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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1903.
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Extra Weight rleecc Lined, per garment
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HENS OF MILTON
PLEASING RECITAL BY
MISSES PLANT AND DOVER.
Ball at the Opera House. With John
son's Orchestra Furnishing Music
Thrown From a Bicycle, a Broken
Leg Resulting Many Comings and
Goings of a Live Community.
I Caledonian Gathering. J
, Thore will bo a gathering of Scots
nt Fossil, on October 2T and 2S. Gil
! linm rounty tins several large Scotch
! t-oMlements ami nn enjoyablo time (
it anticipated. Some ot the most ,
noted Scotchmen of the state will bo i
' present and lake pari.
Twenty-two per cent o ftho stock.of
the Illinois ucnirai ruuwuy is owned
In Europe, mostly in nngiana.
Milton. Oct. 23. Miss Ilertie Elnm
...$J. 00J. 25, J. 50 f weeks' visit with friends In Spokane
miss neien wnson. a lormer Mil
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Untie wear.
BAER & DALEY,!
One-Price Clothiers and Furnishers
GENERAL NEWS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
King Edward has sent a blooded
greyhound to the York. Pa., fire com
pany as a mascot.
The gasworkers of Barcelona,
Spain, are on strike, and the city is
in darkness. Many arrests of labor
leaders have been made.
Leonidas Hubbard, assistant editor
of "Outinr;," is lost in Labrador,
which he started out to explore about
August 10. With him are two com
panions. An Italian genius has contrived a
successful method of wireless tele
graphy by which the earth instead
of the atmosphere is used for the
transmisson of energy.
A new missile, harmless almost,
but very effective for breaking up
street meetings In cities, is being
nsed in New York. It Is a paper bag
filled with water and dropped upon
the speaker from a height. When the
bag breaks from the concussion, the
water flies in every directon.
A slight but vastly significant issue !
Is now on between Canada and Great J
Ilritian. High Canadfan officials are
demanding that she be allowed to I
spend her own money in her own way
for her own military defense and de
velopments. Instead of having it
Fpent for her by the war office at
London.
Hotel Pendleton.
Emel Judell. San Francisco.
Mrs. Bunder and daughter. Athena.
A. T. Voncler. Philadelphia.
Fred F. Mldlcton. D2troit.
E. F. Fay. Portland.
Julius Hutc, San Francisco
M. A. Crawl. San Francisco.
II. E. Gunley. San Frnnciseo.
F. Graham. Jr.. Boston.
I- P. Sandbule. Ssn Francisco.
H. B. Cotton. Portland.
Tommy Cain. Seattle.
A. J. -amero-.t. North Yakima.
C. Ottershagin. Portlr.nd.
T. J. Armstrong. Portland.
J. C. Dodd and wife. Peoria.
J. A. Huron. Chlcsgo.
It. S. Butler. S.-.n Francisco.
Geo. H. Sutherland. Walla Wt.lla.
R. C. Long. Spokane.
T. B. Whitaker. Kansas City.
Mrs. Etta Porter. Baker City.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
F. Morgan, an Oregon Indian
war veteran, died at. Eugene Friday,
from an attack of paralysis.
The German steamship Elba, left
Portland Friday for the Orient, with
a cargo consisting of 190.000 bushels
ot wheat. ;
An effort is being made to e tab
list a creamer" at Kalama, Wash., a
local corporation for the purpose be
ing now organized.
Baker county has sont one ot the
finest fruit exhibits ever collected in ;
Eastern Oregon, to the rooms of the 1
Orecon information bureau in Port
land.
Golden Rule Hotel
T. H. Witnpey. Helix.
J James. Helix.
J. H. Cox and family. Heppuer.
H. H. Conover and family. Heppner.
George C. Francis, Yale, .
J. S. Mead and wife. Walla Walla.
Lee Cunningham. Portland.
Doug Belts. Pilot Rock.
Frank Duprat. Heppner.
C. !. Pinkerton. Weston .
M. Loner. Weston.
S. Atkins. Weston.
L. V. Henderson, Pilot Rock.
W. P Allen. Long Creek.
R. P. Lainhart and wife. Albany.
G. L. Pierson and wife. Sutherland.
B. F. Sparrow, La Grande.
H. Jones, Boise.
J. 1- Payne. Colorado Springs.
Mrs. E. S. Douser. Colorado Springs
I). B. Campbell. Bellevlew.
J. N. Shaeffer. city.
T. K. Beard. Modesto.
R. A. McLaughlin, urdane.
W. H. Morgan, New York.
tonite. but later of Pendleton, is
here visiting at tho home of her
brother, O. F. Wilson.
.Mrs. Guy Edwards returned Wed J
nesday from Dayton. Wash., when
she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. E. McQnary is In Walla
Walla, the guest of her daughter
Mrs. J. F. McRae.
Mrs. P. J. Moore, of Seattle, arrh
ed here Wednesday nnd is a gnet
of her sister. Mrs. I J. Pierce.
Mrs. Nathan K, Buck came down
Tuesday from her home at Spokane
and is visiting friends and relatives .
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Hogan returned i
this morning rrom Wnlla Walla, i
where they had been visltlne and nt-
j tending the races.
w. W. Dorothy came down Tnes-'
day from Northport and is visiting bis '
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. M. Dorothy
Very PUasing Recital.
The recital given Tuesday evening
by the Misses Plant nnd Dover, of,
Columbia College, was largely attend- j
ed and thoroughly enjoyed. The;
young ladles are certainly artists in
their lines, and acquitted themselves
admirably. I
Ball in Opera House.
Tonight a ball will be given in the
new opera house hall by the stock-
holders Johnson's orchestra, of
Athena, will furnish the music
Broke a Leg.
Monday, while riding at a rapid
rate. D. J. Kirk was thrown from '
his bicycle and one of the small bones j
of his right leg was broken. T)r
Thomas set the fracture and at last
accounts Mr. Kirk was resting com-
l fortnbly.
i The 1903 Immigration from foreign ,
country mostly Europe, will reach i
' MKi.tino probably. . j
- 1 ,
If Suddenly Called j
abroad, would you convert j
your estate into cash and leave .
it in the care of your family to j
be invested? Or would you,
see that it was safely invested 1
before leaving? Do you rc-j
gard a safely invested estate!
rlip best thinp- to have, as well
as the best asset to leave your j
family r
You can secure an invested
estate yielding a good income
to yourself if you live, to your
family if you die, by purchasing
5 Per Cent. 20-Year Gold Bonds
on the Instalment Plan.
In wrliine for terms ctve youragt, nd thi
mount uf income you wish lo ccure.
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York
Kiciiau A. McCvuor, Frnidtot.
Alma D. Katz. manager, Boise, Idaho.
Frank L. Hammond, District Manager.
Pendleton, Oregon.
A SEASONABLE and
reliable friend for
thtso cold nights is one
of our
HOT
WATER
BOTTLES
Now is the time lo buy
one because it may save
a severe sickness by hav
ing one ready in case of
sudden chills or colds.
Heat cures many pains
and this is the best way
to apply it. We guaran
tee every one of them.
Don't forgot that Tamarack
Cough Balsam cures. Guar
anteed. F. W. Schmidt's
The Reliable Druggist
Poitufiice Block. rhone Main Sji
Oil and Sweet Spirits of Eden
Are guaranteed to cure any case of Rheu
matUui Money back if they fail.
A C. kocppen & Bro.,AgU. for Pendleton
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TWO LETTERS ABOUT TRIB.
; Man Who Was Willing to Try and
Fire in the Miners' Home, a board-1
Was Convinced.
I SUNDAY AT t
THE CHURCHES J
M. E. Church, South Eleven a.
m., theme. "Christ Feeding tho Mul
titudes." Sunday school. Id a. m.
Epworth League 1-.':Jii.l serv..w at
C:30 p. m.. led by Mrs. Tivis i.lo-
Broom; 7:30 p. m., preaching, theme.
Healing and Casting Out Evil
Spirits."
First Christian Church Sunday
school. 10 a. m. The contest between
the "Keds" and the "Blues" is bring
ing many new pupils. We had an in
crease of 54 last Sunday. I'reacldng,
11 a. m.. subject. "Like Him."
Preaching 7:30 p. m.. subject, "What
Is Man?" Christian Endeavor. C-.30.
Sunday evening. Prayer meeting nnd
choir practice Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend
tbene services. N. H. Brooks, pastor
tug Douse at uurke, Idano, rTlday "V r , ' I First Presbyterian Church 10 a,
morning, destroyed about JMflOO 1. 1W2. wrote: . nae beeni m sundav school; 11 a. in., sermon
worm of property, including 15 real-; by the pastor: CMS p. m.. Christian
lew iieupiu urauh uiuru umu i. ii I c..i-, " . ... .,
dences.
Wholesale vaccinations in the sub
urban schools near Portland, have
been ordered by the board of health
on account of the unsanitary condi
tions found to exist.
The Interstate Printing and Manu
facturers' Association, a business or
ganization, made up of printing estab
lishments and practical printers, has
just been formed In Spokane.
A rush of land hunters has been
precipitated at Vancouver, Wash., on
account of the announcement of the
opening to entry of 17.545 acres of
Jand in that district next Monday, Oi
to u or C.
A strong movement is now on foot
in Wyoming to remove the state cap-
itol from Cheyenne to some more
central point, Emerson being fflea
tioned as a prospective candidate for
the honor.
Daniel Rogers, colored, aged 103,
died at 8anta Cruz. Cal., Friday.
Rogers was a slave, and was brought
to California by bis master, in 1849,
from Georgia. He purchased his
freedom and went back to Georgia
to buy his wife, when he was again
sold into slavery, and compelled to
purchase himself a second time, which
lie did, including bis wile.
4B0 Acres
Of 40 bu. wheat land Smiles
from 1'endletnn. SO acres st
to alfalfa. Hunnlng water,
grod Improvements.
One-half sec. uf fine wheat
land, on Tutullla, 4 hiI1m
from Pfiidlfton. Plenty of
water, good Improvement.
160 are which can be set to
alfalfa, all subject to Irriga
tion. Ditch through it.
!0 acres of flue dairv and
stock rnch. Cuts 100 tuns
uf wild hay and ICO tons
grain hay. Two running
streams, abundance uf pine
Umber Place all under fence
Open xaiuce near bv.
460 kcres good wheat land one
mile from town. 3G0 acres
nummer fallow.
2000 acrelandonButtercre-k
Well ailapud to runalna hep,
tlooa improremcr.u. including
1'iedi. psi.aU. etc. W til wlntlr ui
uerp. iir. irm maiuocrT
homf and camp ontnu Included
We hve a lonr lltt of property Juit
Ukatbli la latca and 1111111 ttaclt, and
ws can ul jrou on the price,
com; and bec is
E. T. Wude a. Son
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'Phone Black Jill Uflice in E. O. Bld(
your TRIB is a cure I want it." On
May 15, 1&03. Mr. Burroughs wrote
"It is a pleasure lor me to recom
mend TRIB as a cure for the liquor
habit. It has now been six months
since I completed a cure with 'TRIB,
I have never bad better health. I eat
well and sleep well. I believe It Is
the best cure for the liquor addiction
yet placed upon the markot.
Tallman & Co., local agents.
Notice.
It having been called to the atten
turn of the management of the Pen
aleton Woolen Mills that certain
stores have sold blankets under the
representation that they were made
by the Pendleton mills, the public Is
hereby warned that Pendleton man
kets are Bold only at the stores ot the
Alexander Department store, peoples
Warehouse. Fair Store and James
Crawford,
How Thl?
We offer Ooe Flundred Dollars Kcward
for ui caae of catarrh that can Dot k
cored br Ilall'a Catarrh Core.
R J. CHENEY & CO- Toledo. O,
W. the nndarelraed. hare known P. J.
Cheney for tbe last IS years, and beUere
mm perrectiy nonoraaie in an ooaineaa
tranaaetlooa and financially able to carry
ont any ooiijraiiona taaoe 07 ueir arm.
tt'KHT & TltUAX. Wholesale LrrocsUta,
Toledo. O.
WA.LD1NG, EINNAX a MARTIN, Whole-
aaie irruffKiais, oieao, u.
Ilall'a Catarrh Cur Is taken Internally,
actios dlrartly upon tbe blood and mucous
aariacea oi ue aaieDi. xeaiimooiais
aent free. tYlce 75c per bottle. Bold by
an nnireiara.
liana family 1'iiu are tne best.
If you are troubled with impure
blood. Indicated by sores, pimples.
headache, etc., we would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell
under a positive guarantee. It will
always cure scrofulous or syphilitic
poisons and all blood diseases. 50
cts. and Jl.OO. F W Schmidt & Co,
druggists.
Best shoe repairing at Teutsch's
I STAT10SERY WEEK ATFRAZIER'S
$ Bpeclal sale of fancy box statlou-
g -ery this week only
3 One lot flOc sale price 30c
S One lot 80c sale price 26c
Jj One lot 40o sale price 20c
5 One lot 85c sale price 15c
Jot of odds and ends at b and
J 10 cenu.
iFrazier's stlrV
1 0 nery
Endeavor: 7:30 p. m., sermon
Strangers In the city and all people
who have no regular place of worship
are cordially Invited to all the servl
ces. Robert J. Dlven, pastor.
The Temple and Pleasant View
Rev. Robert L. Alter will preach in
the Temple Chapel at 11 a. m., and at
Pleasant View at 3 p. m. on the sec
ant! and fourth Sundays of each
month, and at South Juniper on tbe
first and third Sundays. All people
are Invited.
Methodist Episcopal Church 10
a. m.. Sunday school. A. J. Owens,
superintendent; 11 a. m., service of
special interest to the children, at
which time the sacrament of baptism
will be administered to any desiring
It. Patrons of the Sunday school are
especially invited to be present and
to arrange for the children remaining
to tbe 11 o'clock service. At 12:15 p,
m class meeting. Rev. G. W. Rigby,
leader; 3 p. ra Junior League; 6:30
p. m.. Epwortn League: 7:30 p. m,
preaching. All are cordially Invited
to these services. R. Warner, pas
tor.
Church of the Redeemer Divine
service tomorrow at hours as fol
lows: Early celebration of the holy
communion at 8 a. m.; Sunday school
at 10 a. nr.: morning prayer and ser
mon at 11 o'clock; confirmation class
at 3:30 p. m.; evening prayer and
address at 7:30.
Congregational Church Sunday
services as follows: Sunday school at
10 a. m., morning worship and preach
ing at 11. subject, "The FnilU of
Christianity; a Proof of Its Divinity.
Young people's service at 7:30. Sub
ject. "The Blessing of Giving." A
cordial welcome to ail. Jonathan Ed
wards, pastor.
West End Chapel West Webb
and Maple streets. Sunday school at
p, m. J. Edwards, superintendent.
Special Services The evangelis
tic services to be held at the Congre
gational church, beginning Monday
evening, November 2. will be of extra
ordinary interest Rev. Dr. House, of
Portland, has Oiled some of tno prom
inent pulpits of Massachusetts, both
or the Methodist and Congregational
denominations, and has been very
successful In all his pastorates. Rev.
Dr. Kautner has filled the pulpit of
tho first church In our Capital city
for a decade with acceptance and ef
ficiency. Rev, Poling, of The Dalles, j
is une or ui0 most promising of the
younger ministers of the state. All
are Invited to these sorvtces.
PRACTICE ECONOi
NOT ONLY IN THE BUYING OF YOUR STOVE OR HEA1
BUT GET ONE THAT CUTS DOWN YOUR FUEL
COLE'S
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Burn Hard and Soft Coal or Wood and cost less to operate than any heatiay
I hey are ouilt on an entirely new principle and have revolutionized siovesa"
a complete nock of Cole's Hot Blast and Coal Heaters, all sizes and at price
saving tc purchasers. Prices rane from
$4.00 to $40.00
The Cole's Hot Blast Heaters are Sold with the Following m
IMiIrnnl Tol'i: Hnl Hlmi In K tl, Tir.U rt?CT tf, rnll CtOV6 made.
We guarantee a saving of one third the fuel over any lower draught soft coal
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We guarantee an absolute uniformity of heat day and night with soft coal, mJ
we guarantee that the rooms can be heated from one to two noursw-
the soft coal, slack or sittings put in the stove the night before.
We guarantee the feed door to be smoke proof.
We, guarantee the stove to hold fire twenty four hours without attention.
It is the cleanest, most economical and most convenient stove on tbe nn j
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