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DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1903. tOHilHIIIIHIIIItlllimmiHH f f Hlllllll Clearance Sale of Summer Clothing Me Q S t t S 10.00 Suits, Sale Prices $ 8.00 : $12.50 and 13.50 Suits, Sales Price J0.00 : $15.00 Suits, Sales Price J 2.50 : $16.50 and SI 7.50 Suits, Sales Price.. J4.00 j Boys' $2.00 Suits, Sales Price $J.60 : S3 00 Suits, Sales Price 2.40 - S4.G0 Suits, Sales Price 3.20 3 S5 00 SuUs, Sales Price 4.00 BEAR & DALEY j One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Haters i H-Hfi i i-h-h i 1 i 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 i i i i ii 1 1 mn 1 1 1 1 1 h GENERAL NEWS. The national convocation of Shrln crs wil! be held next year at Atlantic City. The lYIldmere the most famous liolel at Lake Chautauqua, X Y.. was Imrnea yesterday. Loss. SSM.000. Minnie Kraft, the famous mezzo :soprauo, Itorn in Chicago, is dylnt; in I "Vienna of Wood poisoning, aged 30 3"?ars. I Iartlal failure in the "cotton belt" J "has jumped prices of cotton in the general market extraordinarily In the jpasi tew days. Government statistics prove that "there are more child laborers in Penn-. sylvanla than In all the Southern stales combined. The firm of Porter Bros., wholesale trull dealers, which failed two months ago In Chicago, owed $640.000 . in. California alone. ; ItenmarK has officially accepted the invitation to participate in the World's Fair and William Arup has been appointed commissioner. i The Smithsonian taxidermist. Geo. H Turner, is preparing a 10-foot si rafle for exhibition in th govern- ' ment building at the World's Fair. A union of stenographers and type- j writers has been organixed at Wor , tester. Mass.. and It Is proposed to , eitend the organization over the en-, tirp country. ! A San Francisco firm worked up at ureal exiwnse a splendid corner on j lima beans, only to find that nobody "wanted the beans. Assets, J25,0f"1; 1 liabilities. $300,000. j Charles Kandall. a very wealthy man of Janesville. Wis., was found dead Wednesday, with a bullet through his bead. He lived alone In the outskirts of town. I HOTEL ARRIVALS. NOTES FROM ECHO SCHOOL HOUSE WILL BE ENLARGED THIS SUMMER. Two Grades Will Be Added to the Public Schools Election to Vote on a Bond Proposition Will Be Held July 18 Lewiston Parties Here to Invest. Hotel Pendleton. L. F Lamping. Seattle. A. R Grant. Portland E. H. Burke. Portland. -Max Baer. city. B. H. Parmelen. Bloomington. H. G. Ross. San Francisco. X J. Schmidt. San Francisco. W. H. Gray. Omaha. Alex Livingston, city. F H. Stocker. San Francisco. R. B. Slay. Portland. Ed Blackburn, Baker City. J. R. Hallomau. Walla Walla. Dan Shully. Spokane. J. Fred Fisher. Spokane. A. Xylander. Portland. R. C. Lang. Portland. Charles H. Green, city. J. H. Kloeckner, Spokane. Albert Proebstel. Weston. H. W. B. Smith. Baker. C. F. Xeal. Boise. Andrew Taylor. Zion City. F. E. Wilcox. Milley. J. M. Johnson. Zena. Rudolph Kruger and wife, Farming ton. William R. Leonard. Pueblo. J. A. Rouse. Havelock. John Brown. Jr.. Sumpter. W. H. Cowles. Latah. G. D. Stone. Latah. G. C. Osborn. Athena. Echo. Or. July P. At n meeting held at the schoolhouse yesterday afternoon for the purpose of voting upon the question of building an ad dition to the house, and adding the ninth and tenth grades to the school, there was considerable enthusiasm shown. One prominent citizen claimed that such a tiling was not needed. This brought a spirited reply from Joseph Cuhna. who stated that In his judg ment it was very much needed, and that the addition to the scnoolhouse must be built, and would be built if he had to do it unaided. This met the approbation of a large majority of those present, and upon a vote It , was decided to build and create the additional grades. It was also decided to call a meet-1 lng next Saturday week to vote upon the question of bonding the district. ', Too much credit cannot be given Sir. j Cuhna. A few more such euterpris-1 1ng citizens will place Echo upon the road to success, where she deserves to be. J. Hu Wood, of Minneapolis. Is do ing the town today MOTHER ENDORSED THEFTS. Harry Fisher Had Been a Thief for a Year Past. "Salem. Ore July 10 Harry Fisher, the youth who was nrrested Tuesday night having property In his posses sion belonging to the firm of Joseph Mevers & Sons, in this city, was giv en 'a hearing yesterday afternoon on a charge of petit larceny, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to serve CO davs' in the county jail. The crime committed was far more serious than that of which he was convicted, but on account of his pre vious good character the private pros ecutors had no desire to punish him very severely for this, his first of fense. Two members of the firm. however, made a trip to I'onianu . esterdav to see If the boy's mother. who is 111 at St. Vincent's hospital, , and from her it was learned that the, boy had been carrying on his thiev , ing practice for over a year, and that ( the voung culprit had stolen almost 1 every kind of an article Imaginable ( from" the store, from a comb to a wo- t man's suit and a three-quarter kersey ( uiat of the value oi izlu. It is un-1 d rs'cul that th- n- cor. aw'v tc , her ilmess. will not be Implicated in tN matter i t t t Hill Military Academy .uuuiici. ui uisiuu, luiut: ill um mi-1 morning train and drove to the coun-1 Oregon. try. This Is the party who came j t t X f t here some time ago and looked over the country with the view to an ex tensive investment. It is understood that the deal is about closed which involves quite a sum of money and brings a numuer of enterprising investors. NEW PRISON PHYSICIAN. .NORTHWEST NEWS. I The six-weeks' race meet at Seat tle will close July 11. Oregon City will Issue 1S.0OO in sewer bonds, on July 13. Two Lapwai Indians are under ar rest at Stites. Idaho for rape. Haying and harvesting Is now in lull blast in the Lewiston district. Golden Rule Hotel. Frank tauton and wife, Helix. D. F. McCarthy. Portland. X. E. Dodd. city Mrs. F. C. Iambown. Xorth Yakima Xeta Boynton. Xorth Yakima. J. H. Taylor. Farmington. W. W. Putnam and wife. Winona. D. K. Mathews. Rathdrum. Mrs. L. E. Walker, South Bend. Fred DeMott. Cleveland. W. R. Stalker. Cleveland. J. G. Helfrlch. Spokane. H. Shamfieldt. Yakima. F. O. Lewis. Waltsburg John Hall, Walla Walla. M. C. Hall. Walla Walla. L. A. Shellenburger. Walla Wala. J. C. Shellenburger. Walla Walla. .Mrs. P C. Purcell. Walla Walla. M. W. Rahe, city. A PRIVATE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. New buildings, modern and complete Manual training. military discipline Roys successfully fitted for all colleges or for business life. Principal of 25 years' experi ence in Portland. Boys of any aje admitted at any time Write for catalogue. Fall term ojiens September K, Dr. John D. Shaw Chosen to Succeed Dr. Cusick. Governor Chamberlain yesterday concluded to accept the resignation of Dr. W. A. Cusick. as physician at the penitentiary, which was tender ed several days ago on account of , j the doctor's private practice consum- . Ing too much of his time, and appoint-1 j ed Dr. John D. Shaw, an eminent and successful practitioner of this eltv. ! to fill the vucancy. Dr. Shaw was ' J Ort-goi born in Lansing. Iowa, in 1SG2. He came to Oregon three years later and Cginf Holcm'c Hill I took ui his residence in Salem Later X -.allll iIClClJS ildll T Heavenly Drinks Our Iced Drinks are good enough for the Angels and we feel certaii 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 Ice Cream Soda Pick-me-ups PtiftcEes Egg Drinks Root Beer My fountain Is now In charge 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 The Reliable Druggist many Ua tZi lnK ver tab ) tlon? -war It Is easily settled ,tBl of them ready cooking. thA v. . M A Nice. Jtsic Steak is inct it... this weather. It U not io roast or I HCall or nhiine MIESCKI jtf! r - . ... n r.. tour, ftont Beds I'jH iffi Hi 3. k. I'honr Maui 551 Portlai)'1 Brutally Tortured. A case came to light that for per- The health board of Roseburg is Klsent unmerciful torture has causing all the pig pens in the city 7 , , n , e,S ... io be removed. I .GJ?lob'c.k- of c.olus?' cx f- wrltel?: rur j.o years i enuurea insunerauie on he pursued a course of medicine in the medical department of the Wil lamette University and graduated with high honors in Portland in 1S93. He has been a lifelong and steadfast democrat. Dr. Shaw has gained the prominent place he occupies in his profession by hard study and close attention to his patients, and his legion or friends will be gratified to learn of the honor which has been thrust upon him. He Is deserving of It in every .respect Salem Statesman. ANOTHER PIONEER GONE. Sylvester Grler, of Baker City. Dies of Paralysis. Baker City. July Hi. Sylvester Grier. one or the foremost pioneers of Eastern Oregon, died yesterday evening of paralysis. Mr. Grler came to Eastern Oregon Hum. and Da School lor girli- ot all ages Academi' and College Preparatory courses as well as thorough Primary Instruction. Ideal situatiou on the outskirts of city of Por land. Basket ball. tenuis horseback riding Year boul, sent 011 application. ELEANOR TIBBETTS, Prin. ......... PTTTTTTT1 THERE is a big DEMAND for U arm en trims and rctA-J T. 'jiwrt mat taste life mothers Monopole has all the fresh ripe fam the lrnit or vegetable-nti ing but the most select st: goes into a fflUNOPOLE 1 Everv bit is nacked ; sweet and delicious. Daiustakinrr care and rote not find an equal anywhertl MONOPOLE, Standard Greet MonoiMi racer Com!! nY Time is a Good Tii Dayton. Wash., elects city officers pain from rheumatism and nothing re- 1SC1 and bettled at Baker City in I m July 13, and a warm campaign Is ,ieveU mf thougn j trIe(1 everything j Js;-L where he mined and prospected ' loir in progress. ! known. I came across Electric Bit- "ntH 1871. when he started a feed and I on DOT The Pacific squadron will stop at ters and it's the createst medicine ! livery barn, which he conducted con Bremerton, to take on fuel, on its . on earth for that trouble. A few oot- tlnuously until ISttC. During 15 years HOITT'S SCHOOL. Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California , Thorough mental, moral and physl-' cal training for boys Home lutlu j ences. beautiful surroundings; excel-' lent climate, careful supervision, j limited numbers . prepares for any ' 1 university or lor business. Kali term ' begins August 11 Send for illustrat ed catalogue : IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., President. You won't have to come to town on a rail If you buy one of our Winona Wagons. They have steel clay hubs aud outer bearing blocks, making them run one-third easier than other makes or buggies. Hacks. Carriages, t'arts Phaton from $4u Get your 'ires on our hydraulic machine, we will not mark your wheels. NEAGLE BROS. Wt have the Stover Gasoline Engine. Txip to Alaskan waters. ties of it completely relieved and ilax Whittlesey, clerk In the Lake- cured me." Just as good for liver and view land office, has been suspended Kinney irouuies and general ueblllty. tor crookedness In the office. Only 30c Satisfaction guaranteed by J. C. Baker has been sentenced to Taman & Co., druggists. INDIGESTION 01 tins time ne was associated with 1 , J. C. Kellogg In the business 18 the ause ?f more dlscomtort than He has been suffering with' paraly-! f,u.' otnr all,n,;nt- J'ou eat the sis for about six years. He loaves a 1 tlllnK8 that you want and that are , large family of grown children. 1 go,otI for ou' you are tllstrpssed Ack He was a native of Pennsylvania ' er s Dyspepsia Tablets will make ivlng been born in that state on ' ?'ol,r "'sestlon perfect nnd prevent ' i-v ieptia anu us attendant uisagree- malthoid epvarr;nc Iloseburg. for obtaining money under "mMIBI ,catlon'. ;Tln.f g00d' f raise nretenses ' stroDB and healthy, would be the case JUJ 1130. t -yrmm 1 1 m Now is the accepted t j have your nouse pamire r A t. naintina IWt ucitUi ry r l .1 ...ill k.U 1.1 InnkI KCi iiicic win h fully. Some nice, bright, ii ...ai i.nri 1 frtff to any room. Our itock paper was ncvci niv..-T ur one new and up-ta , ? teimt leal color oesign. ,j let us show them to you J k. i ...111 ac rsf n you wnai u wm w whole nousc or i-- after an outing at the most beautiful' He was a pioneer Odd Fellow and 1 aoe sjmptoms. ion can safely eat false pretense Th last remaining herd ot wild of Bue raountaln resorts Lehman the funeral service will be conducted an thing, at any time, if you take one Iiorses in the Northwest, has been , Sl)rlncs. Xnere lsn.t a ,llace ln a this afternoon by that order I f, "!ese tablets afterward. Sold by rounded up at Bed Lodge Basin. "vy- tne Welit .here vo flnil n more' a" druggists uuder a positive guar- omlng. by ranchmen. , convenient and deliehtful snot to ! Four hoboes were killed In a Oreat antee" - ct8-. Money refunded If 111 Conrt Street The Columbia River & Northern , spend a. few days or a lone time ' Northern freight wreck a will burn oil after July 15. This , away from the heat, noise and worry Wednesday evening change Is made partly to prevent of city life. The 15 natural hot ; fires in the ripening grain fields. springs are wonderful for their me-, .m Adolph Sehoense, a Portland dairy- "l'nal properties Hotel accommo liuin, was seized with cramps and datlons are first-class, 'phone connec drowned in the Willamette river, ' tions, free camping ground, 25 prl Thursday morning, near Portland. vate cottages, large swimming pool, I A negro burglar was so closely pur-' J'atnB- M- tennis, hunting and fish sued In La Grande, Thursday, that J?- tor further particulars, address be left bis shoes behind in a house c- H D"tton, Lehman Springs, Or. lie had entered. He was caught at ' Uot Lake, barefooted. Working Night and Day. I A cargo of lime on the steamer .e busiest and mightiest little" laconuer. caught fire Thursday, and tth'ne, th-at e;er, maJ ls ?,r I tie vessel was beached at Burrough , " f' . IT. K. Bay. The vessel and cargo were de-' f ''""Be weakness Into strength, list- stroyed to the water line. I 88ne.8S into e"?' ,braln'aB, '"to " . , . . , , 1 mental power. They're onderful E. T. OsleBby. colored wanted for ,n DU,1(J,n th ha,th Q , murder at McHenry Miss has been rer lox So,J b XBiSlnan 6 c sirrested at Everett. Wash. He Is a Oesperate character and is known all stock Far in, over the South as "Florida Pop." . Ff r 1oT SaIe- ..... , , . ... , The Oglo stock farm, consisting of Abel Uglow. a prominent citizen of 3000 acres about 250 nead f u 3Dallas, Or., swallowed a glass of e ec-1 pienty or Vatcr. grass and timber! trie battery fluid for port wine, , Range lmg never been 8neeued offt Thursday. He was immediately A unuer fence w, treated with antidotes and will re-, quIred, Ca on or wrUe tQ BenUey vor & Hartman, Pendleton. Oregon. , i . ... i i . . 1 ju expiosiuu ui uiuck puwuer ui Havre ' rou are not satisfied. Send to us for I Buiupie. . it. ItOOKer & CO., i Buffalo, N T. tbe California Powder works, at Pi nole, Thursday morning, killed Miss Mary Woods, an employe, Injuring four others and did $5,000 worth of damage to the plant. The contract for the Ohio State Building at the World's Fair has been let to the Smith & Eastman Con tracting Company. The cost Is slight ly under $32,000. ABC &0HEMIAN Pure, Pale end Sparkling. Bottled Only t the Brewery in St. Louk. SOLD EVERYWHERE. THE SURE WAY to Prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion Is to cure your cold when It flrst appears. Acker's English Rem edy will stop the cough in a night, and drive the cold out of your system. Always a quick and sure cure for Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles, if it does not sat isfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists. Gray's Harbor Commercial Co. We Don't Keep Everything But we do keep a good big 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. Off. W: ft c. R. Depot Made of felt, thor oughly saturated with P&Bcompound. Not impaired by varying temperatures. Does not evaporate, crack, expand or contract. A low priced roofing that can not be equaled. Stod lor Uctlci- The Paraffine Paint Co. 5 Stn Francisco, Seattle, r Portland, Lot Angelti and Uenver, Colorado. T. C. TAYLOR, Agent H H H I I H i l l Conrad Platzoeder I All kinds of Fresh Meats always on hand. Fine Bacon, Hams and Sausage. Prices as low as the lowest i We can supply j Building Material ti I descriptions w I ..At innnPV j DOORS W1ND0 I Building, paf rg .in. iJnesasP40 'I Oregon Luip Alta St.,Opp.Ci ranucis -rji Capacity h lour, an" ' r .lways on hDd. I H J