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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OHEQON. MONDAY, MAY 18, 1903.
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Clothing
for Spring
The height of perfection in Tail
oring has been attained in onr lines
of Spring Clothing. Each garment
has a distinguishing style which
together with many other notable
points has bonght onr olothingin
great favor with the conservative
dressers.
See our Suits, from
$10.00 to $ J 2.50
BaerO Daley
One price Clothiers,
Furnishers & Hatters
GENERAL NEWS.
Eight persons wore seriously hurt
by nn explosion of gasoline on the
yacht Vagabond, Sunday.
The labor unions of Denver and
the employers have agreed to submit
their differences to arbitration.
Governor Mickey, of Nebraska, will
expose the persons who offered him
bribes for appointments, last week.
Gilbert P. Moran, an employe of
the Santa Fc ,was shot Sunday at San
Bernardino, by Frank Barton, an ac
tor.
Over 500 men members of the vari
ous labor unions of Denver have been
sworn In since the present strike be
gan. The general assembly or the Pres
byterian church is In Besslon at Los
Angeles, with an immense attend
ance. C. M. Schwab, president of the
National Steel Corporation, has pre
sented Homestead, Pa., with a free
Industrial college.
Detective Sergeant Carey, of New
York, believes the whole Btory about
an infernal machine being sent
aboard the Urabria to bo a fake.
The first round In the Investigation
of the alleged swindles In the postof
flco system was a knockout, the pros
ecution getting the worst of It. Postmaster-General
Payne declares the
charges are unfounded.
Ellen M. Stone, in a letter to the
state department, asks that indem
nity be demanded from the Turkish
governmont on account of her im
prisonment. She does not suggest
any amount.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and
the great raining firms of South Af
rica, have agreed that the only solu
tion for the present labor difficulties
of that country In the importation of
Chinese labor. Trouble Is expected
to follow the carrying out of that jk1-.Icy,
THE "JOURNAL WAGON."
Unique Soliciting Outfit Nov.- In the
Interior of Oregon.
The Oregon Dally Journal advcrtlB
Ing wagon Is now rolling along some'
where In tho Interior of Oregon, whore
roads are often dim and postoffices
scarce.
This unique scheme has attracted
great attention, as almost every Con
trnl Oregon exchange has reprinted
the story of the Journal wagon, as It
first appeared in tho East Oregonlan
three weekes ago.
It left Shanlko last week In charge
of Paul DoLnnoy as correspondent,
and A. E. Puterbaugh as solicitor.
They expect to remain in the field
for at least three months, perhaps
ending their remarkable trip at Pen
dlcton somo time In August.
Ail tho famous battlefields of Cen
tral Oregon, nil the early settlements
old mining camps, places of historic
note and prominent pioneers will be
visited anil written up.
The Journal will make use of the
data gathered in a great harvest or
holiday edition this fill.
ONE WAY OUT.
( PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8.
"Ex-Governor Geor Is now stumping
the first district for Illngor Hermann.
Tho condensed nilllc ractory at
Hlllsboro. will bo ready for opera
tion on Juno 1.
The quartz mill on tho Lucky Boy
mine. In tho Bohemia district, will be
Increased to 50 stamp capacity.
Ada Boom, of Yroka, Cal., died Sun
day In a deserted cabin In
skirts of the town, after n drunken
carousal lasting a week.
Robert A. Hill, of Bear Prairie,
Clatskanio county .Washington, was
accidentally killed by a sawlog, Sun
day. An epidemic of burglary has struck
Eugene, several reports of pilfering
having been reported to tho city au
thorities. A young man named Wcstfield. is
wanted by tho North Yakima author
ities for defrauding a dozen creditors
I,, that city.
Over CO cottages are now under
course of construction at Seaside, In
anticipation of the groat summer rush
to that point.
The Tacoraa & Eastern Is thu name
of a now road now being surveyed
trom Tncoma south, with Portland as
a possible objective point.
Alexander Fachln, a prominent
AValla Walla sheep man, Is under S2,
000 bonds for Importing a Fronch wo
man to Walla Walla for Immoral pur
poses. Frank Harrison, n Northern Pacific
carpenter, was Instantly killed Satur
day ovenlng at Whatcom by falling!
from a now coal bunker to tho water,
CO feet liolow.
A hot contest Is now raging bo
tween two rival boards of control of
tho Florence Crittontou homo at
Portland. Tho last logislaturo ap
propriated JC.OOO for its maintenance
and appointed a commission to ox-.
pond tho money. Tho old board of j
lady managers refuse to resign, j
A Resident of Pendleton Shows the
Way.
Only one way to euro a bad back
Liniments and plasters may relieve
it.
They won't cure It.
Backache means sick kidneys.
Doan's Kldnoy Pills cure nil kidney
Ills.
Pendleton people prove this.
Itcad a case of it:
Mrs. J, Brynk, who lives on Star
street, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are
a grand medicine, as I know from e.x
porience, and I hnvo no hesitation In
saying that any sufferer from back'
ache or other kidney troubles who
will give thorn a fair trial, will bo more
than well satisfied with tho results.
I suffered from three or four years
with sharp pains In my back which
became acute when I attempted to
bend over, or to lift anything. Be
sides, I had rheumatism or lumbago
In my loft arm so bad that I could not
ralBo It above my shoulder without
assistance from my loft hand. I saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised unci
got a box nt the Bjock ,& McComas
Co. drug store. When 1 hud used
three boxes tho backache had van
ished and with it the rheumntlc pains
tho out-1 through my nrms."
For sale by all dealers. Price B0
cents per box. Fostor-Mllburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y., solo agents for the
United States.
Komembor tho name DOAN'S '
and take no other.
The
Parrot Cigar
is the new 5c cigar
so much talked about
It's good qualities are
Astonishing
"Jest Try a
Parrot
Cigar1 '
5 cents
BELL & CO.
Sole Distributors
Portland, Oregon
The Migratory Sheep of Spain.
There are In Spain pretty close to
10,000,000 migratory sheep which are
every year traveled something like
200 miles from the plains to what Is
called the "delectable mountains,"
where they are fed until snow falls.
These sheep are known as "transitu
mantes" und their migrations are reg
ulated by ancient laws dating from
the fourteenth century. In certain
f.easons of the year no other stock is
allowed to travel on the same route
as the sheep, they having a right to
graze on all open land on the way,
which consists of a road SO yards
wide lor the whole distance. Tho
flocks are accompanied by mules and
large dogs; the farmers carry the nec
essary provisions and the clogs act as
guards against wolves.
RAILROADERS' CONVENTION.
Rrrthriond of Trainmen In 8eslon
at Denver.
rvnt.-r iuv 1S. The sixth annual
convention of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen, met hero today
and probably will continue for two
weeks. Matters of routine character
wcro discussed at tho opening ses
sion. Changes In the constitution and
matters affecting the Insurance
branch of the order are the principal
questions before the convention, the
sessions of which are secrot. More
than 1,000 delegates and visitors ore
in attendance, nurraio anu scvuim
other cities are bidders for the next
rnnvnlltlnn nt the order.
The report of the secretary and
treasurer shows tho organization to
be In n flourishing condition. During
thp last fiscal vear there was an ait-
crease In the membership of 9,000,
making a total of 60,000 In round
numbers, scattered over all tho prom
inent roads of the United States and
Canada. During tho year 32 new
lodges were organized, making a total
of 670 lodges.
Largest Order of Railroad Men.
The Brotherhood of Hallway Train
men Is the largest order of the kind
In existence and was organized for
the nurposo of lending mutual aid to
the members of that vast army of
workers who handle and caro for the
trains of tho various roads of Amer
ica. It organized at Oneonta, N. Y
September 23, 1883, taking for Its
model the largo and successful order,
tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers. Not only does the order work
for the temporal Interests of the
trainmen, but It has attached to It as
an auxiliary an Insurance order,
wherewith to provide for those who
are left when the far too common
switching, ditching or wrecking acci
dent tnkes away the head and sup
port of tho homo; when the unan
nounced crash tells of trouble ahead.
and tho cars are piled in telescoped
heaps on and around the track and
beneath Is the mangled bodies.
In the beginning the name of tho
order was tho Brotherhood of Hall
road Brakemen, but as the order
grew, the others of the train crew
evinced a desire to associate them
selves with the order, and Its title
was broadened to suit the broadened
conditions.
A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned
You can save from 25 to 50 per cent on the stock I have left Tm. ,
aennine dosing out e and I am cutting prices to a flui uSAi
rn ti, t Vinvnmade neaw reauouona in tun nriu. i i
portieres, rugs, art squares and mattings.
m Rfin and fi5o linoleum I am closing out at 50c
All 30o and 58o wall paper I have marked down to 25c'per ,.ni
UVttl UUUDU JJiBuwii .. - " will, UU,
I still nave some uijn g macmnB kft luii
Oat an ran had better come in at nnra th, uul
from $18 up. Pictures and ploture frames yon can haveatbi?;
i iirae uic gcuumc wm(j"w - "i v wuie iu ana gee jx
JESSE FAILING, Store near the
Delightful Summer Res.rt.
Whoro are you going to suend vour
acatlon this summer? Before vou
decide this question, Investigate Leh
man springs. It is beautifullv situ
ated. Plenty of shade, splendid
water, excellent accommodations.
phone conneitlons with Pendloton
and other points, nnd it Is easy of
nccess. A few weeke siient at Leh
man Springs will nut new vim nml
Igor Into you. The waters nf Its in.
rious hot springs have curative prop
erties. There are 1!5 cabins, a largo,
hotel and plenty of camping room.
ou win mid It n delightful summer
resort. Address C K. Dutton. Ieh-
mnn Springs.
Quick Arrest.
J. A. Guolledge. of Verbena. Ala.,
was twice in the hospital from a se
vere case of piles causing 21 tumors.
After doctors and all remedies failed,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly cured
him. It conquers aches and kills
pain. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s, drug
gists.
For Sale.
Three-quarter sections of good
wheat land, of which one-half is iu
grain, and all lies five miles north
east of the city. A dwelling, two
barns and other outbuildings, and a
good water Bystem. Call at Oliver
& Co.'s grocery, or at the home of u
W. Itlghy, 704 Thompson street.
HUMMOCKS
HAMMOCKS
I have the largest line
Hammocks in the city
you to select from. See the
display in our show window
of
for
T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware Man
PENDLETON, ORE,
741 MAIN ST.
niiiniHUH iimm ohm hhw i i i i h
YOUR
BEAUTIFY
Nicelv mowed Lawns
are easily
at our
LAWNS.
maintained. Take a lool
Change In Time of President's Special
I rain.
On request of varlouu IhihIiipr
oople of the city, the O. It. & N. nn
has changed tho time of the special
trnln leaving Pendleton Jlay 25th for
Walla Walla to leave Penillm nn nt
o'clock, noon, instead of 10 a. m..
as advertised heretofore. Mnko a
note of this and benr In mlml t!i,
special train leaves at 1 L'o'clock noon
mis cnango in time no doubt will be
appreciated by tho business nennln.
and public generally, as it will only
bo necessary to be absent frnm ih
city one half dav ,
the trip to Wnlla Walla. Those de-
irlnjj to leave earlier in the dnv mn
do SO b' UrlllC the rpClllni- trnln nt
8:15 a. m.
Lots for Sale.
I offer some nice lots on the north
side near the river. No grading need
ed. Price $200 to tfJOO. N. T. Conk-lln.
For Rent Suite or rooms, nicely
furnished, one block and a half west
of Slain street Inquire 208 Alta.
Oeorge Hugglns, Baker City.
Mrs. C. Jl. Brown. Medford.
O. M. Richmond and wife, Weston,
W. B. Bolton. St. Louis.
.Miss Campbell, Weston.
Miss Clark, Weston.
J. C, Bartlott, Dromsly.
John SIcDInnoy, Boise.
.1, Posner, San Francisco.
L. Cunningham. Portland.
F. O. Dean, Wulla Walla.
If you are troubled with Impure
blood. Indicated by sores, nlmnlee.
heartache, etc., we would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which we soli
uudor a positive guarantee, it will
nlways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic
poisons nnd all blood diseases. B0 cts
nnd $1.00, F, W. Schmidt & Co.,
druggists,
Enjoy Life
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manently qurod by using Mokl Tea.
A pleasant horb drink. Cures Consti
pation and Indigestion, makes you
eat, sleop, work and happy. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or money back. 2G
cts and CO cts. Writo to W. II. Hook
er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for a freo
sample. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists.
lave you bad your shoes repaired
at Toutscu? Try him.
Outdoor exercise means
improvedhealth and a
sunny. disposition.
All Kinds of Sporting
and Pleasure Goods
No matter whatgamc or
pastime your -fancy runs
to, you cannot the
goods to promote it at
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationary More
Oar Soda
Fountain
Is sizzling, und 1'iEzing, and
bubling with the
Most
Delicious
Drinks
None ont the best quality of
materials are used.
DELICIOUS
SODA DRINKS
Try our
Mt. Hood
Sundae Only at
F. W. Schmidt's
The Reliable Druggist
I'mtoBicc Block I'houe .Main 851
Easy Running Lawn Mowers.
They are made on the correct principal. It's a pleasure tl
operate them. Let us supply you with GARDEN HOSE, j
Best goods at lowest prices. ::::::::
Thompson Hardware Co.,
62 f Main Street
EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE
t Headquarters for Fishing Supplies.
1 1 1 1 1 II I III 1 4 1 1 'I' 1 44 I U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 IW
THE SURE WAY
to Provont Pneumonia and Consump
tion is to cure your cold when it
first appears. Acker's Enollsh Rem.
edy will stop tho couch In a nlcht.
and drive tho cold out of your system.
Always a quick nnd sure cure for
Asthma, Bronchitis, and nil throat
and lung troubles. If it does not sat
isfy you tho druggist will refund your
money. Write to us for free sample.
W. H. Hookor & Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
F. W. Schmidt & Co., drugglats.
THE BEST MANUFACTURING COM
STEAM AND HORSE POWER
COMBINED HARVESTEllSX
AS trrir,,.l,.L- v., tlio nrlL.nl I,., ntnr nt Mi fPnllCr 20(1 t&
er, so wus "Best" the original Inventor of the first successful Col
blued Harvester.
We wish to call the attention of our friends who contempt
purchasing a Side-Hill Combined Harvester the coming seau, -we
are still in the lead in the way of Improvements, in harves u
mucuinery, anu which our farmer friends have ngmiunj' -
past sixteen years, and for the season of 1903 it will 1 " Wl
u we nave made a mimber of valuable Improvements,
The MACHINE is the stronest and moat durable made.
IMPROVED DRIVE WHEELS C feet 4 Inches high, 22 Inch "I
iB a brake J
maiu drive wheel, which Is controlled by the driver
HEADER Is driven Independently from the grain wheel of sj
arntlir nnH la nrm,.r.l 1. .1 In unit OUt 01 6 1
-. 14 hiiuu "iiu u 1.111 1 .J U iui luiunuib "
when turning corners.
THE SEPARATOR We wish to call your atteution partl'uUj
to the separating qualities of our machine. We claim that no
CQmliinoil )ind-ifo. ,. rntnnare """!
- i uu me muiAL'l tail iu nuj "
for speed and thoroughness of work, In all kinds and conditio" ,
a-nn, auu win require less team to operate it.
AUTOMATIC GOVERNOR Our patent wind governor on jl
urns governs me uiast so that at any speed at wmcu i" --- j
may he traveling, tho wind Is automatically regulated and P 1
clogging the shoe and carrying the grain over in the str- ,
We take pleasure In .Inviting you to call on Temple A
Pendleton, nnri ,olro ar.l I..- .!.. f nl, nnd eYC'l r"..l
our machines before placing your orders. Every machine 1
ed to do all we claim for It and to be first-closs In every rese" 1
TEMPLE & WILCOX,
Local Agents