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DAILY EAST opMni.PTON. OREOON. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1903.
FEW OF THE MANY GOOD THINGS
YOU CAN FIND AT OUR STORE
AT REDUCED PRICES
Boys washable suits to close out 30c suits at 40c.
05c and 75c suits at 50c.
$1 00 suits at 75c.
1.25 s,,its llt S. 00.
$6 00 men's outing suits at S5.o
$13 50 men's summer suits at $10 00.
517.50 men.s summer suits at $14 00.
Balance of straw hats at half pr'ce.
Golf shirts 50c to $2,50.
Neg igee slier- 50c to $2 50.
Summer underwear 25c, 50c and 75c per garment,
last Received Anolhcr Shipment of Belfast Mesh
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UMATILLA COUNTY LEADS
THE WEST IN THIS ODDITY.
Athena District Has Seven Lines
With 105 'Phones In Use Reaches
to Every Settlement Will Soon Dc
Compelled to Employ an Operator.
The hnibwirc telephone linos center
lug In Atlioun have assumed such
business proportions that It has he
roine next to Impossible to handle
them without the Installation of u
switchboard anil the employment of
a special operator, says the Athena
Press.
There Is at the present time en
tering Athena, seven different barb
wire telephone lines. They are the
.Mountain and Southern line, with 21
'phones, Athena, Weston and .Milton
line, with I I 'phones; Pine creek Hue.
eight 'phones; Couse ereel; line, 11
nliom.a- .Vilnius line, in 'ii nones: u
HIGH-PRICED FRUIT.
Union County Man Who Holds Two
Worthy Records.
John Martin, or Cove, who with his
estimable wife camo to Hits valley In
tin. early sixties, with the exception
nf a team their wordly possesions In
cluding actual eiiali on hand whieli
',, $5. was not a hit; load, was an
Observer visitor Monday. Mr. Mar
tin now owns 200 acres of rich land
In the Cove for which $100 per aero
would he no Brent temptation to
rau?e him to part with It He also
owns Pino ueres In II in; valley where
In. keeps constantly on hand ahoilt
mm head of slock.
Mr Martin lias the honor of solium
i... ...iiinn nf utrnwhorrles sold
in the eltv of l.n Grande, his first
customer being the well-known pio
neer 1 A Iloskowltz. His load eon
slsto'il of 'six gallons and the price
received was $1 per gallon. Air. Mar-1
tin also has the distinction ot selling
the llrst gallon ot' cherries In linker,
Cltv receiving $1 per gallon also for,
thorn. -I.u (Iraiido Observer I
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Pure, Palo and Sparkling. Bottled
Only at the Brewery In St. Loutt.
sold nvnuvwiiERB.
Follow
the Crowd
ti.- nMnih Pcnnltv.
A little thing sninotlmes results In
GENERAL NEWS.
Annex U. of the I'nion Stock-yards
nt Chicago, was burned yesterday.
Loss, ?G0,000.
The heaviest proportion of Catho
lics in the world is In Ecuador, where ,
there arc six Humanist chapels or ;
churches tl every 1,000 of the Inhab
itants. W. P. Dillard. of San Francisco, has
been found guilty on four counts of
forging Chinese certificates while of
ficlnlly connected with the Interior t
department. I
Tii nnrtnli oxDonscs the syndicate '
owning and controling the cotton
manufacturing hu3lnoss In Fall Itlvor,
Mass., will next wool; shut down sev
eral mills, throwing 5,000 people out
of employment.
Alen & Lord, of Monmouth. N". T
brought suit against a tenant who
innvwl nllf of lllln llf tllOir llWellillCS
before his contract time had expired, j
The tonant won the suit on the)
grounds that ho was chased out ot
the house by bedbugs.
Frnuds and carelessness in the
water department have cost New 1
York City $1,000,000. Officials sold t
for nominal fees (which they pock
eted) almost unlimited water priv
ileges to those who had a "stand In" I
with them. '
In New York and New England !
are 42,000 postotilces. F. .1. Thrasher,
of Hoxbury. Mass., a railway eierk, Is
said to have memorised them all and (
to bo able to "short transit" a letter,
addressed to any ot them at the rate '
of 33 1-3 letters per minute. He has
broken all previous records of the
railway mall service.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.
Harry Twoanls. a Tumwater Indi
an, was killed at The Dalles. Sunday
morning, by an O. It. & N. train. He
was sitting on the track and refused
to move until too late to escape.
The Lewiston city council passed
an ordinance, Saturday night, grant
ing a franchise to a street car com
pany. James Trainer and Fred Du
bois are the promoters of the scheme.
All cnmlilini! houses have been
Hotel Pendleton.
Julius Prince. Portland
A. Nylander. Portland
F h. Prior, Hartford
.1 H. ltabb, Portland.
C. I j. Huff, Portland.
H. U. Price. Portland.
Two Friends, Portland
A Honnott. Stokes.
S. Earl, St. I.oiils.
E. Dukehart, Portland.
M Harnes Walla Walla
H. I). Strong. Walla Walla.
Mav and Haby Owens. Nelson
It. A. Seeds, Spokane.
Gilbert Joyce. Spohnne.
S. Ynunsninn. I'ornnmi.
It". Canon. Portland.
A. Frans, Spokane.
I.. .Marshal, Cove.
Golden Rule Hotel.
Jam 03, linker City.
I. nartoti. Walla Walla.
Olive Myrlck. Myrlck.
H. H. Halley. Portland.
E. I.. Chnppello. Portland
F. J. Gardner. Portland
Sam I.ee, Spokane.
W. H. Aubin. city.
Doug Cilynn. city.
H. J. Eagan. Dtir.
Silencer Carter, city.
C. M. Whiteland, city.
G. Monr.lor, Walla Walla.
w u- Ifllov linker Cltv
Olia Ames. North Branch.
1) McCarty anil taiuuy
It. C. Hoi.er. Spokane,
liodln, city.
E Thrasher, Summit.
I.indlev, Campbell Pros' Show.
Grant, Campbell llro.s' Show.
C llnrrlnr- nmiVor
Etta Snyder niid family. Denver.
George Harmon, uenver.
H. E. Ilarton. Sacramento.
John O'llourke, Sacramento.
J Dacres and brother. Walla Walla
H. Taylor, Famlngton.
S. Gill, Snokane.
H. Sherman, Athena.
Connel, Umatilla.
Octave Piton. Paris.
Paul Normand. Paris
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W. Ilrailley s line, l-s pnoiies: tionx . uoum. imm ", .,' ,, ,
line. 10 'phones. Hero we have a to-. nillcant cuts or pun 'oils ha o ml
tal of m telephones, the business ot the death penalty. It Is wlso to 1 li ve
which Is dally increasing as their , llucklln's Arnica Salvo c r ai l ,
practical usefulness becomes moio It's the host salve on ei i h mill vv it
and more iinpressed upon the owner. ' prevent latallty. when litR.
The work of making the proper con-; ulcers and piles threaten um -in j
uoctlons and getting the iiorsons at Tnllnian ft Co s ilrug sion i
wanted, answering calls, etc., devolves - "
on the members of two business , Joseph Dick a rancher of HI. ik-
houses In this city, who have boon ' loot. Ulalio. was or ran ... 1
doing the work free of any charge to ! river Sunday near his Home
the patrons of the service. The bur-, - --
den of this work has becoino Irksome I . i!j i.
and It Is now proposed to follow Mil Often 1116 KlQIlDyS iK
ton's example In putting In a switch , , . uf-.i,
board at some convenient place ot WGaKCIIGu UJf UY6r-W0FK.
business and employing an operator 1 niim.t
Milton found It impracticable to get Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Kloud.
iiinn.. wltlmiit mi iiiu.riitni- pniirnrnlinr li n-.-il In be consiilcrcil that only
which (lie Eagle of last week says uruuirv and bladder troubles, were to be
"The now switchboard for the Mil
ton Itural Telephone Co. arrived tills
wool; anil has been instniiou in v. ii
,tt ...i... ... .. mi... ... I
unasuiiii s piiiiriiiiu- . i ue m.ii-iu id
trni-iil to the Uiduevs,
but now nioilern
ieiicc proves that
nearly all diseases
have their bee,iuuinp,
in the disorder of
these most iiniortaiit
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify thebliHKl
timt in ttn.tr work
ThiTcfiire. when your kidtieysait-weak
or out of order, you can understand How
ouickl , your entire body is nITeclcd and
howevco ornan seems to fail to do its
' 'Ulf you are sick or " feel l.lly." hegin
. ii... rl l-iilnev rcuicih. Dr
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now in good working order nnd con
neets with all the principal farm
houses and Important Inland points,
such as Woodward's tollgate. the
Hudson's liny district. Fletcher's nnd
Ollngor's sawmills, etc. This Is the
result of a private enterprise started
by the Elam Hardware Co. n couple
of years ago. The business grew to
such proportions that it could not be
handled without ti special oiieratnr at
'central.' hence the removal of that
n!!lrt frnm flip romimnv's store to Its
present location." Kjim:r's Swamp-Root. lJeeause us wm
Several who have 'phonos on linos us vour Uidneys are well they will Help
..fiturin.. Atliitltll wlli.ll MMnWll IllO . .11 . 1... . .11 initio 111 lldlllll. ! fcx...
above rendllv iironosod the nlan of
Any of these warm even
ings anil you will find
them at
Schmidt's
Fountain
Alter trying our soda you
will ruadily understand
why they all come hen:
They say our ice cream
is the riclust our (,-in
ger ale the snappiest
our crr 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 best, and
our fountain man has
made a life study of the
business and knows j tst
how
lluve vou tried the " lleer that
made Pendleton famous"'
Cue Root Beer
ice cm
Just rail
- vuuuy St0r 1
Ollr . '"I
Quantity ot lCo
""factor, S,0Jr
thl weather a,
me "Id and i&
Villi nr. .1 . U"
"ot
Try our candle,, nJ
fresh every d
Bimff
till
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Is always lecemj
place your orderwithl
fir, Tamara
.-Pinel
Why buy poor t
can Ret the best I
price?
Laatz
Telephone
F. W. Schmidt's
Tho Reliable Druggist
1-o.iiiffirc lllncV. I'lionr .Vtnln KM
Spo-
: nnttliiL' In :i Hwltchbonnl and umnloy
iug an operator, u ne cost 01 imiiii
talnlng an operator would bo slight
when the convenience Is taken Into
consideration and would bo light on
the individual patrons. One farmer
says he would not be without tele
phone connection with town and his
neighbors for any consideration. He
thinks tho proper manner in winch to
get the project started is to figure
out tho cost pro rata, and then have
some one Interview the patrons.
LOVERS, NOT ROBBERS.
I.uite Baker. North Ilranch.
BT1TI or OHIO. CITT or TOLIPO M
Lecjis Coonty. I ......
.. , . ... . n.iv, tl,l h U tha
-loed In Ontario, Ore. The town had .JJ" oj the firm ot K.J.Cheney & Co ,
become Infested With toughs, to Such ( doinR DUilne in be eUy ot Toledo, connty
an extent that the city authorities y nd .ute a forel. .ndihat -Md flrmj.M pjjt
effort to get rid' iTetyceot Ctrrh thut ciinnotbe cured br
ItheuSooniHn'.CAUrrhCnre.
Sworn 10 ueiore mi: u u . --
had to make somi
of them.
The I'ortland police prevented Dia
voli, the "loop the loop" artist, from
carrying a young lady on his shoul
ders around the loop. Saturday. Ful
ly 20,000 people hail collected to see
the perfomance.
r-t r fin.;, n l,iiuln..uk mntl llf Pnl-
fax. was awakened by burglars In Ills
house, saturuay nigiii, aim ipuenj
I IK1L
10 ueiore mi: b .
pretence thuotn any 01 iiwtmwi.
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A. VV. OI.EASON.
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iuiri CaUrrh Cure l Uke'n internalty 'and
Young Portland Couple Subjected to
Rude Rude Surveillance.
Many funny tilings occur In police
circles, os!cially when a city is in
tho throes of an epidemic of crime.
snys the Oregon Dally journal.
Sinco the outbreak of holu-ups or
recent date the police have had a
thousand worthless clues offered and
hundreds of timid persons have been
"seeing suspicious characters." More
than one unsuspecting citizen has
been stopped and nui'stioned regard
ing his business when out after dark".
,v lniiiuii-miK Inch toil occurred a
,.11'iln. utlier oieiiti.- t" lu-altli.
will convince anyone.
If vou ure sick ou can inane ni. -.
. ' 1... n..i .t..,.i..riuir vmir kltllievs.
The mild and the cstraorilinary effect or
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon reali.ed. 11
Maims iiiu iiiKiiv-i . . , .
nf the most distressing eases, and it."Ul
tin its merits bv all
.1. iui ut
and oiie-dollaf sie EEgc-jH
bv mail free, also a patniihlet telling you
how to find out if vou have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Huitf
liamtim, N. Y. Mi i't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Koot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, llitighaiiitim, N Y., on every bottle.
you!
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TRANS
TRUCE
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crowm
TeleiihoiK I
A . II 1 1-
Are inviieo iu :
take tea with os j
on August zutn
A deinoii-.tr.itor for the celebrated
"M J II." coffee and tea will
serve light refreshments at our
store on that date.
Come and enjoy
a delicious cup
of coffee or tea
j Standard Grocery
MiiuopliM. (Ji-ooi.r
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Court Mph'I
llall'i Catarrh Cure l taken internaiij-ami ' - -
act 'dlrMtlyon the bloo.1 and mncoin intlacea i night or two ago. It hud been report
niihniTitem. sud tor tetlmoiiUli,tre!. , ,i.,.. IU,rKI)nK ,,r uumilclous aiiiienr
Hold byFdru".,i'y "-"D'- ut.ee wc.;,. In the hnl.lt of gatht.rlng in
llall'i Family fllU are thb?t. thti neighborhood of Nlnoteontli and
" 1 Flanders streets. The officer on the
I mlfilnn House for Sale. I i,... .,,u ii,ui,ii,.t..,i in Invi.HllL'nto
,..,iii,,' .mi ,,r i,.,ii lu m.iilii u ilasli a . ii.ot in tin. nllv- "0 comnlcto flirn- mm... ,...u,.. .,,, i.r.i i,i,,,u,iir nml iliii-.
them, capturing one nnd scaring the jgne(i rooms. A lease for eight years , M(? ,.v,,n! n loving couple np
nthfr nwav He hold the one ho had j and nine months. It is subject to ! .Ifi.,rt,, n tender tonus they spoke
uleil him in the city Jan. mortgage anil can bo iiougni ior .un . ,() ()t,,. aH tm,y NI,t ,, tiH.
only. Knmiirc at tins omce. I green
seiiced anil landed him in the c-lty jail
Deputy Sheriff John McCIollanil.
nt nivmnin linn liooii discharged for
in, .Mm- ii ivnman of ill-fame in the . Tin
coll with Charles Clark, under sen- dock
tence for murder. It is thought there
was some attempt being made to res
cue Clark from the Jail by friends on
the outside.
m-oon swnrd of a vacant lot
upon questioning
Tbe nil
them. 1
servant
" ! trnlmati
!.i.t if.r rill m.1111. iiuii.i i .. . ...... t .......
.'.....- .11111111 Ullll lllf Kill Willi im-
. to hi- Installed on the stue oi , ((, ft ..,!,., fnmy the nelgh-
lilll north of the agrii-nuiiim imu.. , jm.i,00(i wll,. .r ,..ipanlon was
at the Worlds Fair. St. I-0I''H- waB ' Iior "best young man" Report to
Jet recentlj to the Plant Seed Umi- , Mh );rr((,t wu)) mn(1(, ,( 1)(lj(.0
pan of Ht I.oiils. quarters, and the matter was tlroprx-d.
DESPAIN & CLARK'
CONSUMERS WHOLE
SALE GROCERY AND
WHOLESALE COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS
514-514 MAIN STREET
Phone Main 1741
Oregon I'ortland
Saint Helen's Hall
Homo and Day School for
girls of all agos Academic
and College I'repnratory courses
as well us thorough Primary
Instruction. Ideal situation on
the outskirts ot city of Port
land Ilasket ball. tennis,
horseback riding. Year hook
sent on application.
ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Prin,
AtlY TiH
Is k Goo
Now l the wj
have your home M
oered. A little H
there will help
fully, Some meu
uall naner will W
to any room. OiJ
paper was neve.
pattern In
every one new W
color design. B(W
i- ,,m chnur thfnl I
you what It wi'J
whole noun u.
E. J. M
111 Court
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Pacific Ironworks
Foundry, Machine
and Blacksmith Shop
Structural Iron, Cast Columns, Etc.
Carry in stock Steel Beams,
Angles and Channels, Bolls and
Rods. All kinds of
Repair Work Attended to Promptly
Fast End BurnBlde St. Bridge, Portland.
End of Bitter Fight.
'"I wo physicians had a lon and
stubborn Unlit with an abscess on my
riBl.t IniiK," writes .1. K. Hushes, nt
niil'ont. (in,, "and khvo mo up. Ev
erybody thoiiKht my time had conio.
As a last resort I trie I lir Kinu's
New Discovery for Consumption.
The benellt I recolvod was striking
and I was on my foot in a few days.
Now I've entirely reKiilncd my
health." It conquers all coimhs,
colds and throat and lung tioublos.
Guiiranleed by Tallman & Co.'s drug
Htoro Price Mr and $1. Trial bot
tles free.
to ito
to
A NEW UNION.
Northern Minnesota Exhibition,
niiintli m Inn . A hi' 17. A larco and
IntorestliiK oxhlblt of nKrlcultiirul and
mechanical products of Northern Min
nesota opened hero today and will
continue tliroiii;h tno romninuor oi
the week. A larno attendance of vis
itors from iielKliborlnn counties Is expected.
Havo your
TeutschB,
shoos repaired at
How to Join and Get Quick Results
at Small Cost.
Why not Join our union nf pluno
purchasers ami have a hundred dol
lars? You enn do It and we enn help
you. This Is how It Is dnnu: Wo cuu
well afford to sell ten or moro pianos
cheaper than one, so havo ornai.l7.eil
a union of ten members. You Join
and pay $10.00 down and $10.00 a
mouth, the piano Is yours. Now bon
is the best part of It. Kvory time a
now member Joins the price of yuur
Instrument depreciates In price $10:
In other words, when tho union Is
filled every member pets his Instru
ment $10j loss than regular price.
nil examine, a lOKUiur .iuu.uu iiisiru-
mum can bo had for $200.00 by
joining the union. Don't delay talc-;
lug iidvanlaKo of this great opportn-1
nlty, as it will only last a few weeks I
of the dull season. This, combined j
Willi lllll vnay jmyiiiuui jiitiu uuu
ul.nnge contract makes It possible
for evoryouo ',o havo an instrument,
Tl.orkelson's Pluno House, 31D K.
Court street. Kvcrythltig musical.
Iliifnrc deciding where
school, oxamlne a
Pendleton
Academy
catalogue for the coining yeur. New
building und equipment. ,w
ngoniom. and a faculty of ex c irlow
od teachers. Special rraneJ-"1
for music students and for tho cart
fill oversight of an siuoe.. . ,
of town. All grades of I' 'Xgc
work thoroughly done. Our colie
i.roimrntnrv -ivork is accepted
r..v. 1 wst. "
post couegus jiiwi '""., :
, ..... ...i ...nnu iin ver
ami soeiui iiiivuiiib" - ,nni
Term begins September 34, U"-'.
REV. W. H. BLEAKNEY, PRINCIPAL
best
STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL
WESTON, - - OREGON
TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 10t
CAREtf
never w "' 7U
"'K lw, ill
US IS Il"'",ifJ
posslMe M f
hnmli bet e tbM
KflfMIIlll- " .Li
u. heating "P i
-piils niachiw 'j
ernniei"? y- j
count oi "'. i
price s 1
are M