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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1903. VTVTVYTTVTTTYYV7TTYTTV7V7VVVYTTT7VVWTTVTTTTVYTTTTTT I Men's and Boys' Wear Golf Shirtfo 50c, 65c, 75c, to $1.50 Neglegoe Shirts 50c, 75c to $2 50 Summer undenvoar, fine quality, per suit .. . 50c, $1 and $150 Belts 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Straw Hats 10c to $2.50 Canvas SIioof, per pair 60c, 75c to $1.50 Boys' Washable Suits Sc to $1.50 Wo havo juat recolved a new ship mout of Neckwear and Suspendors BAER & DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters E E t t t t AAiUAAAAAAAAAaUaVAAAaVAAAAAAAAAavAAAAAAAivAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-l GENERAL NEWS. J. J. Fruy, former general managor of the Santa Fo, Is dying nt Sedalla, Mo. Tlioro aro t" condemned murderers now nwnltlng execution In Now York state. Definite stops aro being taken to ward the organization of a $3,000,000 art museum In Chicago. During the year just ended 394 pas sengers wero killed on tho railways of the United States and C.6S3 injur ed. The degree of master of science has been conferred by Yale Universi ty upon John A. Vangross, of Eugene, Ore. Twenty automobiles carrying 75 people, have left Chicago In n bunch on n tour to the Kentucky Mammoth Cave. Silk worm culture has been made a success in Now Mexico. Tho experi ments aro under the general direction of Nathan Salmon, a Syrian. II. E. Huntington has licked Sena tor Clark to a finish In the light for the electric traction railway business of I.os Angeles and all Southern Cali fornia. At OIlvo Hill, Ky., Marshal G. H. Hill undertook to arrest Everett llcat ty, charged with stealing tools. Beat ty resisted and each man shot the other to death. A. It. Talbot, of Lincoln, Neb., a former law partner of William J. Hryan, was elected head consul of the Modern Woodmen of American nt the recent Indianapolis convention. Ammonia gas In a brewery In Washington, D. C, exploded and did $150,000 damage. Tho accident occur red by the engineer carelessly turn ing steam In tho ammonia tankA The strike of street car employes at Illchmond, Va., has assumed unu sual proportions, tho strikers and their sympathizers having almost complete control of overy phaso of the situation. The drivers of oxpress wagons un der an ngreomont for a year, havo been granted an Increase of 10 per cent In their pay, with extra pay for Sundays except one Sunday in each month, In Chicago. t PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Fire did $10,000 worth of damage in Fremont, a Seattle suburb, on Thursday, Earl Vermehran, a 2-year-old child, was drowned in a cesspool Thursday at Portland. A Southern Pacific train was wreck ed in Cow creek canyon, Thursday afternoon, sovon freight cars being ditched. The Cape Disappointment llt'e-sav. ing crow saved n boatload of strand ed fishermen in a squall Thursday morning. A lively rush is now being ninde Into the Kootcuay mining district nt Northern Idaho, whero a rich strlko lias been made. A. H. Huntington, ox-sheriff of Ba ker county, Is now on trial at Baker City, Tho full list of Jurors was ex amined before a Jury was secured. Mattl Jarvl, an Italian, was sen tenced to snven and a hulf years In the ponltontlary, Thursdny, nt As toria, for killing his father In March, 1902. Governor Chamberlain has rcfu&ni to pardon Emmott Klmborllug, sen tenced to tho penitentiary for one yenr for horso stealing in Clackamas county, Edward Hogan a basuball player of Walla Walla, stole his wlfo from tho pest house where she was confined with smallpox, Wednesday night, and took her to Portland. Miss Mario Ware and H. G. Mo Kinley, tho land agents undor arrest at Eugono for fraud, will bo given a preliminary hearing In tho fedoral court at Portland Saturday, June 27, W. P. Peacock, of Marlon county, will be the first man to hang ut Sa lorn undor tho now state oxecutlon law, Peacock Is sentenced to hang ,for ,th3)murder,of Alexander Kernon HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Phil .Joseph. San Francisco. W. H. Onvett, Portland. C. K. Landlg. Chicago. Robert A. White, Philadelphia. A. W. "Whltmer, Portland. E. II. Ilurke. Portland. Max Baor, city. I. Friend, San Francisco. Dr. A. M. Curl, Wolsor. .Mrs. A. M. Curl, Welser. Maud Baker, Wolsor. C. E. liny, Chicago. J. .1. Cloland, Now York". .1. C. Friendly, Portland. h. M. Sehott, Louisville. Edward Burke, Hartford. Elmer Sllvons, Los Angeles. W. Harvey Wells. Portland. A. Harris, Now York. II. 11. Falkner, Seattle. A. W. Luckuer, Spoknue. A. Nylauder, Portland. Noah 11. Clem, Spokane. W. 1). Chamberlain, city. John S. Ouornell, Portland. M. Hoborts, Sumpter. Golden Rule Hotel. F. James, Seattle. J. W. Daly and wife. Baker City. L. Hummel, Slssetou. O. F. Boavor, Slssetou. J. McClregor, Slssetou. .1. W. Smith. Athena. F. Pago and wife, Athena, W. II. Mcltohorts, Spokane. C. L. Downer, Spokane. W. D. Marks, Spokane. William Nichols. Spokane. M. Hardest-, Missoutl. E. C. Allen, city. SUMMER RESORTS. For Which the O. R. . N. Co. Offers Very Cheap Rates. To tho Seaside Clatsop Beach or Long Beach and return. $10 tickets on sale July 1 to August 25th, Inclu sive. Bingham Warm Snrinus mid return $1.75, limit 00 days, not to exceed s not to exceed I o' Bingham Warm 1 $ 75 good for ' o l.a'tli' limit fnl.l September 30th. To bprlngs and return three meals and one bath, limit, fol lowing day from date of sale. To Meacham and return, $1, tickets on sale Sundays only. Hot Lako and return, $9, Including $fi worth of board. For further particulars, call on or address F. F. WAMSLEY, Agent O. n. & N. Co. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cau not ba cured liy Hall's Oatnrrli Cure. I J. CIIIINJIY & CO.. Toledo. O, We, the undersigned, have known r. J Cheney for the last 1.1 years, and believe hlni perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obllcatlons raaile by their firm. Vi:ST A TilUAX, Wholesale Drusslsts, Toledo, O. WAI.Dl.VU. KI.V.VA.V & 1IA11VI.V, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, it. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood nud mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. I'rlce "fie per bottle. Sold bv nil druggists. Hall's Family l'llls are the liest, Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will bo recolved at the office of T, F. Howard, archi tect, until threo o'clock p. m June 27th, 1803, for tho building of a third story to tho Hotel St. George, accord ing to plans for tho same by T, F, Howard, architect, "Tho right Is resorved to reject any and all bids for the work. Juno 10th, 1003. We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a positive guarantee. It will cure all chronic nud other blood poisons. If you havo oruptlons or sores on your body, or are pale, weak or run down. It Is Just what you need. Wo refund money It you are not satisfied. 50 cents and $100 F. W. Schmidt &. Co., druggists. Hot Lake Bath Houses Finished. I Guests will pleaso secure rooms In advance. Hates: Board and room, $10 to $15 per woelt. Baths, $1.50 per week. The now bath hoiiso is now1 ready. Blacksmith shop In Pendleton for sale. See Earnhart, Association MnV A Hi O. R. & N. EMPLOYES MEET THE OFFICIALS. New Schedule Discussed Union or All the Forces on the Harrlman System Very Probable Enrjinemen Now In Portland. The Heppnor disaster lias delayed for a week the conference of O. II. & N. onglnomen with President Mohlor. F. E. Holm, for the engineers, and O K. Lemons for tho firemen, both of La Grande, went to Portland on Sunday, June 11, tho very day on which tho Heppnor cloudburst occur, red. to meet tho officials of tho O. II. & N. for tho discussion of n now schedule and for tho adjustment of lo cal grievances. The entire energy of the omclnis has been bent on relieving the sltua tlon at Heppnor and Httlo progress has been made In reaching n conclu sion with the employes. The employes demand a higher rate of pay than thoy now receive, as a result of largor engines now In use on the mountain division out of La Orando. Mr. Mohlor has Informed the men that a general raise of wages could not be granted, as tho pay now aver ages fairly well with that of other roads. Some of the local grievances will be settled. Ouo change that In terests the onglno men on yard eiv glues Is tho reduction of hours In yard engine service from 12 to 10, for a day, with no reduction of wages. The Pleasant Valley helpers, two In number, will be "double crowed," as the Kamela helpers now are. A movement Is now on foot to unite 1 In oiiii nnnnr.il piininilttnn. rnnrnsnn- 1 OR GHER WAGES tatlves from the O. B. & N the Or-1 Mrs. John Fryn, a pioneer of Ah eson Short I.Iuo and .the Union Paci-j torla, died suddenly Thursday. fie englncmen. Tho O. It. & N. and I the Short Line men havo agreed toinfi-- T.p lj,lnpc flrp this union and the Union Pacific em- UMtll I llo MllllOJo HID out schedule with tho company ex- Weakened by dyer-Work. pires In July. These three roads ' represent the Harrlman system audi yitiu kuiii;iui UUIIIlll I 111 IT Will IIU H1IJSI II to meet the head ofllclals of the sy. tern. In the effort to secure a uniform rate or pay. oyer the entire system This general committee of adjust-, mout will havo complete nuthorlty to fix rates of pay anil arrange details of schedules, and will take much la-1 bor and expense away from local lodges. A standing salaried commit leu of adjustment will bo chosen, it the union of the men on tho threa , roans is consummated. This com mlttee will be chosen by ballot from i among tho employes and will resign men iHiiiiiiiiiM ii oecomn pormnnent member! of thltt employes' board. Tarweed In Wheat arweea in wneat. Tnrweed which is reported very troublesome by Eureka Flat ranchers this year nover troubled that section before. Spring wheat Is the cron nf-1 fueled tills season and ono theorv nil-1 vnnced for tho unexpected uiipcnranco I of tho pest Is that the seed lias been I tying in tlie ground several years and that tills spring when the surfneo of tho ground was colder than the strata I """cam, mo seeds germinated. Thoy; 1110 s" t'llcl nm"y '"-'"Is of spring w,1('at 118 lo ruin the prospect. Walla Wn"n Union. boneath, tho seeds germinated. Thoy Stock Cattle for Sale. tl..n rrn i. i ..c ' en vp hv r.Mo.in0 o l.t .T'ff I calves by sldoj 10 2-ycar old heifers, and lo yearling heifers. ELMER SPIKE. Echo Ore. The Latest Scientific Discovery isba-edonthoprinclple, "Destroy tho caus-f, you remove tho efVect " Jlcrpicldo kills the germ that caiisn dan drull'by digging up tin ecalp as tlioy burrow their jHrstifurous way to the hair root.wlioro thoy iiimuy ticsiroy inu nair. Without dandruff your huir will grow luxuri antly. Newbro's Hcrpicide slops dandruff und fall In? hair, mid starts liair growing within 10 days, Ono bottlo will convince you of this. I'or Sale at all Flnt-Clui Drug Store, 17 I Conrad Platzoeder All kinds of Fresh Meats always on hand. Fine Bacon, Hams and Sausage. I Prices 88 low as the lowest NORRIS AND ROWE. Trained Animal Shows to Appear Here July 7. One of tho best amusement enter prises In America today Is tho Norrls & Howe's big shows, whlcn aro to give two performances bore Tuesday, July ''Everything good mid ontortulnlng In the traliu'd nnlmal business will be seen with this clever exhibition, which Is the largest Institution of Its kind in the country. Prominent among tho many now and special features are the performing baby elphnnts In now acts nover before seen In this coun try Other novelties nro the perform ing Slberinn camels, the trained lla mas anil wonderful ncrobats and tum blers. The performing buffaloes and Pror. Lumley's educated seals are also new features. Itoman races and Olympian games and pastimes aro now additions to tho Interesting on tortnlnment. Human and animal clowns keep up a continual round of merriment, so that tnnon all In all, tho visit of Norrls & Howe's shows to this city will bo one long to be re membered. A grand free street car nival and parnde will be given nt 11 a. m. on the morning of the exhibition. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leavo you, If you used Dr. King's Now LIfo Pills. Thousands of sufferers havo proved their mntchlcss merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make r.uro blood and build up your health. Only 25 contB, money back If not cured. Sold by Tallmnn &. Co., druggests. Stock Farm for Sale. The Ogle stock farm, consisting of 3000 acres, about 250 bend of cnttlo, plenty of vatcr, grass and timber, llango has never been shooped off. All under fence. Will grow all hay re quired. Call on or write to Bontley & Hnrtmnn, Pendleton, Oregon. ,, ,thv Km11cvs M.lkt. mimire Mood. . , . , ., . , It used to lie considered that only ). i,t,i. i ,1 nmry and bladder troubles l ucre ; to be taggt! 7" no, Si I WQAM science proves that yWWOAlUi nearly nil disease frtrfM A fuSl i,.,vu their beeiuniiiu in the disorder ot these mout important oTgntis. The kidneys Tiller and purify the blood that is their work. Therefore, when yourkidueysare weak nr out of order, vim can understand how quickly your entire body is affected and now every organ hetnis. i mil i" , duty. If you are sick or " feel b.ully," begin .taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Rool, because as moii ,.,.- i.i.im.uu ihuv will licln ai the other organs to health. A trial .iii ,.n...i.,..,. ,mv.nn. if von nr,. sirt" von enn make no mis- i,,l... Uv r,rt iWlnrim' vmir kidnevs. The mild mid the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realied. it stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, mid is sold 'on its merits by all on its merits druggists in fift and one-dollai bottles. You tittv-ceut . Ell ilid....! on niav iiy 1 have a sample bottle ltoraootSwamD-Root. i by mail free, also a pamphlet telling vou . n...i ..... :f i i.:.i HOW lu llllll Ulll 11 vim lUiVV MUllV 1,1 bladder trouble. Mention this paper writillirto Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Hinir- , hainlou, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, ' but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Uoot, and the nd ! dress, l)inghamtou,N. Y., on every bottle. I MISSOURI BLACKSMITH ON THE BOOM Buggy and Hack Wheels at Cost. See us for Wheat racks before ordering elsewhere WANTED First-class Horseslioer j $3.00 per day steady. Missouri Blacksmith Shop. West Webb St. THERE is a big DEMAND for Canned fruits and vegetables that taste like mothor's Monopole has all the fresh ripe flavor of the frnit or vegotable noth ing but the most select Rtock goes into a MONOPOLE can, TiEvery bit is paoked fresh, sweet and delioions, with painstaking oare and you can not find an equal anywhere to MONOPOLE. Standard Grocery MoiiopotoHroeorH Court Street I dotYftSrir THE FOURTH OF JULY May bring yon bad luck and a smash ed buggy, in which enso the best way to retrieve your fortune will bo to send your carriage to Neaglo Bros, for repairs, whero yoit can havo It made over and fixed up so that your friends will think you havo purchased a new ono. Howovor, don't pnBs us by without n look nt our Winona wagons. They run ensy, carry one third moro than any other make and as durable. Wo havo buggies from $10 up. Got your tiros sot on our hydraulic innchlnc. No burning or defacing your wheels. This machiuo was installed in our plant nt a great cost anil Istho only ono on tho Pacific coast. It does tho best work and 1ms been adopted by the U. S. govern mout. Give us a cnll. Neagie Brothers Sover's Gnsollno Engines. A Nice, Juicy Steak is just the thing this weather. It is too hot to roast or boil meat TfOatl or phone MIESCKE :il(i V.. Court Phone lied 211 I TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNER BROS Telephone Main 4 WHAT TO DRINK PCdCh Seasonable Sundae Orange Glace ,0U8ly Root Beer The Thirst Quenoher Just Right at F. W. Schmidt's The Reliable Druggist Postoftice nlock, Phone Main 851 IHEFLOWER surnassert nJ,u .i. .... . ""a in in r I...- war i .. WOO Ml, i. ui. MB Inn ."n in tim "-"."'U assisting . --O M IMS lnfc . man an,1 i. i. ","'' , - ii 13-mm- . in tunofi. ' ii lavo n o-ni other neit rr? tn I b'uW ana need r" J IX : ivr in. 1 J Stni-L- ,iw . VII 1ht Behnk.w.ii,.. . . VIUIUHIC But we do keep i stock of nice in Celling, Rustic xi iM nii j.. .. . w, winiciisign i eluding Lath and Hilt- etnt. l n. dows, Moulding, Boxes Is complete, i .. , not be wrong In ineir oraer with bray's Harbor Odd. Wi & C. I. -4. -n Restati Prom 11.30 a.m, Short orders a Open all Day LET US YOUR FOR L o..!M.nff Ml iJUliui.'b descriptions you money DOORS hrtfl n i ii I rpfinn i Afra St., 0PP- mu f!0MM Mill3u",' w VJ1 " I I H III U WHEAT COfl -A II P,iVaIeW?iW 7.. winn. li. up