended visit to the order In the " ii sLaies, Miss Bess Reed, of Astoria, who has been visiting at the home of George Hartman, Jr., left this morn ing for Milton, where she win visit for a few days. 1 SO BOXES FINE APPLES AT , . PINK ALASKA SALMON S CNs'""- $1.10 MALT VINEGAR, PER BOTTLE "" BLUE LABEL CATSUP, per BOTTLE ' lZ IKGR SIE PEARLINE ... ' v ' BEST F KI IT CANE SUGAR, 14 POUNIS V.V.V.V ino CORN OR GIXSS STARCH, PACKAGES ...... " ' ,I X)RCE OR MALTA VITA. $ PACKAGES . . . . 1. 2 SCOTCH OATS, 9 PACKAGES . J. SSc FRESH DILL PICKLES, PER QUART IZ. FRESH BULK OLIVES, PER PINT me ORANGES, PER DOZEN . : LEMONS, PER DOZEN ! TOILET SOAPS, PER CAKE ' " " '. . " 00 I0 iiereopies Wareli ouse' JALISCO. All American Colony mill City in Mex. loo. Literature and information about stock of Chiapas, together with con tracts for a few more lots and tracts of land can be had by calling on H. E. Bickers at Hotel Bickers. K00 feet and possibly L w' erected in L 'Pring by Charles r me Albany Woolen -7k, -e m"ufacture ""l(J. - --"riiand will vote on ofJllltl.OOO worth Purpose or building "W for the east side " special election to Meetings W1U Continue. The services at the M. E. church will continue every night this week, with afternoon meetings at 2:30 p. m. each day, beginning Tuesday. Rev. Robert Warner will conduct the services, which will be a "layman's Pentecostal revival." At yesterday's services over 200 members of the church pledged themselvtr to assist during the week to m:ke the con tinuance of Dr. Smith's series suc cessful. Euch evening exhortations and senncnettes will be given by but-lness men, ranchers and others connected with the churcn. Joe Basler todav mnv.j .11 .k. equipment of his plumbing business from his building occupied by Gra- ... z nunter, to the Matlock BrownflnM K..IIt . ters Just vacated by Sullivan & Bond. Wallace Kuhney left last night for iowa, expecting to be gone ' a" Jong as mav h nafMoan, settle up the estate by his father, who very unexpectedly, from an at tack of pneumonia, January 26. F. S. Bramwell, field superintend ent of the La Grande sugar factory. Passed through this morning to Echo, on business. He expects a larger area Meei8 in tne Echo.dlstrlct than w Kiomea last year. The . highly successful. Joe Miller, accomiumieri h 1.1. friend, Willis Rockwell, who came re cently from Mlllersbur w v, . this morning for The Dalles. Both will go Into the interior of the state " l i'u'"i. wun tne Intention of tuning iana. ( C. A. Stokes, a prominent farmer of Puyallup, is in the city today on business and also to visit his old friend, W. H. Drake. They worked on the Kansas Central railroad to gether about 20 years ago, Mr. Stokes "-ms u conductor at that time Drake an engineer. TOOTHPICKS, S PACKAGES ' SMALL WHITE BEANS, PER POUND .... STANDARD CORN , STANDARD TOMATOES, PER CAN '. J? STANDARD PEAS, PER CAN STANDARD BEANS, PER CAN 'r PURE CELLULOID STARCH, 4 PACKAGES ' S-POUND PARADISE SODAS ?r BEST ROLLED OATS, PER POUND '. 2" FINEST ONIONS ON MARKET, PER POUND a EASTERN HAM, PER POUND .! NO. 1 LAMP CHIMNEYS NO. 9 LAMP CHIMNEYS, S FOR " " " SCIULLING'S, DIAMOND W, AND CRESCENT BAKING POWDERS FRESH RANCH EGGS, PER DOZEN ( . . .Tr. . 7. 85o ,vas was CASCADE BUTTER and Hospital I PRTHB fl Cure i OF liTPHES I Rev. John Reid. Jr., of Great Falls, Mont., recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, "It is a positive cure for catarrh if used as directed." Rev. Francis W. Poole, pastor Central Pres. church, Helena, Mont. After using Ely's Cream Balm six weeks I believe myself cured of ca tarrh. Joseph' Stewart, Grand Ave. Buffalo. N. Y. The Balm does not Irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists at 60 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers, 66 Warren St., New York. . Siebert to Move. In a short time John Siebert, the tailor, will move into the small frame building udjacent to the East Oregon Ian building, owned by him anrt fn- several years occupied by Danner the photographer. During his occupancy uu.mmg ne win have the frame building owned bv hi. -..j which he now occupies on Court ueei, 10m aown, amd build In Its Place a substantial brick business "uuw. me same adjoining the ni Eagles' block. CONCERNING ESTRAYS. Bill to Change Present Law Helming to Estray Animals. Following is a copy of senate mil No. 142, introduced by Senator Booth of Lane county regulating the man ner of taking up and advertising es- iray animals: A bill for an act to amend section 4260 of Bellinger and Cotton's anno tated codes and statutes of Oregon, providing for the manner of taklni? un estrays. Be It enacted by the neoDle of th state of Oregon; be it enacted by the legislative assembly of the Btate of Oregon : " Section 1. That section 4260 of Bellinger and Cotton's annotated codes and statutes of Oregon be amended so as to read as follows: bee. 4260. Any householder nhnnt , ....CUTLERY... Good Cutlery Is nriznrl hiiri.i. i .11 1 only good cutlery, the kind that keeps a keen edge umr. I Jtnivus. ItAZOHR. FAMOUS We have and the X Gillett Safety Razor Goodman-Thompson Co. HARDWARE,, STOVES, PLUMBING ' the habit of running alarite mav '''''''444)4 (' PAH, waziKer WATCHES. I Fined for Assault and Battery. Oliver Chapelle comes under the head of drunk, and also came under the displeasure of Ben Summers and Charles Peterson, who were fined by Judge Fits Gerald S10 each for expressing their displeasure accord ing to their interpretation of the Del sarte system of expressing emotions. As a' result, Chapelle was given limited time in which to get out of town In, while Summers and Peter son each paid a fine of $10. Plain Drunk. Jack Tolan, a half-breed, plain drunk, forfeited a bail of $5, impos ed by the police court Hi tv Hi. A. Lowney'e, Gunther'e, Our Own. Candi es in om 10 cents ut to $7.50 f bulk- cnnrla. c . c KOEPPEN & BROTHERS , Popular Price Druggists. Parr Gets Ten Days. Joe Parr, on Saturday last, while somewhat "under the influence," dis played a revolver and his handling of the weapon was careless and made the bystanders more or less nervnit. As a result, Joe Is now serving a 10 day sentence in the city Jail. FIGHT WITH DEVILFISH. Four Willamette Fishermen nave a Thrilling Experience. An Incarnation of hldeousness that nus Deen aptly named "devilfish," was displayed this morning In front ui a nun mantel. This menster weigns more tnan 100 pounds, and its tentacles measure about 14 feet from tip to tip. The sinuous, slimy folds In tne center of the radiating: tentacle. which pass for a body, will cover an area of about two feet. The great tentacles, which are lined with dou ble rows of suckers, are larger than a man s arm at the biceps, and doubt less had great strength, says the Ore gon Dally Journal. Mr. Guistln, who Is familiar with the' habits and records of the octo pus, says that this specimen Is un doubtedly the largest ever captured in me x-auiiic mortnwest. It was taken near Everett, Wash., by four fishermen, who had it It became entangled in their seine, and when brought to the surface, began to use its tentacles, and striving hard to draw the men from their boat By all of them working together, and be cause the monster was befouled by the seine, It was finally landed in the boat and dispatched. The conflict was sickening to all four, -as the vile odors and clammy, filthy touch of the devilfish were almost Intolerable. Mr. Guistln has sold the thing to California man, who is going to have it preserved and exhibit it In museums. When its capture became known, there was some bidding for the body, as it is generally conceded to be the largest taken on the north coast. mne up me same and shall immedi ately post notices in three public places in the county, one of which shall be in the precinct in which the estray was taken up, giving as cor- rect a description as mav he nf th natural and artificial marks, probable ' age, size, etc., and if said estray shall be branded with any brand which is of record in the office of the county clerk of the county in which said estray is found and posted as pro- ! viaed In section 4201 of said codes and statutes such householder shall, I also, Immediately leave with said , county clerk a copy of said notice to gether with the postoffice address if the same be known to him of the 1 uerson, company, or corporation own ing or having a right to use said brand, and said county clerk shall Immediately send by registered mall a copy or said notice to sueh person, company or corporation at their last known postoffice address: Provided, mai no estray snail be taken up in the months of May, June, July, Aug ust, September, . October and Novem ber, except breachy or vicious ani mals, which may be taken up In any month. 44...ia. . . , . . . Chestnut Leaf Expectorant THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG AF FECTIONS. ONCE TRIED YOU WILL USE NO OTHER. Cures Coughs and Colds EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. TELEPHONE MAIN 201. Brock & McComas Company ft4t4ittiHt. .ytta ART EXHIBIT CRITICISED. " Horace K. Tomer Pictures Roasted by Baker City People. The Horace K. Turner art exhibit, the advance work of which is clever and embraces delineations concerning its greatness In revealing it work of the masters in oils and clays and marbles, has not been as fortunate in escaping criticism at other points " was in Bauer city, says the Ba ker City Herald. The ladles of the AlDha eluh nf this city pocketed their losses in con nection with its advent hers, ulri nothing and smilingly charged the same up to experience account. They are not to be characterised as "welch ers." But kindred organizations In other towns have been misled hv h. exuberance of the advance lady and her literature and from them have coma wails of wo. Certainly the exhibit that here is not that which wended iU way through the populous carta n num ber of years ago. Even the pictures which were hung here were mn,rtttA by continuous travel. But the .i, City ladies took their medicine with- j out a murmur, letting the occasion for a kick go to those who .ir .... the venture later on. . I Exceptional Values "'uc"e8' U,VB"' ' venor,.. We make them to your order. All are made to give service a. well a. to look well. elquarter. for bar goods, glassware, lump,, etc. Second-hand good, bought, sold ,d exchanged for new goods. Graham Hunter Successor, to JOE BASLER COMPLETE HOUSE FITHVTKlirnc tiisX . www GAINING ran nnra inion made. HAND MADE: Clear Havana. A STANDARD FOR QUALITY. CLEANLINESS AND WORKMANSHIP. tayouc-ll for . TRIUMPH.1 R YNN ACC uti ii.uoniacccpta5UDuure.ii MAKERS. The foundation of the new Mor mon tabernacle at La Grande was finished last fall. The superstructure will be erected this spring, and for It 400.000 brick have been ordered. It will cost between $40,000 and 150, 000. - The. civil service has been applied to Alaskan appointment. ' Drink ( (REAM It U Fln IN I AND t LB. SCALED TINS OHL.Y B VERS' BEST FLOUR I made from the choicest wheat that grow. Good bread la "-sored wbea Brers' Best Flour is nsed.. Bran, aborts, steam rolled barley always on hand. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS '. v ' W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor. L