DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20z 1903,
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The Talk of
Our overcoats and
and $12.50.
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Elk Brand, and
$3.00 and $3.50
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$3,00, $3.50 and
j The Very Best Values
GENERAL NEWS.
President Cabrera, o Guatemala,
wllh emphasis ami without hesita
tion Indorsed t'io action of the United j
States In the Panama matter.
The public school teachers of
Now York have formed a union
(not In any senso an "association,")
with 1.1.000 members. Remuneration,
qualification and other common In
terests prompted the organization.
At Vallojo, Cal., Wednesday morn
ing, last, an explosion of gas in a res
taurant, blow the sleeping proprie
tor, V. H. Williams, through n win
dow and onto tho walk outside, lie ,
was seriously but not dangerously
hurt. I
Five members of the Hlckey fam-'
lly of six died on successive days or 1
the pnBt weok In Brooklyn. The
priest wuo was at tho bedside of ,
each, died yesterday of tho same i
disease a virulent form of typhoid
pneumonia.
A bridge went down over a gully
50 feat deep near Ukiah, .Mendocino
county. California. With It went a
team of four horses and a load of
freight upon which rode three men.
Tho horses and ono man were Utile-!. '
Tho other two men were uninjured.
"Jersey Jim" Johnson Is dead at
Trenton. N. J., where he was born J
and raised. He died from exposure
and starvation in tho city Jail, where j
he was Imprisoned for stealing a pair
of pants. He was a gambler and!
all-round crook and at one time had
a fortune of soveral million dollars.
' NORTHWEST NEWS.
The ironmoulders of Spokane are
on a strike, demanding a raise In
wages from $3.50 to ?4 per day.
Tho luaho State Agricultural Col
lege football team defeated tho Mon
tana team at Moscow, Thursday, by
a scaro of 2S to 0.
Jnn .Tiihnn of firnekor Creek. Baker
county, won tho Northwest drilling I
contest from the British Columbia ,
representative. on Thursday, at
Cracker Creek,
The Oregon Mineral Springs Asso
elation has filed articles of lncorpo-1,
ration at Eugeno and will manufac
ture medical salts from a mineral
spring in that vicinity.
Charles, the 12-year-old son of
Professor William Parker, principal
of the Sllverton high school, was
drowned in Silver Creek, near his
home, Thursday evening.
Special dispatches from Cokevillc,
Wyo., state thnt unless tho blizzard
now raging in that vicinity, does not
abate, that 50,000 sheep will perish
inside of two moro days.
Tho case of 70 school teachers
against Multnomah county, in which
the teachers object to surrendering
J5 of their salaries for non-attend-anco
at tho county institute, will bo
heard .n Portland on November 23.
The Salem Ministerial Association
has taken an active part in the clos
ing of gambling in that cny, ami now
asks tho citizens In a set of resolu
tions, to elect men to the city coun
cil who will close down,
Prank L- Kipper, a sailor boarding
Jiouso runner of Portland, was shot
through tho head in tho tenderloin
district in that city, Wednesday
night, and whilo the bullet passed en
tirely througn bis hend, there is every
probability that he will live.
WE CAN SHOW YOU J
The belt prjpoil 1 mi lu Oregon
Fine vacant lots, 6 blo:s
from Main St., t$o to 5150
Two li ocks, vfth fjooo
improvements, 'j-kjo.
J.tooobuysa i2Toom house
and 2 lots, 2 IVocks from Main
st. Rents steady at 35.
tfioo -Two houses and 2
lots, good location, together
rent for S20.
4 interest in good paying
business on Main st. Stock
at invoice.
i $450 per acre 20 acre 3ub-
4 urban garden tract.
One block (14 lots), good
T improvements, with green
? house cheap.
Best wheat land iu Uunutllla 1
t county, 'tracts of 160 to SiOOO T
acres. ... , T
Call mid see m. wo can suow 1
t you eouiethlng that you will like, T
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DALEY
Furnishers, Hatters
the Town
Suits at $7,
Lohgley at $2.50,
makes at $2.50,
$4.00
for the Least Money
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton,
.1. Hoscnvhlg.
O. Wert, Salem.
W. 1). Foloy, Portland.
n. Hoxtor.
C. E. Bado and wife.
A. S. Ungor.
Louis Payne, New York.
.Frank H. Belchers, San Francisco,
Mm Vinson Ogdcn, Now .York.
A. S'. Maynood, Now York.
H. Harrison and wife, Baker City.
J. K. Adams, Eugene.
Mrs. Curding.
C. W. Nlblcy.
W. M. Price. Walla Walla.
H. C. Boynolds, New York.
James Leslie, Seattle.
II. N. Dryer.
E. J. Garland.
J. C. Murray, San Francisco.
O. B. Pracl. Portland.
H. H. Fcrnloy.
T. a. Mortland, Seattle.
A. E. Bray ana wife.
B. Goodmsu, Phlladolphiu.
James C. Newberry, San .Francisco
O. Oppcnhcimer.
John Shervood, Portland.
Fred Hogers.
Charles E. Morrison.
E. H. Burke.
Charles H. Miller, Echo.
Golden Rule Hotel
,J. W. Luhrs, Pilot Hock.
B. Williams, Pilot Rock.
H. Pitman, Pilot Bock.
F. J. Gardner, Portland.
Cliff Arnold, Adah.
Mrs. Cornelius, Helix.
C. H. Pidgcon, Salem.
M. Wanle, Chicago.
H. I). Jonus, Chicago.
J. Barry, Chicago.
J. Rose, Cnlcago.
L. Osborne, Chicago.
J. Taylor, Chicago.
E. C. Stcanl. Chicago.
Be3sio Crane, Chicago.
0. Jo nson, Chicago.
Grace Wallace, Chicago.
Madge Wtllace, Chlccgo.
Nelllo Gerling, Chicago.
Ijick Kimbergcr, Chicago.
W. Fisher, Elgin.
A. Palmnuest, Lyons.
T. J. Berg, WHIa Walla.
Mrs. M. D. laylor, Walla
T. II. Beathe, Weston.
S. S. Gill, Spokane.
1. Hagen, Briggson.
A. McDermott, Wasco.
1). Brown and wife, Wasco.
H. A. Faxon and wife, city.
.Valla.
n, Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
hv lornl Annllrallons. aa thev cannot reacb
the diseased portion ot the car. There la
only one way to cure deafness, and that
U by constitutional remedies. Deafnoas Is
caused by an Inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Kustachlan Tube.
When this tube Is Inflamed you hare a
rumbling sound or Imperfect bearing, a lid
when It Is entirely closed, Ieafuea Is the
result, and nnless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine case out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but
an innameti condition ui iun wuiuu. u-
We wilt gle One Hundred Dollars for
any case or ieaineH iuu
that cannot be cored by llallrs Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free
V. J. CIIKNKY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, Wc.
Hall's family Mils are the best.
Bargain If Taken Soon.
f 4,000, -now residence ,wltli Its own
water plant, and, alt modern improve
ments, also' chicken .house .and bam;
11 lota with a second dwelling house
worth $800. Will sell seven lots with
largo house or four lota with small
house. Easy payments, tms w tap
greatest barfeain offered in Pendldton.
Call on Tlentley & Hartman and iget
full particulars.
A Runaway .icycle,
Terminated with nn ugly cut on
the leg of J, B. Orncr Franklin OroTO,
III. It doveloped a stubborn ulcor
unyielding to doctors and remedies
for four years. Then Buckley's
Arnica. Salvo cured. It's Just aa
good for Burns, Scalds, Shin Erup
tions and Pilos. 35c at Tallman
& Co.'s drug store.
F.arma (oriole.
wa now havo listed Tor sale somo
ti.n tinot wheat farms and .stock.
ranches In tho county, All the places
aro well Improved and won suppua
with wator. Also somo very ueair-
able city property. Call and got
prices.
BENTI.EY & 1IAUTMAN.
If you are troubled with Impure
blood, Indicated by sores, pimples,
UoadachoB, etc., vo would recommend
.Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo sell
under a noaitlvo iruaranteo. It will
alwayB cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic
poisons and all blood diseases. -iijc
and 11.00 F. W. .Schmidt & Co.
NEWS
ATHENA
8AW MILL ON WESTON .
MOUNTAIN BURNED.
Owners of Mill That Burned Wilt Re
build Next Spring Moved to ,Pen
dleton Moved From Katnela to
Attend School Little Child Burned
by Concentrated Lye.
Athena, Nov. 18. A big Hie en
tirely destroyed the Johnson & I.aur"s
saw mill on tho Weston mountains.
About 100,000 feet of lumber was In
tho yard, and about BO.OOn feet was
saved.
The mill was newly eqjllppcd last
sprlug. It cut nbout 8,000 foot per
day. Tho loss Is estimated nbo'ul
$3,000. It Is thought tho owner will
rebuild In tho spring.
Mrs. James nnd'fdaughtci' Franltlo.
formerly of this city, but .now of
Pendleton, are vlslUhg friends and
relatives In this .city.
Miss Ellen Owens of this city In
a fow days will go to Corvnllls on 11
month's visit with friends In that
city.
Lewis Dorgovln and family ot this
city moved to 1'ondleton this week
Airs. Charlton and sons Star, Chyle,
Clyde and Otha of Knmela havo
moved to Athena and rented a houso
to get tho benefit of the public
schools.
Mrs. Willis Bush's nephew. Bryon
Hawks, Is 111 nt Mrs. Bush's home.
Athena was visited with about an
Inch of snow -Sunday night and Mon
day. The llr3t snow to speak of this
season. It has stopped plowing and
seeding In this vicinity.
Brought Cattle Here to Feed.
ftosovo Dickinson and brother of
Camas I'ralrlo, on nccount of the
shortage of feed have brought their
cattle to tho lint a few miles from
Athena to winter' them on straw.
Burned by Concentrated Lye.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Tltsworth's
baby, Helen, accidentally got' hold of
a can of concentrated lye, Tho lit
tle one attempted to cat It, and put
It in her mouth, but did not swullow
any of It. Her mouth and Hps were
badly burned. Oreasc and several
other antidotes woro used, which
soon relieved t.io llttlo suitcrer.
NEW TRAIN TO GO ON.
Northern Pacific and W. & C. R.
May Increase Service.
Walla Walla, Nov. 20. It Is report
ed tho Northern r-nclfle itallway
Company Is contemplating the re
establishment of the local passenger
train between Seattlo and Spokane.
It Is said that travol bus increased
to such an extent between thesu
points that tilt extra train has been
mado a necessity. This train was
NEW BARGAINS DAILY
We wonder where all the people
the Kia Tension
sittenripfi tne mo
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that they really can nuy jury
half and less than they can elsewhere.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS WORTH $5, $6 AND $7, NOW $2.98
Dress Goods
50C Henrietta now 19c
50c Velveteens now 35c
75c brown Venetian now 39c
75c Plaids now 19c
75c Novelties -. now 19c
t8c Waisting now 10c
Dress Cambrics, all colors now 4c
$1,75 Cripits, in .black now 98c
i.5o Peau de Soie Silk now j)8c
i 75 All-Wool Skirting now ,98c
25c Colored Ca3hmere v...now 13c
See the Reducti n on
Underwear
$ix, $1.35, Si. 50 Vest and Pants
35c, 40c, 50c Vest and Pants ....
12J6C, 15c ana 20c unnuren s unuer
wr now
Children's Plire White All-Wool
and Pants
tec Infants' Vests
$i 00 Vests and Pants.....
i.to . m ' '
$2.50 Ladies' Union Suits . .....
gj 25 ' "
05c Cnilurcn's union ouus ..v...now
All Kinds of Muslin Underwear cheap
I withdrawn somo tlmo ago, and over.
-I ,. . f ... nffn.l find '
H1UCU US WUHUrUWill Ull
been mado by thu traveling public
Jo havo It put on again.
In the event of tho train boliirf put
on again, It Is bolloved that tho W.
& C. U. Uaiiway Company could be
provnllcd upon to put. on a passen
ger train between Dayton and Pasco
to make connections with the North
ern Pac.ic.
It has also been suggested that a
through sleeper mlgiii bo placed on
the local train.
College Circus Opens.
Wulla Walla, Nov. 20. Thu mid
winter clrciih, by tho Whitman Col
lege students and the Walla Wallu
band, opened in Armory hall last
night to a largo auuieucc. r.vcry
reserved seat in the houso wns occu-1
'tlin callorv was fairly well
filled T110 show wont off without a
hllt'h, and tho entertainment furnish
ed was first-class. The show was
opened with a grand entry iu which
over 200 performers and the troupe
of trained elephants participated.
Klondike Gold Output.
The iiimmnt of the season's ship
ment of Klondlko gold from Daw
son, while not as largo as last year's
output, Is still very encouraging.
They amounted to the sum of $10,
1.17,308, as compared with $11,815,
23 for 1903. From tho American
Yukon, through Canadian territory,
by special permit whl.ch exempts
such shipments from payment of the
usual Canadian royalty of 2 per
cent., a total of 13,301 .ounces wns
.shipped. While tho season haB been
a profitable one present Indications
are that next year's total output will
bo still greater.
' Perry Mills Close.'
The lumber mills of the Grande
Hondo Lumber Company, of Perry,
have closed down, for the winter,
owing to thu leu blocking thu lpg
chutes from tho river. Tho mill has
engaged a continuous run of 202 days
tills year and will resume In the
early spring. The river is filled with
logs for the spring run.
T. S. 11. Sotham, mo Chllllcothe,
Mo., breeder of Hereford cattle, has
gouu banitrupl.
No Dessert
More Attractive
spend hours so.iltiug, AclELrOi
sweetcniua, lLivorimz wA -faces-irs
and coloring wliuu fftyfeES-KS
produces letter results in two minutes?
Everything iu tho package. Simply add hot
water and sot to cool. It's perfect ion. A sur
prise to the housuwifu. No trouble, kw ex
pense. Try It to-tliy. In Four Fruit I'la
vora: Immon. Orange, Strawberry, liasp
berry. At grocer-. 10a
AND THE BIC RUSH KEEPS
Store. Whv do thev come here ? Because tnej ju
saie. i nev nave
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Ready-to-Wear
,55.00 Walking Skrits now U.p
Jii.oo, i.35 and ti.$o Dressing
Sadies '..now 49c
$5.00 and 16 00 Ladies' Coats now Si. 00
50c and 65c Tarn o' Shanters. . . .npw 25c
75c and ti 00 Fascinators now 25c
$4 and $5 Ladies' Capes . . ..now Jti.oo
Si 25 Ladies' Wrappers now 89c
All Furs at Half Price
Ladies' $8.00 Suits now $4 00
Ladies' $15.00 Suits now $7.50
ti.25 Ladies' Gowns, .flannelette.. now 89c
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Notions. Laces.
Linens
now
now
59c
19c
25c Bleached
Tubling
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35c
40c Half Bleach, 70 inch Linen . now
Fine Imported Uamasks
Napkins to match at a sacrifice
Vests
now
15c
69c
98c
111.38
b.65
39c
now
now
30c Red Damasks
15c Huck Towels
100 Napkins
now
now
15c Roller Crash now
Stamped Linens are selling very cheap
Did You See That 85c Black
Disastrous Wrecks.
Carelessness Is responsible for
many a rnllway wreck and tho same
causes aro making human wrecks of
sufferers from Throat and Lung
troubles. But since tho advent of
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, oven
tho worst cnsoB can bo cured, and
hopeless resignation Is no longer
necessary. Mrs. Lois Crngg of Dor
chester, Mass., Is ono of tho many
whoso lite was saved by Dr. King's
Now DIscovory. This great remedy
Is guaranteed for nil Throat and
Lung diseases by Tallman & Co.,
druggists. Price 60c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free.
Union County Write Up.
Tho lost number of the Itural
Spirit contains n well wrttten ilt
..crlptlvo articlo on "Onion cdunty
It Ik highly illustrated and is a very
creditable write-up. It would Bccm
Impossible to say loo much about the
Grande Rondo valley.
ren-..:r..iV7F
Tair makes Jjeautiful
Mlomcn
NFAV'nitO'H II KRl'ICIDIl MAKES
IIUAUTIFUL HAUL berausu it.de
stroys thu deadly nilcrobo nt wlirk
upon the hair roots, thus making
dandruff and falling hair Impos
sible, mid promoting 11 thick, luxu-,
riant growth of hair, increasing tlio
ownor'sgoodlooksfullylOO percent.
if will sum rim" your fallier. lirothrr, lint
liiml or xvwttii'.'m or any .clip iitr-cilon
limy m.iy lmv evrn Mldnpi. lor ll Mork
I;ko iv charm uwn tho bullit natM. Van it
you rit-ir,tlicn you illl nrelym "011111101111 u.
For bit at all Firri-ClatJ Drugstore!.
Wood and Coal
Some Fine Dry Wood now
on Hand at Prices as Low as
the Lowest. Also Good
Coal. All Cash. Call at
G38 Main si met or 1'hone
Main 1121.
P. P. COLLIER
come from now daily visitors
toiu men uituuij -x- -
1 . 4V... r: DWofnn Stnre I
uouus ai uib uuowu
15c Stevens Crash
4cr. Dress Linings
I5i 25 Bed Spreads
ioc i.onsuaie muanu...
84 Sheeting, Pepperell.
I2 Outing Flannel
.nr- Rail Klxnnel
40c Wool Eiderdown....
6c White Towels
6c Uuting r-iannei
ice Silkaline
I24c Percales.
i rr
Embroideries and Handkerchiefs
now
nhw
15c
19c
24c
All the fine New Style
now
now
now
19c
ioc
55C,
IOC
15c cniiuren s n. 0 1
25c Ladies' Lisle Hose
-, .i:' 1 nrrr Hose..-
now
00
Peau de Soie Silk for 55c ?
Hot nriHi.
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bovems,;. lYi !n Mttlti.2 1
t-nit Dn. ....1 . PMti.i
hn l. . . Uiiiinil " "1
Frost Kirigftf-uw
with flannel. b
Frost Queen
in.1 nu'1 ""nit tffiCllS
cUlldrt'ii Koliijt to whoS v-tnM
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puompt, rkliable;
A I U M A
HAULING OF Ml
Good, t.lken hunt of cue nl,
Tstrrecu's. phone Miln U!l.
Domestics
Hosierv and
m
Corsets at Cost and at Hall
11 n naif I01'1
25c Heavy Boys1 Hose, now
J .. ti.., , nairlo'
501; lrtu.ws
75c Ladies' Woolen Uf'l
'Phone linen 1111 uwvc u ... ..
Tho president usos V. I. II,