DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1003.
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Winter Underwear!
Underwear to keop warm. Just tho filing
fur the approaching ccld weather. Wo
havv them in colton and wool.
Cotton Ribbed, par garment 50c
Extra Quality Cotton Ribbed, per garment .. . 75c
Very Heavy Cotton Ribbed, per garment 50c
Extra Weight Fleece Lined, per garment 50c
Heavy Wool, per garment $J.00, t.25, J. 50
Extra Fine Grades in Wool
$1.75, 2.00, 2.50 to 3.50 Each
Try a Suit of our Belfast Mash Linen
Underwear. It will phase you.
t BAER &
One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers
GENERAL NEWS.
It is settled that Turkey will have
an exhibit at the World's Fair at St. ; iiaiigermisiy woumicii. ti. I), wil
I.ouls. I Hums was Immediately arrested for
Tho Midilletim n Iron ami Tube the crln,c alul ls now ln
Works. In Pennsylvania, have sua -
ponded owing to a lack nt orders.
Tho republicans have nominated
rir v r.n.iiw thminr i., uvninnbtv
to 'succeed Ilorolng. deceased, in con-
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Stntilif.n Pntrnff n Mnpnitnnlnr,
..llw.l l.n-. Iw.mi'l.-lllp'.l Unrla Rnrnfoff
wan not l.-lllff) mtilrnrv In tlm lntnlv
accepted belief.
It is belloved that .Miss Klsle Wink
ler, of Now York iCity. has been on
tiruly cured of opllepsy by tlie appli
cation cf the X-ray.
Jacob Haer, or Denver, has hroiien
tho world's record 20 seconds by
dressing a 1.200-pound steer in three
minutes and seconds.
The Stafford cotton mills at Fall
Ilivor, Macs., hnvo resumed after
three montns idleness. A thousand
men are employed therein.
W. (. C'nrthew has been arrested
nt Oakland, Cal. He Is accused of
being a defaulter in the sum of $100,
0(iO from a New York bank.
In 1!M) there were 3.1B8 crema
tories in tho Unircd Statos, S3G In
Germany. 452 in England, 322 in
Italy, 4.805 in Prance, 217 In Switzer
land, (16 In Sweden. 44 t Denmark,
Total. SI.020.
H. T. Kdson, tho treasurer of St.
Michael's Protestant Episcopal
church. Now York City, defaulted in
tho sum of $r9,nno. Atterward he
shot and killed Mrs. Kannlo I'ullen
and then suicided.
Tell robbers held up a train 102
mlloR east of St. Petersburg, Russia,
one night last week, and, escaped with
considerable booty. The affair was
conducted according to tho most ap
proved American methods.
James H. Chaffeo. "Tennessee's
Pardnor." shot nnd killed himself at
Second Garrotte. Cal., prompted by
despondency and feebleness. Ho was
81 years old tho day of tho self-mur- j
dor. He was perhaps the most fa-1
nious character ever storied about
by Ilrot Harto. i
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Forest l.lndsny, of Elma , Wash.,
was fatally injured by the acciden
tal discharge of u gun, Monday.
Millie Hoist committed suicide at
Nnwberg Monday, by drinking car
bolic acid. Sho was in lovo with a
barber and despondent.
John Kennedy, a privato soldier at
Kort Missoula, was killed by a com
rade, Monday, by mistake. The mur
derer thought Kennedy was another
man.
Mrs. Mary E. Huston, hns sued the
city of Portland for $5,05!) damages
for injuries sustained in falling
through a defective sidewalk in that
city, last spring,
Three postoffleob In Clackamas
county, Logan, Viola and Hcdlnnds,
have been discontinued on account of
the extension of the rural delivery
system, through tho county.
Tho body of Qeorgo Torry, a mar
ket gardner of Tacoma, was found
In a room at Seattle, with tho gas
jet turned on. Ho had been robbed,
as $80 was missing from his pockets.
He was known to have had tho
monoy when he retired.
C. U. Drown, a laborer, was held up
480 Acres
Of 40 liu. wheat laud i! wilt
from Pendleton, tt) acre set
to Hlfalfii. rimming water,
iff oil Improvement.
One-half oca. of fine wheat
l.uul, on Tutullla, 4 ml If
from lViidleton. Plenty of
water, go 1 Improvement.
leOaarea which can lietietto
alfalfa nil subject to Irriga
tion, Ditch through It.
itt.1l acres of tine dairy and
slock ranch. Cuts 100 tons
of wllil I my anil ISO tons
(train hay. Two runnltiK
streams, abundance of pine
timber Plucoall under fence
Open range near by.
ISO kcres (food wheat land one
mile from town. 300 ucrea
'ummr fallow. .
' 2000 acreslaiidi on Butter crfk
Wu adapted to runnluK (beep.
Ooort ilmpionincnt, lacludloK
ie4l.pnU.l. Will wtnllruoo.
beep. l'y, Urm mvhlnrr
4 uorirn au camp outnu Includud
twe Juto K loaf Uitol propartriuat
llketnUtn large an1 imn trcU, anil
1 COMK AND 8KB US
E. T. Wucle a Son
P. O. IIOI .124
1 Flioaa Black lilt Offlt-e ln E. O, Bldg
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DALEY
I at North Yakima, Monday morning,
mill because ho reinsert to give up
''Is monoy on ilomanrt, was shot ami
, Tho Montana dynamiters have
transferred their operations from tho
1'acMe to tho Great North-
eT company, ami have demanded
V,10 m-vmcnt f 30'0( October
21, or the entire system would bo
i harrassed by explosions and wrecks
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' Tl0 hody Of John McQlllllliail, 0
.' " eii-i.non n runroauer anil
nilOlUCSS
man of Moulder, Mont., was found ln
the bottom of a (loop well, near Houl
tier, .Monday, in a decomposed con
dltion. A family had been using
water from the well for two weeks
prior to tho find.
.Mrs. Charles M. Patterson died
Monday and her husband Is momen
tarily expected to die from the effects
of burns received In a flrp In East
Portland, last Sunday ovcnlng. Hoth
were caught In n burning building
and were unable to escape until after
being horribly masted.
Charges of maladministration
have been preferred against .Major
J. H. Monteath. Indian agent on tho
Illackfoot reservation In Montana.
II is claimed that through IiIb negli
gence the whiskey was delivered to
tho Indians which caused the death
of seven Innocent Indian women and
children Inst Thursday.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton,
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Fry, The Dalles.
II.
S. Slnern, Portland,
Mrs. C. S. Melhmlst, La Grande.
.Mrs. Robert Hrltt, La (irando.
K. O. Horton, Portland.
S. N. Spencer. Heppner.
.Mrs. M. It. Akinsoii, Lewlslon.
O. W. C. l.atz. I.owiston.
L. C. Squires, I.owiston.
H. P. Preston and wife. Maker City
H. Walsh. Maker City.
J. D. Holton. Portland.
W. H. Herman, Portland.
E. XV. Clark. PorllnudUoetaouIrdl
K. W. Clark-, New York.
J. I . Williams, San Francisco.
D. H. Citts, St. Louis.
W. H. McCllntock. Portland.
J. H. Davis. Portland.
W. Florence. Chicngo.
J. A. Hlrron, Chicago.
C. E. Hay, Chicago.
George E. Mosler, Spokane.
N. R. Clam, Spokane.
Clifton Simpson, Spokane.
John G. Helirlch. Spokane.
Golden Rule Hotel
W. S. Sterling. Portland.
Lee Cunningham, Portland.
II. M, llistou, Condon.
J. B. Cox,. Heppner.
J. W. Smith, Athena.
J. L. Hoe. Freovntor.
C. (1. Rogers. Freowater.
J. Tallinn, Milton.
W. P. Allen, Long Creek.
It. Mason, La Grnndo,
William Stuckland, Lacrosse.
.1. Iince, Spokane.
0. Wlllard, Spokane.
Mrs. It. Culdwell. Raker.
It. I), Ornishy, Elgin.
G. M, Donahue. San Francisco.
J, T. Patterson, pnn Francisco,
E, A, Hock, San Francisco.
I). Pager, San Francisco.
W, White, San Francisco.
A. J. Mlnthorn. McKay.
F. J. Gardner, Portland.
Dr. F. It. Dorse, Echo.
How ThlsT
We uITer One Hundred Dalian Iteivard
for any e(i' of catorrli that can not be
cured r,y nan a rninrrn i ure.
V. 1. CIIHN1JY tt L'O.. Toledo. O.
We. the umk-rahrnttl. have known F. J.
Cheney for tho laat in yean, and bellero
mm perfectly honorable In all buslnena
trausuctloiw nml iinanclally abla to carry
out any obliKiitlona tnude by tbelr firm.
WICST & TIIDAX, Wboleaalo Drugglsta,
Toledo, O.
WALDINO, KINNAN & IfAllVIN, Whole
sale Hriiiciilita, Toleilo, O.
Itall'a CalarHi Care In taken Internullv.
iidlnir directly upon tbe blood anil mucous
urfacra of tbo araten. Teatlmonlali
enj free. Price 75c per bpttle. Hold by
all itwizM.
inula I-u id My l'iiih are ti neat.
Goods that aro right at prices that
ire right at Hador's furnlturo store.
Bpeclal sale of fanoy box station
ery this week only
One lot UOo sale price 30o
One lot 50c sale price 2So
One lot40o ale price S0o
One lot 85o sale prloe l5o
, Lot of odds and ends at 6 and
10 cenU.
Bee our window
'Stationery
a siore
OF
TAYIOR BROTHERS HAVE
LEA8ED THEIR BIG RANCH.
Will Move Onto a Crook County
Homestead Two ladles Are At
tending Grand Lodge of Rathbone
Sisters Gale of Cottage and Lots
Returned From Goldendalc
Grandma Fountain Is Recovering.
Athena. Or., Oct. 18. Sheriff Tay
lor and brother, W. It. Taylor, have
touted to Fred LuDolpn and Elmer
ihotr stock larm, consisting of about1
1500 acres of land under fence, and
100 head of cnttlo lor u term of live
years. The ranch is satiated In the
John Day.
Mr. mid Mrs. Georgo Gross, who
have been attending the fair at Spo
kane, returned home Sunday.
Grandma Fountain, who hns been
Mi nil summer, bus recovered so
she Ib able to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Harris, of Wild Horso creok.
Thomas Ogle, who lias been vlslllng
relatives nnd friends, returned Sat
urday to his home at Willow Spring.
He renorts ovorythlnc In flue con
dition mi there. The recent ruins
have started tho grass growing nicely.
That there aro at present several
carloads of beef In that vicinity.
Miss Agnes Fletcher, of IVtulloton,
Is visiting nt tho home of Mrs. Atom
Plomondon. of tii.s city.
G. W. llradloy, who has been at
Cioldendale. Wash,, on his homestead.
has rottirneu home.
Eva Stafford has sold to Niel Tills-
worth n cottage and two lot3 In tlie
north part or town. The considera
tion was $275,
Mrs. Antln Foss nnd Mrs. E, L.
Uarrott ore in Portland this week
attending the grand lodge of the
Hnthbono Sisters. Mrs. Foss goes as
a delegate and Mrs. llarrett goes as
a member of the grand lodge.
Mrs. Win Mcllrlde and daughter
ndvthp of this ciiv siienl Sunday In
Pendleton visiting their daughter and
sister, Mies liessle Mcllrlde.
Will Move to Crook County.
N a Plnkerton left for Crook conn
tv to Ininrovo his Homestead and
build n homo there. Mrs. Plnkerton
who Is visiting friends In Pendleton
will follow In a few days.
Son Was Born.
Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. James Smith
of Adams, a son.
JDAHO FRUIT PRIZES.
Ada County Takes First Prize
Swecp3takes.
and
Ada county took the sweepstakes
nrize yesterday in the department oi
garden and orchard produce against
nil the other counties or mo staie
notwithstanding there was a very act
Wo competition and great rivalry for
that honor among the ilirroreni conn
ties, says the.Iloise Statesman,
According to the decisions of the
Judges, Canyon county ranked second
in the excellence of Its exhibit, while
faraway Latah came third. Dlngham
county was fourth.
In addition to these counties whlel
secured these prizes, entitling them to
$200, $100, $100 nnd $100 respectively
excellent exhibits are in pmco aim
arc attracting a great deal of favora
bio comment from visitors from wash
lngton, Owyhee, Elmore, I.emlil nnd
limine counties.
BAKER COUNTY VALUATION.
Total Assessment This Year Reaches
the Four Million Mark.
The Halter City Democrat says of
tho assessment of Ilakor county:
"Last evening tho clerks In the as
sessor's office finished their task and
the following is the exact and proved
valuation:
"Value of tho property ln the county
assessed at 25 per cent of Its limine
sic value, $4,035,185,
"Last year the amount totalled fi.
725,555, Increase in value of 1903.
against that of 1902, J309.930.
"Credit Is duo County Assessor Geo,
W. Jett and his ahlo doputlos tor this
magnificent showing. It has been Mr.
Jctt's ambition td bring tho assess
mont for this year up to thu four mil
lion mark. Ho has done so and ex
ceeded it."
THEY CAN'T TALK TO -MEN.
Sweeping Injunction Is served
on
Pacific Express Men.
Toxnrcana, Oct, 19, A sweeping In
junction of the United States court
Avas served this morning on tho strll;
Ing Pacific Express men, forbidding
them from standing around the com
pany's premises or speaking to men
in service Tho strikers, however,
nro unawed. Five non-unlonlat, ar
med last night and were placed In
charge of runs, but Joined the strik
ers tliib morning.
Notice to Contractors,
Scaled proposals will bo received
at tho office of T. V. Howard, archi
tect, up' to four O'clock p. m., of Octo
ber 22d, 1903, for the construction of
thu stone foundation, basement and
area walls for tho building to bo
built by Joiin Schmidt and F, X.
Schempp. situated on Cottonwood
street, Pendleton, Oregon. Planfl nnd
specifications at tho office of tho
architect.
Tho right Is reserved to reject nny
and all bids for tbe work.
October 18th, 1903.
Notice.
It having bocn called to the atten
tion of tho management of tbo Pen
uloton Woolon Mills that certain
stores have sold blankets under tho
representation that thoy wero made
by tho Pendleton mills, tho public Is
hereby warned that Pendleton blan
kets are sold only at tbe stores of tho
Alexander Department Btbro, Peoples
Warehouse, Fair Btoro and James
Crawford. i
NEW!
ATHENA
WOMAN NOT CRAZY, y
Residents of Thompson Street In Tem
porary Panic.
The women of Poilth Thompson
lieu In tbo vicinity of tho reser
voir wore thrown Into n state of
panic this morning by the appearance
or what was thought to ho a wild
winian.
About fl o'clock this morning an un
earthly yelling and singing was hoard
near the city reservoir, and on Inves-tl-
i m a woman was scon there per
forming nil sorts of high kicking feats,
iv :u Hon tricks, rolling rocks down
hill n"d alnslcg "between nctf.
bout half a dozen "hurry up" tel
ephone calls woto sent from tho vlcln
tv by the frightened women.
On Investigating tne trouuio, u m
innnil Mint tlie woman In miestlon was
not crazy, nor wild, but was Jutit en
joying a quiet morning walk nnd was
giving expression to her Joyful feel
ings In song, .,,,,
It ptoved to ho MrB. "Iliiho" Shields
or Iloston, wife of n trick blcyclo rider.
,t., t Wnlln Wnlla. whore her
husband hns an engagement with the
Winter 'leatre.
a aim luiil about three hours to
wait between trains, she was enjoying
the time as best she could by view
ing tho city from the hill near thu res
Biintchos of Hostonlun
i.iiiuIm mitt rehearsing some of the
antics she expects to perform in the
winter theatre at Walla Walla.
BLOpOED FOX TERRIER.
Valuable Canine, Propcrt yof a Pen.
dleton Boy,
Nes Fowler, the young son or E.
ihirrv Fowler, of this city, is the
proud possessor of n fox terrier of
the blue blooded type. The dog was
sent to Mr. Fowler from Tit"' Dalles
inn lie immediate ancestors came
from the Innd across tho water where
thev umw lox terrleis to such per
fection that their tails are short when
they are born, and so do not have to
be decked.
The name of the dog Is Deueo
which name It knows and nnswers
to. milking tt In tho estimation of
Mr. Fowler, u xyondorful dog. Ho
will be pleased to reelto lis pedigree
lo any Irteud who wishes to hear, and
will oven offer an inducement for bis
friends to listen.
WISCONSIN WOMEN.
State Federation of Clubs In Session
at Appleton,
Appleton. Wis., Oct. 20. The an
nual convention of the Wisconsin
Slate Federation of Women's Clubs
onened here today with a lanio at
tendance. Prominent among the vis
itors Is .Mrs. Dimles T. Donisoii, pres
ident of tlie General Federation of
Women's Clubs,
Delegates ore in attendance from
Itaelne, Kau Clairo, Oshkosh, Murlu
ette. Green Hay. Sparla, Ilelolt, Mil
wnukeo, Madison, Waukesha and nu
merous other points. The convention
continues through Thursday. To
day's proceedings were purely of a
routine chnrnetor.
A CROWN OF GLORY.
As Well as a Mark of Beauty Is Lux
urlous Hair.
It has been truly said that the
crowning glory of our race Is a Iuxur
lunt hend of hair.
It used to be thougiit that this was
enr of the blessu." whien th o-l.
bestow capriciously, and II Is only
recently that scientists have dhicov.
erad that Its beauty Is dependent up
on the absence of a minute germ
which nourishes In the hair follicles,
where It destroys the life of tho hair
To restore this life and kill the
germs which cause the - mischief Is
the mission of Nowbro's Herplclde.
Herplcide surely kills the germs,
and Is the best hnlr dressing on tlie
market.
It contains no grease or oil, neither
w 11 lit stnln or dye.
Sold by leading druggists. Send
ll)e n stamps for sample to The Her
plclde Co.. Detroit. Mich. F. W
Schmidt & Co., special agents.
Alaskan Road to Go,
The Central Railroad of Alaska, to
extend from Seward north to tho
Tauana river, u distance of 470 mlliM,
Is now assured, Tho financial ngont
who has boon In Washington, D. ".
lor some time in the Intcrosl of the
load, has secured sufficient backing
lo insure tho construction nt an early
date.
Sick Headache absolutely and per
manently cured by using Mokl Tea.
A pleasatit herb drink. Cures Constl
patlon and Indigestion, makes you
eat, sleep, work and happy. Satlsfae
Hon guaranteed or money bnclt, 25
eta and BO cts. Wrlto to W. II. Hook
er & Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.. for a free
sample. F. W. Schmidt & Co., .drug
gists. Walla Walla County Fair, Walla
Walla, Wash., Oct. 19-24, '03.
For tho abovo occasion tho O. R.
& N. makes a rato of $1.90 for the
round trip, tickets on Balo 19th to
23d. Final limit October 26th, '03.
For particulars, call on or address,
r-. r.( wAiisbur, Agent.
If you are troubled with Imoura
blood. Indicated by sores, pimples,
headacho, etc.. wo would recommond
Acker's Blood Elixir, wblch we sell
under a positive guarantee; It will
always cure scrofulous or syphilitic
poisons and all blood diseases. GO
Cts. and 11.00. F. W. Schmidt & Co..
druggists.
Lewlstan Interstate Fair, Lewlaton,
laano, Oct. j to 31, 1903,
For tho above occasion tho O. It.
& N, makes a rato of $7.20 for tho
round trip. Tlckots on sale October
20 to 30, inclusive. Final limit Nov.
2d, '03. For particulars, ra.i on or
address F. F, WAMSLEY. Agont.
"All things come to him who waits."
'Yos, and whan tliov come he Anils
that thoy weron't worth waltimr for."
Town and Country,
A CHILD
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JACOB SHEURMAN'S
pAUGHTER GIVES RECITAL,
Most Wonderful Feat Ever Witnessed
In San Francisco Musical Circles
Is Really Another Child Wonder,
The following Is taken from n re
cent number of the -San Frnnclaco
Call. Tho subject of tho sketch is
tho daughter of Jacob Sliouormnn, of
Pendleton. The child wns horn nnd
reared In this placo:
Cnrrlo Sneuermnn, a 13-yonr-old pu
pil of Hugo Mnnsfoldt, performed on
tho plnno Wednesday ovening in the
Maple room of tho Pnlaco hotel In a
manner little snort or pnonomonni.
The recital consisted of tho most
difficult compositions of Grieg and
TschnlkowBky, wwolvo In all, five of
which -wore played for tho first time
In Sun Frnnclsco by any pianist, ama
teur or professional.
Little Miss Slioiturman has studied
on the piano only four years, the first
two of which wuro,Hicnt under n pupil
of Professor Mnnsfoldt and the last
two under Mansfeldt himself.
The first numbor was Grlog's "Die
Prlnzessln," and it was in that num
ber that the child displayed her won
derful technique and expression. Tho
terrific chorus nnd runs that would
fairly stagger the average pianist
seemed play to the girl, who gazed
calmly through tho nudlencu bowing
to her friends.
. The recital waB an Invitational af
fair given by Professor Mansfoldl, nnd
about 400 people were present. At the
conclusion of tho fourth numbor tho
girl was literally stormed with flow
ers and congratulations.
School Library Enlarged.
The Ilakor City high school library
has been Incrensed by thu addition
n' 125 newMiooks purchased with the
rei eipts of the recent oratorical con
tests. The library now has ii' vernl
hundred volumes, Including many vul
uiible works, besides a technical refer
o:ice library, and each of tho other
schools has a smnll library to vhl"ii
volumes are constantly being udded.
If You Contract
to buy . $10,000 in
5 Gold Bonds from
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York,
Kichard A. McCurdy, l'resldent.
Payment to be made during
20 years in annual instalments,
and you -die after you. have
made one payment, your estate
will receive
$500 a year for 20 years
Then cash
Total guaranteed in gold
$10,000
10,000
$20,000
If you wish to know tcrnn on which thcc
bouda arc offered pUdress, staling your age and
the amount of income you would like to begin
drawing twenty years hence,
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Hlclmrd A. McCurdy, president.
lma D. Kntz, manager, Qolsc, Idaho.
Frank L. Hammond, District Manager,
Pendleton, Oregon.
SEASONABLE and
reliable friend for
thfso cold nights is one
of our
HOT
WATER
BOTTLES
Now is tho time to buy
one bi'cuuso it may Have
a severe sickness by hav
ing one ready in caBO of
sutidun chills or colds.
Heat cures many pains
and this is tho best way
lo apply it. Vb guaran
tee every one of them.
Don't forget that Tumarack ,
Cough Balsam cures. Guar
anteed. F. W. Schmidt's
The Reliable Druggist
I'oatuRicc Block. rhone Matn 1)1
COMMERCIAL STABLES
Q. M. FROOMC, PROPRIETOR.
Carryalls for picnic prtles. Good
teams with competent drlters (or
commercial .men. Speedy 'horses and
baudsome rls for evenlne and Sun
day drives. Gentle horses for family
um. atoclt boarded at reasonable
rates. Ssst of car given to .transient
stock. Opposite HoUl Fendlston.
Phone Mch) 161.
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By OH and Sweat Spirit of Bdctt.
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