East Oregonian : E.O., July 17, 1903, Image 2

July Bargains
Straw Hats at half price.
Hoys Clothing twenty por cent discount.
Mens Summer Clothing at a saving of from
2 00 to $3.00 pur suit,
Summer Underwear 25c. 50c and 7oe per
t
$
rrnvm nit 1
Working Shirts 50c and 7c.
Gloves 25c to $1.50.
Mens Working Shoos $1 50 to $3.00.
BEAR & DALEY
One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Halters
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GENERAL NEWS
Tiit nntalt government WIU main- j
tu'i a M..n..-s nrmy of 25,000 men I
hereafter in South Atrlca.
John Draato and wife have sailetl
Tct San lVitro, Cal., in a ;l3-foot
iloap. Their intentional destination
is iUaska.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
vers that J9,000,n00 Is annunlly
spent In the United States for corn
which to manufacture maca-
i package of diamonds valued at
S.'liMO. lias heen stolen from ilw store
-ronms of the Now York customs
house, presumably by an employe of
the department.
'Thirteen silver spoons, made and
haul engraved in 1530, sold a few
flays ago in London for $24,500. One
bears the likeness of Christ and each
oTIfie others the likeness of an apos-
1te.
'The Hay State (Delaware) Oas Co.
Is fn he reorganized. The first step
TfiB he to cm down Its capitalization
Tram S2oO.000.000 to $20,000,000. with
out any pretense of any shifting or
cSaaging of real values.
ltliout one-sixth of tne business
portion of San Louis Obispo. Cal..
lias been burned, at a loss of $100,000.
1'lre originated by small boys building
a fire under a house standing several
Ipo? from the ground.
Tup corn belt Illinois, Iowa, MIs--jon:f
and Eastern Kansas and Ne-
tawka will not yield an average j
crop of that cereal this year on ac-!
roant of the abnormally cool weather '
iff the past two months,'
Tup grand Jury at Baltimore, Md.,
fcas returned an indictment against j
ftsnk Manoloy. charging him with j
tfec murder of his wife. Manoley says
he dreamed , burglars were In the
lirase and shot his wife while both I
fre asleep. ;
The negro, Lee Drown, who shot '
and killed Patrolman Massey at Ev- j
aurvflle, Ind., and who was himself j
xbot through the lungs, has develop-'
'tH pneumonia and will die. The af- i
tar with Massey was the direct ,
rjuse of the late murderous riots at 1
Tasnsville.
According to It. G. nun & Co., the
?ros earnings of all the railroads of
iti United States for the first live
months of 101)3, were $CSG,S03,542, '
ifcree-fourths of the entire mileage !
ieing represented In the report. Thoso j
Teares arn an lucreaso of 13. 1 per I
rat dvtr corresponding months in ;
!?, and 20.7 pur cent over 1901.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The butchers of Troutdalc organ!
til a protective union Thursday,
TTn watermelon cron of .losonhlne !
rotraty is fully two weeks late, thib :
5ar
The Btalf board of education of
Washington, has just Issued IS life
ifiplomas
Tlit- steamer ludinim has Just at
tired at Seattle trom Nome, with'
jmjmlslug reports from all tho north
ern diggings.
It is rumored that O. H. &. N. stir
vtjors are now at work on a routo
Irani Arlington south to Mayvlllo,
tlHllam county.
A woman named Hattlo Cox, ot .
Kpukane. wiib found dead in u tent, .
uiar White Holt, Idaho, Thursday. I
Itaisonlni: Is suspected. 1
rare. Sarah Qrowe, an attendant ni :
th Insane asylum at Salem, was se. j
Taa3ly Injured Thursday by having !
o Rorfto lull with her
A new find of coarse gold has been
jhi1 on .Morclock and Upper Donan
3u credits. In tho Yukon district. The
assays are said to be fabulous.
3osh Tniax was shot and Instantly
iUBed in Hlnsdalem, Mont., 'inursday
Isr Tioh Walsh, known as "Six Shoot
or Dob." for 'his hanillness with a
ecu,
a has heen discovered that an ml-1
iKtional appropriation of $50,000 will ,
lie necessary to fully pay oft all
niinis of Indian war veterans In Or-
fltrs. C. E. Comlnl, of Tho Dalles,
.133 iorrlhly hurned Thursday morn,
iss hy tho explosion of a lamp which
Sin was carrying. Her clothing was
all hurned off nnd fiho may not live.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
K. H. llurke, Portland.
K. .Mills, Spokane.
L. W. Held. city.
U. W Canlleld, Colfax,
H. S. Simon, Portland.
R H. Stocker, San Francisco.
William Kllery, Uoston.
W. H. Herman, Portlnnd.
H. It. llurke, San Francisco.
K. V. .lelento. New York.
John Smith, Kola.
A. Kreldoll, Spokane.
K. It. Cox, Athena.
Mrs. K. Mills. Spokane.
E. Uragdon, Portland.
Oeorge Stevens, Portland,
H. Is'. Dryer, Tacomn.
A. Nylander, Portland.
Ouy It. Cockley, city,
.M. Haunk, San Francisco.
.T. E. Whltham. Wnlla Wulla.
Charles A. Werthelmer. St. I.ouls.
Frank H. Johnson, Uolse.
J. W. Dobbins, Spokane.
Theo. I. Flyn. linker City.
1). Wilson, Spokane.
Wilson Johnson. Colfax.
Golden Rule Hotel.
H. Shumackor, Spokane.
H. C. Hager, Spokane.
John .Aiarkham, Denver.
V. C. Coleman. Walla Walla.
Isaac Hagcn and wife. Illngham.
S. Hagen and wife, Ncz Porcos.
.Mrs. May Montgomery. Helix.
.Mrs. A. 1). Montgomery, Helix.
Lucy Montgomery, Helix.
F. A. Osborne. Helix.
E. Osborne Helix
W. A. Mlkosell, Echo.
William Smoot, Echo.
P. Qululln, Moscow.
W. W. Lawson, Portland.
W. J. Moore, Spokane.
Sam Lee. Spokane.
J. C. Anderson, Portland.
C. E. Ztegler, Portland.
A. .1. Hall, Spokane.
J. Voghn, San Leandra.
A. Peterson, San Leandra.
N. U. Pinkorton, Athena.
P. C. Creswoll, Hcppnor.
H. H. McRoynoIds, Uklah.
H. Lazmka, Ukiah.
J. L. Duclthassen, Hitter.
W. H. Dalnlon. Helix.
F, W. Daird and wife, Salt Lake.
U. Walker. Pilot Hoclc.
W. L. Davis, Portland.
Oscar T. Kelly and wife, Pocalello
John S. Dealt, Portland.
C, D. Davis, Portland.
J. Pittinger, Portland.
H. H. .March. Dallas.
K. Thomlluson, Portland.
, Night Was Her Terror. j
"1 woihd cough nearly all night
) long," writes Mrs. dairies Applegato,
of Alexandria, luil., and could hard
ly get nny sleep. I had consumption
so had that If I walked a block I '
would cough frightfully and spit
blood, hut when all other medicines
iaiieo, inreo ?t.uu uouies or ur,
King's Now Discovery wholly cured ,
mo and I gained 58 pounds." It's ah-1
solntoly guaranteed to cure coughs,
colds, la grippe, bronchitis and nil
throat anJ lung troubles. Price 50c
and $1.00. Trlnl bottles free at Tall-,
man & Co.'s dmg store.
Home from vacation, feeling good,
strong and healthy, would bo tho case
after an outing nt tho most beautiful
of DIuo mountain resorts Lehman
Springs. There Isn't a place In all
tho West where you can find a more
convenient and delightful spot to
spend n few days or a long tlmo
away from tho heat, nolso nnd worry I
of city life. Tho 1C natural hot
B',,",n ",u ""'"-" "
dlclnal properties. Hotel accommo
dations aro first-class, 'phono connec
tions, freo camping ground, 25 pri
vate cottages, largo swimming pool,
baths, golf, tennis, hunting and fish
ing. For further particulars, address
C. It. Dutton, I.ohman Springs, Or.
j Stock Farm for Sale.
! The Oglo stock farm, consisting of
3000 acres, ahoitt 250 head of cattlo.
plenty of vater, grass and tlmhor.
Hango has nover heen sheoped off.
All under fonco. Will grow all hay ro
quired. Call on or wrlto to Houtloy
& Hartman, Pendleton, Oregon.
For Sale,
Twenty hoad of good work maros,
soma havo mulo colts hy tholr sides.
Inquire at 8wcarlngen Ilros.
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REPORT FROM SOUTHERN
PART OF THE COUNTY.
Stockmen From Camas and Rltter
Report Feed In the Hlfjh Mountains
Very Good Timothy Has Become
Perfectly Acclimated and Now
Grows Wild.
Henry l.azlnkn. of (Jamas, and J. 1
Itei-khnsi'ii nf ltltlor. are 111 the city
for supplies for harvest and for the
purpose of delivering to the Frye-
Hruhn Company, of Senttle, a ship-
meut of fat rattle which went north
over the W. & C. It. last evening.
The gentlemen report the hay crops
of Cnmns very good and the grain
fair. The summer range was very
short on account of the continued
cold weather of .May. The mountain
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range, uowevoi, hi me uimiui, m u.-
cellent anil stool: is In good condl -
Hon.
Hav harvest is now In progress In
Camas, and the yield Is not so good ,
as was expected, up to the time har
vest began. The hay Is of the usual
height, but seems to ho thin on the
ground. The cold spring retnrded the i
growth, just when warm weather was ,
essential to a full crop.
The principal hay crop rolsed In the
Camas prairie country Is mixed tim
othy and wild grass. Timothy Is a
native product of that district anil I
takes root wherever the seed Is lodg-1
ed. In many places In the mountains
whore teams have been fed on tlm
cthy hay one year by enmpors, the
ground Is covered with a thick growth ,
of this grass.
The hroiuus grass which has been
started In that district does not do i
well on raw land, as was expected
when It was introduced, but requires :
i good soli and much cultivation to
make sood crops.
ltye Is grown extensively for hay
In the Interior districts also. Wheat
hay Is made In the foothill regions
and some clover is grown.
HAS STOOD THE TEST.
New Land North of Coulee in Frank.
lin County Will Yield Ten to Twen
ty Bushels Per Acre,
E. O. Mnrshnll, a farmer near Ku
holotus. Franklin county. Is visiting
his brother-in-law, Dr M. Stiles, in
this city, tays the Walla Walla Union.
Mr Marshall says there is 50 per cent
mpre land near Kalholotus planted to
wheat this year than there .as last,
and that the yield will be satisfactory
considering conditions, running from
10 to 20 bushels por acre.
"This season has demonstrated
that we can raise wheat on the north
.side of the coulee," snld Mr. .Marshall.
"Some Holds of grain In our country
look as well as the average In Walla
Walla county. Furthermore, the
crop this year passed through weath
er as unfavorable as one can reason
ably expect again. And when the
yield will run fiom 10 to 20 bushels
per acre It shows that wheat raising
will be a success north of the con-
l.n "
Heading and stacking has been pro-' J
grossing iu the Kahlotus country for '
a fortnight and combined harvesting f
has Just started. .
The banner wheat Held near Kahlo-
tus Is that of Mr. Anderson, which ,
will go 20 bushels on 300 acres.
The Voie piano today ocruples .liui$
highest ikgree of public appreciation J
simply becau- li represents ti.. ut
most piano worth Inland Empire. '
Piano Hons- , .I01 .Mam Htreot T
Kf 1 - 'Jt
" Vii r a top
OP
DANDRUFF
FALLING HAIR
nnd BALDNESS
Kill the Germ that is Deitroying
the Hair Root.
NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY
THAT KILLS THESE
PARASITIC GERMS.
Tor Silt by Dru&ljtj. Price $1.00.
WHAT ISTHE USE
of suffering trom Indigestion If you i
ent what you want, or of starving1
yourself to avoid such distress?
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after I
eating will digest your food perfectly
and freo you from nil tho dlsagreeahlo
symptoms of Indigestion and Dyapop
sla. Eat what you llko at any tlmo,
nnd take an Acker Tablet aftorward,
Positively guaranteed. Your money
will always ho rofunded II you
aro not satisfied. Wrlto to us for a
freo sample. W. H. Hooker & Co,,
Buffalo, N. Y.
MOUNTAIN
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A NEW UNION.
How to Join and Get Quick Results
at Small Coat.
Why not Join our union of piano
purchasers and snvu ft hundred dol
lars? You can do It nud wo can hulp
vou This Is how It Ih done: Wo can
"well afford to sell ten or more plnnoH
cheaper than one so havo organized
a union of ten members. You Join
and pav $10.00 down nud $10.00 a
mouth the piano Is yours. Now hero
la th" best part of It. Every tlmo n
now member Joins, the price of your
Instrument depreciates In price $10:
in other words, when the union is fill
ed overv member gets his Instru
ment S 100 less than regular price.
I i.lt. ..v.miiilp
u recu ar StfUiMiii in-
trunient can bo bad for $200.00 by
joining the union. Don't delay tnk-
jK advantage of this great opportu-
ity as It will only last a low weeks
r "the dull season. This, combined
wjt, ,. lHXHy payment plan and ox-
i rimngf enntnu't makes it possible
rm. over.uiue to have an instrument
TherUelspuV Piano House 315 E.
Court stm-i Everything musical.
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1 Have vouv
TiMitsi'h's
sboe.s repaired at
Heavenly
Our Iced Drinks are (jood
enough for the Angels and we
feel certain they will refresh
and please all ordinary human
uelnns. On these very warm
days and evenings, there are no
more popular beverages than
our
Phosphates
IceCreamSoda
Pick-me-ups
Punches
Egg Drinks
Root Beer
Razsle Dassle
Pecan Sundae
F. W. Schmidt's
The Kuliublo Druggist
rulo9 . III.- rli.m. Minn mi
mo i
t
Academy
Dr J W Hill, Piincipal
Mtli & .Marshall Sts , Portland
5 Oregon.
J A PRIVATE DOARDING
1 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
, ? BOYS AND YOUNG
, MEN.
1
1 X New buildings, modern and T
1 4, complulu.
I .Manual training. military f
X discipline
, 4. Hoys sui ceHSlully lilted for
i nil colleges or for business life
T Principal of 25 years' oxperl-
! once In Portland
I T Hoys of any ugc admitted ut t
I any time. T
Write for catalogue
I I Kali term opens September T
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$
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OREGON.
PORTLAND. I
St. Helens Hall
Has u Nurinul Klndeignrlon Training
Class In connection with Its Acade
mic Department. Separate residence.
Two-year course. .Model Kindergar
ten. Provides practice work. Kor
detulls address
1
ELEANOR TEDBETTS, Prln.
I
HOITT'S SCHOOL.
Menlo Park, San Mateo Co., California
Thorough mental, moral and physi
cal training for hoys. Homo inllu
uncos j hcnutlrul surroundings j excel
lent cllmnto; careful supervision;
Ilmltod numhorsj proparcs for any
univorHlty or for huslnoss, Kali term
heglns August 11. Sond for Illustrat
ed catalogue.
IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., President.
Cold Stuff
and HOW We Serve It
Wo havo Hoourud for tho balanoe of ti.0
vlcos f Mr. J, R. Parkor of Chicago, th ll
will bo ploit80tl to givo you IiIb best.
SPECIAL TOMORROW
Raspbey A La Mode
Claret Ptinch
Frappc
Grape Ptinch
Walnut Frappe
Pnnf R
Ping Pong and Ice Cteam Soda
Try Ping Pong ice cream soda or "Sundae"
crate of the East
BROCK & McCOMAS
Corner of Main and Court Streets
eakfast
Is tin "(pileK meal' 'of tho day
have to hurry off to work
no time to cook. It you cat
mil- h you can 11 11 1 1 any kind
horr The kind that Is served
hot or the kind you eat cold.
llar-on nice, nweet, thin
s-lli'OK in convenient euns
lake-, just a minute to cook.
Syrup- tho kind that makes
vou wnnf to eat 11 dozun hot
aki- Smnll and large cans.
Collee the kind that Is not
equaled In Pendleton.
KAWLEY Bios.
ViAXJTMOIE
KOOFIMO
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.
itai for booklet. f
The Paraffinc Paint Co.
Sin Franclico, Seattle,
Portland I m And
and Denver, Colorado.
T. C. TAYLOIi, Agent
Is always received when you
place your order with us.
Fir. Tamarack and
..Pine.,
Why buy poor coal when you
can fjet the best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5i
Any Time
n onnn i
Now Is the acctottd
have your house cainttd
IJGICU. r Ili.lG UdlllMIIU lit
tnerc win ne 0 its look!
fully. Some nice, bright,
paper was never rnic wnf
pattern In endless varitlj
every one new and up-to-di
rntnp rifiinn. Btter ecme
you what it will cost k
whole house or one room
E. J. Murphy
111 flnnrt Street
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Protective
Agency
of
Credit Rating
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Customers
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Manager
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