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AILY BAHT OHWMAN, PKNDLKTUN. IIHHKW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. It".
PERSONAL MENTION
You Will Be
When you see the Prices on all HOLIDAY
GOODS. Beginning Tuesday morning and
ending Saturday night, everything left over
from the big Xmas rush goes at '
YOUR. OWN PRICE
It Will 'Pay You to
Visit Our Store
Lee Teutsch's j
Department Store
CITY BREVITIES
V C Rader. Naf Mu.
Carpet Rader Carpel,
dun.ane Harness a. ' amley's
Furniture Rader Furniture.
A dandy trado we have had, thank
you. Hamley.
An up-to-date eottage for rent Call
'phone red 1711.
We uae the bent California eak
leather at Hamley's.
Now located In Pendleton at liosto
Store Shoo repal.nr.
Pendleton Buli.?i college haa no
equal. Write for catalogue.
Lea'.her'a Transfer company, day
and night service. 'Phons saain ill.
John Gagen'a Family liquor store.
Court St., opposite Golden Rule hotel
Buy a Pianola for . your piano.
Easy terms. Ellers Pluno House, 811
Main street.
For Rent Store ur offloe room In
brick building. Inquire at Hotel St.
George.
For Sale Complete works Charles
Lovel and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire at
this offloe.
For fine shoe repairing, see Green
awald A Headstrom at Te-tsch's De
partment store.
Shoes repaired while you wait by
Greenawald A Headstrom at Teutsch's
Department Store. "
First-class licensed stationary engi
neer wishes position at once. En
quire at this office.
The Incorporation sale of the Boston
tore is bona fide. You will see th
reductions In prices very plainly.
flood second-hand plnno for sale
or rent In first class condition. Worth
1300, sells now for $165. Jesse Fall
ing. Four cords of spilt wood for sale;
and seven-room house near Pendleton
academy for rent. Also, I wiint a res
idence lot east of Main street; must
be cheap. Ira Ilambcr, 15 Association
block.
Croup. Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Cough, etc., have no terrors for child
ren or adults who evacuate the bowels
with Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. This remedy expels all cold from
the system and strengthens the throat,
lungs and bronchial tubes. The Orig
inal Laxative Cough Syrup and Liquid
Cold Cure. Sold by Tallman A Co.
Deputy Moore Is here In the Inter
est of the Knights of the Maccabees
of the World, and cnlls attention to all
members of Umatilla Tent No. 27. to
assist him with Introductions to your
friends who have no Insurance, and
with those thut are not satisfied with
what they have got. Remember, we
are working under the Legal Stnndard
Rates, established by the Mortuar
Tables of the old line companies.
Every man who Investigates our rates,
Is satisfied with the future of the or
der. The deputy's success is your
success. Now get to work with him.
That means you, Sir Knight
Nuf sed. U C Rader.
Rader -Carpets -Rader. ''
Rsder Furniture Rader.
The talk of the town. Easett.
Have you seen her? WnoT Zaaell.
Get next to Hamlsy, he knows hoa
to treat you right.
The past, present and future la an
open book to Zaaell.
For Rent Furnished oettage. Ap
ply U J. 11. Bentlsr.
Pendleton Business College la In
lorsed by business men.,
Are you In trouble? See Zaaell.
Suite 1, Arlington House..
Headstrom tc Qreenawald, shoe
makers at Teutsch's Department store.
Home cooking every Saturday by
ladles of Christian church at Gray
Bros. . ' "
Wunted Work by the day.. Men's
mending neatly done. Mus E. Qula
torf, 624 Cottonwood street "
For Sale Eighty tons chsice second
cutting alfalfa, near tows. Apply to
D. II. Hunter, or 'phone Main III.
When In Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Kates $1 per day and up
ward. European plaa. Free 'bus.
The mission of 'Early Risers" Is to
clear the way and give nature full
sway. These famous little pills rid the
stomach and bowels of all putrid mat
ter, thus removing the causes of
headache, constipation, sallow com
plexion, etc DeWitt's Little Early
Kisers never gripe sr sicken. A safe,
pleasant, perfect pill. Sold by Tall -man
& Co.
Tnilnloud or Potatoes.
The biggest shipment' of potatoes
that ever went east from California
has been shipped from Stockton over
the Santa Fe route. Tho shipment
consisted of a rolid train of 35 car
loads, containing 9450 sacks, tho ag
gregate weight being 1,134.000
pounds. The destination of the cars
Is Texas, Arkansas and other Mis
souri river points. The shipment Is
valued at over 17000, and breaks all
previous records.
ItooHovrtt Rabbit Hunting.
Charlottesville, Viu, Dec. 39. No
word has been received from the
president Ills stenographer here
snys ho has recolvod no messages for
Washington necessary to transmit.
The excrutlve and family are wholly
freed from all official caros. Theo
dore, Jr., and Dr. Rlxoy have Joined
the party and are rabbit hunting to
day. Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Lillian K. Curnes, having left my bod
and board without cause or provoca
tion, I will not be responsible for any
debts hereafter contracted by her.
Dated December 28, 1905.
GEORGE R. CAUNEW,
Football.
New Year's day.
La Grande vs. Pendleton.
At Alta Street grounds.
(iamo called at 2:30.
BIG REDUCTIONS
Everything in the holiday line
has been reduced from 20 to 50
per cent for the balance of 1005.
Just step in and see what the
reduced price means to you. Take '
a look at our window or better
still come in.
KOEPPEN BRO.'S
Popular Priced Drug Store
Judge W. R. Ellis left last night for
Portland unon a short visit. .
Dell and Bird McCarty have gone
to Umatilla to hunt for a few days.
J. Hanscom of Cold Springs, has
been In town today upon a trading
trip.
Mrs. O. a Hansen of North Yaki
ma, Wash., arrived here yesterday
afternoon.
J. F. McNaught, the well known lr
rlgutlonlst, came up last evening from
Harmlston.
T. F. Boylcn left last evening for
Antelope after a visit with his fami
ly In thin "city. '
Walter Hopper is over from Tcn
dleton ' visiting his parents. La
Grande Observer.
Walter Ely, of the firm of Scott ft
Ely, grocers at Athena, has been here
upon a short visit ' '
Edgar Smith will return to Eugene
Sunday night to take up his studies In
tho state university.
James Wright the North Yakima
sheepbuyer, arrived lost evening and
has been here today.
Prof. J. W. Cooper of Walla Waul,
camo over on the morning train to
day upon a short visit.
D. B. Richardson of Helix, was In
the city yesterday on business, return
ing home last evening.
Harold A. Lorlng, of the. United
States Indian service, arrlvod this
morning from Walla Walla. -
Zoeth Houser, ex-sheriff of this
county, was a visitor In the city yes
terday from his ranch on Butter
creek.
Frank Reese, oiled Btreet advocate,
has arrived here from Lewlston,
Idaho. HU headquarters are In Los
Angeles.
Lou Hanke, a Pendleton carpenter.
Is In the city the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Herr of Old Town. La Grands
Observer.
N. E. McCormack, a real estate
dealer of Walla Walla, was In the city
yesterday and left for home on the
evening train.
Mrs. Victor Hunzlker of Walla Wal
la, arrived last night and will visit
for a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Louis Hunfclker.
Louis Scholl, Jr., of Echo, passed
through the city last evening from
Walla Walla, where he spent Christ
mas with relatives.
Mrs. Walter Markham and chil
dren returned home last evening from
Walla Walla, where they visited with
relatives and friends.
Robert Eurns, tho genial agent of
tho O. K. & N. at Walla Walla, Is In
the city today attending to business
for tho company here.'
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thompson and
child arrived lust evening after hav
ing been absent for a short' time vl--itlng
In Lewlston und Spokane.
' R. B. Wilson, freight and passen
ger agent of the Burlington road with
headquarters at Walla Walla, Is reg
istered at Hotel St. George today.
Dan Smythe, one of the leading at
torneys of Pendleton, formerly an
Arlington boy, Is spending the holidays
here with his parents. Arlington
Record.
MrB. B. E. Kennedy and children
will return from Pendleton this eve
ning, where they have been spending
the pst week with relatives. Baker
City Herald.
Engineer Will Estes of the O. R. A
N'. freight division at La Grande, Is In
the city today visiting his Sister, Mrs.
John Hampson, who has Just submit
ted to two opuratlons at St. Anthony's
hospital.
Loryn and Pearl Harris of Pendle
ton, are over from that place the
guests of Miss Pearl Huff. This
morning they went to t'nion accom
panied by Miss Huff, to spend the day.
La Grande Observer.
Editor Ed L. Eekley of the La
Grande Chronicle, one of the pioneer
newspaper men of eastern Oregon, Is
in the city today on a brief business
visit La Grande la prospering and
the Chronicle Is coming to be one of
the hest weekly papers published in
tho statu.
Mrs. A. M. Ralev of Pendleton, who
has been visiting In the city for the
past week the guest of her daugh
ter. Mrs. W. C. E. Prultt. left this
morning for her home nnd In a few
days will leave for southern California
where she will spend the winter.
Baker City Herald. '
VOIA'ANO IN F.Ul'ITTON.
Steamer Reports Island or Savtl Under
Cont of Lava.
Advices brought here from Samoa
by the Oceanic company's steamer
Ventura, arriving In port yesterday,
state that the volcano on the Island
of Savll Is now In a state of eruption
worse than ever, snys tho San Fran
cisco Examiner. The lava has com
pletely filled n valley, which was 12
miles In length, and It has created a
mountain 3000 feet In height The
nntives have been driven from their
plantations to the beach, and day and
night they are wnltlng for the signal
to flee for their Uvea
The volcano first burst Into erup
tion Inst August, and since that time
has been belching forth lava and fire
Incessantly. The flow of lava was
slow at tho beginning, and the natives
seemed very llttlo alarmed. Of late,
however, the recent severe eruptions
and the lava extending Its boundaries,
until now It covers 30 miles square,
has served to bring them to a real
zatlon of tho danger, and they set up
quarters on the beach and made ready
to flee.
The volcano sends the lava and
flames to a height of about 1600 feet.
and those who have been on the
Island declare that It Is a gorgeous
spectacle at night The . stream of
lava Is about 10 miles wide, and is
running to the sea. Resides the cre
ation of a mountain S000 feet high,
the lava la forming two others. No
A Few Snaps In Nice Clean
Groceries
Sugar, 14 lbs. $1.00
Oranges per doz. 25c, 35c, 40c
Republic Coffee, Best on Earth 25c
Fresh ranch eggs per doz 40c
Tomatoes, standard, 3 for 25c
Peas, standard, 3 for ' 25c
Soda, Arm & Hammer 4 for 25c
Red Ribbon Cream per ccr lCc
Syrup, per gal 50c
Beans, pink or white per D 5e
Apples, Best on Earth, per boa $1.73
Soap, Silk or Golden Star, 6 for 23c
Dates just, arrived per lb 10c
Macaroni, per box 40c
Full cream cheese per lb .20c
Comb honey per lb - - 20c
Sweet corn per lb 25c
Kraut, per qt 10c
WESTON MOUNTAIN POTATOES, $1.25 per sack. Just bee
assorted and are free from Rots
Agents for the White Clover Butter
The PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
casualties have been reported .from
the seen of the volcano.
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Largo Number of New Publications
First of Year.
"Man, the Social Creator,"' Is the
title of a volume by the late Henry
Demurest Lloyd, ,whlch Doubleday,.
Page & Co., will publish next year.
The Macmlllan company Is publish
ing "Notes on the Life History of Brit
ish Flowering Plants," complied by
Lord Avebury, the well known Eng
lish biologists, naturalist, scientist and
author. ' '
The Appletons expect to publish at
the end of the winter, "The Healers,'"
a new novel by the popular English
writer, Maarfcn Maartens. who ex
poses many of the frauds practiced by
modern -physicians.
Dood. Mead & Co., announce for
early next year the first ' historical
novel written by Max Pembcrton. It
Is entitled, "My Sword for Lafayette,"
and Is a story of love and heroism In
the days of Lafayette.
George Earr McCutchehn's new
book has been named "Cowardice
Court," and It Is announced for spring
Issue by Dndd. Mead & Co.
The Century Company has In press j
for 1906 publication, nesldes Mrs.
Mary Dillon's now novel, "In Old
Pellnlre," already "announced, a new
story by Anne Douglas Sedgwick en
titled, "The Shadow of Life," a study
of a Nova Scotia Island character, by
Jennette Lee, to he called, "Undo
William." and a college text book.
"Inorganic Chemistry," by Prof. Alex
finder Smith of the University of Chi
cago. A new "Life of Jean Francois Mil
let," by Richard Muther, Is appear
ing In Charles 8crlbner's Sons Lang
ham series of art monographs.
John Bunyan's "Life and Death of
Mr. Pudman." and "The Holy War,'"
are appearing In one volume In the
Macmlllan company's series of Cam
bridge English classics.
Among the new books to see the
light during the next 12 months the
Harpers promise three of no little In
terest nnd Importance viz.: a life of
tho great actor. Sir Henry Irving, me
moirs of George Du, Maurler, nnd the
autobiography of General Lew Wal
lace. It Is now reported that Mrs. Hum
phrey Ward will not come to America
until the fall or early winter of 1906.
The first novel to bo published by
Doubleday. Page & Co., In 1906, will
tie Ellen Glasgow's "The Wheel of
Life," which Is to appear nnout two
weeks hence. The story is one of New
York life, and the hero Is a literary
man.
O. r. Tutnam's Sons will bring out
early In February, "Saints In Socie
ty." by Marguerite Railllo-Saunders.
MITCHELL HISTORY BURNED. .
t
'Bonn of die Dead Senator Destroy
, Valuable Records.
i A complete political history of the
state of Oregon was burned tho other
day, says the Oregon. Dally Journal.
When John H. Mitchell, Jr., and Hi
ram E. Mitchell finished the work of
examining the records and documents
jn the offices of their father, the late
United States Senator John H. Mitch
ell, after many days devpted to It,
they destroyed practically very letter
that had been received by the depart
ed statesman. There was an Immense
mass of corrspondence. for Senator
Mitchell from the first day, of partici
pation Iri polities kept every political
letter of importance that .came . to
him.
Jt was In 1S60 he arrived In Port
land from i franclsco and the fol
lowlr. t .' -ar he was elected , city at
torney, i'he next year he went to the
legislature and was president of the
senate. He soon became a prominent
figure In the political system of the
commonwealth. He was exceedingly
accommodating and made it a prac
tice never to refuse a favor within
his power to grant.
People in every city, town and ham
let and on hurlreds of farms wrote
to Senator Mitchell when they wanted
something done In Washington, and It
came to be recognized that, regard
less of political affiliations, he would
attend to any detail there, no matter
what Its nature, and without hope of
reward.
The result was that Senator Mitch
ell had on his correspondence list
hundreds, perhaps thousands, of per
sons, who virtually made him run er
rands for them at Washington. His
letter files grew voluminous until they
were an enormous mass, yet he never
destroyed a letter.
Therefore, for 45 years past his of
fice records told the yearly chapter
that was added to the political story
of the state. Important events were
mentioned, vital Issues were Bet forth,
more or less secret matters found
their places among the nrnhlves.
Practically all this political lore was
burned by his sons. The reasons for
so doing were not given. ' It was sftid
simply that they were sufficient.
"IN TUB FIRJCLIOHT.'
The fire upon the hearth ks low.
And there Is stillness everywhere,
And, like winged spirits, here and
there
The firelight shadows fluttering go,
And as the shadows round me creep,
A childish treble breaks the glooim.
And softly from a farther room
Come: "Now-1 lay me down to sleep."
And, somehow, with that little prayer
'And that sweet treble in my ears,
My thought goes back to' distant years.
And lingers with a dear one there;
And as I hear my child's amen,
"My mother's faith comes) back ts
...me - "
Crouched at her side I seen to be.
And mother holds my hands again.
Oh, for an hour In that dear place.
Oh, for the peace of that dear time.
Oh, for that childish treat sublime;
! Oh, for a glimpse of mother's face!
Yet, as the shadows round me cross,,
I do not seem to be alone
Sweet magic of that treble tone
And: "Now I lay me down to sleep."
Eugene Field.
The largest floating dry dock in the
world the Dewey was started for
the Philippines from Annapolis De-
I cember 29. It Is a steel street u re.
and has a 14,000-mile voyage before
it, via the 8ues canal.
NOTICE
By request I have concluded to re
main in Pendleton until January 4th
and am open for engagements for
palm reading parties any evening ex
cept Friday.
Persons desiring either clairvoyant
or palm reading can consult sae at
rooms 1 and 2, Arlington, between It
a. m. and 9 p. ru. . Your raters is an
open book to me.
-Madam ZazeH
Irontnhlo Lemon Orchard.
The most profitable lemon trees In
the whole state of California this ,
year are 82 full bearing Villa Franca
trees in the neighborhood of Chula
Vista. San Diego county. They have
had a phenomenal summer crop, :
and besides the fruit has brought ex- ;
truordlnnry prices. From these trees j
in less than an ere, have come 32 .
packed boxes. These went In n car
to Itoston In September, nnd they
sold for $6.73 a box. Mr. McPhcrson
rot ns his share of salo $1713. or at
the rate of $2000 an acre for his crpp.
bftrji STOMACH I
r
WilM J
Some People
Seem to be always suffering from a weak, stomach.
They can't sleep nor eat and as a result are nervous,
restless, tired and weak. They have the haggard
look so characteristic of the dyspeptic. If we rould
only rersuade every such sufferer to try
Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters
we know good health would be their sure rewarA.
Thousands of dyspeptics ha found this true and a
fair trial Is all that Is necessary to convince you, too.
It alvny cures
HEMKU'IIK. COST1VKNESS, I'tOll APPR
TITF. IMtir.l'.STION, CRAMPS, IIKARTHUUN,
IM.OATIXG AND MAIiAIUAl. FEVKlt, OOIiDS
. (Hi GRIPPE, i f
I As"il poeplo or those recovering from a long sick
I win ,o irre itlv strengthened by the Blttera Try It
A moving picture reproduction of
the Brltt-Nelson prize fight will be
lven at the Frazer theater next Tues
day evening, January 2. The fight Is
a thrilling demonstration of the high
est attainment In physical culture and
will be appreciated by lovers of Uie
urt.
Frank O. Blgelow, the defaulting
and bankrupt bank president of Mil
waukee. Wis., hns settled his personal
indebtedness at 6 cents on the dollar.
The amount fS per cenO equals $107.
268.45. Blgelow Is In the federal pen-
I Itentlary at Leavenworth.
MAKING NEW YEAR
CALLS
Is an obligation of soetal require
ments; it Is Rise an Imperative obli
gation that every sailer shoald pre
sent an appeanuice of geetlsaaly
gentility. Our "latest" evereoese ars
irreproachable In style and cut, ass If
you are In need of the best appearing,
beat fitting and best weartsf. oleta
tng you can get them thoreaghly fear
aateea at
Despain'sCashStore
HAST COURT STREWT.
Oppotdte (leMea Rule Hotel.
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