I M I I I I IIHH M OUR LINES OF SPRING CLOTHING For Men, Boys and Children are now ready for inspection. Baer & Daley One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers r t t I I 4 1 V I I 'l l I1 1 I I r I I l NEWS FROM E CO HOTEL ARRIVALS. TUESDAY. .MARCH 31, 1903. GENERAL NEWS. Six streetcar strikers at Water bury, Conn., are under arrest charged with assault with intent to kill. Seventeen large restaurants in Den ver were closed Monday because of a strike of the Cooks' and Wnlters' Union. Noah Haby, of New Jersey, is 131 years old and lias lived in the poor house of Mlddlessex county for the past 50 years. An agreement has been made be tween Russia and China for the keep ing of the funds of the latter nt the Russian bank of I'ekin. William Kalley, of New York, has been laughing for five dnys and can not stop. The physicians have not been able to diagnose his case. President Cabrera, of Guatemala, and President Escalon, of Salvador, mot Sunday on the high sea and ar ranged satisfactorily the differences between those two republics. Sunday a Catholic priest in New York attacked the distribution in the Philippine Islands of the Bible which he declared was a quickly thrown together translation of the holy hook. Arthur Welhausen. a 13-year-old boy at .Marine City, Mich.. Sunday after a heated argument with his pa- rents, uecause ne inun t want to go to cnurcn, went to his room and shot Himself through the head. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. A Fruitgrowers' Union was form ed at Medford Monday. Smallpox has broken out in As toria in a malignant form. An annual regatta will be held at Astoria some time in June. A great scarcity of sailors now prevails In all the North Pacific coast towns. Eighteen striking miners at Kes wick, Cal., are now in jail, charged with rioting. Robert McCulloch, an Indian war veteran of 1850, died at Roseburg Sunday night ,aged 70. The Roseburg lodge of Elks has purchased a lot and will build an ele gant new hall this spring. , Plans for a railroad between Nome and Council City. Alaska, are now be ing considered by Portland capital ists. Pleasant Armstrong, the Baker county murderer, has made a public statement In which he says ho Is not afraid to die. Rev. Spergensen, a Boer minister, Is now In the Willamette valley solic iting alms tor the widows and or phans of Boer soldiers. Samuel Baer, of Larene. Wash., committed suicide Monday by shoot ing himself with a 32-callbre rifle. Suffering from the amputation of an arm, drove him temporarily insane. The Jackson County Dairymen's Association held a meeting at Med ford last week, for the purpose of discussing the use of ensilage as a dairy cow food. The postofllce at Lane. Idaho was robbed Sunday night of 400 in onsh. The Pullman (Wash.) Tnbune Is owned, managed and edited by Mrs. Minnie Sargent, who Is also an ex pert Job printer. Golden Rule. (!. H. Cassent and family. Orange. Li. Cunningham, Portland. A. B. Callaway, Portland. John E. Driver, Arcadia. Thomas McDonald, Coon Hollow. Mrs. A. .McDonald, Coon Hollow. H. Cameron, Spokane. G. I,. Yack, Tacoma. H. J. Riddle Skaguay. J. J. Simpson, Seattle. Miss C. Garland, Buerda. .Miss U Garland, Buerda. Miss I. Chamberlain, Uuerihi. .Mrs. E. Overhude, Buerda. William Moore, Spokane. K. W. Jackson, Spokane. Ett Burke, Portland. A .G. Howard, Portland. John Hill and wife, Helix. E. W. Haven, Portland. J. W. Plumor, Portland. M. Manasse, Coshocton. R. I Bourgnmer. Pilot Rock'. William M. Wards, Mapleton. William A. Wards, .Mapleton. Master F. Wards, Mapleton. .Miss Ada Wards, Mapleton. William French, Weston. C. Glllman, Weston. J. Harker. Milford. J. E. Moak, Tekoa. F. H. Welton, Tekoa. A. Nylander, Portland. F. K. Hilton, Spokane. 1.. M. Lasley, Spokane. F. Berg, Walla Walla. .Mrs. Armstrong. Westerley. .Mrs. Ivanhoe, Weston. .Mrs. Tooney. Sumpter. Miss Lula Hlnton, Sumpter. W. F. Bailey. Manhattan. E .A. White, Lewlston. P. E. Holt. Stockton. j A. C. Vnndewater. Walla Walla. BEEF SHIPPING RECORD OF BUTTER CREEK DISTRICT, One Firm Has Spent $75,000 for Cat tie Since December The Ship, ments for the Season Will Aggre gate 100 Carloads. Echo. March 30. J. R. Greer, of Shoshone county, Idaho, is looking over the field here. He Is accompa nied by J. B. Collins and H. M. Pen dy, of Johnson, Wash. G. T. Johnson stopped over here last night on his way to Salem, where lie goes to as sumo his duties as assistant warden of the penitentiary, O. W. Ray. an attorney of Heppnor, has been confined to his room at the Arllng Hotel hero for two or three days with a severe attack of la grip. He Is reported as much Improved this morning. Dick Jones, the liveryman, is put ting in a now rig every few days to accommodate tho homeseekers that are constantly pouring In. Owen Horton, city engineer of Col fax, came In this morning as advance agent for a number of Colfax people. T. C. Benson bought two carloads of fat steers of Ben McCuIIough and Is loading them here today. He Is also shipping a mixed car of hogs nm! cattle. He says in all his experience of buying cuttle, he has never seen a region of country that grows nicer cattle than Butter Creek. This makes 57 carloads of fat steers that he hns bought since December of last year, and loaded at the little, town of Echo. The average price Is about $1,300 per car. This means that one Ann alone has contributed to the wealth of this vicinity In the short period of three months, the sum of nearly $75, 000,000. He saj-B before this seoson Is over his firm will have purchased at least 75 carloads or about $100,000 worth. John Shaw Is also loading two car loads of cattle here today. The price paid Is 4i cents for cattle and 6U rents for hogs. Pendleton transacting business and visiting. S. S. Darnell is busy assessing Wil low Springs, Vinson and Hogue at present. Asa Luck of Vinson, was trans acting business In this part this week. Mr. Luck reports very poor cattle and scarcity of hay but sheep are looking line. Same have com menced lambing, while others will be gin Immediately. E.1 Welch, of Middle Fork John Day, was a guest of the Llnsners last week. .Mr. Welch was on "is roau to Pendleton. He und his brother-in-law hove about 200 head of nice two year-old steers. Jacob Bourne, of TJklah, has 125 head or good beef steers, which he hns been feedincr all winter. Mr. Bourne is said to have good feed anioiiL' his stock cattle. .1. A. Rust was dolne business In the city this week. The weather has been very warm all week. The thermometer hns rang ed from 40 to 70 above zero. Wed nesday morning some rnln fell and there was n slight thunder storm. Grass Is growing nicely, stock Is picking up and plowing nnd seeding are In progress. A. AI. Crozler, of Gurdaliu, was vis iting In Pilot Rock and this vicinity this week. His school will begin again In Gurdane about April 1, after a vacation due to sickness. The high winds tore down and turn ed over a great deal of fence and did other slight damage during the past week. There Is n report that the grass hoppers have already begun to hatch, and If they do not fly early, good-bye to grass and crops. B. F. Ogle, of Athena, Is here again looking after business. Mr. Ogle Is about well again. He reports Frank Mansfield as some better. HELIX HAPPENINGS. A Rare Opportunity. To get 180 acres of fine laud In tho Grande Rondo valley. Good improve ments; house, barns, etc., nnd there are hot springs on the property that ale easily worth the price of the whole proposition. Address Box SOS. City. THE BEST MANUFACTURING rt ft f Tit R rVK 7) IT A F Erctm j S MM. --' - O X V As McCormick was the original inventor of the rear ... so was "Best" the original inventor of the first v-J?. cr, so was blued Harvester. Grass and Adjacent rains wheat .) STATrc ok onio. CITY OP TOLEDO. LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of p. J. Cheney 4 Co., doing business In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, snd mat said nrcn will pay the snm of One Hnndred Dollars for each and ererr nw of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use oi uairs uatarrn care. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence this 0th day of December, A. D., 1888. (Heal.) A. W. GLEA80N, Notary Pnbllc. Halt's Catarrh Cnre la taken Internally end acts directly on the blood and mncoos surfaces of the system. Send for testi monials free. P. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo. O. Sold by all druggists, ?0c. Hall's Family Pills are the best THE DEVIL COMING. Lewis Morrison to- Appear In "Faust" Next Wednesday Night. Lewis Morrison's revised version of "Faust" appears nt tho Frazer Wed nesday, April 1. What tho dramatist calls heart Intorest hns been the cause of the longevity of many plays when Injected In sufficient niiniitltlos. Goethe's Immortal poom of Fnust Is credited with many years of phenom enal prosperity In Its dramatized form, greatly owing to Lewis Morri son's version, having carefully pre sorved the struggle between the good and ovll of Faust and .Marguerite, though sore-tempted and dominated by passionate love otherwise ono phase of heart intorest. Tho tumptatlon of Faust, Faust's lejuvonution and passionato desire to possess the lovoly Marguerite the hapless fato and final npotheosls of Marguorlto, tho rovelatlon of tho nethor depths of tho Inferno, with Satan ns u visible entity, possessors a rovelatlon that Is evident whonevor Lowis Morrison's production of Fnust Is presented. Notice. We, the undersigned, will be In Pendleton within a few weeks, for the purpose of purchasing three hund red (300) more or less head of horses for the United States cavalry, there fore, would instruct owners in this vicinity, to get their horses in proper shape to conform to the following re quirements: Geldings Roans, light and dark sorrel, and other hardy colors. They must be sound, gentle under the sad dle, with free and prompt action at the walk, trot and gallop; without de lect or blemish; of kind disposition, to weign not less than 850 pounds nor more than 1150 pounds, from 16 nanus i inch to 16 bands high; from iour (4) to eight (8) years of age; suitanie ior the united States cav airy. We will notify you later, the date we want the horses brought in for inspection. Yours truly. HENRY OLDENBTADT, HERMAN METZOER, or runner particulars, write to Merman Metzger, Portland Ore. Late Rains Have Started Crops to Growing In Country. Helix. .March 30. The late have made the surrounding country look very beautiful. Mrs. Scott, lately of Iowa. Is eon. fined to her bed with the grip. .Miss Fannie Dodge, who ha-, the measles and grin. Is able to b.- nut again. Mrs. A. H. Smith and .Mrs. .1. It. Phelps and daughters spent Saturday and Sunday m the home of L. D. Smith. Mrs. G. W. Knight. Mae Sones, Miss .Myrtle Knight and Ethel King, drove to Athena Saturday. Mrs. Charles Betts. .Miss Emma Green. Mrs. Cramer, went to Pendle ton, shopping Saturday. Word has been received from Osce ola. Mo., by rriends here, that Miss Nellie Horndon, primary teacher of the school here this winter, was mar ried to Silas Brown, of that place, on the 18th of March. Mrs. .Maude Scott and .Mrs. Cocker line were Pendleton visitors Inst weeK. D. B. Richardson was in Pendleton last week on business. B .B. Richardson, Clint Kern and B. H. Decker went to Pendleton Sat urday. W. M. Scott went to Pendleton Fri day and returned Saturday. Miss Flo Kllllan and .Miss Pearle Smith went to Pendleton Saturday. .Mrs. R. Raymond spent last week In Pendleton with her daughters. Resale and Jessie, who are at school there. Ws sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a positive guarantee, it will cure all enronic and other blood poisons. If you havo eruptions or sores on your uuuj, ur uro paie, weaK or run down. It is Just what you need. We refund monoy if you are not satisfied. 50 cents and $1.00 F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. Lady Ensley Properties. Birmingham, Ala., .March 31. After Ring in litigation since 1893, the pioporties of tho Lady Ensloy Coal, lion & Railroad Company aro to bo disposed of at public salo today. The properties, which have long beon In jfcelvershlp, consists of extensive toal and Iron ore mines and lands In Jefferson, Walker, Winston, Frank lln and Colbort counties. The Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Company is regarded as tho probnhlo purchaser of the properties. Mrs. Upson Your grandfather Is an octogenarian, Is ho not? Mrs. Neurlch Indeed, ho Isn't nnythlnir of th found on sale at Frozlor'B book fitoro. Dally News. RIDGE AND VICINITY. Gurdane School Resumes Again After Vacation Caused by Sickness Among Scholers. Ridge. March 30. George W Lin sner. made a trip to Pendleton on business this week. nr. and Mrs. P. E. Fletcher are In Lose Your Corns Wouldn't it be a comfort to get entirely rid of your corns? You can.. Can do it easily and quickly, with scarcely any trou ble, no hurt at all and' far slight cost. Oregon Cora Cure Is a guaranteed remedy. It can't fall once in fiv7 hundred times. If it does fall you are asked to come back for your money. No matter what you've tried, you don't know what a- real corn cure Is like until you. try this one. Price 25c. F. W. Schmidt, Ph. G. RELIABLE DRUGGIST, Postotlice Blk. Phone-Main 851 itf ...i i. Mm f 1 1 f on t Inn nf mi filn.i- wo aro still In tho lead in tho way of improvements In' "KING OF THE FIELD." After watching Its work in ths7.u ..oof olvfnon vrnrc nnd for the season of 190.1 It n,in v. ...T v .1 n .. ....ml.n. nt t.rilMnl.la I ..... ..n . " ua we uuve iuuuu u uuuiuv. ... ..uu, iuiiiuvumeilu The MACHINE Is the stroncst und most durable made. IMPROVED DRIVE WHEELS C feet 4 inches high, 22 lack RUNAWAYS are a rare thing with us. There Is a hr.v I.. ...l.,.! ...),t), l nnnfrnlla.l W flm .1.1.. HEADER Is driven independently from the orator, and Is arranged with a clutch for throwine In ami . ., ' " "Ul w WJ1C11 lUUllUg I'ULUCIDi THE SEPARATOR We wish to call vour nttnnli ...,. .... . , . - - u yai .1 to the separating qualities oi our macnine. We claim that no luuiuiiicu umivDivi uii m; wwnci ju uuj way COmpftrp ini forspeed and thoroughness of work, in all kinds and condiclT t 1 ...Ml !. 1nn nn, t It yiuill, uuu will icquui; icon ivum iu uyciaiD ji. AUTOMATIC GOVERNOR Our nntnnt wind ,. c,vc.:ur m fnnK irnvnrns the blast so that at nnv sneed at which it,, v n - - - uic i i.i r w mav uc traveling, rne winu is automatically roiruintprf . " . . . . . - " u vrei t-iuiuK i nt; olive uuu luitiub im; iaiu uvci iu me BlrftW n ..i . t i 11. . it rcnaieton, uuu nmite n pursuum uiHpecuon or eacu and every part eu to ao an we ciaim ior it ami to ne nrst-ciass m err? respect. TEMPLE & WILCOX, Local Agents i 4 : 4 4 4 I I M 1 1 I ' J M in si i ill 1 1 huh i ii hi i in Mimprer, uregon, lioid Mining District. I r ln,nul l.n tlTsC A T MftTUCn LODE system of veins and has for neigh bors on that vein such well known mines as the NORTH POLE valued at $io,oootooo. The COLUMBIA valued at $5,ooo,ooo. GOLCONDA valued at $3, 000,000. THE MONMOTH O. M. C0S BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5oo, 000. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued at $5oo,ooo. THE IBEX valued at $400, 000 , and many others. j The Grand Trunk Geld Miniiur and Milk i t. r . a - - . . . it. r b 1 lb r 1 uiicci i lift innnr 111 inn m mstfw iaih twinnr i Fishing Season Opens April First Prepare fot the great sport of catching the wily trout. Come to us for your rods, tackle, lines, baskets, hooks and other supplies. Our stock is the largest and best selected. FRAZIER'S Sporting Goods of all Kinds PLAY, NOT WORK The Kacycle rides further and taster with one-fourth less work H than any other bicycle made. It 3 is easier to ride a Racycle up hill 2 than many other wheels on level 5 ground, bee the RACYCLE At WiliA 311 Court Street It has no indebtedness of any character. It has a conservative mining and business management. ii ib oiicring 50,000 snares ot stock at 15c per snare. It Will beCOtllP a fll Vlflfnrl noifur In f clirf ftitilf. ' j'UJ . ,14 A V ..... careful investigation of its merits. 1. 1 .1. . j , . . . . . . ...Hw. ..w.iaw... J 1 lllilllllL; IIICU, UMSI!ll-a ..." 1 1 f IT ' Lmuivi-is 01 eastern uregon. Write us today and let us post you. WHAT IS THE USE of suffering from Indigestion If you eat what you want, or of starving yourself to avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating will digest your food perfectly and free you from all tho disagreeable symptoms of Indigestion and Dyspep- oiu. wnai you line at any time, and tako an Acker Tablot afterward. 1 Positively guaranteed. Your money will always be refunded If you are not satisfied. Wrlto to us for a frpfi samnlo. W H Tionimr a- r I Buffalo. N. Y. I EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES My line of Shirt Waists, in style and fit are unsurpas sable. Dress Skirts, Walk ing Skirts, Silk or Wool that have an individuality and al ways appear chic. Under skirts and Muslin Under wear in big variety. 1 make Shirt Waists, Tailor-Made Suits and Skirts to order in my own factory. Ed Eben 645 Main street. H. S. McCallum & Company, Miners, Brokersand Financial Agents, BAKER CITY, OREGON. Or R. S. BRYS0N, Local Agent. Pendleton. Oregon. , - j--'- 1 ' ct ' . w.. ltT.WI.WM. New Babies in Town Just arrived, the new style Baby Upright Piano at :-: THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, :: 315 East Court Street. Call and see them. They are reasonable in pnee and OUR EASY. PAYMENT ?laN makes it possible for everybody to have one. Investigate.