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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1903. ..a 9 n t t. it i . Y Ml I1 1'TT T V1TTTTTTTTT VVT V VT VTVV'I"! TTTTTTTTTTTTTT V'l 1 I 1 I i i ttciwc ri !' i i Mncn I UH J I JKJ 1 Ui Li 17 j. For Summer Hoy's Wash Suits 50c to $1.25 I vf -IT ri . . i iNeRiiKue aniris 50010 250 T Golf Shirts 50c to 1.50 J Cool Underwear 50c, $t. 00 and Si, 50 Suit Pretty Neckwear 25c, 50c and 75c J j Stylish Belts 25c to no: Fancy Hosiery 15c, 25c and 50c h Bob Cloihing 20 per cent, Discotiiit - !j T Men's Two Piece Suits $5.00 to $6 50 j ? Men's $13,50 Suits, Reduced to Stooo 3 4. Men's 517.50 Suits, Reduced to $14.00 i I J Straw Hals, all there is Left at .Half Price ! BAE R & DALEY I I One Trice Clothiers, Furnishers and Ha ters j RIDE E Bin SEVERAL CARLOADS BEEF CATTLE READY FOR MARKET. C. R. Cate Has Sold Beef Cattle C. H. Horseman Has Proved Up On His Timber Claim G. W. Linsner Sold Thirty Head of Beeves Hay Crop This Year is Light Grass, hoppers Are Doing Some Damage. GENERAL NEWS. Charles llinsford. of Fulton, Ky., shot and killed Ills wife- night before lust, mistaking her for a burglar. American tyitowrltor manufactur ers have lately succeeded In adapt ins the machine to the Japane-ae al phabet. B, J. Smith, for 2S years an em ploye of the Merchants' National Bank, of Newark. N. .1., 1s short In his accounts $10,000. One of Frank A .Muusey's ventures the Now York Dally News has failed, anil the property will be sold at auction August 21. The 'customs receipts of the Phil ippine islands during the fiscal year just ended, only a very little exceed those or the last preceding year After a long search, Walter K. Condon. formerly of Coldwator. Mich., has been found running an el evator in Chicago. He has fallen heir to J3RU.000. John A. Mooney, the well-known Catholic author, was killed In the Adlroudacks lately by falling 20 feet Into a hole. Ho struck with the back of his head on a sharp rock. The recent troubles in Wall street did not in any way affect the iron trade. There could bo no better evi dence that the disturbance was su perficial and of purely speculative origin. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. Walter Stadeckor, St. Paul. W. O. Alunsell, Portland !:. II. llurke, Portland. S. J. Freedman, New York. W. J. Clarke, city. 0. L. Penman, Now York. A. S. Cottrell, Suit Lake. Theodore Gushing, Chicago. A. C. Rowland, Provience. Guy Iloyd, Heppucr. .Maud Carllle, Arlington. .Mrs. .M. P. Eastman Arlington. C. E, Dickey. Portland. II. A. Lambert, Now York. A. Stonger, Portland. Foster Rarnesley, Now York R, II. .May, Portland. S. A. Jacobs, Hamilton. H. S. Smith, San Francisco. L. M. ICellogg, Los Angeles .Mrs Lilly Miller. Athena. C. C. Simpson, Portland. Noah H. Clem, Spokane. W. U. Shepherd. U. J. lioach, Portland. A. (1. Ho.ward, Spokane. W. I). Marks, Spokane A. Nylandor, Portland. C. W. Nlhley. U Grande T. 0. Halley. La Grande NOTES FROM ECHO VAN CLEAVE HAS SOLD SEVENTY-FIVE HORSES. Thomas Sheridan Has Sold .His But ter Creek Ranch Alfalfa Crop Not So Heavy as Last Year, But the Quality Is Good and Price Better W. H. Bnbb Will Ship Horses to Canada. NORTHWEST NEWS. Arthur M. Free, of Astoria, Is un der arrest for forgery. Work on the Tacoma Eastern rail road has been susiended on account of the scarcity of men. James Williams, a farmer living near Rosedale, Wash., has a milk cow which adopted a wllf fawn. P. J. Sheehan, u wealthy miner of the Klondike, Is missing from his home in Seattle. Foul play is sus pected. Mrs. Amelia Robortson, of Shj kane, was frightened to death Thurs day by a dog which attacked herself and child. Governor Chamberlain commuted the death sentence of Wllllum Pea cock, of Marion county, to life Im prisonment. Tuesday. Harry Shale, or Aberdeen, Wash., a half-breed Quiuals Indian, Iuih caught a silver-tipped sea otter, the pelt from which is quoted at $500 in the fur markets. A gang of noted crooks and thugs lias been arrested at Kootonay, Ida ho, for stealing $0,000 worth of dia monds from Sid Scott, a prominent sporting man in Spokane, Mrs, Maria Shields, of Ilutte. Mont., is dead, aged 91. Golden Rule Hotel. H. S. lirownton and wife. Hums. G. C. Haumes, Echo. J. A. Marstou. city. F. H. Heathe, Weston. G. W, Hradloy, Athena M. Gushlms, Athcnn. .Mrs. M. Friend, Illinois. E. F. Keltic and wife, Pilot Rock. O. D. Tiel. Echo. Mrs. Tlel, Echo. Ridge, July 211. There are several carloads of beef for sale In this vicini ty. They are owned by the Rust Hros.. 1). F. Ogle, Kopp Pros., H. W. Whlttaker, W. E, Halter, and others. They are good hoof and ready for market. Mrs. James Davis was sick last week. James H. Whlttaker made a trip to the John Day this week. Frank Kopp Is having quite a siege of rheumatism at present, which Is working around his heart, which Is a serious location. Charles It. Cate, of Gurdnne, sold some beef to Nate Italn for I.oncrgan Inst week. Fair prices were received. Schmidt ami Vlobrock, of Alba, are harvesting their crop Coombs enn yon at present. Aunt Lizzie l.cdgerwood, of Uklnh, Is reported to be very slcl; at present. C. H. Ilorseinnn, of Ourdune, made final proof on Ills timber culture he fore Commissioner Halley, of Pendle ton, last Saturday. George Cummings and F. H. Hartshorn were his wit nesses. George W. l.lnsner sold ISO head of beef off his John Day farm to J. C. t.onorgan. of Seattle, at a fair figure They were delivered about the tlrst of the week In Pendleton. Miss I.nuru McAfee and Miss Amanda Hart, of Nye, are visiting friends in Pendleton for a few days. II. F. Ogle ami his daughter, Miss Eva, of Athena, are here looking after business Interests. Miss Eva will spend a few weeks 011 the old home and visiting friends until after har vest. Harvest is in about Its midst, some having their hay already Htacked, while others have not as yet started to mow. Hay crops are going to be unusually light this yinr. The Kugg Pros., of Nye. are said to have only about 7u tons, while before they havt 1 1 1 11 it mi in the lnuiilroil! ' Grasshoppers aio making quite a , run nnu are feared very much Just now. 1 Echo, July 30. O, It. & N, Station Agent C. S. Muilge Is building 011 his homestead, F. H. Vim Cleave returned yester day from Wells Springs whom h" has been for tho past week gathering his IiiuhI of horses. Ho has sold this en tire hand of about 7G bead to Thomas Sheridan of Putter creek. Itoadmnster Connel of the O, It. & N. dropped off between trains here this morning. Thomas Sheridan lias sidd his line ranch on Huttor creek to T. II, Van Cleave. This consists ol' 100 acres, and Is one of the most valuable prop erties on the creek. I). C. Ilrownull was In today from Huttor creek, Ho reports work 011 the second crop of alfalfa as progress ing rapidly with promise of a good yield. Tho uverage yield Is somewhat below that of last year on urcoiuit of utmosphurlc conditions, but tho price Is much bettor, which will make the output far above last yoar'H crop, W. H. Habb came down from Pen dleton yesterday and today Is moving his household effects. He Is also buy ing horses which lie Intends to ship to (he Canada market In about 10 days. v. CSTDMACH S3 ittei Peonlo wlm suffer from sto- maon nig Bhould know that good health will re turn as soon as wiu stomach h i restored to Us vf' tinrmiil m.wii ; tlon. Try the i item. It Positively ourca lonsupation, Indigestion, Billiousncss, Dyspepsia or Malaria. Follow the Crowd 1 Famous the World I 8 Over r ully Matured. . Cnfrf Fttnrtitilfitrn. Any of these warm even ings and you will find them at Schmidt's Fountain Alter trying our soda you will readily understand why they all come here. They say our ice cream is the richist our gin ger ale the snappiest our egg drinks just right. Foncy drinks well, the mere names will make your mouth water. The reason is simple we use nothing at our fountain hut the very hest, and our fountain man has made a life study of the business and knows just how. Have you tried the ''Ilcertlmt m.idc 'Pendleton famous'" Our Root Beer ICE C Just mil ... v-andv Rb. niintsiu.. . uu3 t,lls hot weathe and Ic n. 1 1,ure. "Id ,. yu are down .... OUr hn y our nonjt. . fresh every day Unit U' lull F. W. Schmidt's Tho Reliable Druggist I'otlofliCL' Muck I'hone Main 831 Ahy Tim fln m A.. HO A UUU NftUI 1. th . . nave your houu there will help lu 'ully. Some nice, UUtlll nnna ...III ' Mnufci Will IF to any room. Our 1 r-- n 1 ever n ,,ew ana vwiWI UbDIUN, OB IIP ici us snow xnem you what It will luhnl hntira a. ... c? t nir ill Uonrt THERE is a big UMATILLA COUNTY RESORT. I i DEMAND for I T USE PURE ICE INSTEAD. Don't Run Any Risk Use Ice From Boiled and Distilled Water. "Owing to the low stage oT the wntor In tho city noli it has heen found necessary to pump some of tho supply from the channel of the river. For this reason It is thought best by Dr. Cole, the city health officer, to call the attention of the public to the advisability of boiling the water used for drinking purposes." E. O., July 22. Hetter use nine Ice made from water that has been both boiled and distilled. It is cheaper than you can boll the water Uoss Ico Co., 'Phone Main mi. Large Number of People Now Enjoy- j t Cuuniitl fruits and VUgOtilblfiS t tutu laBie HKe motnor r j Monopole j has all the fresh ripu llavorol' j tho fruit or vegetable noth- i ing tint the most ueluct stock J goes mio a munuruLt; can. ' Every hit is packed freBh, Bweet ami delicious, with painstaking caro aud you ouu not find an etjual anywhere to j muwuruLrj. Deafness Can Not Be Cured Ily local applications as they can not reach the diseased portions of the ear. There In only one way to cure deafness, and that la by conntltutlonal remedies. Deafness Is caused hy an lullamed condition of the mucous lining of the i:utachlan tube. Wlien this tub Is Inflamed you hare a rnmbllne sound or Imperrect ueariuB. aim when It Is entirely closed, deafness Is the rpntiit-. ami unlMdt the Inflammation can be Hho la thr tnlfpn nut Anil thlq tube restored to Its mother of II children nnu nr whom normal condition, liearliiR wll be destroyed , V, V, 2 , , ' or wnom forever. nlnc caBes out of ten are caused itl Tfti' f- If Q1il.tl.1u n n'l1.Iiir..L., ... ....1 . ... ...il nn n Presbyterlnn mlniater, formerly of flamed condition of the mucous surfaces, rrnnn I wp wl" K,ve ,n Hundred Dollars for 1 I anv case of deafness Unused by catarrh! field managur of that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh F. S. llramwoll, tho urand Hondo sugar beet crop, says about one-half of the acreage sown near Union In the early spring, was plowed up, on account of tho exceedingly dry wcathor. ( Puro Komi fur rlrpulnra free. T. J. CIII.WI'.Y & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all drtnrssts, T.'c. Hall's rurally l'llls are the best Ladles' half soles 40c. TeuUcu's. Pacific Ironworks Foundry, Machine and Blacksmith Shop Structural Iron, Cast Columns, etc. Carry in stock Steel Beams, Angles and Channels, Bolts and Rods. All kinds of Repair Work Attended to Promptly East End Furnsido St. Brldjjo, Portland. ing the Delightful Mountain Breezes and Scenery, People from every section of Ore gon aiv now camped at the famous mountain resorts of Umatilla county, enjoying the cool breezes mid refresh ing mountain scenery. Each year these resorts are hecumlug more and more popular and people from the cities of the Willamette valley and neighboring towns nre coining to understand that Oregon lurnlslies us wide a scope of nlcasiirc ami diver- slon as the older states at a dlstunco aud each succeeding season calls lor more room at the mountain springs of tins county. Perhaps never before in the history of the state has there been iih many campers and picnickers in the moun tains as this year. The guests ut liingiinm and Lehman springs aru from every part of Oregon nnd Wash ington and the Increase of summer excursionists into the Umatilla coun ty pleasure grounds is one of the best evidences of their recognized worth. The following guests are now at lllnghnm Springs; From Portland: Mr. and .Mrs. II, Neiistadter and son, .Mrs. A. Kolilun heimer and two sous, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keldeiihelmer and two child ren, Mrs. Hubert D. Inmau and daugh ter, and Miss Catherine Huhn Krom Walla Walla: Pat Donovan, Harry Hotz, (3. W. Uichardsoii, Miss Osta .lohnson, .Miss Etta Peffloy, Miss Lottie Peffloy, Ethel Keynnoyor, Jos eph Charrlor. Mrs. C. I). Darrln nnd children, II. Placeman. Fred It. ijirm- .Mrs. George Struthers and children, 1 .nibs unvor, .Mrs. T. W. Estes, Miss Hogers, Mrs. T. II. Wiseman and daughters, Chris Euiils and T. O. Davis. From Pendleton: Mrs. C. Plat.oudur and two children. Mrs. N. Ilm-l;!,v , and fumlly, Mrs. T, (1. Halley nnd ramuy, Sirs. F, E. Judd and son, Dr. F. W. Vincent, E. P, Dodd, 1). H. Mil lor, uenn shull and family, Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Dora (lulger, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. Sallng and family, and Miss Shull, The following guests aro there in addition to those classified above: Walter .1, Marvin, San Francisco; Da vid Zimmerman, Chicago; A. F. Smith, Murray, Idaho; Mrs. EBtes and son, Athona; Mrs. Sam Doohor, Athe na; Mrs. William Pliilterton nnd children, Athena; Mrs. McCarter, Heppner; .Mrs, Stein, Milton; .Mrs. Summors. Condon, nnd .1, C. Avery, Corvallis. TRANSFER TRUCKING STORAGE CROWNERBROS Tulophoiio Main 4 OREGON. PORTLAND. standard hrnnripv i! St. Helen's Hall to. 'C , Court Btreei I lias a Normal Klndurgartnii Training Class In connection with its Acnde- mlc Department. Separate residence. Two-year course. Model Kindergar ten. Provides practlco work. For details address i i .... ... i III I UIIIU 'in in . . in Why buy poor .can get the besl I price? i Laatz Telechone j DESPAm & CLARK ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Prln. I CONSUMERS WHOLE SALE GROCERY AND i Hf'"1""' vxa WHOLESALE COWMIS SION MERCHANTS Heforc deciding where to go to 614-514 MAIN STREET Phone Main 1741 Pendleton Academy Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured hy using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and hnppy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or monoy back. 2G cts and fiO cts. Wrlto to W. H. Hook er & Co., Buffalo. N. Y for n free sample. V. W. Schmidt & Co., druc- gists. catalogue for the coming year Now building and equipment. Now man 1 ngcniout, and a fnculty of exporlonc od teachers. Spoclal nrrangoment , for miiBlc Htudents and for tho caro , fill oversight of nil studonts from out of town. All grades of public school How to Join and Get Quick Results Wl"'' tliorouulily done. Our collego , at Small Cost. I nfc "' IUipifai;& iiiw. v'' 1 that wo have the m "know how" w 1 ... . iiiiir u nun mi- wheel Same thlw fcatiuc of carrUje . .... ntnt nf imiriiig i vv "" tin hoisicniiK .1.,, v.iiiM. look as Kll w...w. orders, pleaBC. Our now chine docs I A NEW UNION l.r f.tit.n All ., r ,11, hi n .nrinii ,. . . ... , ..nil.,.,.,1.. .i.i!,.,,,o ih iron "inn iiiuiuiigiuy ooue. ji raiw i II inivi. " w. iiroparatory work Is nccopteu uy iue i nig we w , ti.i . . .- I , . . . , . ..i i.. Mtmt imrvmiHcrs anu have u hundred dol- Hcini nuvanmgos mo verj- m.-". lars? You can do It and wo can help Tor"i lieglns Soptomber U, 1903. you. This Is how It Is done Wo run ' well afford to sell ten r more pianos! REV' W- H' BLEAKNEY, PRINCIPAL cheaper than one, so have organized - a union or ten membors. You Join I C-ATC .tADAI and pay $10.00 down and $10.00 a STATE NORMAL .mill, uio juano is yours. Now hero CTUnnT is the best part of It. Every tlmn n new member j8 ti,0 ,.t.0 ,- ynm. Instrument depreclutes in price $10; in other wurds, when tho union Is filled every moinber gets his instru ment $10, less than regular price, lor example, a rugiilm $;100.0U Instru ment can bo had for $200.00 by Joining the union. Don't delay tak ing advantage of this great opportu nity, as t will only hist u few weeks of tho dull season. This, combined with our easy puytnunt plnn and ox ehango contract makes It possible) fur everyone to have an Instrument. Therkelsen's Piano House, 31G E Court street. Everything musical. ,in it while yon i.n tii niil way. Wagons. AJ , u-honls at urlces IH- Wo have tb I WESTON, - - OREGON TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 10th HOITT'8 SCHOOL. Menlo Park, San Mateo Co,, California Thorough montal, moral and physi cal training for hoys. Homo Influ enced; beautiful surroundings; oxcel lout cllmnto; earoiul supervision; lltultod numbnrs; prepares for any university or for business. Kail term boglns August 11. Send for Illustrat ed catalogue, IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., President. ni""',,.,,( i conn"- .... ,hrOU8t")l:,.l!.'" fa co -,u