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mM 41 HUt Mil M'f'l '1 1 1 Hll 1 1 1 1'H'Ull iiiwhi"""! Seasonable Goods Worth Remembering Straw Hats 10c to $2.50 Each Men's Golf Shifts Our patterni! are exclusive; our styles are the latest; prices al ways modest Scc. G5C, 75c, i. i.5 and $1.50 Summer Underwear Colors: Blue, Lavender, Brown and Flesh Colors; all sizes. Big values 5-. 75c and Per Barmcnt Men's and Boys' Shoes $1.25 to $4.50 Bae & Daley One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers ! ,. I 1 1 I H I I I I I I I' I ! M l HOTEL ARRIVALS. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 190S. GENERAL NEW8. A $4,000,000 trust will control Vir ginia's output of 18,000,000 bushels nt peanuts this year. The HuBslan govuruniont Is said to not bollovu that a Halkan revolt will tnko place this year. A negro mall carrier in Tennessee fs threatened with death lr he at tempts to longer serve his route. Applications to covor the Transvaal loan of $170,000,000, were made lu London 20 fold greato. than tho loan. Two hundred and twenty-soven of tho 23G Presbyteries of the Presbyter ian church In Amorlcn, have voted for creed revision. England, Japan, tho United States possibly, and others of tho nations are preparing to "shoo" the Ilusslnn bear out of Manchuria. A ault for $1,000,000 has been brought against the shoo trust by a Boston man, who alleges it has ruined a lucrative business for him. Deputy Sheriff Halter, of Council muffs. Ia., was shot flvo times nnd killed by a man whom ho attempted to arrest on a charge of burglary. Tho Irish land hill has passed to its second reading in the house of com mons by 417 majority. It provides for government loans to small buyers of land. Tho Hrooklyn builders and contrac tors have organized nnd announce that they will light to a finish all de mands of the unions "undur all cir cumstances." Tho Chicago Master Bakers' Asso ciation has raised the price of buns, rolls, cakes, cookies and crullora 25 per cent to tho wholesalers and 20 per cent to the retail dealers, John Czolgosz, brother of the as sassin of President McKluley, has been Jailed at Los Angeles. No cliarges were lodged against him. He was simply "dotalned" until President Hoosevult gets out of the neighborhood. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Blngor Hermann has been Invited to deliver tho memorial oration at Al 'hany. Tho A. O. (J. V. of Washington is ,proparing for a picnic at Wultslmrg on June fi. The Portlund employers have refus ed to arbltrato their difficulties with the painters' union. Tho Sumpter sawmill strike will bo arbitrated by a local committee of Sumpter business men. A new postofilco has been petitioned for at Loudon Station, and also nt Johnson Siding, In Walla Walla coun ty. James F. llohen, cashier of tho Hotol Pleasontnn, of San Francisco, has absconded with $300 of tho hotol funds. The name of Elliott's Lauding, on tho north side of tho Columbia, near Astoria, has been changed to Charles ton. John Franklin, aged 14, has been held to tho federal grand Jury at Port land for robbing the postofilco at Nes kowln. Or., u( 13. John I. Hess, of Uoldendale, who was uppolnted as a midshipman ' at Annapolis, has refused to accept the honor. Edward 11. Wlckham. of Eugene, for raorly of Walla Walla, deserted his wife Friday, and eloped with her sis ter, Eva Mullen. Mrs. Wlckham Is left destitute. The postofrico department will es tablish free rural mail routos between Whatcom and Ferndalo nnd the sorv Ico at Yakima and Colfax will be greutly Increased. Clatsop county has nppointed threo experienced timber cruisers ns depu ty assessors, who will placo n valua tlon on tho tlmbor lands of tho coun ty. By this method It Is hoped to avoid tho unnual row betweon tlmbor land owners and tho assessor over .lvalues. Golden Rule. ' Miss M. White, Caldwell. H. Mason, Kansas City. A. Whaloy, Bolivar. J. L. Smith. Wallowa. Ben Mltcholl, Portland, T. H. Beatho and wife, Weston. Mrs. Tnuslck, Walla Walla. John Jonson. Necnnh. Henry Faas, Neennh. Paul, Thompson. Neenah. J. H. Taylor, Farmlngton. O. Joyce, Portland. J. Morris, city. T. W. Lusk, La Grande, O. A. Peck, Portland. A. E. Gross, Hoppner. F. R. Gross, Hoppner. Leo Cunningham, Portland. W. U. Mclloborts, Spokane. S. S. Gill, Spokane. W. Burnside, city. Carl Keepers, Helix. James McKay, city. 55. HoiiHor, Echo. Iloy Clark, Echo. A. F. Bernard, Echo. Mrs. Mohlhop, Baker City. Mrs. J. Bross, St. Johns. Miss J. Bross. St. Johns. Mrs. F. A. Jeffries, Mlddletown. Ben Clark, Pnlouse. J. W. Day. Collins. Estella Sullivan, Sumpter. C. M. Sturtevant, Seattle. F. M. Power, Spokane. A Startling Test. To save a life. Dr. T. G. Mcrritt, of No. Mehoopany, Pa., mnde a startling test resulting in a wondorful cure. Ho writes, "A patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcerations of the stomach. I had often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach troubles so I pre scribed them. Tho patient gained from the first and has not had an at tack In 14 months." Electric Hitters nro positively guaranteed for dyspep sia, indigestion, constipation and kid ney troubles. Try them. Only BOc at Tollman & Co.'s. Stock Farm for Sale. We have the Jas. Lindsay farm, near Alba for sale. It consists of G40 acres. 140 acres In timothy; more than 200 acres In wild hay, which win grow timothy. A portion will grow wheat and barley, balance pasture; abuudanco of water. All fenced; good buildings. Will sell In one, two or three tracts. Easy terms. BENTIJSy & HATtTMAN. RIDGE AND VICINITY LAMB CROP VERY LARGE. NEEDED ROAD REPAIRING, Sunday School Organized Large Tracts of Land Will Soon Be Fenc edLate Sheep Shearing Last Case of Smallpox Recovering. indue. May 7. Wo have had warm and very dry weather here for the past few days till yesterday niter noon, when It turned quite cool nnd wo had one of the worst dust storms known for years. It Is a nice day to day with some prospects for rain, which would be very bcnoflclal to everyone. Thermometer registered from 3C degrees to SO degrees nbove. Our Sunday school wns organized Inst Sunday for the beginning of the term. Lambing In this part Is roported very good. J. E. Smith Co.. reports 90 per cent; Edwards Bros., 95 per cont; Flinrnwald Bros., 90 per cent, etc, F. E. Potter, of Alkali, who Is work ing for James Hacked, took up 2G head of mutton sheep to the Dixie ranch for summer use. It Is reported that Joseph Kennedy has the wire on the ground ready to fence his land thnt lies In the foothills west of Alba, comprising about 800 acres. M. G. Edwards made a business trip to Pilot Ilock last week. G. W. Llnsner and two hired men nro fencing on his stock ranch near tho John Day. James Kinney, of Wobb Shoo, has his sheep nt Chnrles Cunningham's home ranch and is shearing them. A. Wnugh and T. D. Waugli are pre paring to fence their land that ox tends out west into the Jack Canyon. Thoy will take their cattle to their pas ture for summer In a short time. Clarke Sturtevant, of Pilot Ilock, who has had the smallpox, has recov ered and Is able to work In his store again. Mr. A. Wnugh and daugntor, Sirs. Sarah Manning, of Pilot Rock, wcro transacting business and visiting In Pendleton last week. Berton Smith, of the J. E. Smith Livestock Co.. of Bear creek, waff transacting business In Pendleton this week. M. E. Fletcher was doing business In Pilot Hock last Saturday. K. F. Fahrenwald mnde a business trip to the vicinity of Albn a few days ago. Schmidt & Viebrock moved from their farm in Alknll to their summer resort near Alba last Saturday. J. T. Ogle was transacting business In Pilot Pock and vicinity tho first of the week, Al Smith, of Pilot Itock, has finished work on the Jack Canyon road, which was In a very bnd shape from wash outs, etc. Cheap Fire Insurance. Al. II. Rice, of Freowuter, Umatilla county agent for tho Oregon Fire Re lief Association or McMinnvIlIe, was In tho city yesterday evening, return ing home on the 0 o'clock train. Mr. It Ico reports considerable activity In his business this spring. The total amount of fire insurance carrfed in Oregon fs $100,000,000, wliiTo thfs as sociation carries over $13,000,000, or one-eighth of the total. It has been organized eight years, has pafd C19 losses, levied 11 assessments, each of which were but 15 per cent of the cost of the yearlypremlums In the stock companies. It Is strictly mutual and the vote of the membership controls, its policy-. If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a pure herb dTinlr. It acts on tho liver and makes tho skin smooth and clear. Cures sick head aches. 25 cts. nnd 50 cts. Money re funded If It does not satisfy you. Write to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for freo sample. W. H Schmidt & Co., druggists . For Bare. Threo-cjuarter sections of good wheat land, of which one-hair Is in grain, nnd ull lies five miles north east of tho city. A dwelling, two bams and other outbuildings, nnd n good water Bystem. Call nt Oliver & Co.'s grocery, or at tho home of u. W. Rlgby. 704 Thompson street. Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous nffectlons. At all times a matchless system tonic and prlfler. Money refunded If you are dlssatls (led. 50c and $1.00 F. W, Schmidt & Co., druggists. Ten Dollars Reward. A brown marc, shod all round, with a whlto strlpo in nor fnco and wear ing a saddlo with a coat tied on be hind, has Etrayed away trom mo vi cinity of Gibbon station. Ton dollars reward will bo paid for tho return of the outfit to Henry Hill, Helix, Ore gon, The gold yield of Victoria for the first two monthH of this year amount ed to 120,139 ounces. There are now 51,538 divorced peo ple In tho United States, of whom over two-thirds aro women. During March the public debt in creasco $1,031,021, Cavalry Horses-. The government inspectors will be In Echo on May 26, and In Pendleton on May 27, for the purpose or Inspect ing cavalry horses. All persons hav ing horses suitable for this nuriioso are requested to present them for In spection on those dates. For price and runner information, apply to Zoeth I longer at Echo or Pendleton. H. AtETZGEH. Contractor. Sir Henry M. Stanley, the explorer. Is recovering from a Icing Illness, which at one time was regarded as serious. Enjoy Life Out door exercise means improved health and a sunny disposition All Kinds of Sporting and Pleasure Goods No matter what game or pastime your fancy runs to, you can get the goads to promote it at FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store "Just Tty a Paot Ciga" 5 cents BELL & CO. Sole Distributors Front and Washington Sts , Portland, Oregon READY TO TAKE WARRANTS. Walla Walla Business Men Set an Ex ample Which Pendleton Might Profitably Follow. To insure the erection of the new proposed high school building with tho least delay possible and also to calm any fear contractors might have as to the legality of warrants tu bo Ihsned for the payment of the new school, the board of education has secured tho guaranty from 25 of Walla Walla's prominent citizens and capi talists to subscribe for $43,500 of the warrants, snys the Statesman Tho following instrument which has been quietly circulated the past week, and last night was made public with the names of those who subscribed for amounts from $1,000 to $5,000: "in virtw nt Mm (:wt thnt AValln Walla requires the prompt construc tion of tno proponed MUli hciiooi iiuiiu lug, so that at the very earliest possl lil Tnnm.Mil- the nresuiit overcrowded condition of the schools may be reliev ed, tho undersigned, eacli tor imnseu, nitrnoe fltilt- lift will rnK'P ill nar the amount set opposite his name in war rants to be- Issued by School District No. 1 m payment ot any contractor triy wnrl fit mllturinl fnrnlflhpil fur such building, and to so take such warrants notwithstanding any objec tions whlclr may be rai?cu us 10 me legnllty of such wurrants or any suit which may be brought In regard thereto." (Then follows tire names of the 25 citizens and' institutions that have slg uffiml rlinlt- wllUtif-iinHK tt iiutvlmse the school warranUr, In amounts rang ing from ?l,uuo to ?r,uuu. Lots ton Sale. I offer some nice lots on the north side near the river. No grading need ed. Price $200 to $300. N. T. Conk-tin. t A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned T .. from "5 to 50 per ceut on the Block I have left. Thb 1. . Vtta..uS PlnLe out sale and I am outUng prices to a ngure th.f ?' hem? 'I'hlvomade heavy reductions in the price ofTace SrtlelS. rugs, art squares and matting. All 6O0 and 65o linoleum I am closing out at 50c a yard. All 30o and 50o wall paper I have marked down to 25c per roll. , Oval framed Frenoh Plate Mirrors 33 per oent off. I still have some high grade standard sewing machine left but the, ' are Eolng fast so you nau """" " "y are wingit 1 from $18 up. Pictures auu piuiu.c w.j-ui uveai iiairprfc. 1 I ThSe are genuine bargains. It will pay you to come In and see me. J ! JESSE FAILING, Store near the Bridge r . . 1 - L.J..Jl.J..iWJ,J,.X,Jt.A.l..J . . 3 3 j MAIN ST.1 1 Sharpies Tubular Dairy Cream Separator Beats them all for close skimming and easy running, no disc or howl complications whatever The closest sklumilng and easiest turQluxl adverse circumstances as rega'd to quality, coo-l onion uuu u-juiwittiure in me nmK, re&um smooth, frothless, perfect cream that will chuml out more uunui lunn ui uc uuuuueu iromujl other Separator in existence. ( an bethorough-l tites, a there are only three pieces to the bow J fill. Ohnntilnu fPiiKulaw nl,l..nn II M iUC ouuiwim uuuiui lumjiiuics are lilt UKnfl . 1 .1 1 . . 1 BUiniie t'liu uurauie umuu.unu can iemain& .1 1 - II . 1 . ,i euftiu 11W wink iui uii nuu xcuewai panfl 1 any oiner separator on me inarnet. For catalogue, address: T. C. TAYLOR, The Hardward Nad PENDLETON, 0RI TTTTTTTtfMTfJ T TTVTVTVVTTVTyTTTTTVTTTVVTTTf TTTTTIj 3 UAAAll 1 The Grand Trunk Gold Him Work on the construction of the first Hour mill at Grunt's Pass has been commenced. It is n four-story structure ot 100 Iwrrels capacity per day. Oat Soda Fountain Is sizzling, and Uzziug, and bubling with the Most Delicious Drinks None hut the best quality of materials are used. 1 DELICIOUS SODA DRINKS Try our Mt. Hood Sundae Only at F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist I'OitofEco niock. 1-hoiic Malu ji Sumpter, Oregon, Gold Mining District. Is located upon the GREAT MOTHER LODE system of veins and has for neigh bors on that vein such well known mines as the NORTH POLE valued at $10,000,000. The COLUMBIA valued at $5,000,000. QOLCONDA valued at$3, 000,000. THE MONMOTH Q. M. CO'S BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5oo, 000. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued at $5oo,ooo. THE IBEX valued at $400, ooo, and many others. The Grand Trunk Gold Mining and Owns Its Property Conslstlne of 160 Acrea of Rich Odd BearlnfVl It has no indebtedness of unv character It has a conservative mining and business nianafjei'iwj It ts offfinng 50,000 shares of stock at 15c per sim Tt will lifrntY.f n Kviflnnrl imt'nr in a short time It will pay you to write us for full particulars and careful investigation of its merits. It has the indorsement ol mining men, business menl bankers of Eastern Oregon. Write us today and let us post you. it yr w w r r Miners, Brokersand Financial Agents, BAKER CITY, OREGON. Or R. S. BRYS0N, Local Agent, Pendleton, Oregon. Our Weekly Mining Letters on Sumpter, Oregon 3 District free on Application TYYTTTTYTYTTYTYYVTYTTTTTTTTYYYTYTTTTTTW Gold! ! BEAUTIFY YOUR LAWNS Nicely mowed Lawns are easily maintained. Tak at our Easy Running Lawn Mowersj They are made on the correct principal. .qEN ll operate them. Let 11s snnnlv vou with GAKy J . 111 j Best goods at lowest prices. : : ' ' Thompson Hardware Co. bZ Maui awei EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE w Ml I H H-HHfn.frfr ii i I in I nutti I joc 1 tron ; Thos On I if-