DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g8, 1903.
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729 MAIN
WINTER
Our Overcoats and
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OVERCOATS
$6.50 $8.00 $9.00 $t0.00 to $20.00
SUITS
$7.50 $8.50 $ J 0.00 to $22.50
BOYS OVERCOATS AND SUITS
$2.50 $3.50 $4.50 to $JO.OO
Mackintoshes, Duck Clothing-and Wool Underwear
GENERAL NEWS.
The country home of William
Walsh Harrison, of Philadelphia, watt
a fow days apo robbed of $25,000
worth of Jewelry.
Eastern Kansas anil Eastern Ne
braska, Western Iowa. Central anil i
Southern Illinois ami all Missouri
were covereil Thanksgiving with a I
heavy snow.
Ramon Arias Keraml, Panama s
consul at San Francisco, says It Is
Impossible for Colombia to tal;e an
army by lanil to the Isthmus at any
time of year.
Whether Alexander Dowle "Elijah
II" be the victim of stupendous sell
delusion or a pretentious, ovor-biown
liar, the fact remains that his moral
character remains ummpenched, and
his personal integrity is unquestionca.
President J. J. Hill, the Great
Korthern, declares that the Chinese,
as a nation, are honest and liberal In
their business 'dealings that both
these qualities are pre-eminently dis
played toward foreigners who treat
.them fairly, honestly and frankly.
A reservoir belonging to the Los
Angeles water works system broke ;
Thursday and 1,250,0m) gallons of j
water swept a portion of the town. !
Streets and nlleys were scoured and j
many cellars Hooded. The excitement ,
that prevailed for some time was out
of all proportion to the damage done.
The woolcrowers of the Uniteu
States will make a tremendous effort j
to have the "Shoddy oill" passed by ,
the next session of congress. Its es
sential provision is to compel the la
beling of all shoddy, filled and other
wise imitation woolen goods as "shod
dy," "filled." etc.. In detense of those
of the public who cannot distinguish
for themselves.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Andrew J. Dygert, a we'll known
pioneer bookbinder of Portland, died
at his home in that city Friday, aged
76 years.
James Nelson, a freighter of Belt.
Jlont., was found crushed to death
under his wagon, near his home, Frl--day
morning.
James Baxter, one of the pioneer
prospectors of Montana, was found
frozen to death in a deserted cabin,
near Homestake, Friday morning,
Two highwaymen held up and rob
ted. Al Harvey Friday morning, near
University Park, In Portland. They
secured $20 In cash and his watch.
Phil Barry, who shot and killed
Timothy AJiern, at Plush, Lake coun
ty, last Tuesday, has been held for
murder, although the shooting was
claimed to have been accidental.
Andrew Garnett, who shot and kill
ed Major McClung, In the rooms or
Mrs. Ullie M. Colt, in tho Palace ho
tel In San Francisco, laBt week, has
been hold for murder in the first de
gree,
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LMrir E fr.Ddr
Cnarles Kuykendall, who was found
drowned in Clark's Fork, near aus
soula, last Wednesday, lost bis life in
getting water from the river to extin
guish the fire which was destroying
ills property.
Tm nnw automobiles, from the
smallest van to the largest freight
car. are to be .placed In use In the
city of Portland by the City Messen
ger and Delivery Company. The ma
chines are now bolng built at an aver
.age coat of $4,400.
REAL ESTATE
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The bed proportion in Or on
Fine vacant lots, 6 blocks
from Main St., $50 to $150
Two blocks, with $5000
improvements, $7000.
JS4000 buys a i2-room liouse
and 2 lots, 2 blocks from Main
st. -Rents steady at 35.
JJ1S00 Two houses and 2
lots, good location, together
rent (or $20.
3500 8 room House, Lot
and a half. Main fetreet.
$450 per acre 20 acre sub
urban garden tract.
One block (14 lots), Rood
improvements, with green
house cheap.
Beat wheat laud In Unmtilla
couuty. Tract of lllO' to 2000
acres.
Call and see us. We can huow
you something that you will like,
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CLOTHING
Suits, Men's and Boys', are
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
W. A. l.entsch and wife, Portland.
J. W. Walto, San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Luster, Harrington.
Mrs. Ida Woodward, Harrington.
Thomas Nestor, Portland.
O. S. Youngmnn. Portland.
H. It. Reynolds, Portland.
A. S. Diamond, Donvor,
J. H. Colhurn. New York.
Mrs. Annitn J. Forest Illackfoot.
Hubert Sotvloy,
W. D. Ttengle, Portland.
E. Buchanan, Spokane.
O. E. Hade, Portlnnd.
E. J. Bell and wi.e.
T. H. Perry, Chlcngo.
S. Cnrdock.
H. O. Allen, San Francisco. ,
C. C. Simpson, Portland.
H. F. Booth. Baker City.
Golden Rule Hotel
W. McDougal, Iloss.nnd.
It. Alba, Pilot Iloclc.
L. L. Montague, Arlington.
'j. J. Brlnstool. Los Angeles.
V. McCnskoll, Brlggson.
C. N. Mctteynoirts. Uklah.
Mrs. Davis and family. La Grande.
Mrs. Campbell and family, North
Powder.
T. J. Mnck. La Grande.
A. Egllbank. l.a Grande.
T. It. Verger. Baker City.
A CLEANLY AGE.
Twentieth Jentury Ideas Incline To
ward Sanitation and Preventatives.
Nowadays scientists believe that In
cleanliness lies the secret of preven
tion of diseases.
To prevent a disease, remove the
cause.
Just as unclean habits breed many
diseases, so careless habits will breed
dandruff, and, in time, will Just as
surely cause baldness.'
Jt's mlcroblc Infection, nothing more
nor lees.
Newbro's Horplclde kills the dand
ruff germ, and causes hair to grow
luxuriantly. Herplclde Is absolutely
free from grease or other injurious
substances.
Sold by leading druggists. Send
lSc. In stamps for sample to The Her
plclde Co., Detroit, .Mich.
T. W. Schmidt & Co, special agents.
NEW ATHLETIC RULES.
College Conference Committee
Con-
sidering Changes.
Chicago. Nov. 28. Radical changes
In the rules governing intercollegiate
athletics in the Middle West are be
ing considered at today's meeting of
t'i)i c nference coraml'cc.
It is proposed, among' other things,
that a one-year resldjuc rule b" re
quired of graduate sttidJins ua well
as of undergraduates who change
from ono college to anoVior, anil 'in
other Iranortnnt suggestion to lie rou
sldered and acted upon is to tho
ft that the West be represented
te tno er-
on
the Eastern rules commltuj
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
br local applications, as they cannot reach
the dUeud portion of the ear. There U
only one way to cure deafness, and that
ia onatitntlnnnl remedies. DeafnaH Is
raiufd br an Inflamed condition of tbe
mucou. Ilnln, of i the Kuatacnmn rnoe.
rumbling aound or Imperfect bearing, and
when It Is entirely cloned. Deafness Uf'tbe
result, and unless tbe Inflammation can be
taken out and tbla tube restored to Its
normal condition, bearlnc will be do
Ntrored foreter ; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but
an Inflamed condition of tbe mucous sur-
We will gtre One nundred Dollars for
nnr case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
tliut cannot be cured M nan taiurrn
u.n,l frr elrrnlani. free.
V. J. CHKNKV & CO., Toledo,
Sold ry druggists. 73c.
Hull's family IMIls are tbe best.
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Bargain If Taken Soon.
$4,000, now residence with Its own
water plant and all modorn Improve
ments, also chiclton houso and born;
11 lots with a second -dwolling house
worth $800. Will sell seven lota with
large houso or four lots with small
I house. Easy payments, this is me
greatest bargain offered In Pendleton.
(Call on Bontley &'Hartman and got
I full particulars.
Doesn't Respect Old Age.
It's shameful when youth fadt, to
show propor respect for old age, but
just tho contrary In tho enso of - r.
Ring's Now Ufo Pills. They cut off
maladies no matter how sovoro anu
Irrespective of old ago. Dyspepsia,
-aundlce, . Fever, Constipation, all
yield to this porfect Pill. 2Cc at Tall-
man & .o.'s.
For Sale.
Eight hundred lilgh-grado stock cat
f desired. Enquire of
C. B. WADE, Pendleton. Or.
II STOCK SHOW
EXPECTED THAT WILL BE.
SEEN BY 50,000 PEOPLE
Stockmen from All Over the World
Interested Nearly Every State and
Territory Has a Part In the Exhibit
Over Two Tnousand Head of
Sheep, Cattle and Hogs Are En
tered, Chlcngo, Nov. 28. Tonight mar.fS
tho opening of the fourth annual
show of the International Live Stock
Exposition company. The promotors
of the exhibit expect 600,000 strangers
in the eight days of the show.
The show will bo a mngnet for not
only tho nation's lorcmosl stock
misers, but tho leading live stock
men of foreign lands.
Thousands of stock raisers from nil
sections of the country, from Mexico,
Canada. South America and from En
gland, France and Germany 'lire here.
Ever since tho close of last year's
show tho management has been plan
ning for this yenr's exposition. Tho
show will bo hold nt the Union Stock
irnrds, where luteon ncres of exposi
tion nnnexes nre in readiness for tho
event. Dexter Park Pavilion, which
Is to be used ns a main exhibition
hall, has a large seating capacity and
Is well adapted to the purposes for
which It was intended.' In nddltlou to
tho pavilion, there Is a monster tent
which covers a ground area of 400 by
1R0 foot. Almost evory state and ter
ritory In the Union will be represent
ed, and ench will hnvo a section for
Itsolf tho exhibits of each region be
ing grouped so as to afford n general
knowledge of that section's prowess
and importance as a stock-raising
country. 1
Will Show Scientific Methods. j
The scientific methods of leeillng.
all that is new and valuable in thu
dehorning or cattle, the wonderful
progress In knowledge pertaining to
the general health and comfort of an-,
iiiials of all kinds, methods of breed
ing, and, above all, tho care and re
clamation of apparently worked-out
lands these are only a few of the ,
things that are pointed out to the
farmer for his benefit. The matter of
land reclamation has been pitched to
tho highest degree of Importance In
connection with these annual shows
of stock, and the department of ngrl-'
culture, appreciating the great possl- j
blltties, has lent its support and ap
proval to the methods pursued.
Eleven of the leading agricultural
colleges of the country will be strong
ly represented nt the exposition by
large bodies of students as. well as
professors. The students are clilef
ly Interested In the stock Judging
competitions in which they will parti
cipate. For these competitions thero
are twelve individual prizes, besides
the magnificent John A. Spoor trophy
for college toams or five. This tropic
Is a bronze statue of a bull mounted
on a pedestal of Italian marhlo, and
is valued at 700.
Over 2,500 Head of Stock.
In the pavilion will be exhibited the
2.G55 head of cattle, sheep and swine
entered in the Individual contests bb
well as the immense competition for
best carload lots. In the tent will bo
held the horse fair, which is the ev
ening attraction of the exhibition. It
l n lien- department and one that
seems destined to bo a rival of the
annuel Chicago horse show. The ex
position management this year In
creased the numbor of classes of
horses or the coach type, French and
Gorman coach horses, Shetland pontes
and a number of special classes, in
addition to tho usual prizes for the
heavy draught horses. The total
number of entries of horses, cattle,
sheep and Bwine aggregates moro
than G0.000. For this immense ex
hibit there aro J7C.000 worth of prem
iums, trophies, cups and special
prizes.
Of great intorest to the stockmen
and agriculturalists who will throng
Chicago during the wcok will be the
meetings of the various cattle, horse,
sheep and swine brooders' associa
tions. There ore also a number of
important sales of high bred stock
scheduled, which will Intorest the vis
itors. Not a Sick Day Since.
"I was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble, I tried all sorts of
medicines, none of which relieved
me. Ono day I iaw an ad, of your
Electric Bitters and determined to
try that. After taking a few doses
I felt relieved, and soon thereafter
was entirely .cured, and have not seen
a'Blck day since. iNoishbora of mine
have ben cured of Rheumatism, Nou
ralgla Liver and Kidney troubles
and General Debility." This Is what
B. F. Bass, of Etoomont, N. C,
wrltos. Only DOc at Tallman & Co.,
druggists.
Wrtltman County Co-Operation, Spo
kane, Wn., Dec, 6-13, 1903.
For the above occasion the O. R. &
N. makes a rate of one and orio-third
faro for the round trip on tho certifi
cate plan. For particulars call on or
address W. T. WAMBLEY,
Agent.
Olympla Beer Olympla Eeer.
The most popular brand for family
use, On draught at Anton Nolto's.
He also handles tho uottled beer In
any nuuutlty desired.
Thbmas Maklowicsz. a Borllu Oor
man, became Insane from despondon
cy and grief over the death of his
wife. He thon took his two little
children and threw thorn In front of
a rallrond train and then throw mm
solf beneath tho wheols. All three
wero killed,
Ono man was killed arid two othors
fatally Injured by tho flying In jilocos
of a aoparator in a creamery at
Brldgeton, N. J.
Attraction
To Money
Our incre sed f .cili ies now prosper
our patrons as it is easier to find what
it wanted. These are but a few of
our leading lines. We want this store
to offer you city attractiveness in every
respect. We make low prices compat
ible with quality.
SWEATERS
Since Sweaters haw in a measure-taken the place of
workinp or heavy woolen shirts, the BIG STORE has put
in the finest line of Men's, Roys' and Children's Woolen
and Worsted Sweaters You are invited to purchase, as the
wearing is the proof
$ 1 .00 to $5.00
And you select to suit the taste.
Mothers and Fathers
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inducement to purchase of the Big Store, a suit
a if il
uvercoai ior ine
of boys clothing
vited to call and
From $1.00 to $10
And You Get What You Want.
Savers
THIS IS TilE STYLE OF
CLOVES
WE OFFER THE WORKING MEN
THE HANSON, $1.00 to $2.00
Comrie Patent. Tho host fitting
and weurinir of all Gloves
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ooys. nave iumm
in the United States and you are
select
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
25c a Pair J
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