The Shield to Health Belfast JJfoc$h Linen . . . Underwear Unexcelled for Durability Appearance Pit and Finish Baer&Daley II POCKET HUNTER MYSTERIOUS PROSPECTOR OF THE BLUE MOUNTAINS. GENERAL NEWS. The now Austrian second-class bat tleship Arpatl Ig the fastest vessel In the world of her tye. There are 110 towns In nussla In which tho Jews are allowed to own realty and enjoy the proceeds there of. Action will soon be taken on n plan to admit tho general government Into membership in the Chicago Clearing House. Tho governor of Kwang Si prov ince, China, declares that over 1,000, 000 people within his jurisdiction nro starving. Actual buBlucss with tho great pro ducers of structural and other dimen sion Iron has been very dull for a week or more past. The Newark, N. J man with the glanders, which he contracted from a mulo. Is dead. He suffered greatly for some time before his death. A large number of miners are on strike at Moroncl, Arl. Troublo is feared, as some non-union men have been put to work in their places. In tho class of 160 men just grad uated at Annapolis Naval Academy, Fred M. Perkins, of Salem, stood 103 and rtalelgh E. Hughes, of Portland, stood 149. A wage scalo has been signed be tween the oporators and operatives of the sheet Hteel mills which insures uninterrupted operation for a year of all tho plants In the United States. Tho general average of tho condi tion and prospects of the cotton crop Is 74.1 as compared with 95 last year at this time. This Is the poorest prospect for tho cotton cron in manv years for this season. There Is an effort being made by private parties with semi-offlcial back ing to oust Americans from tho oil fields of Houmanla. American capi tal is threatening to bo tho whole thing there and moro too. Action has been begun against "Tho Christian Hospital," a Chicago Insti tution, said to be in tho business of soiling medical diplomas and "reputa tions" for physicians on a fake basis entirely. HOTEL ARRIVALS. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8. Frank McAndrows, of Seattle, was fined $9D and costs Thursday, for forcing a llttlo daughter to accompa ny him on his visits to the tenderloin district. Tho ltnwllus-Laudor stage was rob bed by a lone highwayman Thursday morning, but tho government money for Boldlors' pay. hud passed over tho route tho duy before and nothing of value was secured. A. II. .Mock, u son of J. 1). Muck, who started from Grant's Puss to Iowa two weeks agq, but failed to 1 reach his destination, Is following' slowly along the lines of railroad I traveled by his father, In search or1 cIowb of him. , Hotel Pendleton. George H. Sutherland, Walla Walla W. M. Park, Elgin. .1. Davis, Now York. James A. noborts, Portland. Thomas Duncan. San Francisco. Charles H. Dodd, Portland. E. H. Uurke, Portland. T. C. Taylor, city. n. G. Merrill, St. Louis. A. T. Eagan, St. Louis. T, H, Ilogers. Spokane. F. S. Grey, San Francisco. h. Allcuhoff, Portland. .1. F. Walker. Umbrla. W. H. Horrell, Portland, Will E. Rapson, San Francisco. J. C. Llndsey, Portland. Daniel Storey, Vnncouver. Hattie Remington, Vancouver, D. Shults, Spokane. E. W. Brlgham. Uoston. G. N. Miller, Seattle. A. Nylander, Portland. H. M. Meyers, Rochester, R. II. Canton, Spokane. A. G. Hawnrd, Portland. .1. H. .Miller, Spokane. .1. H. Kioeckner. Spokane. J. M. Flnnerty. Portland. John NIsscn. Portland. Elmer E. Fife, Dolse. James Kopeckey, Chicago. D. G. Barges, Chicago. Fannie M. Hunt, Fremont. Fannlo M. Carver, NIckerson. Mrs. Minnie Mead, Ilaker City. W. J. Schmidt, city. Golden Rule Hotel. D. A. Glilianc, Portland. R. II. Hryson, Portland, F. Gibbons, The Dalles. S. Lamme, Payette. F. M. Weaver, Seattle. Miss Nowcombo, lone. Mrs. D. M. Radloy, Illggs. J. McAnenry. city. .Maude Elliott, Walla Walla. Mrs. n. P. Doherty, Walla Walla I-aura Doherty, Wnllu Walla. S. D. Lackey, Spokane. S. U. Lindsay, Spokane. Ed Scott, Spokano. Josh Clark, Spokane. P, Vnlhoilu, Spokane. 0. Wlllnrd. Spokane. Joe Connelly, city. J. Robertson, city. J. McKay, city. W. S. Muckle. Denver, A. Pefferell, Ontario. J. V. Walker. Cloveland. E. O. linker, Spokane. Jessio Porter. Ontario. Mrs. H. W. Vance, Chicago. W, A. Vaughn, Spokane. E. A. Patrick, Spokane. W. J, PhlliK)t. Cripple Creek. Tt'ssie McCall, Sumptor. C. Duhmayo, Pontine F. Herzor, city. Mrs, Ilournc. Mrs. R. I). Burrows, Roseliurg. E. C, Burrows, Rosolmrg. C. L. Burrows, Roseburg. J. C. BurrowB. Roseburg. Startling Evidence. Fresh testimony in creat nimnlltv Tho now corporation tn.N law of Or- Is constantly coming in, declaring ogon goes into effect June 30, and on , Dr. King's New Discovery for Con Thursday two corporations (lied their 1 sumption. Coughs and Colds, to bo roport8 as rcuulrcd. Tho tlrst two , unonunled, A recont expression from companies registered uru the Solum T. J. McFnrlund, Bentorvllle, Vn., Abstiact nnd Land Company, and serves as example. Ho writes: "I had Brown & McCubo, stuveaores, or Port- bronchitis for three years and doc laml. I toted nil tho time without bolng William Kyle, of Vancouver. B. C, 'Jeintuil. Then I began taking Dr. a bookkeeper for tho British Coluiu- s N"v Dlscovory, and a few hot blu Transfer Company, committed ! les, wholly cured mo." Equally of suicide Thnrsiluy. rather than sub-1 ectlvo Hiring all lung and throat mil to arrest for embezzlement. He i tr,lul'lt-'S. consumption, pneumonia had tuken poison uud was dead whon Brl''- Guaranteed by Tallman & tho police icached his room, to take Co- '""iKgists. Trial bottles free, him Into custody, i regular size, liOe nnd $1. Tho coroner's Jury nt Missoula,: .torl, cr s.t. Mont,, has decided that Paul Wagnltz, T,. n Jli1?, Vl't.,, assessor of Mlssoulo, was murdored 3020 " s T,t $n hZTl??1 aWttl Vlierono I fStJSTS water in the lungs, and he was dead ", "5 , VaTon or rib i'lt when thrown in the river. ' P cuetoU Thought to Have Unearthed Rich Pockets on Head of Meacham Creek Visited One Revlon for Eight Sum mers Made no Acquaintances and Told No Tales. A romance of no little Interest Is thought to be locked up In the actions of an old prospector who regularly visited the Blue mountains for seven or eight summer 4 up till last t'-ason, when he railed to put in an appear-ance. Ho was a veteran prospector or tho '49 typo, with grizzled board and long hair and each season of the eight years ho visited the region between Kamcla and the summit of Mt. Emily, which forms the western border of Grando Hondo valley, he rodo tho Bame grey mare, nnd led with him the same heavily-laden pack mule. He was a very rctlcont man and talked to no one. He would appear at Knmela about June 1, lay in a large supply ot smoking tobacco and baking powder, and would men disap pear on the tlmbor trails as mysteri ously ns he enme. No one thought mucn or his visits until C. T. Taylor, who was formerly O. R. & N. agent at Kamela, learned from tho old man that he was a pros pector and that ho spent at least four month each year In tho deep recesses at tho headwaters of Meacham creek and Dry creek that runs by Summer- vllle. No one over thought of following him to see whore he worked or what he did during those three or four months, ns mountaineers aro accus tomed to this kind of transient men and think nothing of their mysterious actions. Since lie has ceased to visit this section, those who remember him very well, nnd who hnve found some of the evidences of his work in tho deep canyons of the Blue mountains have found out that he was a "pocket hunter," and that he wbb so well re warded for his summer s work that ho quietly returned each year to pur sue his search. The discovery of coavsu gold in the small streams that run down tho sides ol Mt. Emily, has led old miners to believe that this grizzled old vet eran wns literally loading a pad; mulo with coarse gold and nuggets, from hidden "pockets" In that remote district. His visits nro now recalled with keen interest by old residents of Ka mela. who wish now they had in quired more thoioughly into his voca tion. At many places in the region he prospeciod over Ills old camps, have been found by hunters nnd tho deep cut ditches and peculiar marks of an expert "pocket hunter" have been stumbled on to In the most inaccessi ble canyons. During the eight years ho prospect ed In that region, the only real ac quaintance ho formed was with C. T. Taylor, who kept a small stock of goods nt Kamela. Ho did not recoivo a letter nt any time, nor write one while in the mountains, so far tin Ik known, and his whereabouts now are absolutely unknown. He Is thought to huvo been one or that rare class of miners who make a specialty ot hunting rich pockets, and who study the topography of n country with no other view than that of locating pockets of gold. Whon they strike It right, they strike it rich, but often search for years without making a single find. Tho moat famous "pocket hunter" or Eustern Oregon, is "Kanaka Sam," n Panama negro, who lives nt Spar ta, In Baker county and who has un covered some ot the richest pockets or gold over found In the Inlnnd Empire, He hns no system, no regularity. He Just hunts, that's all. SCAB AT SHANIKO. Seventeen Carloads of Sheep Held by Inspectors, A speclnl stock train consisting of 15 carloadB of shcop, loaded at Shan Iko and billed to Omnha. passed over tho 0. R. & N. last night. Thoro would have been 32 cars In this shipment, but upon arrival at the oinni- vnniu tliR government Inspec tor found part or them to be Infected -m, tin. scab. In a light form and held 17 cnrloads ror further tlevelo- nients. These Infected slieop are nu lng dipped today and will have to bo held for 10 days before shipment. It was thought by stockmen that the scab had been completely stnmp ed out In the Shanlko district and this Instance conies as a surprise. Rest and Health. When tho hot days of summer make you think of tho cool anil shade ot the mountains, there is no more enjoyable place to spend a va cation than Lehman Springs, where the present mnnngor, Mr. C. R. But ton, hns spared no pains and oxponso for the convenience and comfort or the guests. Tho grounds nre admira bly situated and the largo hotel Is modern nnd up-to-dato in every re spect. There nre 25 cottages con veniently situated in the cool shade or tho grove and camping facilities are ample and convenient. 'Phono connections with all points. The water or Lehman Springs is not equaled any whore for its medicinal properties and has proven In every case a positive and lasting cure for rheumatism. For further particu lars address C. R. Dutton, Ishman Springs, Or. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury. As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell mul completely derange the whole system when entering It through the mu cous surfaces. Hucli nrtleles should never be used except on prescriptions from rep iltnble physicians, ns the ihimaRe they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Mull's Cutarrh Cure, manufactured or I J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, nnd Is taken Internally actlne directly upon the mooti anil mucous minaces or ine system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken Internally anil made In Toledo, Ohio, by V. J Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by drtiirKlats, price "i!e per bottle. Hall's family Tills nre the best. For Sale. Three-quarter sections of good wheat land, of which one-halt is in grain, and all lies live miles north east of the city. A dwelling, two barns and other outbuildings, and a good water system. Call at Oliver & Co.'s grocery, or at the home of u. W. Rlgby, 704 Thompson street. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti 'patlon and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or monoy back. 25 cts and 50 cts. Write to W. H. Hook er & Co.. Buffalo, N. Y for a free sample. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. SYRUPS Monopole, Rock Catidy, Red Star and White Rose in half gallons, gallons, jackets and pails. HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES Lettuce Radishes Onions Celery A Cool Place Is Robison's Amusement Par lors, under the W. & C. 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 nnd cigars. Free Musical Entertainment Every Evening INDIGESTION is tho cauBe of more discomfort than any other aliment. 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, nt any time, If you take one of theso tablets afterward. Sold by all druggists under a positive guar antee. 25 cts. Money refunded If you are not satisfied, Send to us for a freo sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. THE Standard Grocery Court Street Low Sellers of Groceries Usually a 5 cent Cigar is Commonplace, but the Parrot Cigar Assumes the Individuality of a Poetic Thought in Tobacco. " Just Try a Parrot Cigar" 5 cents Asfr Your Dealer BELL & CO. Sole distributors Portland, Or. The Co Lodging New'y Fumble " conned Bet.Alta.&WebbSl Center of B! I? v o Proprietor LOSSES ALWAY MET PROMPTLY By the Fire In panies we represtlJ tfrfA I vj iu, Hartford Firp Ini,., Alliance Assurance Co., ! London & Lancwhlre j Insurance Co... i Xorth British & Mtramti Royal Insurance Co!. FRANK B. CI AGENT 800 MAIN SI COMING OUR WAY Good work tells We lire kept busy these day Pxlng out-ol-whack wnEron, carriages etc. Good ifH&ous we know how to do the trick and do It; we have the right inatarlals wood Iron, palm uud Tarnish unit ue them. Then, too, we nre prompt lu executing repttir ordori. May we have fours? We havo thu celebrated Winona wijoii with steel glad hubs and HUter. leaving blocks, the only wagon thut stands hot dry climate Top buggies from BO up second baud rigs tou. Our stock Includes Gasoline Engines. Irrigating Pumps and lies sell Toreshirt and Engines. Call and examine our stock. NEAGLE BROS. Bargains in Real Estate I have a larger and better list of Farms. Stock Ranches and City Property to sell than ever before. AIbo a bic lot of land in the coming wheat section of Eastern Washington. N. Berkeley THE RACYCLE The genuine, the bicycle which is the undisputed leader, is handled in Pen dleton only by us. Come in and see the Racyclc. Wither 3 Coort Oar 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 reasonable. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist I'ostoftice lllocl:. rhone Main 8ji JUST IN THAT DEL1I m) ni iTD pa ONCE TRIED ALffAlS country tfutter. , joctol creamery Butter.... TILLAMOOK andCAUM We've added a new delivJ to our equipment and ii to all parts of the city will the moment promised. D. KEMLER The Big Store In a Kooci. Alta Street, Opposite Sri LET US F YOUR Bl FOR LUM W Mti cimnlv'VOHl Building Material oj descriptions ano you money DOORS v ; llln rr naDtf cement, brick and i jt ,1 fvntfprc far VVUUU (jUMw- and dwellings a specu Oregon L Alta St..Opp. COE COM IncorporitN. Minneapolis, CUaf"" Grain and Stj K. 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