H
Kir?
Big Discounts on
Boys' Clothing
All Knee Pants Suits
AH Vestec Suits
All Two-Piece Suits
We allow a Discount of
20 Per Cent
Buy while you have a chance to save money.
Bae? & Daley
Oiiu-Vrieo OljthitM's, Hatters tunl Furunhors
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1903.
GENERAL NEWS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
California's orange outlook is una
sually promising.
Tho first state railroad of Bolivia
is nearing completion.
Armed men aro now guarding tho
Mate capitol of Colorado
President Elliot reaffirmed Wednes
day that a scab Is a hero.
Owing to the scarcity of coal the
iron market is very quiet.
Peace has finally been reached be
tween the big ball leagues.
Chicago is planning to build a bou
levard under the Chicago River.
The heaviest snow of the winter
is now falling In Western Colorado.
Mascagnl refuses to bo discharg
ed as director of the Jtosslnl Lyce
um. Cocoanut oil Is the latest product
to be brought Into competition with
hog lard.
England does not approve of tho
nctlon of the Gorman commodoro in
Venezuela.
The president of the German relch
stag has applied the gag rule to tho
socialist members.
President Roosevelt will speak""at
r the bi-centenary of John Wesley. In
New York on February 25.
Great anxiety Is said to be api
parent at Washington over the late
bombardment of San Carlos.
Tho agricultural appropriation bill
carries $G.238.S60. an increase of $29,-
000. but $-100,000 les sthan the -estimates.
.
Marconi's manager has announced
that, ho will soon begin the installa
tion of wireless stations covering the
entire world. ,
Pletro Mascagni has been appoint
ed director of the Rosin! Lyceum, at
Pessaro. Italy, the highest position In
the Italian musical world
Hotel Pendleton.
William Slusher. city.
R. W. Henderson, San Francisco.
George Hamburger, St. Louis.
John Hosicins, Spokane.
W. ,M. I.ovenshalee. San Francisco,
W. L. Alexander, Tacoma.
O. Otlershagen, Portland.
William Fitzgerald, Portland.
L. Allenhoffer, Portland.
M. H. Pattern, Sjmkane.
R. D .Hamilton.
E. H. Burke, Portland.
J. J. Hums. Portland.
J. A. Kloeckner, Portland.
Golden Rule,
La Orange and
wife, La
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
Henry Koellmire, of Oregon City,
was held up Thursday, near that city
by a footpad, and robbed of $10.
Ex-State Senator J. W. Morrow, of
Heppnci, has been appointed state
land agent by Governor Chamberlain.
Fire In the Griggsby-Allen Furni
ture Company's store at Boise City,
caused a loss of $2000, Thursday eve
ning. Indian war veterans of Oregon are
asking for an appropriation of $300,
000 for back pay, due them from tho
wars of 18R6.
Students of the State University at
Eugene aro locating Southern Ore
gon timber land, as fast as they can
find suitable claims.
Frank Marsh, of Sumpter was
crushed to death Thursday In a cave
in at the Oregon Monarch mine in
the Red Boy district.
The Tacoma Railway & Power
Company has begun on a plan to con
struct an electric railway from Port
land to Tacoma, by way of Olympla.
Baker county stockmen will hold a
mtlficatlon meeting over the news
that the National Livestock conven
tion of 1901 will be held in Portland.
Half a dozen residences have been
robbed in Tacoma during tho past
week. Tho police force Is trying to
rid the city of every suspicious char
acter. Heavy rains during the past week
have swollen the Southern Oregon
strenms until much damage has been
done, especially on tributaries ot
Ttoguo River.
Miss Lilian Whltaker, of Lawrence,
Slnss.. has nrlved in Tacoma. In an
swer to a fake newspaper story to
tho effcW tl at 500 young men of that
city wore lr seirch of wives.
For Salo Two lots and four-room
liousq; barn on place, Inquire W. of
W. offlcoB, O, building. '
J. E.
Grande.
T. W. Lusk, La Grande.
H. J. Blddle. Portland.
James Walker, Athena.
W. T. Shaw, Hudson Bay.
H. C. Galloway, Hudson Bay.
Ama M. Comer, Elgin.
William H. Woodslde. New York.
Miss .Mario Gould, Portland.
A. L. Payne. Walla Walla.
Carey W. Fasher, Portland.
H. W. Buell, Elgin.
Henry F. Hill. Helix.
F. J. Haner, Portland.
H. M. Stcrk Michigan.
J. W. Koontz, The Dalles.
J. W. Lieuallen, Washington.
J. T. Brl3tol, city.
F. G. Taney and wife, Now York.
Ruble Welch, Denver.
Kittle Francis, Denver.
Kate Coyle, Denver.
Kitty Dyer, Denver.
May Beatrice, Denver.
C. H. Waters, Spokane.
J. F. Hayden, St. Louis.
F. M. Manning, Lewiston.
N. H. Branch, Lewiston.
E. L. Barnett and wife, Athena.
J. E. Cunningham, Spokane.
Louis Winters, Arlington.
Mrs, A. J. Jennings, Chicago.
Cordelln Waterman, Chicago.
S. L. Wahl, Genesee.
W. N. GIbbs, Genessee.
Edna Wahl, Moscow. ,
Mrs. W. Glbb, Moscow.
E. Wahl, Moscow.
R. Morrison, Athena.
E. Morrison, Athena.
C. II .Morrison, Athena.
M. F. Morrison. Athena.
H. Kirkpatrick, Milton.
Sam Lee, Spokane.
W. J. Moore, Spokane.
F. L. Hammond. Palouse City.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
With local applications, a tbey cannot
reach the seat of tbe dlseaoe. Catarrh Is
a, blood or conatlutlonal disease, and In
order to cure It roil mast take Internal
remedies, tlall's Catarrh Cnre Is taken In
ternally, and acts directly on tbe mucoua
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure la not a
quack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians In tbls country
for years and Is n regular prescription.
It Is composed ot the best tonics known,
combine'! with tbe best blood purifiers,
rctlng directly on tbe mucous surfaces,
rh iwrfect 'omhlimtlon of the two Ingre
dients Is what produce such wonderful
results In cnrlmjr catarrh. Send for tcs
tlmonlals free.
T J. CnKNKV & CO.. Preps Toledo. O.
Bold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family rills are tbe beat.
Cheap Rates Westbound.
From February 15 to April SO, 1903,
inclusive, the O. R. & N. Co. will
lir.vo on 3ale tickets from Missouri
Rlyer points to Pendleton for $22.50;
from St Paul $25.00; from St. Louis,
$27.50. Call on tho O. R. & N. ticket
agent for full particulars.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Is an old
friend In a new form. It Is prepared
for the particular benefit of sufferers
form nasal catarrh who are used to
an atomizer in spraying the diseased
membranes. AH the healing and
Lootblng properties of Cream Balm
are retained In the new preparation.
It does not dry up the secretions.
Frlco, Including spraying tubo, 75
cents. At your druggists, or 'Ely
Brothers, 56 Warren street, Now
York, will mail It.
FIRST FLOUR MILL
SOME FIGURES FROM PEN-
DLETON'S PIONEER MILLER
Umatilla County Flour Goes Directly
to Asia San Diego Bakers Use No I
Other Make Wheat for First Mill,
Here Hauled From Walla Walla.
Thr report that Byctr,' mills In Hi!.-'
place arc 'running day nnd night nml
turning out COO barrels of Hour per
ony," led an East Oregonlnn repurte-;
to visit the establishment and nialn-j
some Inquliles directly of the propri
dor. Mr. Dyers stated that tho mill
has as a matter of fact been running
day and night for years most of tli
time, and turning out Its full capac
lty or S00 barrels per day. Of thf
output, 3000 barrels per month arc
told in Portland and 1000 barrels In
Seattle. Of this 1000 barrels of Hour
at least one-half Is for the Aslnth
trndo.
San Francisco ninkes a steady ile
i! mid upon tho output of this mill,
though It is not heavy. In San Dlegr
there arc two bakers who use flour
tioin this mill exclusively. Mr. Byers
told his first flour for the Oriental
trade In 1881, or in 1SS5. directly to
a Chinese merchant In San Francis
co. Since then the mill has contin
ually sent a portion of Its output
across tho Pacific. Twenty-six men
are employed In tho mill at this time,
and the number Is Increased to 3"
immediately after harvest each year
since tho new mill was built and the
capacity made whnt It now Is. Mr
Dyers built the first mill In Pendle
ton in 1S71. It was a 50-barrel affair,
and the wheat ground In it was haul
ed from Walla Walla. There was
very little wheat raised In Umatilla
county at that time. The Byers mills
now turn out, as mentioned above,
800 barrels per day and the elevator
nnd warehouses have a storage ca
pacity of 00,000 bushels. Ot this
amount the elevator will hold 75,000
bushels.
Mr. Byers' opinion and experience
with tho varieties of wheat are worth
mentioning here. He states . that
Turkey Red makes the stiougest
flour, but that the whitest product
is from Bluestem. Ho Is interested
in the introduction of the Turkey
Red wheat and last year brought in
10,000 bushels from the Horse Heav
en country. It was introduced into i
tho Horse Heaven country originally
from Kansas, where It Is the most
popular variety. Several thousand
bushels of this wheat ho sold among
the farmers of the country, by whom
it wns sown last fall ns an experi
ment. It was taken into ail parts -of
the county, so the trial will bo im
partial.
One reason for the enormous stor
age capacity of the Byers mills is to
enable the management to store great
quantities, sufficient to enable the
coast dealers with whom he deals to
sr.ve storago charges at coast points,
which aro enormous. The present
buildings, which were built following
tbe nre of four years ago, were en
tirely planned by Mr. Byers, no arch!
tect being called. The roofs of all the
storage houses, Including the largest
one, which is 100x200 fett in size, are
bridge and truss supported to save
the room that pillars and partitions
would otherwise occupy. The entire
plant Is lighted by electricity gen
erated by a plant which Is part of
the equipment. Tho first electric
light plant in Pendleton was put In
by Mr. Byers, in his mills. The now
buildings are also protected ngalnst
fire by a complete outfit of hoso and
.lyilrnnts on every floor.
I Mrs. Newlyrlche John, wo must
really make soniu move i ei
high soclctv. Now, how nre we go
ing to do It? Mr. Newlyrlche Hang
ed if I know. Jane but I'm going to
put that question to the butler Just
as soon ns I can rntch him with a
confidential Jag on. Puck,
For Sale 23 sections of grazing
and farming lands In Umatilla nnd
Alorrow counties. Good buildings.
Ranch will feed 15.000 to 10.000
sheep. Plenty of water. Also be
tween 11,000 nnd 12,000 head of
sheep, 130 head of cattle, 30 horses,
wagons, harness, plows, seeders and
other fanning supplies. Address
Joseph Vey, Pendleton.
ELITE ....
STATIONERY
Your up-to (lateness
Ten 'Dollars Reward,
Lost Last May, one bay horso;
weight about 1200 pounds, branded
65 on left shoulder, mane Toached
last spring. Will pay nbove reward
for return of samo to Purl Bowman.
s
shown in the kind of station- &
ery you use.
XI . !
Stationery changes styles 55
f. : i ?5
ii uig aaiut; as wealing apparel K
anil if you would be in fash- h
i' ion vou must have the new. S
s est ideas. $
We have an exquisite new
line of the real chic makes
and ask you to take a glance
at our window for some of
yt of the late styles.
1 FRAZIER'S
it
Book and' Stationery Store $
J
SCROFULA
Bad air, poor food, insuf
ficient clothing, dark, damp
or crowded apartments are
frequent causes of scrofula.
Perhaps this explains why the
ailment is so common in the
poorer sections of large cities.
Scrofula, however, does not
recognize city limits. It pre
vails under all conditions of lo
cation, soil and climate. More
over, it is but a step to
consumption, and herein lies
the great danger. It is just
as well to avoid the step.
It is rather strange that
Scott's Emulsion should con
tain just the very things that
nature requires in curing
scrofula. The pure Nor
wegian cod liver oil helps to
build up the whole body and
enables one to acquire new,
healthy, solid flesh. The hy
pophosites of lime and soda
act as a tonic on the blood
and tissues, replacing the
waste and giving strength and
new structure where it is most
needed. Because of its mild
action, pleasing taste and
nutritive properties, Scott's
Emulsion is vastly superior
to plain cod liver oil. There
is nothing that will do more
good in the case of scrofula
than Scott's Emulsion.
We'll send you a sample Iree upon request.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
A09 Pearl St., New York.
American Field and
jpg
iipniniu ALL S7CCL riuaiA
AlAtniliAN WOVEN I-MUtti
I
HOGS, SHEEP, CATTLE
stay wines
la in, on a IN.
APART
-PfcfcH
I rLMLMJ;
n -- f i i i 1 1 7t rmn
B :1 1 1 I I I I llt
I have n. L. .
StocW , U
Field Tf Ani
the 4
-"-"Best and
made hVM 00
market 1 i ' u I
m ton".,,! v
v.tir-ru Qnn -siiADnuTtrrrk money nn tho .L
Examine my line before buying
3
1 T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE f
I 74X Main Street
OTTO MIESCKE
There is nothing tough
sheepish about our Mutton.
or
Our steaks are always tender
and juicy.
Your meals will be better and
more palatable if you allow us to
fill your meal bill.
Full weight, best meats, lowest
prices and prompt delivery are
our trade builders.
U R YYY
VISIT
THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE,
315 East Court Street.
B 4 U By
-A
Piano ot Organ
AND HEAR THEIR
Easy Payment Plan
RETIRING FROM BUSINI
Having sold all my carpets, I now offer the balance!
stock for sale, regardless of cost. The goods to he sold consi
Fiber Matting, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Portieres
Paper, Sewing Machines, Pictures and Picti
r-rames.
JESSE FAILING
escKe
COURT STREET
Hoaser's Old Stand
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
We have the largest stock of carpets, outside of Portland,
the state. This is an undisputable fact, We offer better b
gains than can be had in Eastern Oregon, another fact wki
is proven by the low prices we are ottering.
BAKER & FOLSOM,
Next door to Postoflice.
We announce that we have opened undertaking parlors!
connection with our furniture and carnot store and will ansl
calls day or night. Phone Black 273.
PERFECTION IN FLOW
Going out of
BUSINESS
All sewing machines
in stock to be dis
posed of at cost.
Come early and
select a bargain
WITHE E
!J l 1 COUIIT 8THRJST
Is. reached in BYERS BEST. Better flour cannot be rJ
The cream of the wheat crop enters in Byers vest
Flour, which is right for bread and
Fancy Baking.
PENDLETON ROLLER MIL
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
DR. LENA ALLEN BOON!
rtmTlWPT
OSTEOPATH, 813 THOMPSON
OSTEOPATHY is common sense. It will hear fQts
is in harmony with Nature's laws, seldom fails and neve
It is not Faith Cure Christian Science, Magnetic por
ing. It is based upon a correct knowlcge of anatomy a
cv. A larce ner cent of so-called incurable cases are n
method. The following especially are treated: Eye, ear 1
heart and lungs, liver and kidneys, bladder and ure nai u ,
stomach and intestinal troubles, all dislocations anU "goeclala
vous diseases, ceneral diseases. Diseases of Women & P 1
For Health, Strength and (1
wv.-mw 11 III 1
Murphy & Langever, Proprs