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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-12
Hundred RebcIs Killed.

Odessa, Russia, Dec. IA hun
dred rebels were killed today in a
terrifice battle with royalists of Per-
sia, near Tabriz.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-12

II. J. Popejoy, formerly proprietor
of the Golden Rule hotel. left yester-
day for Woodburn. Ore, where he will
Join Mrs. Popejoy In their new home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-12

II. II. Reynolds was In from Pilot
Rock yesterday, looking after busl-
ness matters and calling on friends.
Mr.. Reynolds is marshal In that city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-12

S. L, d, Ross, OF Hermiston. came
up from that city last evening to
care for business matters.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20

Most every family uses coffee and tea
three times a day, and while we always
endeavor to give the very best for money
this week we will put out few leaders
which means saving of five cents on
each article to you
Our regular 30cts Bengal coffee now Csc
Our regular 25c Whynot at Zoe
Our 20 Big 6 at Is cts
Our 40c No. 999 at 35c.
Our Home Brand at 40 cts.
35 cts bulk tea at 3 pounds for 80 cts
Our Primrose 80, 40 and so cts teas can
not be duplicated for same money.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20

Fancy barrel syrup, per gallon 40 cts.
Queen olives, per quart 40 cts.
Dill pickles, sweet mixed pickles, bottle
and bulk.
Can corn 80 cts per dozen.
Standard tomatoes, sl.25 per dozen.
Dried apples 10 cts. s: -
Dried peaches, 10 cts.
A nice assortment of fresh Cookies l5c.
Coal oil, 5 gallons, IS cts.
Sugar per sack, $40.
We are also making special low pric-
es on mems and boys overcoats, and
she p lined coats, mems fur collars.
Now is the time to buy these goods.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
County News.
Continued from local page.


en- wedding. They are the proud parents
of twelve children, all of whom are
living, fifty-nine grand children and nine
great grand children. Mr.. Devlin is Is
years old. and his wife is SO.
DR.. Frank j. King arrived in St. Thorn
as from Ohio last week. His plans for
the future are not yet n.ade, but he will
probably locate in some large town
where he can give his entire attention to
eye, ear, nose and throat troubles, for
which he has been specializing during
his ten months stay in Europe.
William Garnet mn, the seventeen
year old son of Mrs. D. linn of Cavalier,
suddenly and unexpectedly passed away
last week, after an operation for removal
of abcesses of the leg. The operation
was successful but his heart failed. He
had been afflicted with abcess of the legs
for about a year, and had passed through
two operations previously. He leaves
mother, four sisters and two brothers to
mourn his death.
The Pembina county teachers assocl-
alton Just closed ii very successful two
days meeting at Crystal Saturday.
More than forty teachers were in attend
ance. A paper on manual training was
read by Supt. r. B. Roberts of Neche,
and one on agriculture by Supt. Wake
field of Walhalla. Model classes in
primary reading and in number respect
lively were conducted by Miss Isabel
Barton and Miss Mary Reid, both of
Crystal. Prof. G. FL Schmidt of the
university gave a lecture on the econo-
mic value of birds. For the ensuing
year Supt. Peter Anderson was elected
president and Miss Lilly Hart of Au-
burn was re elected secretary
One of the most brilliant weddings
and receptions ever occurring in Cavalier
took place on Wednesday of last week,
when Miss Mary L. Norton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Norton of that city,
became the bride of. Peter j. FAIR of
Hensel. The bride was gowne' in silk
crepe de chene over cream taffeta, made
in princess style with train,a PANEL
of real Irish lace. The maid of honor
was Miss Mary o 'Keefe, the bridesmaids
were Misses Celia Farr, Sarah Ball,
Maybelle Drymiller, and Mae jackson.
The best man was James Farr, brother
of the groom, and the ushers were Almon
and Willie Norton, brothers of the bride,
James Thompson and Harry Kennedy.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Serigny, following which, Mrs
r.. IL. Beckstead sang 20 Promise Me-"
and "Ava Maria" A wedding dinner |
and reception followed the ceremony. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr left that evening for
Twin Cities and other points After
their return they will go to house keep
ing on the old homestead farm Of the
Farr's near Hensel.
ELE:GI RIG Bl nH6 HEsE EoR
- ou'ER AND KIDNEYS !.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-11-20
1t Pays to buy for CASH
Special Prices for
Thanksgiving Week.

Cranberries. 10 cents quart.
Eddy's mince meat, three packages for IS C
Heneman's Best Extracts, 3 OF, reg. price 81
Plymouth Rock gelatine 10 cts.
Pound can Shorts Satisfactory Baking Pow
Five pound can do do
Home soda, s cts
Three packages yeast cakes for 10 cts.
One pound cocoanut 30 cts.
Walter Bakers cocoa, IS cts.
One pound package seeded raisins, 10 cts.
One pound clean currants 10 cts.
IS cts Erie brand catsup, only Is cts.
Gallon jug catsup, Is cts.
Regular Is cts best salmon, 10 cts.
Bengal oysters, per can, % cts.
Can of pumpkin. only 10 cts.
Can Bengal sweet potatoes II cts.
Al pies by the box, while they last sl.6o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
A. P. TUKEY & SON
AS Board of Trade Bldg.
w. II. GATES

ROOM 617 NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.
Phone Douglas 1894.
$3.50. 00-Small cottage, barn and
south front lot, on car line and paved
street; small payments.
$1,4OO.0O- Ffve-room cottage or
Seward, near 25th; lot S0x127, paved
street, near car.
NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
FOR ONLY $2,3OO.O0.
Hall, parlor, dining room, library,
kitchen with good-sized pantry, three
bedrooms, modern bath room; house
is 24x34; front and back porches; in
side is oil finish, polished floors; Gel
lar under whole house; lot is 50X127;
at 1909 Henderson street; near car
and paved street; must be sold soon;
go out and see it; key mex door east.
$1,000 0-New five-room cottage;
on small payments; modern except
furnace; ready to move into; 18th
and Madison Ave.
~$3.550.00 - Modern seven = room
house; HOT WATER HEAT; east
front; near Ames Ave. and Boulevard.
$3,5O0.0O - Eight-room, two-story
house at 1907 Pinckney street; oak
finish, lot 50x124, on paved street;
would take small property for part.
Good south front lot in Clifton Hill,
with water, sewer and permanent
walks, for only 100000. House on
each side.
6Ox127 on Blonde. near 35th, near
end of Harvey car, for only $350.00.
74x124, corner 18th and Spencer;
something nice, for $1,650.0O.
Six lots, close in, for only 100000,
on very easy terms. Each lot 33x150.
18th and Dorcas.
90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
10 Acres on Dodge Road

10 Acres on Dodge Road
10 acres Of fine land on this road; only
/ mile from car line; very close to Fair
acres addition, where land is selling as
entire ten acres for $1,000. Terms easy.
A Good Groom Home
A good, practically new Groom modern
congenial ncighborhood. Fin street car
service. We can sell this on easy terms
for $500.
Close In 6 Rooms
Modern Groom house within walking dis
lance; must be sold at once. We can offer
this fine little place for $500. Must have
some quick action.
Boulevard Park Lots
We again wish to call your attention to
this excellent residence section, which in
a short time will be second to none in the
city in the number and quality OF houses.
Lots in this desirable addition can be
bought for the low prices of $3.50 and $500.
Bemis Park
We have for sale one of the incest places
in the park. Hot water heat and all of
those conveniences which go toward MAX
ing this property an ideal home. Located on
blocks from car line. High and slightly.
We can quote you this place at A,s0.
Fine Investment
6 new 5 and Groom cottages in good resi-
dence section. One block from car line and
school. This is paying Il per cent interest
on the asked price of $4,000. This is but
a few blocks from the largest street car
plant in the city, which insures it from
lying vacant at any time.
Sinner & Chase Co.
1909 Farnam st. Tel. Doug. 1867; Ind. A-S6l2.
90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
DUNDEE HOMES
OMAHA HOMES

81. S5O-Si23 California St. 5-room cottage
modern except furnace specials in ana
paid for. Investigate.
S,OOO-Six-room frame house, all modern,
good barn, within three blocks of Lake
S.. school,
So. 7OO-Southeast corner S0th and Dodge ST.,
Groom modern house; first class condi-
ton; specials paid In full.
s., SOO-New two-story frame house, Z rooms
and reception hall, strictly modern;
located near C%reighton's First addition
Easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE,
Continued
A. P. TUKEY & SON
HOLDINGS
We are instructed to sell the properties named below, and we
feel sure that the prices named, and the terms we can make, will
insure a very rapid disposition of the property.

Lot &C. Bakdow ce......."..".".."..... ."".""""".""""".""" go
s. E" corner Of Farnam street md. boIev ard. per front foot"....."....... @
Lot s. block . Improvement ocato ." .,. IN
$ bck T. LdnSoh - -. .,b o nS
Lot 4 and s. block g. Paddock Place ech "''""; Ho
Lot TO- block l. Ralph Place" .. ". ~
Lots IL ii" 6 and IL block l. Ralph Place, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
TT1 Il Ik~N Rmb Place Np" $50
Lots ? 3 and a. block q Ralph Place each 400
lot % Stewart ..""' ""''" ''"'""" ~
Tt % block l. West OK
lot y bck T. West '""'"' "'"''" hU
Lot s. bk IL west End SEQ
Lots H. is and p block Ii West End ech. go
Lot p. block II. West SO
Lots II ant Is block a. West End, each. Nv
Lot q, bloch a. West GOO
Lots g and A. bck Is West End, SEQ
Lots Z and s. block IS Yves. End, @9
Iot ID, bloch IL, Wilcox addition. .. 1900. AO
Lot & B BSSk e g WW hs0xs Second Second addition addFion ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

NEW COTTAGE, EASY TERMS.
This cottage is located in the west part
Of the city, one block from the Farnam-
Dundee car line, or, bath, open plumbing,
der whole house, large attic. IL is brand
new and ready for occupancy. Price. s., 3yG,
small cash payment down, balance monthly.
Call at the office and get key, or telephone
us and we will show you the property at
any time.
PAYNE. BOSTWICK & CO,
Sole Agents,
Main Floor N. Y. Life, Phone Doug. 10lG
-nM
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

400.
& rooms and bath, modern, barn and other
improvements. 5Oxl3o. 3sth and Parker SITS.
$500. a..
Z rooms and bath, strictly modern with
combination fixtures, cellar, cement side
walks, etc, OXl32. Easy terms.
$3.50
Corner Of 18th and Ames, Groom house,
modern except heat. rooms ali large and
house IN excellent condition.
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST CO.,
co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
INVESTMENTS

$1,000 for a double frame house, strictly
modern. first-class repair, which can be
easily rented for $50 per month; close TO
car line,
5000 for St. Louis flat, close In, rented for
$500 per year, practically new.
$9,OOO-Two 7-room brick houses, located In
Hanscom Park district, on car line; ex-
ceptionally well built; rented for $500 per
year and water rent.
$15, OOO-New brick flat building, with three
apartments Of s rooms each; walking dis
lance Of business district; leased at $500
per year.
$6,500-Four new 5-room cottages, all mod
ern except heat; rented for $3.50 per
month; one block from Farnam car line.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
5000 SNAP.

With 4-room cottage. has city water, fun
lot, 50Xl25, must be sold.
F. d. WEAD, Wead Bldg, 18th & Farnam.
Qg-M2lO AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
DUNDEE

over thirty new houses have been con
structrd in Dundee this summer anu
many OF these are located In the new
residence district west of 5lst St, because
the location cannot be excelled, and the
prices of the lots are very reasonaole'
iots with CITY conveniences, all graded,
close to car line. with sewer system In
course OF construction, only $3.50 to 500.
500 cash. balance $40 per month, =
DUNDEE HOMES
q 500 for broom frame house, quarter
sawed oak finish, beamed ceiling, slightly
location.
S45OO for practically new Groom frame
house, oak finish. owner anxious TO sell.
81 Anew Groom house, quarter-sawed
oak finish throughout, fine corner lot.
nnis house is substantially built through
O1f
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
FAIRACRES

Choice acres In Fairacres and on West
Dodge St. paved road, for $50 and up
wards per acre. Five beauutul homes
already constructed in this attractive
suburban district.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
Fine Residence
Property

S,5OO--e-room. new house, with attic; hard
wood finish inside; all modern, with
hot water heat; lot b6x120; southeast
corner Sth and Poppleton Ave.
s., 909-9-room new house. all modern; hot
water heat, hardwood finish through
out; lot 56xl2O; close to Field club.
7-room, all modern house, hot water heat:
lot 50x132, east front, south of Farnam st.
on 10th St; fine location. Can be bought
for one week, only 1920.
Look at these 4 and broom cottages on
N. 21st ST.; lot 66x14O; good tenants;
rentals 500 per year. Can be bought
cheap-only $500.
A nice Groom cottage, 4 rooms downstairs,
2 rooms upstairs; good cemented cellar,
%cistern. barn; lot Bx120; good home. Half
cash. balance to suit-$1, 400.
/ also have a fine improved farm, all un-
der cultivation; Groom house, barn, gran
airy, chicken house, windmill; 8 miles
from Missouri Valley, Ia. Land is worth
500 per acre. Party must sell. Give me
an offer.
S-acre fruit farm one mile north of Glen
wood. Ia; good house, on main road
$500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
The Byron Reed Co.
Phone Doug. 2o7. PIP So, 1ith St.
49,
A REAL

A REAL BGNGALOW
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
FEW ROOMS, CONVENIENT, COY.
East front on 3Oth 81. newly paved. a
little north of Dodge St, near the Blule-
ward and Curtis Turner park. Note the
location; handy to Farnam ST. car line and
the best residence district, s blocks west
of high school or IA blocks from business
center, developing fast. This is an up odate.
artistic little home Of 6 rooms, with many
attractive features. We offer il this week
for $1,000. Reasonable terms. II is
thoroughly well built ana very complete.
1t has no duplicate in Omaha. Take your
contractor with you to look at IL.
HARRISON & MORTON,
S3 N. Y. Life. Phone Doug. SIL ABA.
G9J-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

10
TWO s-room modern houses, 2443-2440 s.
20th ST.; paving tax paid. Price $3.50
each, worth $500.
7-room house, 2426 s.. 18th St; gas, city
water; lot 75xlO9. Price $500.
4-room cottage, with 3-room cottage in rear.
81, 700 for the two.
S-rOOm modern house. with broom cottage
on same lot, $3.50 for the two. 10th and
Oak SITS.
5-room cottage, Sl,4OO.
Broom cottage, &l,6Cl.
broom cottage, Sl,tOO.
Groom cottage, 1880.
4-room cottage, $1,000.
j. Il. JACKSON,
1911 Frederick st. Phone Doug. 1898.
Q9)-Ml94 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

so feet on 10th, near Cunning, 5000. Har-
rison & Morton, Omaha. Q9)-M123 16
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued.)
For Sale
Good Investments

have good income properties; will net
from - to Is per cent on your Investment.
Y,OOO-S-story,. department fiat; good ten
ants always occupied; walking dis
tance to postoffice; lot 6Ox140; yearly
rental 5000. This property will net
you Is per cent on your investment.
t7,cO-2-story, department flat, newly pa
pered, east front, paved street, all
paving paid; broom cottage in rear;
Is minutes to postoffice; lot 65x14O;
never vacant; rent 1854 per year; 18th
and Grace SITS.
@,0Oo-3-story double brick tenement house,
all modern; just put in two new fur
naces; lot Nxl2O. This property cost
5000 and more to build. VIII net
you IL per cent on your investment.
S6.O0o-2-story store building, with 4-apart-
ment flats, all newly papered and
building painted, in No. 1 condition;
permanent tenants; near goth and
Clark SITS.
S6,OO0-For a good business property on
Burt st. between 18th and 18th SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
Own Your Home

FOR CITY OR SUBURBAN HOME.
Twenty acres within t-hree-quarter of a
mile from the heart OF town, in a good
town near Omaha; good 6-room cottage,
large barn and all other outbuildings.
large cistern and never failing well.
small young orchard; fine shade trees.
Proposed interurban line will. run along
land for several hundred feet VIII be
sold at quick sale on suitable terms
snap for someone. Call or white for fun
particulars.
JOHN N. PREMIER, 1n s 18TH ST.
QS)-M166 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
FARNAM ST. SNAP

3-story brick, east OF 18th ST., renting
under leases at $l,4i0 per annum.
L. u. WEAD, Wead Blk, 18th and Farnam.
80
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
nth AND Cunning

Two houses, with lot S3x1S2. 5000.
90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

132XlS2 5-story wholesale building, $780, 600.
Harrison & Morton. Q9)-M125 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

Lots on boulevard west of Krug's brew
cry, high and slightly, $3.50, $500 and $40. IS
down, s. per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

Two lots left on Georgia Ave, just soutl
OF Hickory; east front. on paved stree
and car line; all specials paid. Onl!
81, 100 each. These belong to an estate ant
never before offered for sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
ALL GOOD
8 n D
HANSCOM PLACE

Six rooms, all modern, with hot water
heating; nicely located; paved street, for
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
GEE
OELBY

10th and Farnam. 4S6 Board Of Trad Bldg.
10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15
SELBY

lsth and Farnam. 4s Board of Trade Bids
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-09
ANARCHY A FOREIGN GROWTH.

Anarchists New York Labor
but the police occasion Anarchist erman
who Henry hustled the Emma
added the horde of mps
himself Many anarchists the
Marseaise the
the
leading them to law and all restraint
hall demonstrations
wou
perhaps oppos
absurdity Every
opinions nobody
Chicago Her de-
which mediate deeds of violence
influences foreigners
injury of the
different despotic foreign
the
t n is
citizens their
Teachings
in
should be
cute al
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-09
uonnau nrL1 s4uBBoRSLy SUPPORTED

the
the cling stubbornly the
the bill like it
champoned the convict
dofh
could
slightest hesitancy.
dealing the states prisoners
in is a argum plan
costing the nearly
the
consideration Of the convict question few men who
convict lease
blocking legislation subject hoping perhaps to
public gradually
thinks leaders have happily been
will be the people to scu
If the legislators
people, bent their
pseudo
while
only the Legislative halls.
the who have built up for
little heed to
call the people that the
system politicians, would
Georgia great a its flag is the
ton system obstruction
that ingenuity IN thrown in the of reform
of the
Kplngs words
forget
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-09
Diptheria and Health.
Chicago Record-Herald

Diptheria when it is neglected or
not properly treated is one of the
most dangerous of diseases. 1t pro-
crosses rapidly and is often fatal
within few days from the time that
1t makes its first appearance. Just
now 1T is on the increase in Chica-
go, and it will be a menace to child
rem at the opening of the schools.
The health department has made it
the subject of special warning
which should be carefully considered
by parents in all parts of the city
Though the disease has had high
mortality rate, it is easily controlled
the patient receives intelligent
care during it's earlier stages.
The Infection is being spread
through lack of quarantine in mild
and unrecognized cases. Children
suffering from supposed tonsilitis and
mild sore Threats are the chief sour
ces OF Infection. They spread the
dlphtheria germs among their play
mates. In cases where a physician is
called there is no excuse for a mis-
taken diagnosis. A culture can and
should be taken in every case of
sore throat tonSilitis and similar
affections
1t is better to go to physician
early than to take the risk of severe
illness and death, and a sore throat
should always be considered a dan
ger signal Those who ignore it are
likely to pay very heavy price for
their negligence.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-09
OUR FUTURE GENERALS
New York Times. J

Under the new militia law the mill
tia of all the States is being organized
as a reserve of the regular army. 1t
is natural, therefore that the new
army regulations should permit mill
tia officers to take courses of study in
the military schools and colleges of
the United States. Hereafter the var
ious army schools and the Army Staff
College at Fort Leavenworth, the
Coast Artillery School at Fort Mon
roe, and the Army Medical School at
Washington will receive National
Guardsmen as student officers In
our next war these men, as the Sec
rotary of War intimated in his adj
dress at the Army Service School last
week, are destined not to be officers
of squadrons and batallions but ito
command as Colonies and Generals. .
The American people are histori-
cally opposed to the maintenance of a
large standing army They trust
implicitly to the potential strength re-
siding in many millions of patriotic
freemen. Whether war with a first
class Power should come tomorrow or
twenty years hence, Conditions would
be the same. There would be no
large army "in being"
1t is Of prime Importance, therefore,
that the Nation should train a large
and efficient body of officers capable
of molding upon short notice it's vast
military potentialities into an effec-
tive army of defense Secretary
Wright's innovation should have the
hearty support of Congress and of
the people. Its success will notably
distinguish his administration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-09
The Editors Chance

The editor sat in his office chair,
Rubbing his pate all devoid of hair,
Reading his paper with listless air,
Scanning want ad appearing there
A want ad that read like this:
iWanted-A man who will work al
day,
And work all night at a small boy
pay.
One who is tranquil amid the fray,
Patient and humble in every way
When anything goes amiss
Must have a broad and learned mind
Must bear the troubles of all man
kind.
Must smile and like it when he's
maligned,
Must spend his life in a ceaseless
grind,
And then be laid on the shelf"
The editor said: That looks good
to me. Compared to my job, it's q
snap said he.
Right here is a chance to be glad
and free
And he signed as he turned the sane
forum key:
I'll get that job, myself"
Grand Rapids Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-09
WHAT'S THIS? SHEATH
TROUSERS FOR MEN?
Masculine Fashions Call for
Green COIOrS.

New York, Sept. S.-The fall and
winter seasons are likely to see a
good many Innovations in dress for
men, if the designs of tailors, haber-
dashers, and hatters are carried out
For one thing, there is going to be
a lot of color But perhaps the most
striking novelty of all is the sheath
trousers. In these the leg seams are
on the outside; instead of running
down to the bottom, they will stop
at the knee and be laced from that
point on, For those who are of
more retiring natures the seam is not
open to expose the calf of the leg, but
is formed into a plat.
Then there are the new pajamas
with mother-of-pearl buttons and
beading with any delicate shade OF
baby ribbon-pink being preferred by
the ultra-eXclusive ones.