EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREQON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1903, DAILY ltH.tiM.....MMt Cut Prices on Summer Clothing MEN'S s BOYS' .1 "4 4 ,'i I i 1:1 M . j, CCnriGMT. t. If H'iit I, dtfPLNntl CH A c V BAER & DALEY i One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters 3 . - ...... ............. T I I 4 i' l"l "1 "1 "1 "4 "i "i' "4 "11 VI i V I 1 4 X GENERAL NEWS. Tlio Shriucrs of tlio United States are In session at Saratoga, N. Y. It Is stated that 3,'-'33 lynchlngs have taken place In the United States in the past 21 years. J. E. LuKdnnilo, a cousin of AruI naldo, will take a course of study In forestry at Yale University. In 1902 95,000,000 moro pounds of flour were shipped to China from tho United States than in 1001. Reports fiom all over the United States agree that tho past week has been the most favorable of the entire season for crops. 11. M. Saunders, business agent of the San Francisco llulhliuc Trades Council, has been found guilty of em bezzling council funds. Tho Russians aro extending their j land and water telegraphic service in ' Manchuria and aro encroaching with ' tho sorvico upon Korean territory, j Tho recent directors' meeting of j the United States Steel Corporation ; declared dividends and announced i pronts for the last quarter of $36,-' 199,528. Dr. .1. Hunter Wells, a missionary, jays, "Nothing of a human agency lias done moro for tho propagation of i the gospel In Korea than the hospital nd dispensary." NORTHWEST NEWS. Tho Southern Pacific is ballasting a largo amount of track this year In tho southern part of Oregon. Harry KIshcr, a prominent young business man of Salem, has been ar rested for robbing his employer. Charles Toinisky, a noteil Yakima Indian, died whiln Intoxicated, near Old .Mission, Yakima county, Tuesday morning. Sailor boarding houso men are making a vigorous kick against tho new law regulating tholr business 1 In Oregon. , All tho striking union linemen of . Portland aro still out and fully expect tlio company to make concessions to Ilium In tho end. Unmasked highwaymen held up a Seattle saloon, in broad daylight 1 Tuesday morning, and secured $50 in cash from tho till. Champ Clark, of .Missouri, wll bo ' entertained by tho .Missouri Club, of Portland, on July 21. An elaborate program has been arranged. Harvost hands in tho Lowlston country nro said to bo very scarce, and high wages aro being offered ns an Inducement to men to go there. A largo safe In tbo offlces of tho Kaufmunn Company, of Soattlo, was ' Mown open Tuesday morning and 200 and many valuablo papers taken, In ordor to make room for our im- mouse line of Fall Clothing coming I wo will have a J $ Sacrifice Sale cn tliH remaining of our Summer $ Clothing. Prices speak for thorn- selves! t $10.00 Suits will go at $8.00 I $12.50 and $13.50 Suits will go at $ $10.00 i $14.00 and $15.00 Suits will go at $12.50 $ $10,50 and $17.50 Suits will go at $14.50 f Boys' Clothing All Boys' Clothing, two and threo piece suits, knee and long pants will go at a discount of TWENTY PER CENT ......... ....... f..'. . - . . ...... J I 1 1 1 4 A I 1 1 i " T i l l I I I I t 1 1 1 I t " HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. H. I). Lnngllle, Walla Walla. iM. 1 Haullne, Haltimore. li. S. Darman, Iluluth. Alex Livingstone, city. I. . H. Parke. Chlco. Mrs. P. Sovorance, Tollamond. .1. II. Ward, Minneapolis. J. H. Walker and wife. Kred A. Temple. Pendleton, J. S. Forrest, Now York. Sam 1). Story, New York. C. X. Crewdson, Chicago. W. II. Oarrctt, Portland. I). C5. Hamlin, San Francisco. S. H. Wood. San Francisco, .Mrs. ltakter, Salem. Noah H. Clem, Spokane. S. S. Grow, Athena. William Maher, Portland. C. M. Smith, Portland. W. H. Holley, city. Charles .1. Ferguson and wife. Hnrnoy Hani, Pilot Rock. Ed Hnrn, Pilot Rock. John Ilowman, city. V, F. I.ounoy, Kentucky. Golden Rule Hotel. F. J. Gardner, Portland. .M. Rankin, Anoka. A. G rover. Helix. L. A. Campbell, Adams. J. II. Griible, Adams. S. C. Grublo, Adams. M, J, Grublo, Adams. A. T. Kelllhor, Salem. C. Benson, Haines. .M. L. lienson. Haines. F. J. Ilensou, Haines. Clnrk Uenson, Haines, T. E. lienson, Haines. G. W. Ilrndley and wife, Haines. .M. Woodrough, Haines. n. C. Adams, Welser. -Mrs. S. Hergorson, Wolser. W. It. McRoherts, Spokane. S. S. Gill, Spokane. II. Applegate, Hay. Glenn Hlte. Walla Walla. W. J. Wilkinson, Athena. C. p. Ilowman, Echo. P. M. Grady, Kent. George C. Russell, Joseph. II. J. Hell, Starhuck. Working Night and Day. Tho busiest nnd mightiest little thing that over was mado is Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Those pills chango weakness Into strength, list lessness into energy, brainfag into mental power. Thoy'ro wonderful in building up tho health. Only 26c I or lox. Sold by Tnllmnii Co. Holtt's School. Nowhero do boys receive bettor su pervision, moro thorough training, or bettor Influences that at Holtt's school, Monlo Park, California. This school begins its thirteenth year Aug uset 11th, and ranks with tho boat of its kind In this country. Seo nd In another column. HELIX HAPPENINGS MR. GLASS IS BUILDING ADDITION TO HIS HOUSE. Burr Johnson Will Have Charge of a Warehouse at Vansycle Pleasant Society Event at Home of Mrs. Leland General Nelghoorhood News. Helix, July ".Several persons will go to Pendleton today to attend the funeral of llttlo Mary McEachorn, daughter of John McEachorn, of this place, Miss Julien, sister of Ira Jullen, of this place, arrived hero yestorday morning from Ohio. Jesse .Moons nrlvcd in Helix last evening from Idaho. Mrs, Eliza Reodor and sister, 51 Iks Crossloy, of Tacoma, have been visit ing at the homo of Mrs. Reoder's daughter. Mrs. J. K. Hott. Alex .Montgomery and wife, R. H. Montgomery and wife, Miss Lucy .Montgomery, Mr, Daw Howard, Pete Sonus, Alias Anna Hush, spent tho Fouith at Illngham Springs. Frank King nnd family, nnd James Kern and family attonded the cele bration at the agency Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. lien Decker nnd daughter, Ada, will Icavo this morning for Wes ton for a fow days' visit with Mrs. Decker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake King. T. D. Smith, who has boon confined to his home for tho last fow days on account of sickness, Is able to be out "gain. Miss Helen Grant, of Seattle, Is vis iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant. Mrs. I). IJ. Richardson returned homo last Saturday from Mud creek, where she has been visiting her sis ter, Airs. Hanson, Air, Glass is building an addition to his home, which Is a great improve ment. .Mr. and Airs, ilurr Johnson have taken up tholr nbodo at Vansycle, where Air. Johnson will take chargo of a warehouse the coming wheat season. Informal Reception, Airs, lien Ia Leland gavo an Infor mal reception at her homo last Tues day ovenlng in honor of Mrs. Stanllold who has been visiting In tho com munity. Also a surprise on Air. I.e land, it being his birthday. About 23 Invitations were Issued on nrount of sickness, some were unable to attend. The ovenlng was pleasantly spent. Refreshments, consisting of Ices and cake wore served. JUNE WEATHER. Maximum Temperature Reached on the Tenth With 99 Degrees. Local Weather Obsorver R. S. Dry son, furnishes tho following weather report for Pendleton for the month of June. It will be seen by the table that tho highest temperature of tho month was 99 degrees, registered on June t Military Academy Dr. J. W. Hill, Principal. 24th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Oregon. A PRIVATE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. New buildings, modern and complete. Manual training, military discipline. Hoys successfully fitted for all colleges or for 'business life. Principal of 25 years' experi ence in Portland. Hoys of any nge admitted at any tlmo. Writo for catalogue. Fall term opens Soptember 1C. H I"! I I I ! I II i n ..n Oregon, Portland. i: Saint Helen's Hall :: (Est. isg9 by Rt. rov, a w. ; ; .Morris ) " Will enter Its 31th ;eur ; September 14, 1903. Number , , of resident pupils limited to 00. '. '. Hook of Information sent on ' ' application. , " ELEANOR TIBBETTS, Prin. I! HOITT'8 SCHOOL. Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California Thorough mental, moral and physi cal training for boys. Homo influ ences; beautiful surroundings; excel lent climate; careful supervision; limited number; prepares for any university or for business. Fall term begins August 11. Send for illustrat ed catalogue IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., President. 10, and tho lowest was 37 dogreos, reached on Juno 3. Rainfall for tho month amounted to 1.35 Inches, tho heaviest fall In any one day coining on Juno 11, iollowlng the hottest day of the month. The longest period during tho month u which im rain fell, was from the 13th to the 24th; Max. Mln. Rain. June l si: Br. .or. June 2 "4 B0 June 3 79 . June I 70 U Jm.e 5 79 51 June () 'Jl -' June 7 M r,,i June S 7S 32 Juno 9 ! 33 June 10 !'J r,:1 June 11 8 r' Juno 12 73 B'J -li June 13 78 B2 .10 June 14 93 51 June IB 02 5. T Juno 1 SO 57 June 17 82 19 June IS 8(1 17 June 19 8!) urt Juno 20 88 B4 June 21 SB 54 June 22 79 BB June 23 79 50 Juno 24 93 Juno 25 St! B9 .08 June 2i 8H t .02 Juno 27 79 01 T June 28 77 57 .18 June 29 77 53 June 30 7fi 41 Total inches rainfall 1.35 NEW LAND COMMISSIONER. Fred E. Wcsterburg Appointed at Monument. Fred K. WVsterhurg, who for the past year has been the bookkeeper for tho Al. Al. Co., of .Monument, has re ceived the appointment of U. S. com missioner at that place. Air, Wester burg Is a thorough business man and Is well ipiallfieil for tlio olllco of U. S. commissioner and his appointment will be a great convenience to the people of .Monument and Hiirroundlug country. Air. Westorhurg will have a set of plats as soon as thoy can bo procured and will bo prepared to at tend to all kinds of land business. Long Creek Light. N. Aloore put his hand on the head of an alligator In a St. Louis show, thinking the reptile was stuffed. Tho hnite .I'lnseil IIh" Iiiwh on Ills forearm and nearly pulled his arm from his , shoulder before It could be beaten on. THE SURE WAY to Prevent 1'uciimonla and Consump tion Is to cure your cold when It first appears. Acker's English Rem edy will stem the couch In :i nlirht. and drive the cold out of your system. Always a quick and suro cure for Asthma, llronchltls, and nil throat .mil ltinp troubles. Tf U ilnna Tint snt- Isfy you the druggist will refund your money, wrue to us lor ireo sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Huffalo, N. Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. Gray's Harbor Commercial Co. We Don't Keep Everything But we do keep a good bis stock of nice dry Flooring, Celling, Rustic and Finish, in all grades. Also all kinds of Dimension Lumber, In cluding Lath and Shingles. Our stock of Doors, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper and Apple Boxes Is complete, and any one In need of Lumber will not be wrong in placing their order with the : : Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W: & C. R. Depot MALTHQID ROOFESTG Made in California where materials are produced. The lowest priced roofing made. Lasts longer than all others. It is weather and water-proof and fire resisting. Jeni for booklet. The Paraffine Paint Co. Sin Princlico, Suttlt. Portland, Lot Angtlu Denver, Colorado. Ask Your Doctor He will tell you That barley - malt is a half-digested food, as good as food can be. That hops arc an ex cellent tonic. That the little alcohol in beer only 3j4 per cent is an, aid to digestion. But Purity is Essential But he will tell you that beer must be protected from germs, and brewed in absolute cleanliness. He'll say, too, that agel is important, for age brings! perfect fermentation. Without it, beer ferments on the stomach, causing biliousness. Schlitz beer is brewed with all precautions, it is the recog nized standard all the world over, because of its purity. All for the llrtwtry Bottling. Phone 51 Main, H. Kopittke, 507 Main St., Pendleton! THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS Heavenly Drinks Our Iced Drinks are good enough for the Angels and we feel certain they will refresh and please all ordinary human beings. On these very warm days and evenings, there are no more popular beverages than our Phosphates IceCreamSoda Pick-me-tips Ptmdees Egg Drinks Root Beer My fountain is now In charge M of an EXPERT, Mr. J. R. Park er, of Chicago, and he will al ways be pleased to give you his best. F. W. Schmidt's I The Reliable Druggist I DOORS I'uitoflicc Mock. I'houeMaluSJl 'I'W'l-M'j Conrad Platzoeder All kinds of Fresh Meats always on hand. Fine Bacon, Hams and Sausage. I Prices as low as he lowest ODca, linillnnlf. . . 4 , " "we i, u relrtoim, cooklK. these lotjJ A Nice, Jd i Steak is just i this weather. liot to roast or I TCall or phowj ! MIESi 310 K, Court Phoe THERE is a I DEMAND for Canned fruits aaiii that taste like mottJ Mono has all the freshrlM the fruit or veuctili lug but the most Etl goes into a " Every bit is pita sweet ana painstaking care ul not and an equal in M0N0P0LE. Standard .Moitn nd'rocen Any Tie Is k Good Now Is the have your home w a little am there will help itilj tuliy. oome ' wall paper will in anv room. 0 Ouril paper w ""'- j pattern In M every one i H.!nn. Better let us show them tei you what ii "' n whole house or one ii E. I. M" 111 Court S We can supply. Building M"e descriptions you monc B Hi '. PI cement, d Wood gBttrrtj and dwemns" Oregon I Alta St.( Farmers naiaclty?!. T. C. TAYLOK, Agent 1