DAILY EAST 0REG0NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1903.
R l I G
ID
VIGIHITY
"The
reakers
FRUIT CROP PROMISES
TO BE ADOUT AVERAGE.
Fine Cattle Doo Been Poisoned M.
E. Fletcher Is Repairing Telephone
VHHk Above the U
tk. Because it's Best B
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HHjjV A 5c cigar with a
HIB A cigar of one price oiie quality.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
WS The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars
m in the World. M
"The "Band Is the Smoker's Protection.
(SdDW Leaff Brad of
Once Used
They are
THE BEST
ALWAYS
USED
It Will Make You Feel Good
when you gut into one of the
collars laundered at this es
tablishnenl if you have been
having your linen done up by
an inferior method Shirts,
collars amd cuffs laundered
here is the acme of fine work
and we send them home with
a color and finish that is be
yond competition
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
Court and Thompson Streets.
,
X
Line Grasshoppers are Doing
Some Damage Rain Is Needed
Prosperous John Day Country.
Ithlge, July 21. Jinnos .Mnreuiu, of
(iurduuo Is said to Iiavo liad n lino
cattle dog poisoned n short time ago.
M K, Fletcher miulo somo changes
in and repaired somo places which
had been cut In Ills tolophono lino n
low days ago.
Thomas Ogle Is having another
slight attack of rheumatism, hut not
so serious as common.
The first crop In this locality is
going to ho nhout an average. The
trees In general, aro not so heavily
laden, yet the fruit Is of larger and
liner quality and will malto up In re
turn after all.
Gardens are looking lino whilst
heretofore they aro generally begin
ning to ripen and wlthor about tills
time or a little later.
Grass has withered very much In
the past week, and grasshoppers nro
milking raids In some places, yet they
could be thicker mid do more dam
age, (1. V. Llnsnor Is home again from
his large stock farm of tho John
Day. He will remain here till baying
1 Is over. He reports cattle In line
I condition and overythlng progress
ing nicely In that part of the country
I John Kline has gone over north ot
I I'emlletou to take in the coming liar-
vest.
It was 100 above In the shade at
t:."io p. 111. mid 7S at 5: SO a. m. today.
The hot weather Is telling on ovory
tiling We had a nice rain last Sun
day right ami It Is nulto thieatenlug
at times, yet we need It very bad Just
now.
llev. Ilotchklss. or Uklah, will
preach at Ultlgo school house at 7
o'clock tonight.
COSTA RICO COFFEE ill one poruid Packages
JAVA & MOCHA COFFEE in one pound packages
For salo by all up-to-date grocers.
Spices, Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder
PORTLfiKD COFFEE & SPIGE Co., iSf)"
Where to Stop at North
5
The llreakors
it ti .1 Is a summer
MILITIA ENCAMPMENT.
Keeley INSTITUTE
FIRST AND MONTGOMERY STREETS. 'PHONE MAIN 391.
We Can Mend It
We hnve purchased the Wlthee
Uleycle and Ilepolr Shop and
arc prepared to make quick re
pairs and guarantee our work.
We repulr bicycles, sowing ma.
chines and other light machin
ery; do brazing and other re
pairing. Wo aro agents for
three makes of wheels that
have mot the test and proved
their worth. Thoy are
THE RACYCLE,
THE HILLCLIMBER,
and THE CRAWFORD,
If you aro going to buy a
wheel, come around and look
at our wheels before you pur
rlinsp your wheel.
Gonian & Edmisten
311 EAST COURT STREET.
I
Oregon National Guard to Enjoy Nine j
Days Outing,
An encampment of tho Oregon Na- !
tloual Guard has been authorized by
(iovernor fieorgo Chamberlain, upon
the recommendation of the military
board. The encampment will be held
between Thursday. September :id, 1
and Saturday, September 12, inclu-1
slve.
These days Include the time to be
spent by the companies ot tho guard j
In going to nnd from tho camp. Under
this arrangement tho guard will be
allowed at least nine days of actual
encampment. This Is a decided in
crease over last year, when but six
days were spent in camp, The selec-
Hon of a camp has not yet been made. ,
General (Janlenbeln will take up this 1
work at once, and Incidentally will 1
begin today to secure favorable rail
road rates from the Oregon railroads
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Tho l)ullillnc lias an ocean front of 100 fonK k ?c
fntif affirifiii lilrli in 7:t tnnt frmii tho I'rnntui fi.. i. . 4n
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The hotiso Is lighted by electricity with electric llnht ,,i ,
Hit- V..t. ppuiio II. j.l.j " Hhmtl Mill .'O It nl,. ..
Tho cntlro lowor lloor Is thrown open to tho nnlilln .
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Ait n niuiiifiiiPd f 1 1 tfphii 11 11 11 Kiiir wnrnv iiuii ..imt.r.
mm ot nr nv.i n ih iiiwuvh on r mo ni? nnr nnf i
inlllf. Initlt'i" crunin cumen from our nwn imri r
inn 111111 trv 11111 CL'irn aro m e irom t no imtn f.r. n.u,,
tho Kromuls.
rpl..,H.t Iwi 11ml .1.1 fmel. ..tl.l .,r,t I ,.
.i.. w ... ..ii 1 vi uaim.'s in i
limiRo wltli nrlvato hat ih and tolluts.
Tim wiivon nf thn nnnim lit hlrli thin mil wIHiln nA Caa j .
hotel, and tlio beach In front i Biiperb for uurf hathliiK.
nil flirt crnilllfln nrn lwiWlltlf llllnvu fnlr llulm Innnlo
nrfiniiot enru' dti thn InuOH htfir ImcK- nf tlw lmtnl Id n n, .
and rowhoutH, and on Slioalwnter Hay, just eust of tlio lakes, U
lirofer the warm, fttill-wntor lmthlnK to tho tnnihlliiff of tho surf.
All (volim otn.. nf Vntlfil-wl ulntlnt. I.. I.n.t - 1.
mill. V. llll- IIWILI Llllllllll IU1 IWI 1ITUIJ llllllt. WII! 111'
nre practically landed nt tlio Hotel door.
of Long Heaeli Station.
in o ircnasini; iickihh seu uiai uiey reao to iircntors. was
and have baggage checked through to taut point
Telegraph nnd tolophono connections in the hotel.
ut this Oouipon
WE CURE the Liquor, Opium, Morphlno and Tobacco Habits as surely as
quinine cures a cold. Our treatment clarifies and builds np tho system,
Ono of our patients recently said: ' I novor felt so well In my life; I
am a wonder to myself!" Send to us for booklet.
Gray's Harbor
s Park
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Willi, lilt lliiinv wi vn v. Hiuj m-in j vju niti tij 141
Oki.i.onian to the Hotol Brnakors, on two weeks vacation,
blank space below.
1 voto for
Employed at-
Series A
ah 1 iimwiiik 1111 nl i.inif in mill1 uri' nl "i'ries a a
must lie voted ly noon haturilav. July is. uniis
Coupons to tbe I'.ast Urcgoniati Ullicc
S100 REWARD.
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For Any Case of Liquor, Cigarette or
Chewing Tobacco Habls Trlb Falls
to Cure.
Hov, .1. H. N. Hell, tho oldest living
chaplain of the Orand Lodge of the
Masonic order In tho world, nnd pas
tor of tho Presbyterian church, linker
City, Or., writes: "I hnvo watched
with Interest tlio good results obtain
ed by the uso of your remedy for tho
liquor and tobacco habit, 'Trlb,' and
feel that I can safely and heartily rec
ommend it to all in need."
Price, $12.50 per treatment
salo by all druggists.
Kor
Trlb cures the tobacco bablt.
Trlb euros tlio liquor haiiil.
FIFTY-SIX YEARS AGO.
the
A HIGH CLASS
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Commercial Co.!.. Provides an evening of rare enjoyment
kfl A AI 1 I A fk M mttn I ArrM a Txi- r
uuuu, uitun, n ih?icsuiiic iuii. nui. u
dull minute.
Wo Don't Kecji Everything
Out we do keep a good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Rustic and Finish,
In all grades. Also all kind
of Dimension Lumber, In
cluding Lath and 8hlnglos.
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
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MAIN STREET
Near O. R. & N. Depot
1 Admission, 2.0c Children, 50c
Anniversary of the Arrival of
Mormons.
Salt Lake City, July a l. This
Is u day that always tills the minds
of the people or Utah with Interest.
Ing reveries as It marks tho anni
versary of tho day when In 1817, tho
Pioneers, after a march of great pilv
ntlon across the dosert, reached tho
land that was destined to bo their
homo, The day was observed In Salt
Lako as a general holiday, storos and
olllcos being closed mid many of tho
places decorated with Hags and bun
ting. In tho .Mormon mooting houses
as has been tho custom for years,
special oxorclsos In commoiuoratlon
of the arrival of the Pioneers woro
hold and nihil osses delivered by
speakers of prominence.
' 'ColdPre Preservative' '
PURE and PiEW
Mado from water that has heon boiled and
diHtilh'd. Tho only pure ico in IVntlh ton
' 4 t
iwcibtb ju per cent longer luaufw-
Wot Siiniree
or foul tlio rnfiML'orator IH) foul
odor
follow-H its moltiiiL'. Tho wator docs inn
lasto "had" and does not look mi kv.
and is as Clear as a L-rysiai
8VC'0t
lo Sawdust
To Launch nig Steamship.
Camden, N. J July 24. Arrange-1
nionts have been completed at tiio :
yards ot tho Now York Shipbuilding
Company for the launching early In 1
tho coming week of tho mammoth
steamship Mnnclnirln. Tho vossol la
ono of two bolng built for tho Pacific I
Alnll Steamship Company. 8ho is
C2n feet long, nnd Is ono of tho largoat i
craft over built in this country. Iter
sister ship, tlio Mongolia, bolng built
at tlio samo yards, will bo ready for
launching In a few months.
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t Phono MAIN 1781
t
to fill tho drain nm. Thero is no taste
oroinell of rotting wood; no tji'hoia m
othor gorniB to mingle with llt3 wlUe
that vou drink.
r-nnet c iar nnm g-iin 11 v 1 111 11 11 11
nmo mL aim butu oiuii;
14 lUilluw
Have Yottr Water' Pipes Examined and Repaired at
De-lav will lead to Ferioii
I'irst-class work RUiir.in
I ,C,ll s
b
Best shoo work at Toutsch'u.
rirsi-ciass worn mi.n-.. - 4
BECK, the Reliable Vim'
n im n is ttc u jh m wk -vs. - . r ir
alogwe of tnem. A fall sapply always Kept