DAILY EA8T OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1803.
BAER &
One Price Clothiers,
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The Talk of
Our overcoats and
and$?2.50.
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Elk Brand, and
, $3.00 and $3.50
OUR SHOES
Wc have the best makes at $2.50,
$3,00, $3.50 and $4.00
Fhe Very Best Values
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GENERAL NEWS.
The mercury registered 10 degrees
lielow, zero nt Gunnison, Col., Wed
nesday Inst.
Ono nnd a half ruilllun cars are In
usy on the railroads of the United
States. Ten per cent arc smashed
or worn out every year, making an an"
nual output of 150,000 new cars neces
sary Tho Mexican Central railroad wiiich
Is a Rockefeller property, is being ex
tended south trom the City of Mexi
co to the- Guatemalan frontier, to con
nect with the northern end of the
Guatemalan Central.
KIre destroyed a mall car and all
its contents on the road between St.
Petersburg and .Moscow. Russian au
thorities claim that the loss of money
and other valuables amounted o $3,
500.000. Spontaneous combustion.
Judge Anten. of Suiibury. Pa., has
decided that decisions of the anthra
cite strike commission are not bind
ing upon either party. The particular
decision upon which me Issue was
made was in favor of the miners.
The well known ocean currier.
tho South Portland is in the ratlines
at San Francisco, her management be
ing accused of filibustering. The
specific charge Is of taking munitions
of war (mm Drooklyn to the Venezue
lan rebels
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Charlie Davis, a logger at Cottane
Grove, Or., was drowned Thursday.
The Rteamer Imnaha, which was
wrecked on Snake river, near Mouu
tain Sheep rapids, this week, cost her
uwnerb $35,000.
Goldlc Hart, a denizen of the ten
derloin district of Portland, shot and
killed herself Thursday morning. In
a lit of remorse.
J. E. Clayborne. colored, shot and
killed Cora Curtlss. a colored jfirl, at
Wallace, Idaho, Thursday, because
she relused to marry him.
Mrs. J. Yandall, was instantly kill
ed by a falling tree. Thursday morn
ing, while sitting In her home at Ra
nler. Or. A heavy gale was blowing
and a large tree fell across the houso.
Mayor Pat Mul'llns, of Ilutte. has
.iued the Inter-Mountain .Miner for
150,000 daranges. for publishing dam
aging articles about him in connec
tion with the rfcent shut-down in that
city.
Homer Davenport, formerly of Sll
verton, who has been on a $10,00o
per year salary as cartoonist with the
Hearst papers, has resigned his po
sition and will go on the lecture plat
form. .Four deputy sheriffs, hunting
through all the hiding places in Salt
Lake City, have failed to dlscovor
Apostle Hober J. Grant, of the Mor
mon church, wanted for polygamy in
that city.
William Scbmltt. a 14-ycar-old boy
of Eugene, was almost scalded to
death Thursday by turning a tea ket
tle of boiling water over on himself.
He was ill ana laimeu wuuu buiuuiuk
by the kitchen stove. In falling ho
overturned the kettle.
Two masked men lined up 14 cus
tomers In the Exchange saloon, in
South Portland, Thursday morning
and robbed them of their change anu
took $34 from the till. They overlook
ed $2,500 which was in the unlocked
dafe. Their mistake was due to ex
treme nervousness.
t WE CAN SHOW YOU
The beM pmxMiliunt in Orrguii
Fine vacant lots. 6 blocks
from Main at., $50 to $150
Two blocks, with $5000
improvemunts, 7000.
S.1000 Inivsa 12 -room liouse
J and p lots, 2 blocks from Main
st. Kents steady at $35.
$1800 Two houses and 2
lots, good location, toyetljer
rent for S20,
interest in good paying
business on Main st. Stock
at invoice,
45 l)er acrc 30 acre sub
urban garden tract.
One block (14 lots), good
improvements, with green
house cheap.
Best wheat land iu Umatilla
county. Tracts of 100 to 13001)
acres.
Cull nnd eee us Wo can show
-1 something that you will like.
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DALEY
Furnishers, Hatters
the Town
Suits at $7, $J0
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Longtey at
$2.50,
for the Least Money
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
W. W. Ormandy, Portland.
R. W. Mackenzie, Portland.
George A. Thomas, San Francisco
John T. Fink. Portland.
C. G. Hlckock. Portland.
O. N. Smith, Portland.
C. O. Ambs, St. Iiuis.
C. J. Armstrong, Portland.
Geo. H. Sutherland. Walla Walla.
J. W. Irwin, Cocnuo.
J. C. Jlarr, Cocnno.
K. R. Irwin. Omnha.
U. Applogate, Omaha.
H. Seelt. Omaha.
John K. Holfrlch, Spokane.
R. A. Seeds, Spokane.
W. I). Marks, Spokane.
F. B. Holhrook, irrigation.
V. V. I.ogan, Portland.
W. H . Penrce, Seattle.
O. 1!. Crozicr. Detroit.
H. II. Kline, New York.
H. J. Blum. Omaha.
II. R. Urn tul os, Portland.
P. Rothchllo. Now York.
L. A. Tnlck, San Francisco.
H. C. McAlister, Chicago.
W. K. Stevens, Rncinc.
W. M. Powell, Tacoma.
C. O. French and wife. Spokane.
W. J. Kuhlman, Cincinnati.
Charles P. Caskey, Denver.
John Anderson, Portland.
H. H. Ilooth. H. C
D. H. Ilooth, IJ. C.
J. D. Mnclein, New York.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Mcriean. II. C.
C. II. Wendles. Kansas City.
J. J. Ilalleray.
Golden Rule Hotel
E.
II. Wilson, city.
H.
W. Knox, city.
F.
J. Gardner, Portland.
W.
II. Look and wife, Adams.
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II. Read and wife. Adams.
Joseph Riels, Helix.
.Miss U E. Eshelman. Helix.
.Mrs. L. Michael, Athena.
II. Hlnes, Portland.
Cora Thornton, Denvor.
J. A. Thornton, Denver.
.Mrs. Patterson, Wnltsburg.
A. Thomas, City.
J T. Lalng. city.
J. M. Hount, city.
William Corley, city.
D. F. Jones. Curdune.
Frank Hnnlen, Meacham.
Joseph Cunba, .Meacham.
George .Monroe, Athena.
E. .Michael, Athena.
J. N. Roork, Athena.
H. W. Knox", city.
ttfft't of Kir Sau tin MnitnmiU.
The perpendicularity of u monument
is visibly unvoted by the mys of the
sun. On etei-.v sunny day a tall monu
ment lias a regular swing lending away
from the sun. This phenomenon Is due
to tiie greater expansion of the side on
which the mys of the sun fall. A Kn
dulum placed inside, say. Nelson's col
ti in ii. In Trafalgar sijimre. would be
found lo dT-cr!lie on every clear day
an ulllpM- of nearly half no inch In (11-
umclcr. -English Mechanic.
Thr f.Iaat' Orjran.
One of the most interesting features
of the Giant's causeway Is "the giant's
organ." This huge "Instrument" con
sists of 11 group of pillars of various
lengths set apart sn the side of the'
main cliff. The larger columns being in
the center and the smaller ones taper
ing off on either side after the fashion
of organ pipes admirably sustain the
idea which the name "giants organ
conveys.
Made m Difference.
Landlady I will let this excellent
room, at reduced rates because there is
a woman next door who plays the pi
ano continually.
Applicant Ob, that won't make any
difference. The room la for my nephew
here, and he Is deaf.
Landlady Ah. in that case 1 must
charge the full price.
Kaiser Improving,
Uorlin, Nov. 12. Another optimis
tic bulletin was Issued about the kai
ser this morning.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer It to-day. Try
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling:! no
I baking I ndd boiling water and sot to
.cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Utasp
I berry and Strawberry. Get a package
1 t your grocers to-day. 10 eta.
BRIGGSDN ITEMS
THROWN FROM HORSE AND
HIS HEAD BADLY INJURED.
Mrs. J. S. Rons is Still In Canada
Report That Smith's Sawmill Was
Durned Eight Inches Snow here
Cattle Have Been Brought Out
of the Mountains Two Feet of
Snow In the Mountains.
Ilrlggson, Nov. 9. Mtb, Princess
Shirley from Rltzvillo, Wash., Is vis
iting at the nome of hor sister Mrs.
Maggie Taylor.
Abo Abrahnmson, who lntoly start
cd a butcher shop at Helix, enmo up
last evening and reports business
nourishing. '
Mrs. J. S. Ross, who was called to
Canada two weeks ago by the nor
lous Illness of her aged mother, ar
rlvod to late to see hor nllvo. being
just in time for the funeral' .V s,
uoss will return homo iu n short
time.
Dick English, who was quite ser
lously hurt a few days ago by being
thiown from a horse. Is very much
Improved and able to bo about lie
waB unconscious for several hours
his head linvln? struck on snnu
rocks, cutting nultu a gash.
Harry Williams wns liore the last
of the week looking nftor bis ranch
and other interests.
It has been repovted tlmt Chas
3mlth's sawmill was burned Wednex'
day. but nothing definite can hi
learned at present.
Hank Fanning was visiting old
friends in this vicinity last week,
Peter Ernbush from Cold Springs,
accompanied by his wlfo, was visit
tug at tho home of Pnter Nnrkaus for I
the past few days.
Grandma Abrnhamson spent a few
duys last week at tho home or her
daughter Mrs, 11. Fanning nen Pen
dleton. Olivo Nuvln has just returned from
a week's visit with friends and it la-
lives nt Pendleton.
Winter hns mil I
Snow is on ho ground to the depth '
of olght Inches at present, nnd Indl
cntons are good for more snow This
Is very early in tho season for snow 111
this vicinity and It acts now as If'
likely to stay on until sprlne ,
frank Taylor is makins iirenara 1
tions to leave with his family for I
Grangevllle. Idaho, in the near tie
ture.
The Sailing Hros. have finished
taking out their cattle from the
mountains today. They report the 1
snow as being two foot deep at Hon
Graves place.
Mr. Abrahamsou took their cattle
to the valley today for wintering near
Helix.
Quite an interesting little school 1
entertanment was given at Fair View
school bouse last Friday afternoon.
A very nice program was rendered
nftor which lunch was served.
R. F. Johnson is mmoduling his
residence which gives a very neat
appearance.
"Mr. Pickwick."
Do Wolf Hopper's company, due In
this city next Thursday, includes Jlr.
Hopper uh IMckwick, Dlcuy Hull as
Sam WoIIer, I.nurn Joyce Hell iih Airs.
Ilardoll, Frank Ilulehor as Tjjiiy Wei-
Dewolf Hopper.
lor, Louis Payne us Jingle. Marguerite
Clark as Polly, Marlon Field as Ara
bella, J, K. Adams as Wardlo, and
thirty associate players in tho var
ious other Pickwickian characters.
"A Little Outcast."
In "A Little Outcast" which comes
to tho Ftmot next Tuesday, the play
wright has plunged straight to the
nuart of things dramatic, and his ex
pression ot Impulses, his convictions
and sense of dramatic color aro ut
most as unerring as tho brush of a
painter putting a vision on canvas.
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WILL FIND THE POLE.
! Alaskan Scientist Get the Genuine
North Pole Fever,
I Seattle, Nov. 13. Antlrow J. Stone,
the naturalist who hnB attained won-
sdornblc reputation through his work
during tho past nlno yenrs In Alaska
and tho Northwest territory, may lead
nn expedition to find tho North Polo,
going by way of Bering straits and
the Nori.iwest passage.
.Mr Stone believes tluit the actual
uanl experience of following the dog
teams, "mushing" as It Is called, over
the frozen tundra ot Alnska Is the
best possible preliminary experience
for a polar uxploror. There aro
piospuctors In Alaska who know
more of driving dog sledges and bat
tling with the elements of the North
than any of the old oxplorers could
poasllily have known, and numucrB
of these men could he secured for a
polar trip
"I a mconvlnced," said .Mr Stone
"Hint with the knowledge gained In
ireeiit years In the north, of con
densed food supply and of proper
Why
Pay as
Much
for an inferior beer ?
Schlitz beer costs twice
what common beer costs
in the brewing. One-half
pays for the product; the
other half for its purity.
One-half is spent in
cleanliness, in filtering even
the air that touches it, in
filtering the beer, in ster
ilizing every bottle. And
it pays the cost of aging
the beer for months before
we deliver it.
If you ask for Schlirz
you get purity and age,
you pay no more than
beer costs without them.
Atkarthe
Bremen Bottling.
l'liono Main 1781,
The Ko-ui Ice & Cold Storutf
Co..-lltMulnSt.,
Pendleton
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piaung ino purcnase
grand opportunity and
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our stock. 'J'hey are
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address. Court street, opposite Tribune.
INLAND EMPIRE PIANO
I ways of dressing nnd kcoplng pro
' tected from tho olomontB, that with
a rightly constructed ship tho polo
I can be renchod by following tho
, western route selected fifty years ago
by the Franklin expedition."
I Should Mr. Stono's plans mature
ho will dovoto next year to prepara
tion and will bo rondy to start north
In the summer of 1905.
APPETITE'S GONE.
Food eaten without appetite always
eauxeH gastric disturbances, because un
less the glands of the stomach nre stim
ulated by a desire for food no digestive
jillses are formed. Consequently the
food is wasted ud clogs up the bowels.
For low of appetite and constipation
there Is nothing to equal tho Hitters.
Try a dose before meals. It nljo cures
Dyspepsls. Indigestion. Insomnia and
Mulariu. Fever and Acun.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,
1 You May Have Come
j To Town on a Rail
( luil we fin repair your rig In first-class
shape reasonably. We have nil the
' modern appliances for doing the work I
' Seeour WI NONA WAGONS, HACKS ,
and HUOGIEd. They are the best '
Im-cmumi tliey are made of dried timber. .
Call and examine our rigs.
NEAGLE BROS.,
THE BLACKSMITHS
Agents for Stover
Gasoline Engines.
Wood and C oa
Some Fine Dry Wood now
on Hand at Prices as Low as'
the Lowest. Also (jood
Coal. All Cash. Call at
038 .Main street or IMione,
Main 1121 1
P. P. COLLIER
I'KOMI'T IIKLIAIJLE SERVICF
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HAULING OF AIL KINDS
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t'arpvts, 011 Hlielvns. wnlls, or for wrni-
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iiiiulkt or luu fui-ii at : tentH u minule
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