, r "nC""N- MONDAY. NE 8, 1B03. DAILY EA8T OBEQONIAN, T (I 1 1 ftO VO,T ll 1 1 Tt n r I ,1 1 oru I WIS If ;i Li-.fv. f I lip KUCf INNIMItR CO, GENERAL NEWS. The contract for tlio erection of the last or the big buildings nt the St. Louis exposition has been let. The "Jim Crow" law in Tennessee requiring separate compartments for whites and blacks in street cars has been declared unconstitutional. The hilling or a family or home steaders In Kansas because thoy cut wire fences enclosing public land will lead to the removal of range fences on public land by the Interior depart ment. The Connecticut building at the World's Fair. St. Louis, will bo a re production of a fine old colonial man 'alon, built In tho early part or the l'Jth century. It Is erected by Clms. Slgournoy, a leading merchant or tnat period, and Is now standing In Hart rord. Thousands or men and women arm ed with shovels and brooms are fol lowing tho receding waters of the Missouri and ICaw rivers, cleaning up the sediment left by the muddy waters and making the homes habi table again. An Interesting exhibit at tho World's Fair, St. Louis, next year, will be the pollco exhibits. Tho ex hibit will show the evolution of tho policeman, a gallery or noted pollco officials, and also types of the various grades or criminals. Tho exhibit will also include a display or police equip ments, stations, etc. NORTHWEST NEWS. Ilandsburg, Cal., has been visited with a destructive firo entailing a loss of $100,000. Tho State Sunday school convention at Idaho Falls was one of tho best vor held In Idaho. Sjiokano's gamblers aro going to close up shop. The now anti-gambling law goes Into effect June 11. The contest over the mayoralty of Anaconda, .Mont., has been decided In favor or John Fluke the socialist candidate. Ixiwlston Is suffering a wntor fam ine. Only an Inch of water is left in the reservoir. Irrigation has been tem porarily suspended. T. W. Urowne, a convict at Walla Walla, has Just had published a book entitled "Letters of a Convict: " Tho work is well spoken of. Vandals at San Francisco broko the handles from a casket, filled a grave with water and put explosives In the furnaces when n body was being cre mated, One man was killed, two persons fatally and several others badly In jured In nn accident on mo Aium Uock Park electric railway in San Joso Saturday. FLOODS DO MUCH DAMAGE. j Bridges and Tracks Near Bonnera j Ferry Threatened. Travel on tho main lino of tho Great Northern, near Honners Ferry, Idaho, has been stopped by washouts and soft tracks, duo to the freshet In tho Kootenai river. Friday night pas sengers wcro transferred by wagon about one mllo across tho break in the tracks, Yesterday the company de cided temporarily to abandon tho use of part of Its lino and to run Its train over Northern Pacific tracks. Threo of the 700-class largo engines aro In tho ditch near Honners Ferry and others barely escaped a llko fate. Tho brldgo of tho Kootenai Valley road has been swuug out of position by reason of a drift having lodged against it, anil It Is believed the struc ture can be saved only by hard work. O T I Hot weather is on and we have clothing to make you J feel comfortable . fogfletoini I $J,$J.25,$I.50 i $2.00 to $3.00 Coats and Tests $4, $5, $6 to $7 Coats aid Pants $5, $6, $7 to $10 i t t t Baer & Daley Furnishers and natters HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. I. N. Hell, Uaker City. C. K. DeNeff, Sumpter. W. H. Carey, Omaha. M A. IJehufT, Spokane. Mrs. M. Penclor, Salt lako City. L, S. Dill, Caldwell. A. It. Carlson, Spokane. M, U. VanPetten, Spokane. S. S. Youngman, Portland. E. 11. Cannon. Portland. W. B. Day, Chicago. G. Abbott, Chicago. E. W. Drlgham, Chicago. J. O. 'Stayden, Dcland. Georgo F. Roberts, Portland. L. Macleay, Kansas City. John S. Mitchell. San Francisco. F. A. Peters, Portland. Airs. H. L. Boyers, Perry. Mrs. W. B Hamilton, Walla Walla. Miss Hamilton. Walla Walla. Mrs. L. C. Motley, Milton. H. D. Dillon, Now York. U. L. Saunders, Portland. A. B. Prlel, Portland. E. II. Caskoy, city. F. M. Nelson, city. E. E. Donelly, Chicago. G. T. Williams, Portland. Glen Wlnslow. Nowberg. H. L. Boyd. Perry. F. H. Stocker. A. Nylander, Portland. J. W. Sidles, Spokane. E. C. Sklles, Spokane, R. E. Strahon, Spokane. Jos Wing, Boston. W. Meadows, Boston. Alma D. Katz, Boise. N. H. Brooks, city. Mnx Ludeman, Antelope. C. H. Jordan, San Francisco. T. E. Grould, Portland. E. B. Duffy, Portland. Paul Wosslnger. Portland. T. B. Morgan, Portland. Mrs. Morgan. Portland. J. S. Bell, Baker City. J. 11. McKowan, Spokane. Peter Van Datta, Spokane. W. P. Wilson, Chicago. Thomas A. Purdy, Portland. E. A. Schlffler, city. W. R. Olendennlng. Portland. N. R. Clem, Spokauo. W. M. Strange. Echo. S. S. Dalen, Porloy. Joseph Wing, Porloy. Golden Rule Hotel. John Bohart, Sumpter. R, II. Bennetts, Boise. Mrs. R, II. Morgan, North Yakima. W, Rich and son, Coqulllo. John Dlmmctt, Coqulllo. T. Lawler and wife, Collax. A. T. Bernard, Portland, F. L. McKnlght. Portland. Mrs. C. II. Phillips, SpoKime. Mrs. J. O'Connell, Spokane, J. B. Penny, Spokane. W. F. Moore, Spokane . Sam Lee, Spokano. F, J. Gardner, Portland. A. Homlck, Seattle .Airs. Homlck, Seattle. Miss Hemic!;, Seattle. Mrs. Murray. Seattle. A. J. Hall, Spokane. P. J. Simon. Athena. 1" I. McKay, city. ' Tom Barry, North Yakima. W, E. Gould, city. Mlxo Davis, city. Joo Connelly, city. Joe Jeffreys, city. Georgo Clay, North Fork. J. W. Holdman. North Fork. F. Gibbons, The Dalles, O. A. Johnson, Northflold. Eda Johnson, Nortlifleltl, T. W. Lusk, La Grande. J, F. Allshle, Boise. O. D. Galley. Portland, W. R. McRoberts, Spokane. S, S. Gill, Spokane. Best shoe work at Teutsch's. WAR ON FOUL MEAT STATE HEALTH OFFICER IS AFTER PORTLAND BUTCHERS. Meat Only Fit for Dogs Often Enters Into the Composition of Sausage Much of It Is Colored to Give an Appearance of Freshness. Some of the Portland butchers are up In arms over tho charges of Dr. Hutchinson the state heal in olllcer, that much diseased and chemically treated meat Is being sold In Portland. Tno butcliors or the bettor class fa vor tho city ordinance Tor the rigid inspection of mont. "Tho public. In my Judgment, Is en titled to protection not merely from the rascality or tno iiibiiuuubi uiutu er or I'armor. but nlso trom tho mis takes of the honest one," said Dr. Hutcninson, "As to my statements In regard to sausage, which seem to have stirred up so much resentment, all 1 can say is that most of them wore based on bitter personal oxperlonco from ox i.arimnnta nn mv own nersoii after eating sausage from six or seven of the supposedly best sliops m rori- inn.l nwl Hint tut nun rntrrntn It more keenly than I do. In my visits or In spection I have seen material neins thrown into the sausage macniues m tho rear of butcher shops in this city which I could scarcely think fit for anything but dog meat. As I say, no one rogrets this situation more keen ly than myself, but I should bo false to my Idea or my responsibility and duty t" tho state whoso health officer I have tho Honor to no u i mu not state tho racts frankly and freely In order 10 oring aiioui lmpruveniuui. "Tli.. otntnnw.ntQ nf T"r TUnrSflnrf and the admissions or Mr. Miller are also true as to tno coloring or sau sage, wnai tne niuuui may uo i uu not know, but I do know that I lmvo seen sausage pulp come out of the machine a dirty gray color, while that ...1.1.1, lot, It, Mia wlnitittt' linrl n hp.111. tlful pink tint. Butchers have them selves admitted to mo witnoui me slightest hesitation that not only was tho meat colored, but that after the sausages had been placed in the skins they would pink it over, ineir only contention being that tho pink was entirely harmless. "This brings mo to tho crux uf tho entire question or tho i..slnfectants, deodorizers, preservatives, coloring matters and the like. It is not enough that they should bo Injurious I.. tl.f,.u,lt.,.L, ... mnnlrn ,1 lnl liltvnttpn ill LUVIIIOVII ... ..,,..... ........... .. The Tact that they conceul dangerous cnangi's in me meai 10 which muy are applied is our real objection. If a butcher wishes to sell meat to a customer who can appreciate that kind or thing, ho has a perfect right. ... ,1,. an itrnvlilrtil Mm miRtnninr lfnnws Just what ho Is buying. If, however, no covers tno ouors or incipient pu trefaction with disinfectants, no mat ter how harmless, he is acting dis honestly. Boraclc acid Is probably nearly harmless to Hie healtliy or ganism In tho amount in which It would be swallowed upon treated meat, but. If by diminishing tho odor of decay It enables meat to pass the challenge or our stomach's best guar dian, tho nose, then It is as harmful as any poison. One on Minister Choate. Tho Inconvenience or the similar! ty botweon a gentleman's evening dress nnd tho attire or a waiter lias received yet another instauce. Mr. Choato, tho American ambassa dor, was the victim on this occasion. At tho stntu banquet to the ' king at tho Guild Hall, tho American am bassador was ono of tlie I'ow men in evening dress, nearly every ono lieing in court or municipal uniform. Ho was interested in tho pulpit ar rangements In which tho carving was done, and ventured to ask ono of tho functionaries a question concerning them. "Never mind about old cus toms," was tho reply, "look lively, and clear away the soup platos!" J. C. Baker, an all-around swindler, Is uuiler arrest at Roseburg for ob taining money under false pretenses. SOME REASONS. Pendleton People Should Follow This Valuable Advice, Because tho proof Is In Pendleton. You can easily Investigate It. Not necessary to experiment. With some untried remedy. Profit by the experience of n citi zen. Airs. G. W, Brown, who Uvea at tho corner of Turner and B. streets, says: "I was unable to stoop without suf fering tho most Intense pain across tho small of my back and through my kidneys. I got my first box of Doan's Kidney Pills at tho Brock & McComas Co. drug store. I was so soro and lame that I could not stoop at tho sink to wash. Doan's Kidney Plllb did away with the .trouble. If I did not honestly think that Doan's Kid ney Pills acted up to tho representa tions made by them I would not set ray name to an Indorsement. I know others who have used Doan's Kidney Pills with the same satisfaction." For sale by all dealers, Prlco 50 cents per box. Foster-Mllbum Co.. Buffalo, N, Y solo agents for the U. S. Remember the name DOAN'S and take no other. When tho hot days of summer make you think of tho cool nnd slia do of tho mountains, thero is no more enjoyable place' to spend a va "Xn than Lehman Springs, wl. tho present manager, Mr. C. 1J"1 on, has spared no pa-nViwo'rt of for the convenience and comfort or t o guests. Tho grounds are admira- ly Situated and the largo hotel is modern nnd up-to-dato In ovary ro spect. There arc 25 rottngos con veniently situated In the cool shade of the grovo and camping fac II Hob aio ample and conyonlen . Who o connections with all points. lho water of Lehman Springs Is not equaled any whoro for its modlclnnl properties nnd has proven in ovory case a positive and lasting euro for rheumatism. For further particu lars address C. R. Button, Loluiian Springs, Or. ... t t aii rvnftrlence. .. ....,,(1,1., i,,. wnreit than to feel that every minute will bo your last Such was tho experience of Mrs. S. ti. Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years," she writes, I eiiuuieu mot.i ferable pain from Indigestion, stom--...i iwitunt trmililo. Death seem- ed Inevitable when doctors nnd all remedies railed. At length l was in duced to try Electric Bitters and the result wns miraculous. I improved at once nnd now I'm completely re covered." For liver, kidney, stom ach and bowol troubles Electric nit .tors Is the only medicine. Only r-c. It's guaranteed by Tallman & Co. Range War Begun. Tim rmipn wnr for the season on tho border between Morrow and Grant counties, was opened last weok south of Hardman, where a number of cattle are reported to have been shot by unknown parties. A. B. Stanley, who was lu this city i,n .ire ,tf tlm tvnnlf from Hardman. reports that lnrormntlon had reached that town or the Bhootlng of a number or head of cattle belonging 10 unua. Hams, R. H. Stlllwell and a couple of other men whoso names we did not learn. This Is only tho beginning of the Mnon tvnf frit- tltn SOAROU Wllicll IS expected will be more fierce than cvor this year, unless some way can be found to avoid it. Heppner i inies. How's Thls7 V offer One Hundred Dollars reward for niiv case of rntnrrli Hint ran not lie tiiiwl liy IIiiU'h ("ntnrrli Curt-. r. j. ciii:xr.v & co.. Toledo, o. V, Hie imdernlK!ieil, linve known V. .1. Cheney for the Inst l" .veins, nnd lielleve li 1 in perfectly lionorilhlc 111 nil business transactions nnd llnanclnlly able to carry out any obllsrntlons innile by their firm. WIIST & Tltl'AX. Wholesale. Druggists, Toledo, (). W.U.DINU, K INN AN & MAUVIX, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, (). Ilnll's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, nctlng directly upon I lie blood anil mucous surfaces of the sysiepi. Testimonials hont free. Price T.'ic per bottle. Kohl by nil druggists. Hall's I'amlly fills are the best. Stock Farm for Sale. The Oglo stock farm, consisting of 3000 acres, about 250 head of cattle, plenty of water, grass and timber. Rango has never been sheoped off. All under fence. Will grow nil hay re quired. Call on or wrlto to Bcntloy & Hartman, Pendleton, Oregon. Eil L. Moore, n Seattle lineman, was electrocuted by coming In con tact with a llvo wire Wednesday. A Cool Place Is Robison's Amusement Par lors, under the W. & 0. Depot. Just thu place to while away leisure time. First class bowline; alloy; splen did pool and billard ta bles; 11 ) to date shooting gallery. Temperence re freshments and cigars. Free Musical Entertainmont Every Evening For really fine, choice Steaks-Chops Cutlets Roasts of Beei, Mut ton and Veal drop in to our shop or phone old V.. Court J'iioue lteilail THE RACYCLE The genuine, the bicycle which is the undisputed leader, is handled in Pen dleton only by us. Come in and see the Racycle. Withee,' ' The Parrot Talks "I'm noither too big nor too little I'm jast right. My quality is admirable. I'm calm and unruffled even when I'm burning up." " Jast Try a Pattot j t 5 cents At Yoar Dealer's BELL & CO. Sole distributors Portland, Or. HOMING OUR WAY flood work tells We nro kopt busy these days nalnK oul-oi-wnnc wagons, cumnKua . ..,..., iwa bunw how to do tho trick and do U; wo have tho right materials f'ood iron, paini ana Tariniii unu usu .num. .vU Ua nr.. itmmnt in txf.ctttin? renalr order!. May wo have yours? Wo have the celebrated ivi,,n,, tummti n 1 1 It flteni clad hubs and alitor- leaving blocka. Tho only wagon that tand hot dry climate Top bjgRles from $50 up second hand rigs too. Our stock Includes aai-ollne Knglnes, Irrigating Pumps nnd ltes scll TcroJhers and Knglnes. Call and oxamlne 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 bofore. Also a big lot of land in the coming 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 Druggist roitoRice Block. l'lione Main 831 The Column Lodging Ho Newy FurnisiJ Bet. Alia & Wtbb 'a -enter otj Proprietor LOSSES ALWAl MET PROMPT! By the Fire Iasur; panies we reptesJ companies, stand iJ worm, Hartford Fire InsuimwcJ A Minn no AMMi..fi. - iDomtwwiji Xorth British i' Mercutika HHiirMiinn KAl I Royal Insurance Co., FRANK B. ft AGENT 800 MAIN ST JUST IN TEAT DEll ONCE TRIED ALWAll Country Gutter . well Creamery Butter.., TILLAMOOK and CALIF J We've added a new deli to our equipment audi to all parts of theciiyi the moment promised. D. The Big Store in Koom. Alta Street, Opposite LET US YOUR FOR LUI Wo ran SUDD V?l Buililinc Materiil descriptions you money DOORS h .. : i.i.'n n mcefl L) u 1 i"'ub r-i ,m.ni hrick 1-1 Wood gutters loj anu unciii-6--' Oregon Li Alta St.,0pp COE C0B1S Minneapolis, ChWf Qrain and ' N. B.-!tr'V -,,liiitltln7'-j WHEAT CORN Stocks, Bonds uH . OT1TO. ifi BU lt(rpCCi: 11?2S'I Farmers w