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EGON1AN, " nPr.nN. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1903. Iff-. DAILY EAST OR t IN as 'OS- The Shield to Health Belfast Utesb Linen . . . Underwear Unexcelled for Durability Appearance Fit and Finish Baerfr Daley GENERAL NEWS. There Is considerable doubt about the ratification by Colombia of the canal treaty. A German Antarctic expedition has discovered land hitherto uncharted, and in large tracts. The window glass trust has advanc ed the price 20 per cent on small sizes nnd seven per cent on large sizes. A volcano is In eruption in the Loo Choo Islnnds. which belong to Japan. Their principal product is sulphur. Hold-up men yesterday shot . and killed the conductor of an East St. IauIs street car. who interfered with I their robbery of the passengers. Evidence is accumulating that Hub sla's occupation of Manchuria Is peaceful, warlike and everything j eise luiHimp to niaue it permanent. Custom house statistics show that 550.000.000 of diamonds have been im ported into the United Stntes In the last two years upon which duty has been paid. The election of delegates In Den ver to drnw up a new city charter, re sulted in the defeat of the straight republican ticket by a majorltv of from 100 to 2.500. The freight handlers and employes of wholesale houses in St. Louis, who are on strike, are making a losing light, their places being generally filled with non-union men. The Jews of Odessa. Russia, are arming systematically to defend themselves from any possible massa cre similar to that of Kishlnof. Men ! and women are now armed with re- j volvers. Some of the larger firms of textile j jiiuiiiiiuuiiiittin in i'u;iuiiuipuia nave announced iheir Int- mii.n or conce.1 ing the ileuinntU f Hie strikers who went out last Monday. Between S5, 000 and 9O.000 operatives nre out. Clara .Morris, the actress, denies ahat she Identified tho body of the suicide. David E. George, last winter at "Enid. Ok., as that or Wilkes Booth. Others acquainted with Booth aver that he was killed in 18C5, according to accepted history. . PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Charles Tindall. or Salem, had his right nnn rut off nt the elbow by a steam wood saw, Wednesday. Jerome Lytie, who was Injured by n Southern Pacific train nt Dayton, Wednesday morning, died later from results of the accident. The ferry-boat City of Seattle and the steamer Lady of the Lake, collid ed on the Sound Wednesday. A panic among the passengers ensued. Polk county goat raisers are ship ping male goats to New .Mexico, for breeding purposes. The Oregon spe cies is said to be much harder than the southern breeds. The Portland union barbers have declared war on the unfair laundries nnd will hereafter patronize only the co-ojKiratlve laundry established by discharged laundry employes. Tho party of German scientists now In Oregon, have taken about 200 pho tographs or Oregou hop yards, orch ards and farm scones on thoir trip through the Willamette valley. .Miss Eugene Ware, former United States land commissioner at Eugene, Is now under arrest for fraud in the land office In that district. .Miss Wure hns furnished $1 .IKK) bonds. President Muhler. of the O. 11. & Jf., has returned from a two weeks' tour In Wasco and Crook counties, presumably for the jtirjxs of look ing Into the matter of an extension of the Columbia Southern, William M. Albertl, of New York. Is now in Tacoma en route to Cnpo Nome, where he will unearth the complete skeleton of a mommoth or mastodon which was located In a placer claim there last year. ' HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Will C. Gibson, Portland. Jerry J. Lyons, Walla Walla. A. H. Mcintosh, Starbuck. W. R. Glendenning, Portland. George K. Burton, San Francisco. J. O. Thomas, Boise. Max Frlelander, Chicago. I. Nachman, Chicago. Will Buchanan, Denver. Fred Plechmer, Denver. William H. Moult. San Francisco. B. B. Bay. Portland. O. B. Cresfield. Portland. W. H. B. Kent. Washington. Lee Held, city. R. E. Port and wife. Meacham. S. V. Anoch, San Francisco. L. E. Cochran, Boston. George H. Falrhrother, San Fran Cisco. Clarence Jap. Portland. George G. Charles. Portland. T. H. Herbert. Portland. W. H. Garrett, Portland. Ed Blackburn. Portland. R. Lelke. Portland. O. W. Meek. Portland. T. M. Milliter. Portland. H. E. McKenny and family. Kelso. E. J. McConnlck, Portland. E. I. Goslin and wife. Seattle. G. S. Youngman. Portland. E. B. Canan. Portland. J. F. Weeks, Missouri. A. S. Heatfield and wife. Spokane. George Storm. Spokane. Charles H. Green, city. A. H. Lickmer. Spokane. T. B. Morgan. Portland. Mrs. .Morgan, Portland. Golden Rule Hotel. M. Young. Weston. J. H. Walters. Starbuck. W. M. Nuslmoiith, Starbuck. J. W. Travis, Heppner. Miss Edna Owens, Athena. P. H. Russell. Athena. H. C. Card, Athena. I). D. Kelly. Tekoa. Airs. G. M. Knight. Helix. J. Clark, Forest Grove. T. W. Jackson, Spokane. M. Lomer. Spokane. J. G. Helfrlch, Spokane. Miss Newcomb, city. C. C. Henderson. Pilot Rock. T. H. Follett. Tekoa. J. G. McClollnn, Nolin. A. Humphrey and wife, Hallev. S. G. Humphrey. Halley. ) Startling Evidence. Fresh testimony in great quantity Is constantly coming In, declaring Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption. Coughs nnd Colds, to be unenualed. A recent expression from T. J. McFurland, Dontorvllle. Vn., serves ns example. He writes: "I hail bronchitis for three years and doc tored all the time without being benefited. Then I began taking Dr. King's New Discovery, and a few bot tles wholly cured me" Equally ef fective in curing all lung nnd throat troubles. consumption, pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co.. druggists. Trial bottles free, regtilnr size, fillr and $1. For Sale. Three-quarter sections of good wheat land, of which one-half Is In grain, and all lies five miles north east of tho city. A dwelling, two barns and other outbuildings, and a good water system. Call at Oliver & Co. "b grocery, or at the home of u. W. nigby, 704 Thompson street. Driven to Desperation. Living at an out of the way place, remote from civilization, a family is often driven to desperation In case of accident, resulting In burns, cuts, wounds, ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply of Iiucklen's Arnica Salvo. It's the best on earth. 2uc, at Tallman & Co., drug store. The national encampment of the Spanish war voterons will be held at New Haven, Conn., September 26-30. BRfGGSON ITEMS SEVERAL CASES ILLNESS. ONE BEING APPENDICITIS. Will Be a Large Attendance at the Pioneer Picnic at Weston Next Week British Columbia People Looking for a Location Increas ed Attention Being Paid to Growing of Corn. Briggson. June 1. Grandma Ha gen. who has been visiting at the N'arknus home for the past five weeks, has been quite sick. Her health has. been-very poor for some time. However, she seemed much Improved yesterday, despite the fact that she Is 71 years of age and very feeble. I Walter Farr took a load of potatoes to Pendleton yesterday, after having secured a sale for them nt 75c per sack. Charles Rose, of oippe, Idaho, formerly a resident of this place. Is after an absence of several months, t.i rpnnrtc m-nrvthlnir ilnnrlshlni? In M,n .intlnn nr the rmmtrv n 1 IlmliH- tine Imon rnnfinecl lo his home for the past few days with kidney trouble. Abe Ahrahamson was taken seri ously 111 last evening. It is feared he may have appendicitis. Medical nld was summoned, but nothing defi nite has been learned as yet. Clark Klllgore will move back to the Al Johnson place soon, where he will engage In cutting cord wood for George Payne. Sam Rose's cheerful countenance once more greets friends and rela- tlves after quite an nbsence. John Blom came up from Pendle ton yesterday for a few days visit with his parents and friends. James Klllgore Is moving bis fam ily from Hudson Bay to the moun tains for the summer. James Cargill. who has been at tending the Adventist camp meeting at Pendleton, returned home yester day. Clarence Ross will drive the stage for C. W. Avery from Bingham Springs to Gibbon Station the coming season, which begins about the luth of the month. Uncle Gus Johnson, of this place. has received word from his niece. Mrs. Anna Peterson, of Knslo, B. C. stating they will come here to look for a locntlon in the near future. Quite a large acreage of corn and potatoes are being planted here this season. The corn Is quite a new feature here, as the seasons were thought to be too short. However, small pieces of corn have been grown successfully for the past few years, and a good many are giving it wider attention now. Pioneer Picnic at Weston. Quite a number of persons from this section are making preparations to attend the Pioneers' picnic, to be held at Weston next week. As very few were able to be present at the Caledonians' picnic, which was held last week at Athena, on nccount of tile cold, damp weather, which pre vailed. Rain and Hail Storm Sunday. This section of the country was visited Sunday evening by quite a severe electrical storm, followed by a heavy Bhower ot rain and hail. The rain was quite a welcome guest and the farmers looked smiling. How ever, the spring-sown grain is looking fine. When yon wish to chanpe your ad, ring tip our ad man before noon of the day previous to the change. SYRUPS Monopole, Rock Caridy, Red Star and White Rose in half gallons, gallons, jackets and pails. HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES Lettuce Radishes Onions Celery THE Standard Grocery Court Street Low Sellers of Groceries INDIGESTION Is the cause of more discomfort than any other ailment. If you eat the things that you want nnd that are good for you, you are distressed. Ack er's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect nnd prevent Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely eat anything, at any time. If you take one of these tablets afterward. Sold by nil druggists under a positive guar antee. 25 cts. Money refunded If you are not satisfied. Send to us for a free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. T. CATTLE MORE PLENTIFUL. California Beeves Cheaper and In i Better Condition Than Oregon Stock. J C. Lonergnn will ship a car oacl .., contiix this evenlnc. wnicn ! lie lias bought of ttiiBP and fmai- nla and the south for some time . where he has been buying s lock tor the Seattle mnruci. "-- is much lower and also In better con dition than the Oregon stock, owing to the early springs In that section and the bountiful supply or grass, it the cattle could he brought out of lie country, they would make ns good a nroflt as the Oregon bought cattle, with the freight added to their cost. The western market generally grades highor than the eastern at this time of vear. Mr Lonergnn will leave tomorrow for the Pomeroy country, where he has some large stock shipments to make. The stringency In the stock market seems to have passed off to some extent, as beer cattle can be now bought nil around Pendleton. Mr. Lonergnn holds the reports to be greatlv exaggerated concerning the heavv loss to stock In Montana. He thinks that $300,000 will cover all the j loss of a I the s ock The st ock tre not so badly damaged as reported. One carload of Texas cattle Ule.i on ' the train, but stock acclimated to Montana was not seriously hurt. It was rather a benefit thnn otherwise, since the cold weather killed the weakly stock and those not in good condition. Rest and Health. When the hot days of summer tblnl; of the cool and shade of the mountains, there Is no more enjoyable place to spend a va- cation than Lehman Springs, where the present manager, Mr. C R. Dut- 1 ton, hns spared no pains and expense for the convenience and comfort of the guests. The grounds are admira bly situated and the large hotel is modern and ui-to-date In every re spect. There are 25 cottages con veniently situated In the cool shade of the grove and camping facilities are ample and convenient. 'Phone connections with all points. The water of Lehman Springs Is not equaled any where for Its medicinal properties nnd has proven in every case a positive and lasting cure for rheumatism. For further particu lars address C. R. Button. Lehman Springs. Or. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, A nieirury will surely Ustro.r the nene of suieu outl completely ilernnse the whole syMem when entering it through the iun eous surfaces Such articles should never be uh1 except on prescriptions from rei utable pu.vslclnns ns the uuuinpe they will du Is ten fold to the good you can ln.-sUily derive from tliem. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured ly I' J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.. contains no mercury, and Is taken Internally acting directly upon the IiIoihI nud mucous surfaces nf the system In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken Internally and made In Toledo, Ohio, by P J Cheney .1 Co. Testimonials free. Sold by drusreists. price T.'c per bottle. Hall's Family Jills nre the best Salem lias decided to stop all hlcy cle riding on sidewalks and is pre paring nn ordinance to that effect. A Cool Place Is Robison's Amusement Par lors, under the W. & 0. Depot. Just the place to while away leisure time. First class bowling alley; splen did pool and billard ta bles; up to date shooting gallery. Temperence re freshments and cigars. Free Musical Entertainment Every Evening Com rally Xrticitted EJfiL!?" '",8,;el with modern appliances S'l'1' If"1 runnloa- water in e..rh room Room b the dar week or month. Bed ss. M. ?5C. It. T. RKK.V, Prop. 7S! Cotton wooj St. The iM House1 $3PlSfxtt New s Usually a 5 cent Cigar is Commonplace, but the Parrot Cigar Assumes the Individuality of a Poetic Thought in Tobacco. " Jost Try a Parrot Cigar" 5 cents Asfr Yoar Dealer BELL & CO. Sole distributors Portland, Or. COMING OUR WAY Good wort tells We are kept busy these dy rxlng out-ol'ivhack wacnn", carriages etc Good teasotii wo know bow to du tbe trick asd do It; c have tbe right material- aood i iron, paint and Tarnish and use them. Then, urn, we are prompt In executing repair orders. May we bale yours? We have the celebrated I Winona w;on with steal clad hubs and Kilter leaving blocks. The only wagon that Hands ! hot dry climate Top bjgglea from 150 up I econd baud rlgi too Our stock Includes i Gasoline Engines. Irrigating Pumps and lies I sell Tereshers and Engines. Call and examine I our stock. NEAGLE BROS. bargains iti Real Estate j I have a larger and better 1 list of Farms, Stock Ranches iand City Property to sell ! than ever before. Also a big I lot of land in the coming I wheat section of Eastern Washington. N. Berkeley Out Prescription Department. Is an especial feature of our store. We realize our- re sponsibility and are very particular in every detail, using only the best and purest drugs. It matters not what physician writes your prescriptions they will be compounded by a com petent, reliable pharmacist when presented here and at prices that are always reas onable. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable DruggiBt l'ortollict Ulock. 1'huur Main 851 The CrvW. Bet. Altaic! ,n center of B F X. Schempp Proprietor LOSSES ALWAV MET PR0MPTL By the Fire InsurJ panies we represd companies stand nil woria. Hartford Fire Insurance ( .wiw! uj. ( I Xjondon A Lancashire tit North British 4 Meicutik Royal Insurance Co.! FRANK 8. CI A6EHT 800 MAIN JDST IN THAT DELlI DENVER CLUB fl ONCE TRIED ALWaIS t-ountry Butter 30c tol creamery Buster.... TILLAMOOK and CALIF. We've added a new dtliJ to our equipment and 1 to all parts of the city wil the moment promised. D. KEMLER The Big Store in al Room. Alta Street, Opposite Siri LET US F YOUR Bl FOR LUM DOORS Building pap Ktflr and ! Oregon L Alta St., Opp. I COE court Incorport- ,lmnpohs, Chwfl Grain and Si WHEAT CORN i. Unripe aldl lw",v "collateral lntereri I We charge no MARGINS: lo BWJ An - oli ore OB Rc.ler.ncc: PPNDLET0N ,)eou',", Farmers Cos Flour, " ; 1 -.1..... hand. H