DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1903.
OF
A B C' "BEERS
t.mous the World Over- Fully Matured.
STUDENT OF COLUMBIA J
HAS APPENDICITIS. ' J
A LITTLE STORY ABOUT COFFEE
NEWS
MILTON
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R. J. NIXON, Mgr.
Recovering From Severe Attack of
Rheumatism School Has Begun
Three Miles North of Town Re
moval to Kansas Mrs. J. L.
Hayes Mother Has Arrived Frdm
Missouri.
Sat., Sept. 26
Commencing
POPULAR MATINEE SUNDAY
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-The Ordinal Royal Bnnd of Italy," INCREASED TO 55 MU-
airl NS- u Esceiieiu ooioims. uutxieu vy iiHiy'8 Knicnien
landnwterCAV.EMUiIO RIVELA, "The wonder of the Mu
sical Age." ..
Milton, Sept. 25. W. S. Mayberry
has returned from Heppner, wuero
he hns been nil summer doing car
penter work. Ho began teaching
scuool Monday morning about threo
nines north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Tassey Stewart enmo
nomo Tuesday morning from l'ort'
land, where they had been attending
the carnival
Mrs. Asa Moore Is quite 111 at her
home, and yesterday Dr. Blalock of
walla Walla was called In consulta
the at'
MATINEE Reserve Seat 50c; Children 25c.
PRS EVENING $1.00, 75, 50, 25o.
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Offices: Hotel Pendleton
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tion with Dr. Dltterbrnntlt,
tending physician.
Mrs. Adam Crosman arrived hero
, Wednesday morning from her homo
I I II.HN at Ia Grande and is visiting her
motner, Airs, jonti .Miner.
A party of nimrods consisting of
essrs. O. U. ingle, il k. waiter
and H. W. Black left yesterday morn
Inc for a week's hunting in the
mountains.
Mrs. Anna Forsythe. who has wen
confined to her bed with an attack
of rheumatism, has so far recovered
as to bo able to walk around some.
Mr, and Mrs. P. m. Galley took
their departure yesterday for Kansas
where they export to reside In the
future.
Mrs. Ada Halter of Wnlla Walla
Is here visiting at the homo of Mrs.
John Miller.
Mrs. Gabriel of Missouri arrived
here yesterday morning to visit her
daughter Mrs. J. I,. Hayes.
James It. !:. Scott of Walla Walla
Is here visiting at the home of his
'. sister. Mrs. S. 'lorgeson.
Mrs. J. U Elam was here Wednes-
i day from her home at Walla Walla
I visiting her sister Mrs. M. H. Merrl
I field.
J. W Craildick of Hoppner ar
rived here Thursday morning and is
a guest of his brother, J. F. Crad
: dick.
h. G. Barron a former Miltonlte is
! here today from his home at Walla
Walla.
Case of Appendicitis.
, Henry Curtis of Malott, ' Wash,,
who came here to attend Columbia
I college. Is ill of appendicitis, but it
I is thought ho will recover without
; an operation.
I Will Teach in Newberg University.
Prof. R. W. Joues who has been
I here since the first of August in tho
Interest of the Pennsylvania Mutual
I Ifo Imnraniw Cn lplt VPSterdaV
I for Newberg where he has a position
In the University.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
People have erroneous ideas about the cup that cheers, but does not incbiate,
and it is our purpose to set some of these ideas right.
Like the tea tree, if allowed to grow, the coffee tree would attain a height of
twenty-five or thirty feet, but it is kept trimmed down to about six feet.
The berries grow two in a pod with the flat sides together; except at the top of
the bush where one berry forms in a pod. These berries are round and are called
by the trade Peaberry and Cara Cola. They are separated from the other berries
by running them over a large inclined belt. The llat berries soon stop on the flat
side while the round ones roll off. So in buying Ctira Cola you do not know
whether ou are getting Guatemala, Salvador, Rio or some other kind, but you can
console yourself by knowing that your dealer seldom knows any more than you.
After picking, the berries are dried in the sun. This is a time of much worry for
the grower as rains hurt the commercial value of the coffee. At one time un
crupulous growers mixed small pepplcs with the coffee, but heavy docking by the
buyers put a stop to this practice.
Coffee is roasted to dcvelope the volatile oil and make it palatable. You may
have noticed the little round bubbles of oil floating in your cup. The coffees that
are heavy in oil are called of "good body" and are strong and pungent. They leave!
the pleasant after taste in the mouth that is much sought after by the connoisseur. A
The roasting process is very interesting. The coffee is placed in a large cylin
der that revolves around numerous gas jets. At every reolution a sample of the
coffee is thrown out in a cup for inspection. At the next revolution an iron flange
scrapes this sample back into the cylinder and leaves another in its place.
When it has reached the right stage it is dropped into a sieve on wheels and run
over to the blower where it is quickly cooled.
The operator then thrusts a stove pipe like looking apparatus into the coflee, and
in about two minutes the coffee has disappeared to some other part of the establish
ment to be put in barrels and sacks for shipping. This pipe draws the coffee up by
suction.
Some roasters spray the colfce with glucose and inform their customers that it is
glazed with the white of eggs. If the customer would stop and think they would
know it would be impossible to get eggs enough to glaze one tenth of the amount
these big roasters turn out. Then again, did you ( ver hear of their disposing
of the yolks of the millions of eggs?
The ignorance of the people of the true value of coffee has lead many dealers
to put various kinds of horse feed on the market and lalel it cereal coffee. If it is
so good why label it coffee? The Maine experimental station analyzed the most
highly advertised cereal coffee on the market that lays particular stress on its food
properties, and after listing each chemical put, they said, "There was less of a
food product in a gallon of this cereal coffee than in a quart of akun milk." Pretty
thin, eh?
In conclusion we wish to say we mike a specialty of Fine Coffees and Teas. We
blend all our Coffees, except ourOwl Special. We can give you any taste you want. If
we don't get it the first time give us another trial. We would be wise indeed could
we suit everyone the first trial, when often the customer does not know just what
they want themselves. Our "Mother's Pride," at 25c is a wonder.
Years
Truly,
Owi Tua
ilousi.
TJ President
Cole's Original Ait
Tight Wood Heaters or
Hot Blast Coal Stoves t
They have proven their real worth.
Hundreds of satisfied people in Pendleton
and Umatilla users of Cole's stoves and
heaters always recommend them to their
friends, Sold only, in Pendleton, by
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Joseph's Academy!
Pendleton, Oregon.
the
f Boarding and Day Students. Conducted by
ic Sister? r.1 c. r? Di.:inoir.i.:.
Classes wH be
rns, etc., AddIv to
SISTER SUPERIOR
nd Hie Family Again
Washington.
Washington, Sept. 26. The force
of servants and other employee of tho
White House were up to their ears
In work todav getting overytning in
shin shape In anticipation of the re
turn of the president and family from
Oyster Bay.
During the summer nearly tho m
tirn Interior of tho executive mansion
has been repainted and many other
minor improvements have been
made. Much of the furnishings havo
been ronovated or replaced, tho fa
miliar crystal chandeliers of tho par
lors have been made smaller r.r.d nu
merous other changes mr.de In lino
wtlh the extensivo alterations and
improvements begun a year ago.
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bed-ridden, alono and destitute.
Such In brief was tho condition of
an old soldier by name of J. J. Hav
ens, Versailles, O. For years he
was troubled with kidney disease and
neither doctors nor medicines gave
him relief. At length ho tried Elec
tric Bitters. It put him on his feet
In short order and now he testifies:
"I'm on tho road to complete recov
ery." Best on earth for liver and
kidney troubles and all forms of
stomach and bowel complaints. On.
ly 60c. Guaranteed by Tallman &
Co., druggists.
Farms for Sale.
We now havo listed for salo some
of the best wheat farms and stock
ranches in tlio county. All tho places
aro well Improved and well supplied
with water. Also some very desir
able city property. Call and Kt
prices,
BENTJ.UY & HARTMAN.
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Mighty Slim
are the chances of your getting bet
ter plumbing work done by other
hands than ours. Why bother ex
perimenting? We never dlsspjioiut
whm Jt Is at all possible to avoid it
we always do honest, conscien
tious work, and do not charge the
mammoth prices about which the
coinie weeklies write. For estlmat-
WA lQK ou any kind of plumbing on a
fdr WUiesa basis, give us the first op
portunity.
CLARKE & Co, 211 Court Street
Acker's Blood Elixir positively cure
chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrof
ulus affections. At all times a match
less system tonic nnd purifier. Money
refunded if you, are dissatisfied. Fif
ty cents and $1.00. F. W. Schm'dt &
Co., druggists.
Pendleton people are loyal to Pen
dleton's business enterprises. .That
is the reason the Ross Ico & Cold
Storage Company have bad to put on
two wagons and then can scarcely
handle tho trade. Give us your or
ders and we will tako care of it if
we have to put on four times two
wagons. 'Phone Main 1881.
Mokl Tea positively cures 8lck
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions of the skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. 25c and 60c. Write to us
for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo. N. Y. F, W. Schmidt & Co.,
'druggists.
Oo You Want a Cabf
When you want prompt and relia
ble service call up 'phone Main 161.
Hot
Lake
Oregon's Greatest Natural Wonder
Many Acres of Hottest Spring Water
on Earth -Marvelously Curative
1 rygm
Lake, Orc-
gon Altitude 3,000 Ft
A Wonderful water and rent cure. A beautiful heulth rwort. Cool In Hummer mild
in Winter.
Hot Lake Ik to tho West what Arkansas Hot Bprlngs are to the Kast. It is In the
Grand Ronde Vulley, on O. It. & N, railroad, 200 miles from Portland.
For ages it has been known us the "Dig Medicine" of the Indian. Flow 2,3)0,000 gal
lons per day, boiling hot many ucres of the hottest spring water in the world.
The water is clear as crystal. The mineral in the water Is lu such perfect solution
that no particle of precipitate will fall, even after stanolng for days.
- Marvelously curative in dleanes of stomach, bowels, liver, bladder, skin ami blood;
also in ilieumutlsm, catarrh, neuralgia and other nervous troubles,
..Every up-to-date convenience und equipment of high-class, modern hotel.
Rates; Hotel, 10.00 to 16 00 per week. Uaths, single bath, 85 cents; one week, 1)
three weeks 3,60. Mud 4.00 per week.
Bit down and write for our illustrated booklet today, It will Interest you, Addrms
Dr. G. W. TAPE, Gen. Man., or Dr. W. T. PHY,
Medical Supt., Hot Lake Oregon
OR INQUIRE OF ANY O. R. & STATION AGENT
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