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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, ,, r -- " WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1 4 T'T'T'T'T' T " X " MnnmcriHN Hot weather is on and we have clothing to make you feel comfortable keEetoini (TOMS $J,$1.25,$1.50 $2.00 to $3.00 SteeBetomi Coats and Tests $4, $5, $6 to $7 nnttnimgi $5, $6, $7 to $10 Baer & Daley Furnishers and Hatters GENERAL NEWS. John L. Atcheson, ot Shedds, Or., will be graduated from Princeton University tomorrow. The Iowa Masonic library at Cedar Kalis, has been robbed of coins, Btaraps and raro books of Kreat value. The market gardeners of the vicin ity of New York, have organized to secure economy In production and distribution. The new prelect ot police at Odes ha, assures the Jews that any move ment towardB a Jewish massacre will uc rigidly suppressed. Blgbty-ono textile manufacturing lirms or Philadelphia, havo acceded to the demands of the strikers. Ninety thousand operatives went out. The 5-year-old son of Itobort Slen r.ker, of Passaic, N. J., swallowed 60 nf nulnlna in capsules and died In a few momentB In convul sions. Excessive rains all over the lower Missouri and Ohio river districts and in Tennessee, Georgia and the Caro Unas and drouth over the entire Pa cific Coast region. Itov. Thomas Dixon, of Now York, 1st alarmed over the prospects of no-1 gro domination. Ho predicts that In 1 fiP years more there will be G0,000,ono I negroes In the United States. j The local authorities of Cheyenno 1 county, Kansas, being unable to han-1 .1 .X T 1 I ,1 T 1110 me uuwuy-uurry miurumiu, uiu keeping ot peace and custody of pris oners has been delegated to the militia. A warrant Is out for the nrest of J. M. Watson, a clerk In the audi tor's office of the District of Colum bia, charging him with tho embezzle ment of $GO,000. Tho official bond is only $20,000, Crop reports from all over Canada Indicate "record" crops In half tho urea, average crops In one-third the area, poor crops in one-tenth of thei whole. The Montreal district is In tho worst condition trom drouth. An unidentified man selected the women's cabin of a Now York ferry- boat as tho proper place to swallow I a dose of carbolic acid. Hetween 50 and 00 women were in tho cabin nt the time. He died In a fow moments. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8. Of DUO applications of Indian war 1 veterans In Oregon for pensions, only j R 25 have been granted an yot, j Very hot wcalliur if, causing some 1 damage near Oram's pass and ash land. Tuesday the thermometer rog-1 istered 100 In l ie shndo ni urant's 1 " -- p " I and Buffered the frncturc of his right J ab- , ' l'K Just below tho knee. Miss Delia Ostoyc. of Portland, wa j Vl)lm? Iltnt,oy vas rIl,ng a ,, nttacked while out walking near Ml. ,, lending n mare and colt. The Tabor by a ujnn who stabbed Iwr. 1 uaru ueconlng frightened, whueled The knife lilnde met the corset steel Pm, u,ckod , y,)lm nmn wlth , and was deflected, probably xavlng , ,,,,,. Matciii He wn8 uro,,glt to llf- Pendleton nnd tuken to St. Antho- Spoknne Is having au internecine ny's hospital, whoro Dr. Cole dress Btrife over its high school. A petl-1 eu his wounds. Tho young man is n Hon signed by -100 of the 750 stu- f ncphow of J. 31. Bentloy, of the Bent dents has been presented to the , loy-llnrtman Abstract Company, board, asking for the renun si or Bentley wns employed by Wultor Mc Principal Coloman j Cormmnch, at McCormmncli's land- General Funston bus recommended lug. to tho war department that tho Ore-1 gon, Washington and Idaho nationnl Mc-kl Tea positively cures 8lek guard camp with tho regulars at Headache, Indigestion and Constipa American Lako. near Tncoma, begin- tlon. A delightful horh drink. He lling September 15. moves all eruptions of the skin, pro Abraham Schallotta has been ar- duclng a perfect coraploxton or money rested nt La Grande for acting as a refunded. 26c nnd 50c. Write to us tonce for ,potty thloves thoro. He for freo sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., has been buying brnsB castings and Buffalo, N. Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co., other Iron equipment which tho boys druggists. have been Btentlng from tho O, n. & 1 - - Tf, Company at that place. v nest Phoework at Teutsch's. . Nil (0) 1 1111?! JceTtor, twi, rr "J HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. H. H. Mooter, Portland.. Henry Dick, Chicago. T. T. Glenn, La Grande. George If. Fnlrbrother, San Fran clsco. I. Stein, Cincinnati. A. Legrand, Portland. J. F. Clarke, Portland. G. Y. Harry. Portland. George H. Sutherland, Wnlla AValla D. Smuts and family, Spokane Mrs. V, W. Elmer and daughter. Spokane. It. L. Sherman and wife, Oakland A. S. Heatfield, Spokane. J. H. Hocknor, Spokane. George E. Mosser, Spokane. C. G. Housen. C. M. Smith. J. V. Heaton, Walla Walla. F. T. Glenn, Summervllh;. J. G. Darling, Spokane. James Makay, city. J. P. Lamior, San Francisco. O. M. Naylor. Portland. J. H. nicker, Jr.. Portland. Harry C. Lacy, San Francisco. Con Finn, Hot Lake. Golden Rule Hotel. I). Converse, Lewiston. E. C. Allen, Walla Walla. F. J. Gardner, Portland. C. D. Wilson, London. J. W, Andrews, Valley. J. F. Bates, Mesa. T. A. Lusk, La Grande. Hosa Ilorgovlu and family, Grande. D. Dallas, city. C. H. Mlntor. city. O. H. Johnson, Northfield. G. Wlllard, Spokane. E. Pickel, Portland. It. P. Hlgolow, Edgewood. William Hughes, Spokuue. J. C. DeHaven, Northport. C. J. Cnrr, Wooley. H. Connel, Umatilla. F. H. Strickland, Portland. It. Crowley, Long Creek. J. G. Holfrich, Spokane. J. W. Byrnes, La Grande. M. Lowor, city. E. C. Allen, city. L. E. Manning, Waverly. George H. Campbell, Klltown II. Hill, Hoise. Gus Nell and wife, Colfax. W. Nordon, Harrisburg. F. J. Vauwlnklo, Portland. (!. I). Galloy, Portland. La KICKED BY A HORSE. M. Bentley Has a Leg Broken by a Fractious Anlmnl. It. M. Bentley, a ncphow of J. M. f, h'a c'l& UV BRIGGSON HEMS PECULIAR INJURY FROM THE FALLING OF A HORSE. Bear Killed on Buck Mountain R. J. Boddy .ecoverlng From a. Severe Illness South Dakota Man Will In vest Here and Locate Old Settler Has Sold Out and Will Go to Cali fornia. llrlggson, June 8. Craig Wilkin- - , . . llfltlln... son, son ot .nr. aim iurs. tvuuum Wilkinson, of Athena, who has been stopping with his father here, for ti,o mint wnnk. met with nuito a seri ous accident while out horaebnek rid ing last Thursday. Tlie pony which ho was riding became unmanageable and started to run. Ralph Aickwon, n young mnn who accompanied young Wilkinson, wns also riding u spirited anlmnl and was in the rear. He saw the Imminent dnngor or ms compan Inn 1,11 1 Imfnro he could check the speed of his own horso, young "Wil kinson's horse stummed, laiiing uu his rider's leg. Injuring It quite se verely. While tho other boy'B horse fell also, he luckily escaped Injury. But it Is thought In regaining Its foot ing, It stepped on the calf of the Wil kinson boy's leg, tenrlng the muscles loose to some extent. He wns taken to his homo in Athena 'Hid the limb drcsBftl bud at last nrcounts ne was resting easily as could be expected. While no bones weio broken, it was a very painful accident and it .vlll be some time uerore :ie iviu ne ami- iu get around much. Robert J. Boddy, who went to Athe no Thursday for medical treatment, ofr a kidney disease, has been in a critical condition, but Is slowly im proving under the flklllful trontmont of Dr. Sharp, of that place. Ed Salting was fortunate enough to kill a large black bear up near Buck mountain, one day last week. Mrs. Emma Ross is suffering a very sovero' attack of neuralgia at hor home In Wild Horse creek. Robert Curran, of .Mitchell, S. D., who wns visiting at the home of his old schoolmate and friend, James Navlu. some time ago, has arrived home. He will dispose or his Inter ests there and return here to locate permanently. Thomas Narkaus has disposed of his Interest In the threshing outfit In the Pnlouse country and will return home In a few days. Mrs. Isaac Hagen, of Bingham, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Narkaus, last Sunday. .Mrs. Tlllle McLaughlin, who has been visiting hero for the past two weeks, returned to her home at Mcacham today. Grandma Hagen. who has been spending several weeks hero, and was very sick some time ago. Is much Improved In health and return ed to hor home near Bingham Springs Sunday. Monroe Hicks, who lias resided 011 the old home place near Weston since boyhood, disposed of the same last week. It consists of 210 acres and sold for 5-1,000. The principal part of it is grazing land. .Mr. Hicks in tends locating In California for th future. He will dispose of his stock mid farming implements at auction, next week. Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures chronic blood poisoning and all scrofulous affections. At all times a matchless system tonic and purifier. Money refunded if you are not satis fled. fiOc nnd f 1. A combination of the makers ot surgical Instrument is the latest. Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. I-Clduev trouble prevs iiikiii the miiul, discourugesatullcsscuHiinihition; beauty, vigor uuu clicernil-ui-ss mmhi disappear when the kidneys are out of order of dis eased. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncom mon for a child to be born iiillieted with weak kidneys. If the chiUUirinatcstoooftcn, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should lie nbte to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depeudupon it, tliecauseof the diffi culty is kidney trouble, and the first step should lie "lottunU the treatment of thcseimiiortnutorgiiiis. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys ami bladder uud not to u habit as most people suiipo.se. Women as well asiuunure made miser able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamo-Root is mxi, realized. It is sold by druggists, in tuiy cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may hnve a sample bottle bv mail free, also a Horn ot Snap-Root iMimphlet telling nil about Swninp-Root, uicludiui; many of thetlioiisands of testi- luotiinl letters receivetl from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., llinghamton, N. Y., lc sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Binghamton, N. Y on every bottle. n.t and Health, When the hot days of summer make you think of tho cool and sna le of the mountains, there Is no more enjoyable place to spend n va cation thai, Lehman Springs, where the present manager, Mr. C. H. uui toil has spared no I' d expen so for the convenience and comfort ot the guests. The grounds nre admira bly situated and tho largo hotel Is modern and up-to-dnto In every re spect. There are 25 cottages con veniently situated in the cool shade c; the fc-rovo and camping facltitics are ample and convenient Phone connections with all points. The water of Lehman Springs is not equaled any whoro for Its medicinal properties and lias proven In ovory case a positive and' lasting euro for rheumntlsm. For further partial a. n. Dutton. Lehman Springs, Or. Worst of All Experience. n nnvthliin- bo worse than to feel that every mlnuto will bo your Inst? Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years." she writes, "I endured insuf ferable pain from Indigestion, stom ach and bowel trouble. Death seem ed Inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was in duced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely re covered." For liver, kidney, stom ach and bowol troubles Electric Bit tors is the only medicine. Only 5c. It's guaranteed by Tnllman & Co. How's This? We offer One Hundred Hollars reward for any ease of catarrh that can not De cured by Hall's Catarrh. Cure. T. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, 0. We, tlio uniterslcneil. have knowu 1, J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hlni perfectly honorable In nil bnsluess transaction and financially able to carry nnf miv nli leal ons niacie oy uint mm WHST & TKIUX, Wholesale uruggisis, WAMIINU,' KI.V.VAN i MART IK, Wholc- Mile Drueslats. Toledo, O. Hall's Calarrh Cure U taken Internally, acting directly ii"n the hlooil and mucous surface of the systeui. Testimonials sent free. Trice 73c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's I'nuilly Tills are the best. Kansas University. Lnwrence, Kas., June 10. Tho fes tivities of commencement week at Kansas University culminated today iu the annual graduation exercises. Chancellor Strong presided over the exercises and the address to the grad uating class wns delivered by Justice Brewer of the United StatoB supreme court, who took as his subject, "The Triumph of Justice." Stock Farm for Sale. Tho Ogle stock farm, consisting of 3000 acres, about 250 head nf cattle, plenty of water, grass and timber. Ilnnge has never been sheoped off. All under fence. Will grow all hay re quired. Call on or write to Bentley & Ilartnian, Pendleton, Oregon. Stock Cattle for Sale. Havo for sale CO head of cows, 25 calves by side; 10 2-year-old heifers, and 15 yearling heifers. ELMER SPIKE. Echo. Ore. A Cool Place Is Robison's Amusement Par lorE, under the W. & C. Depot. Just the place to while away leisure time. First class bowling alley; splen did pool and hillard ta bles; up to date shooting gallery. Temperence re freshments nnd cigars. Free Musical' Entertainment Every Evening TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNER BROS TolophoiiH Main 4 SYRUPS Monopole, Rock Candy, 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 The Parrot Talks "I'm neither too big nor too little I'm jast right. My quality is admirable. Im calm and unruffled even when I'm burning up." "Jast Try a Parrot Ggar" 5 cents At Yoor Dealer's BELL & CO. Sole distributors Portland, Or. COMING OUR WAY Good wort tells We nrc kept buy these days Pxlni? out-ot-whnck MfRonn, uarrtagen otc. Good luatuni we know how ,0 do ttio trick and do It; wo have the right materlaU wood Iron, paint and varnlih aud use them. Then, 100, we are prompt in executing repair orders. May e havo yours? Wo huve tho celebrated Winona wsrou with steel clud hubs and auter lo.ivinc iiiniiki. Tho onlv waiion thnt stands hot dry climate Top buBStes from $50 up second hand rigs too. our stock includes Gasoline hngines, Irrluatlng Pumps and Kcs scll Tcreshors and Engines. Call and examine our stock. NEAGLE BROS. Bargains iu Real Estate I have a larger aud better list of Farms, Stock Ranches and City Property to sell than ever before. Also a big lot of land in the coming wheat section of Eastern 1 Washington. I ! N. Berkeley OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Ih now duinp; n rushing Imsl nuHS in Wholesome Cold Drinks Antl tlioy are ilullclotu. Per haps you've had tho word "de licloiiH" spoiled for you some where, by a bad glass of Soda. Then be sure and come here nt once and recover tho relish of It. Come and loam where the Rood Soda, the best Soda over served, Is to be had this sea son. F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist I'ostoflice IJ!ock. I'lione Main 851 The ColtrnAj, Lodging Howe Newly Furnished. Bar connect Bet. Alta&WebbsJ v-enter oil F. X. Schempp Proprietor LOSSES ALWAYS Mfc r PROMPTLY By-.the Fire insunmct I parties we renrM. companies stand first ill worm. Hartford Fire Inaurn.f Alliance Assurance Co...Sj nuuuuu cc ijancaanire Fin lusurance uo North British & Merctntiie Vi Ill iwiyai insurance 1,0. . FRANK B. CLOP AGENT 800 MAIN SI St. GEORGE Restaurant Dinner Twenty-five Ceid From 11.30 a. m, to ; p.t Short orders a specii Quick. Courteous Sen Open all Day and fiia T.A.01dfather,Pf LET US FI1 YOUR BI1 FOR LUMltf We can supply you ' Ruildine Material of 1 descriptions and sji you money DOORS Building pap" lis cement, brick and sa:J Wood cutters lor "''i and dwellings a specif Oregon L Alta St.fOpp.Cwd COE combism IncorpoMteo- Minneapolis, Cbicaso Grain and Stocl .c,c,,uSViuu!ir5'Jufl)0'S'' WHEAT CORN W ' . ..j Hum ,.,, uo lot""1 I . . ..I MARGINS: 1. BJja 6 a bub .1.1 W' omcei, nu . U.1BU. . nfMnl PTON 01 ,20 C0""T Farmers Cast; Fred www"'- .1