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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1903)
Si DAILY EA8T OREflONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1903. I ITEMS YOU'LL NEED For Summer h Boy's Wash Suits 50c to $ 1.25 1. Negligee Shirts 50c to 250 Golf Shirts 50c to 1 50 k Cool Underwear 50c, $t.oo and Si. 50 'niit k Pretty Neckwear 25c, 50c and 75c ; Stylish Belts , . , , 25c to yos Fancy Hosiery 150, 25c and 50c '. Boys Clothing 20 per cent. Discnunt I Men's Two Piece Suits $5.00 to ?6 50 ; Men's $13.50 Suits, Reduced to Siooo ! Men's 17 50 Suits, Reduced to $14.00 Straw Hals, all there is Left at Half Price & DALEY MARKET NOT OPEN WHEAT OFFERINGS ARE VERY SLOW UP TO DATE. Highest Price Paid Up to This Time Has Been 66 Cents for n Special Lot Hauling Is Slow Because Lit tle Threshing Has Been Done 70 Cents for Mill Wheat Predicted by Some. t One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters t GENERAL NEWS. I.os Angeles' total rovenuos for tho lust fiscal year woro $200,000 less than the city's expenditures. Then- have been recent extensive changes in the sea-bottom levels nruunil the Hawaiian Islands. Thp steamer Siberia lately brought to S3n Francisco from Asia $242,000 worth of raw silk and 27.071 chests of tP.I Of 41 Presbyterian ministers who hao died In the United States dur ing the past year, the average, ago was CS years. Wholesalo Importations of Ghineso into Mexico Is going on. Within 00 days 4,000 hav( ixen landed at Guay was. They take tho place of native and American laborers In tho mines. A Vancouver. 13. C. man 15 years ago broke his neck. He was one of two men on record, Injured as he was. who recovered. A few days ago he fell into a ditch and dt owned in six inches of water. There are in tho Transvaal and the Hand a good many irreconcilable Hoers who will bo deported for sedl tious talk and actions. They will bo scattered as much as possible mrougii llritlsh colonies. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. A. Xyliutder. Portland. W. lliische. New York. George S. Hell, Portland. John J. Ingnlis, Topeka. A. Stengor, Portland. Mrs. I-:. Greer, Spokane. Mrs. George Stevens, Spokane .Mrs. nila Harnett, Walla Walht. P. C. Haughmnn, Portland. I'. Tellotson, New York. J. Tred Kishor, Spokane. .1. H. MHcher, Starbuck. W. U. Strong, Walla Walla 1.. Iluuzlker. city. W. H. Gleiideuing. Portland W. P. Adams, MoMlnnvllle. William Henry. Payette. Mi-ss Stamborgcr, Colfax. .Miss .Minnie Llewellyn, Colfax Miss Haggle Codd, Colfax. Abe Kreldel. Spokane. -Mrs 1.. A. Devinny, Deliver. Tlie lopoit thnt wheat was soiling nt (!S cents last Saturdny seems to be nothing hut rumor. It is true that one lot was sold to one of the innis for iMi cents, but that wns a special sale and was not the index of the marUot. They are paying from CI! to Oft cents, but nt this time they have gone no higher in one or two special cases like the one on 'Snturday lust. The exporters are offering C;i cents, but it is hard at this time to place any solid quotation on the list for tile reason that there .s no market. The men are not as yet bringing their wheat to the waiehouses, or tho mills, ami there Is no supply for the demand. It will be a few days be fore the grain begins to como in, and until then the market will he practically a thing unknown. The farmers are some of them waiting for the price to raise, but many of them are not hauling for the reason that they have not finished threshing and cannot put their teams cn the road until they have hud the fields all cleaned up. When that time comes they will begin to come into the town with tho grain for stor age. This wait on both sides will have the effect of all holding for a raise. Tho men who can haul are of the opinion thnt If they wait a little until the market settles that they can get a better price, and so ail of the wheat will come In to gether. It is thought by many of the grow- ers and some of the buyers, that the price will yet he 70 cents, though this will le mill figures rather than tut exporters' quotations. "Old Home" Week. London. Out.. Aug, 3. Today ush ered In "Old Home" week In tlilH city for which nronaratloiiB have boon nrnkliiL' for several months, It Is os (limited that nt least 10.000 visitors will he nore, among them large dele- gallons from Chicago, Detroit, toio do, Cleveland, Rochester, Illlffnlo Syracuse and Now York city, A Centenarian's Birthday. Orange. N. J Aug. 3. Miss Janu Elizabeth Hlllyor of East Orange, probably tlte oldcBt woman In Now Jerscv, celebrnted her 102nd birth day today Miss Hlllyor retains all her faculties but has been unnblo to walk for many years owing to an ac cident when she was 1)0 years old, when she broke her hip. llest shoo work nt Toutsch's. NORTHWEST NEWS. MIsb Frances Thomas, of Astoria was elected queen of the regatta, her total vote being 115,138. Some of the wheat fields of the I.ewlston country are averaging as high as 50 bushels per acre. The steamer Koanoke arrived at Seattle from Nome, Sunday, with 132 passengers and $3.)0,noo in gold on board. North Yakima hops are being con tracted at 10 cents a pound, and probably half of tho crop is now sold at that price I). B. Provost, mayor of Ashland, was probably fatally Injured Satur day by being struck by a falling block and tackle at an oil well. An anti-gambling crusade Is now in ut Eugene. It Is being pushed by the same people who were opposed to Sunday baseball, earlier In tho season The state board of equalization of Montana, has rufused to grant the railroads a reduction of 10 per cent on the assessed valuation of their property. Sam Talarco. an Italian gardener of Walla Walla, wns dragged to death Saturday evening by a runaway team, lie was making arrangements for his wedding at tho time. "Calamity Jane," an old triend and admirer of "Wild Hill" Hickok. the uoieu scotu. and tough of Dead wood, died at Deadwood Sunday, and requested to be burled beside Hickok in the Deadwood cemetery. A new railroad from Huntington to l.owiston, down tho Snnko river, Is now proposed. Articles of incorpo ration have neon drawn up, with M Golden Rule Hotel. .Matt Crosby. Washington. A. G. Mustor. Washington. .Mrs. A. G. Mustor, Washington. W. J. .Moore, Spokane. .Mrs. II. Martin anil fniully, Spo kaue. S. S. Gill, Spokane. It. G. Turner. Portland. V. .1. Gardner, Portland W. I.. Davis Portland J. E. Gault. city. Mrs. Hernanl and daughter. Salt Lake. Mis. W. J. Davidson, Salt Lake. E. Ross, Salt ljike. S. Ibbltson, Spokane. J. Catron and wife. Wllliamsiiehl. A. M. Catron. Walla Walla. Florence Smith, Holse City. It. A. Campbell and family, Tarkiu. Mrs. M. O'Hara and daughter. Portland. Fred Hatfield, Kairburg. H. M. McKinzIc and wife. Walln Walla. Frank Wilson, Walla Walla. 1). E. Kennedy. Hot Springs. G. D. Galley, Portland. J. G. Helfrlch, Spokane. It. Hell, Spokane. F. II. I.uwis, city. C. P. Stevens, Seattle. FAIR GROUND TIED UP. Deafness Can Not Be Cured Hy Iwal applications as ther can not reach tlie diseased perilous ut me Is only one way to cure deafness, and that 13 by constitutional remedies. There Deafness Is caused by au Inllameil condition of the mucous lining of the i:ujtacl)lan tube. When this tube U Inflamed you hare a rumblln'' sound or Imperfect hearing', mid when it Is entirely closed, deafnew U the result, and unless the Inllammatlon can be taken out aim this tube restored to its normal condition, bearing wll be destroyed iorever: nine cases out or ten arc caused lur Catarrh, which Is nothnc but an In- flamed condition ot tho mucous surfaces. We will clve One Hundred Dollars for any case of tfeafwsu (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh ('tire Senil for circulars free. I-'. J. CHII.N'nV A CO., Toledo, O. Hold by all drujrssts, T.'e. Hall's I'umlly rills are tlie best. Walla Walla Association Will Not Book Races Until Subscriptions Are Paid. Tlie Walla Walla County Fair As sociatlnn is now building stables oil the grounds sullicient to necomnio date tho horses already here. to 7ii In number, says the Union. The bringing of water from Singleton spring is also under way. tho work having been completed as far as Fourth street. Delay is occasioned by a wait for pipe which Is expected daily No entries for tlie tall races have been booked ns yet. The officers will accept no entries till those taking stock in the association pay up. Thure is now about $2,500 still outstanding, whicn should be forthcoming at once. Among the horsemen from outside points who have written for entry blanks is J. W. Zlbbell, or VaHejo, Cal., with a string of nine fast pneors and trotters. Ho wants to enter two of his horses In Tree tor all or high speed races. He specifies ;i sit class trot and a 2:08 class pace. It Is not known whether enough horses will be entered to make these classes USE PURE ICE INSTEAD. APPETITE'S POOR! A sure sign that the stomach Is out of order, the bowels are constipated and the llvor Inactive. You cannot enjoy your lood as long iib this con dition prevails, and unless It Is reme died nt once you're going to he seri ously ill A few doses of Hosteller's Stomach Hitters will make a great Improvement In your condition, it will make the stomach healthy, re store the appetite, and cure Heart burn, Dyspepsia and Constipation. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS ABC $0 HEM IAN W OF BOTTLED King w .. RFFP SOLD EVERYWHERE. Follow the Crowd THERE is a big DEMAND for Canned fruits anil vogotuhles that taste like nwthor's lYIooopoIe Any of those-warm even ings and you will find tli cm at I hits all the fresh ripe flavor of t tho fruit or vegotahlo noth- 1 ing hut tho most Boloot stook ! J goes into a M0N0P0LE uan. j " Every hit is jiauked fresh, I sweet and dolicious, with I painstaking care and you can not find an oqual anywhere to i M0N0P0LE. Schmidt's Fountain Alter trying our soda you will readily understand why they all come here. They say our ice cream is the richest -our gin ger ale tlie snappiest our egg drinks just right. Foncy drinks well, the mere names will make your mouth water. The reason is simple we use nothing nt our fountain hut tlie very best, and our fountain man has made n life study of the business and knows just how Have you tried the "Ilecrthut made Pendleton famous?" Our Root Beer ICE GREaI J"st call Un u. ton's Candv a a,a nmntuy 0: i Co utoour; c(lI. v - natlsfnclnrv . :.yo,,Pl th, "ot wcat J "! Ico cream. Illirn !.. . . 0ur el it.1t . you are ,ln "wa. try MPw"k cur ca;dlG:r!r fresh every day. F. W. Schmidt's Tho Reliable Druggist roit office Mock Phone Main 851 Standard Grocery .Moimpo i (Jrocnrs Court Htrf'i J J uli if 1 1 1 1 J, 1T1 ili T, ---- -TtTTTTTTTTTTtTtTTTtttTT t DESPAIN k CLARK j.i 1 . 1 t t t n f.nnrnH Plat7npr1pi t All 1. ....I.. ..r r.".....i. T fwi uiiiu? ui 1 1 j j f Meats always on J hand. Fine Bacon, Hams and Sausage. Prices as low as the lowest I An Arizona man wan compolled latuly by an order of tin- court, to Don't Run Any Risk Use Ice Krom Boiled and Distilled Water. "OwiiiB to the low HtnKO of the water In the city woll it has been found necessary to pump Homo of the Hiipply from tho channel of the river. For this reason it Is thought be3t by Dr. Colo, tho city health oflleer, to call the attention of the public to the advisability of boiling the water used for ilrinhliiK purposes." K. 0 July 22. Ilottur use pure Ico, made from water that lias been both boiled anil distilluil, It Is cheaper than you can boil the water ltoss Ice Co., Thone Main 1781. U7 of.ll 41,. nr.-lt... n L.-J O. need, of Colfax, president, M. M. turn over notes agKregiitiHK In value ) fierSi Acer'B Blood Elixir umlor a Goodman, Dayton, attorney, and first $3ii,00n. While in possession of the vice-president, and J. P. Hale, of Hat- court thoy wore stolen. He now sues tlo Creels, Nob., second vlce-presi- the judgo for their face nnd outside dent. , damages. Pacific Ironworks Foundry, Machine and Blacksmith Shop Structural Iron, (Bast Columns, 1c. Carry in stock Steel Beams, Angles and Channels, Bolts and Rods. All kinds of Repair Work Attended to Promptly East End Hurnsido 8t. Bridge, Portland. positive guarantee. It -will cure all chronic and other blood poisons. If you have eruptions or sores on your body, or are palo, weal; or run down, It Is just what you need. Wo refund money If you aro not satisfied. 50 cents nnd 51-00 F, W. Schmidt .t Co., druggists, Store For Rent. I am planning to erect a two-story lirlfiK mock on tho cornor of Webb and Cottonwood streets. IJoforo 1 build I would liko to secure a renter for tho upstairs nnd downstairs either separately or together, so that in uulldiiiK I can arrango tho building to suit tho renter. Those desiring to rent call or address It, Martin, at his grocery stole. CONSUMERS WHOLE SALE GROCERY AND WHOLESALE COMMIS SION MERCHANTS 514-514 MAIN STREET Phone Main 1741 Oiegou Portland. Saint Helen's Hall Homo and Day School for girls of all ugea Academic and College Preparatory courses as woll as thorough Primary Instruction. Ideal situation on the outskirts of city of Port land. Daskot ball. tennis, horseback riding. Year book sout on application. ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Prin. Any Time Is a Good Tii Now is the accept n, haVf Vnilr hm.. - 1 . . pered. A little painting htril there will help Its look mJ 'uoy. some nice, brloht wall paper will lend a ilt, to any room. Our stock of paper waB never .nore comple pattern in endless variety every one new and un.tnj color deslrjn. Better come til let us show them to you and! yuu wnai 11 will cost for wnoie nouse or one room. E. J. Murphy 111 Court Street, Is always received wheil place your order with us. Fir. Tamarack ..Pine., Why buy poor coal lid can get the best for the I price? Laatz Bros Telephone Main 511 COMMERCIAL STABLES G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR. llofore deciding where school, examine a to go to Carryalls for picnic parties Goud teams with competent drivers fur commercial moil. Speedy horses nnd ' handsome rigs for ovening mid Sun day drives. Gentle horses for family use. Stock boarded at reasonable rates. Host of can. elvi.i, t ,, ,ui. stock. Opposite Hotel I'enillnifm ! catalogue for tho coming year. Pendleton Academy 'Phono Main 1G1. If you desire a (jood complexion use Mokl Tea, a puro herb drink. It acts on tho liver nnd makes tho skin smooth and clear. Cures sick head aches. Twonty-fivo cts. nnd 50 cts. Motioy refunded If It does not satisfy you. Wrlto to W. II. Hooker & Co., Hutfalo, N. V,, for freo samples. W. II. Schmidt & Co., Druggists. In 10 years the number or Scandi navians engaged as sailors on Amer ican vessels has ilocrensed from 22, 000 to 10,000. A NEW UNION. How to Join and Get Quick Results at Small Cost. Why not Join our union of piano purchasers and have a hundred dol lars? You can do It and we can help you. This Is how it Is done: Wo can well alford to sell ten or mure pianos cheaper than one, so hnvo organized n union of ten niembors. You Join and pay ifio.ou down nnd $10.00 a month, the piano Is yours. Now hero Is the best part of It. uvory thno n "w mennier joins mo prico of your Now building and equipment. Now man agement, and u faculty of experienc ed teachora. Special arrangement for music students and for tho care ful ovorsiglit of all studonts from out of town. All grades of public school work thoroughly done. Our colloge preparatory work is nccoptod by tho best collogos East und West. Moral and social udvuutagos the very best. Term begins Soptonibor 14, 1908. REV. W. H. DLEAKNEY, PRINCIPAL TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBR0S Tulepliono Main i STATE NORMAL SCHOOL instriimont (lepreclntes In prico $10; I WESTON, - - OREGON In othor words, when tho union Is I - lllled ove.y member gets his Instru-! TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 10th iiitmt $10.) less than regular price, i nji iMumpic, u regular $:i00.0() Instru- muni can no nnd for $200.00 by Joining tho union, Don't delay tak log aitvantngo of this great opportu nlty, as it will only last n low weoks of tho dull season. This, combined with our easy payment plan and ox change contract makes it possllilo for everyone to have an Instrument, riiorkelsoii's Piano House, 31G E Court street. Everything musical. HOITT'S SCHOOL. Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California Thorough montnl, moral nud physi cal training for boys. Homo Influ ences; lioautltul surroundings; excel lent cllninto; careful supervision; limited numbora; prepares for any unlvorsity or for business. Fall torni begins August 11. Send for Illustrat ed catalogue.. IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., President. -L.tr WE DO IT Impresses most p . that we have the mvz ,J ting u ue mu - -Dnes tol wheel Same thing M"! feature of c ar - umt upholstering d0 T W the vehicle look as gol a" orders, please. , settiogj -..I inn flWUV Inn tho wool . wo . wood la getting on - ,i il while you .t !M than the 1)1,1 ,wanUEgles and H two. IftM. Wagons. 'V"' j,at are W wheols at l"IcW"BR08. eJ We have tho Bio -