East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 18, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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    (Big Clearance Sale)
Our Clearance Sale has now commenced, and pricis are
cut on main I'nes all over the store Do you need an
Overcoat ? Hu it here, where you can save 40 per cent
over others' prices. All clothing is now reduced 20 per
cent 10 reduce stock
Ladies' Coats and Suits at ACTUAL COST
Misses' Long Coats reduced to ACTl'AL COST
Ladies' Woolen Underwear, special reduction 0(20 percnt
Men's Woolen Under ve.ir, special r-diicthm ol 20 per cent
Men's GcrtiMP Soc s at a rtdncti in if 10 per cent
Men'.- Felt I.joc) an 1 Over reduced 10 per cent
STAPLES AT
All Outing flannel, 7c grade, now 5c yard
All Outing Flannel, qc grade, now jr. yaid
All Outinn Flannel toe and t ic grades, new 9c yard
Woolen Flannels, worth 4-10 yard, now 30c yard.
liul Com'orts all grades reduced in price
THE
GENERAL NEWS.
Senator Hanna declares that he Is
not a candidate tor president and
that tho opposition to Roosevelt Is
greatly overestimated.
The stock markets of Now York nd
Chicago have steadied down during
tho past 10 days, and the money
market is much easier.
Six additional churches and 12
more halls wore ordered closed Sat
urday night In Chicago and were out
of commission Sunday In conse
quence.
The Kentucky legislature will un
doubtedly pass a law at the present
session almost solidly disfranchising
the negro voters on tho grounds of
illiteracy.
Workmen at Wlnnemucca, Nov.,
have dug out of a gravel bed boms
which medical men declare was the
frame of a man who must have been
11 icet tall.
The wages of all shingle weavers
and knot sawyers lu Washington, will
bo reduced 10 per cent when the
mills on the Sound resume opera
tions February 1.
G. P. Uttorback, cashier of the
Slgournoy, Iowa, Savings Bank, com
mitted suicide January 11. Examina
tion of his books discloses that '(
was $47,000 short.
Eleven million dollars is to be cx
pended on the Valparaiso, Chile, har
bor, in anticipation of a greatly ox
panded commerce following the com
pletion of tho Panama canal.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Lieutenant Harry F. .McMillan, ox
marshal of East Portland, died at
Ccntralia. Wash., Sunday, aged 77
years. ,
Portland is one of tho most favor
ed points for tne location of ono of
tho Independent Packing Company's
first plants.
John n. Atkinson, now stato audi
tor, has announced that ho will so;!;
the republican nomination for gover
nor of Washington,
The bondsmen of Charles Holmes,
who is under arrest for stealing a
set of harness at La Grande, have
caused him to be placed in Jail, fear
ing he would leave the county.
Because the coast schooners will
not quit carrying passengers, the
steamship companies bavo begun car
rying lumber, in this way invading
the exclusive trade of schooners.
The Hint saloon at Baker City, wa
held up Saturday morning. Just -xa
the night bartender was closing up,
and robbed of $370. The amount was
taken from too two customers pres
ent and tho cash drawer.
The entlro plant of the Columbia
River Lumber Company, at Vancou
ver. Wash., was sold on Saturday to
a Wisconsin firm for $15,000. It bad
been in the hands of a receiver and
had liabilities amounting to $70,000.
A concert will be given In Baker
City on January 19, for the benefit of
tho "Old Folks neunion" fund. Tho
Sumpter Valley railroad will give .tho
regular annual excursion for the old
folks somo time during the coming
summer.
An old "Oregon boot" was found In
the fork of a tree near Corvallla. A
prisoner escaped from tho county
jail many years ago, wearing a
"boot" and it is supposed he was as
sisted in removing it by friends and
left it as a memento for tho officials.
SAMPLE BARGAINS
f In Real Estate
3200 acres good wheat land
4 Well watered and improved.
$12.50 per acre.
I 1000 acre stock ranch. All
I f,nf,l IV.iatt nnn tf.nQ nf
lny; has running water; open
range near hy, $5000
lo.room house and two
lots. Modern conveniences,
$2500.
t All on Easy Terms.
I E. T. WADE & SON t
;'. O. Uox Sii
'I'bone IlUoL 111! Office In'K.O. Blag
CUT PRICES 8
FAIR
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
W. J. Moore, Spokane.
W. I). Marks, Spokane.
J. S. Colo. Portland.
W, C. Witzel, Portland.
W. M. nice, Portland.
D. L. Uosonllold, Portland.
S. .1. Hoffman, Seattle.
J. Hecht, St. Louis.
Al. Murrey, Louisville.
William Campucll, Chicago.
5. Sternberg, San Francisco.
W. P. Allen, city.
E. T. Tucker. Portland.
E. H, Burke, Portland.
John A. Faull, Portland,
6. U. Praol, Portland.
W. H. Rush and family, Evanston
George A. Elonrcd, Dayton.
W. It. Shephard, Spokane,
T. J. Collins, Sturgls.
C. C. Springer, Chicago.
J. G. Helfrich, Spokane.
J. F. Fisher, Spokane.
W. P. Allen, city.
E. W. Mlelkc, Portlnnd.
Mrs. G. R. Bralthwalte, Salt Lake.
Hotel Bickers.
Clara Mathos.
M. . March.
Lcttlo Hungcrford.
Miss Puffell.
Professor Ende.
Lester Howard.
Dorothy Howard.
F. U. Sawcr and wife.
O. Roberts.
C. W. Hock, Portland.
Rev. How and wife, Weston.
R. N. Urodle.
Mrs. A. J. Jennings, Chicago.
John Cummlng, Weston.
.1. II. Price. Weston.
G. W. Cues, Atnena.
,B. A. Dadloy, Athena.
A. Hopson, Milton.
A. C. Long, Spokane.
.Mrs. C. E. Watson, Stnrbuck.
Sam Lee, Spokane.
D. Still, Milton.
Guy Glenn.
J. Cunningham, Portland.
I. S. Horn, Pilot Rock.
Saved from Terrible Eeatli.
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt
of Bargerton, Tenn., saw her dying
and woro powerloss to savo her. The
most skillful physicians and every
remedy used, failed, whllo consump
t.on was slowly but 3urely taking her
life. In this terrible hour Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption turn
ed despair into Joy. Tho first bottlo
brought immediate roller and Its con
tinued uso completely cured her. It's
tho most certain euro in tho world
for all throat and lung troubles.
Guaranteed. Bottles EOc and $1.00.
Trial Bottles Free at Tallman & Co.
Ten Dollars Reward.
A reward or $10 will bo paid for any
information leading to tho arrest and
conviction of tho party or partlos
(presumably boys) who hroko into
tho houso on tho W. It. Jonos place.
Just north of town, recontiy, and
stole a number of articles, among
them , being a volume from a set ct
Thomas II. Reed's "Eloquence and Or
atory." If tho books aro returned
no questions will be asked. Enquire
at tuts office.
Engineers Change Headquarters.
Tho Dalles, Jan.18. The brother,
hood of locomotive engineers have,
moved their headquarters from Port
land to Tho Dalles nnd will hereafter
mcef In this city on tho seconti and
fourth Mondays or eacli month.
They removed from hero to Port
land when tho shops were1 moved to
Alblna, but artor several years trial
In that city have dotorralned Tho
Dalles is tho moat convenient placo
ror thera to meet In.
Wonderful Nerve.
Is displayed by many a man ondur
Ing pains or accidental Cuta, Wounds,
Bruises, Burns, Scaldd, Sore foot or
still Joints. But there's no need for
It. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo will kill
tbo pain and euro the trouble It's
tho best Salvo on earth for Piles. 23c
at Tollman & Co., druggists.
Olympla Beer Olympla Ceer.
Tbo most popular brand for family
uso. On draught at Anton Nolto's.
Ho also handles the oottled beer In
any quantity desired.
.Gray Horse W.-nted.
Jamea O. Reovos Company want
one work horse; samo must bo gray.
NSANITY
DOMESTIC TROUBLE THE
REDMAN'S GREATEST WOE.
Only One United States Hospital for
Insane Indians Located at Canton,
South Dakota, and Contains 24 in
mates Dementia Caused by Four
principal Weaknesses,
Canton, S. I)., .Ian. 1. At the close
of the lirst year of tho national hos
pital ror Insane Indians horo, tho flntt
data collected upon tho topic of !ni
dlaii Insn: Ity Indicates thnt tho forc
ing of civilization upon tho Redman
has been loapnnslhln for much or It.
In the first year half or tho capacity
of Iho hospital has been taken up;
In n few miiro mouths the last room
will have been taken and additions
will bo necessary.
There aro no comparative statl
tics upon which to base conclusions
as to causes of inoru recent Indian
Insanity. The authorities of tho hos
pital, Superintendent O. S. Glfford
mid Dr. J. F. Turner, assistant sup
er'ntenilont and physician agree that
tho chief of all tho causes or insanity
among tlio Indians is despondency.
Dospnmloncy Is manifested In differ-
ort wuys among them, but most of
theso manifestations would hnvo oc
curred In tho natural life or tho In
dian. One of tho consequences of the self
centering life of the ludlnn bus been
n growth of domestic difficulties.
Many of the Insane Indians have
reached their condition becauso of
worry over family affairs.
It Is tho same unrest nnd discon
tent that has been Been especially
among tho reservations of South Da
kota, whero dlvorco has become pop
ular in tho last 10 years.
Among theso Indians vho can not
put aside their domestic troubles by
appealing to the divorce court, In
sanity is found.
Them aro now 21 patients In the
hospital, which Is the only Institution
of Its kind in the United States, hav
ing been completed about a year ago
by the federal government. Superin
tendent Glfford states thnt there Is
no doubt that all of tho SO rooms will
bo occupied before another 10 years.
The four principal causes of In
sanity among Indians are molan
cuolla, imbecility, Idiocy and opllep
sy, the superintendent declared. What
Is rerhaps the principal cnuso of In
sanity among the whites, ovorwort
or anxiety over financial troubles, nf
cour.se, find no victims mining tho In
dlans. There aro few violent cases.
Our treatment is simple. AVo allow
the patients to follow their own likes
and dislikes as far as can be dono
safely. ,
Wo encourago tho Indians to find
employment us It takes their minds
trom their dementia. Wo oven allow
them to Indulge In their nntlvo danc
es, providing they nro not dangerous
ly existing, as wo think the normal
habits of the patient nro most apt
to bring back tho possession of his
faculties.
Cured After Sufferlna 10 Years,
il. F. Hare, Supt. Jllaml Cycle &
Mfg. Co., MIddlcinwn, O., suffered rnr
ten years with dyspepsia. He spent
hundreds of dollars fur medicine nnn
with doctors without receiving any
permanent benefit. Ho says; "One
night while feeling exceptionally bad
I wa about to throw down tho even
ing papor when I saw an Item in the
paper regarding tho merits of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. I concluded to try
It mid whllo I had no faith in It I
folt better after the second druo.
After using two bottles I nm stronger
nnd better than I havo been in yoars,
and I recommend Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure to, my friends and acquaintances
suffering from stomach trouble." Sold
by Tallman & Co.
Schools are Crowded.
The Luwlston public schools me In
a very crowded condition. All tho
upper grammar grades are filled and
more pupils uru seeking admission.
Tho attendance at the high school is
now about 110 being a largo Increase
over former records. Superinten
dent Wright reports that the pupils
nave sewed down to steady work
and that a better spirit among tho
students could not be expected.
Lewlston Tribune.
How ThlBi
We offer Ono Uumlm! loll.ir-i llfirml
for any cas.- of rnurrli that innnot bo
cured by Hull' Catarrh Cure.
r. J, (iiifc.Niti & (.(., i-ropa., Toledo, o.
Wr. the undtrahrneil. hare knoun J
Cheney for tlie laat 15 yeara, and belief
mm peneciiy nonoraoie in an buXneat
transactions, am! financially able to carry
out any obligations mode jjy their Arm.
yrr.ru muMi VYiioi(aie Drugging,
Toledo. Oi
W,LI1IN(J, .KINNAN It MAIIVIN. Wbole-
aaie ,ucucguta, Toiouv, U.
Halt a Catarrh Cure la taken .Internal!?
actinic directly uuon tbo blood and mu.
coua aurfacea! of the aratero. I'rlce 75e per
Dome, noiu Dy an urujrguta. Testimonial
free.
Haifa Family I'll In are the beat.
Usual -Freewater Modesty,
It Is reported that a young lady
was badly hurt at tho rabbit drive
on iluttur creek last Sunday by tho
slipping of a club from tho hand or
ono or the participants, lint In tho
nnnio of sweet Innocence, what busi
ness has a refined young lady at 0110
or those barbarous and disgusting
rabbit drives. Fieqwater Times.
Was Badly Crippled.
Medical Lnlco Salts Mfg. Co.,
Spo-
Kane wash.:
aontlomon 'I enmo to Medical Lake
in tho spring of '90 so badly crippled
with Inflammatory rheumatism that
I could not walk without crutches.
nnd after fcix woklts' stay, bathing
dally, I wont to teaming between this
placo and Spokano, and have had no
further trouble with rheumatism.
W. O. SWBETZBH.
Medical Lake, Wash.
Hwell illppora at rieutsch's.
"WAY DOWN EAST." '
Popular Old Favorite To Be at the
Frazer, Friday, January 22.
"Way Down East," which comes to
the Frazor on Friday, January 22, has
rmno to bo regarded ns a classic
among the wholesome and pic ur
rnque plays which duplet rustle life
In Now England. It will bo presented
upon an oven more olnhorato scale
than Inst season when It tested tno
capacity or all tho theaters at wl. Irli
It was prcsonto.t. Thoro Is in this
1 .V ""IK I
- S- - . 1. I III il
.. " it
u. I.IIC.u.V.nnnn- Tllifinj TllirJtV
dett combination or humor and pa
thos and a tremendous amount or hu
man Interest.
Tho passlotm nnd emotions which
sway theso simple peoplo or the Now
Hampshire rnrm, nro tho same that
have governed peoplo or all ages,
since tho world began. Human na
ture Is pretty much nllko, regardless
of environment, nnd there nro heart
tragedies among tho iwucoful gran
Ito hills as stirring as thoso of the,
brilliant city boulovnrd.
What's In a Name?
Everything is in the name when it
comos to Witch Hazel Salvo. R. 0.
DoWlit & Co. of ...icago discovered
somo years n?o how to ninke n salvo
from Witch II1170I that Is a specific
for Files. For blind, bleeding, itch
ing and protruding Piles, eczemn,
cuts, burrs, bruises nnd all sliln ills
cases DeWltt's Salvo has no equal. '
This has given rise to numerous
worthless counterfoil:' Ask for De-
Wlll'u II, n ...... I ,(,,,, Onl.l I.,' 'I'.ll 1
...vvo Ulll ft........... ui'iu i')
man & Co.
CLARA MATHES TONIGHT,
Sumpter Paper Speaks in Highest
Terms of the Company.
The Sumpter reporter speaking of
the Clara Mathcs company which
comes to the Park theater tonight,
says:
"There was the usual large nil
dlcnce nt the opera house hint night
and Clara .Mathcs and company
proved that they were fully as much
nt home in tins Irish drama as in the
varied plays they havu already ap
peared In. Clnra Alathes, In the title
role, had an easy task, merely to be
sweet and sympathetic, mm she wan
more than equal to all demands.
Miss Mullur, .Mrs. i'attursou and her
muld kept tho niiitliiuru laughing all
the time thoy were in view. Nora
wns also 11 very pleasing character."
A Vest Pocket Doctor.
Never in tno ay, no .rot:tlo to
carry, easy to tn..c, plcasnr.i and nev
er fnlllng In results an iloWltt's Lit
tlo i:urly Itinera. A via. of thoso lit
Mo pills in tho vest pocltit Is & cer
tain guarnnico ngtttnat hcadncho, "jll
Iciuanys.s, torpid liver nnd ...1 of tho
Ills resulting from constipation. Thoy
onle and stron.,then tho liver Sold
by Tallman : Co.
In 1P01 Henry H. Plggott uiopeil
from Philadelphia with his wife's
nleco nnd SBOO.OOl). After n persis
tent chase of two and a halt years,
tho man and woman Jiavn been round
on tho oxtromo rrontlor or llrltish Co
lumbia. t
i
t
I Up-to-Date
I Stationery...
This wwiiih lint and bluipen t
are out nnd lmve reached uh. Our
llnPianowcoTiiplotfl.iiiid f Vou i
want riiiintv, atylish patiers'we 7
Hupply ymi with them. The
tendenftv lu tn mn tn .i..n,..i t
t tints tti 1.1 ieaOii, but we've plen T
iy oj pmni oreaiim ior ninse wuo r
prefer tht-m. Also high grade 1
papers In bulk-a ilenlralile way T
to buy them, becuune you cun get i
& little or n lnueli ns you want, ?
orittii u-ssortmeut of styles If vou
like. '1
F. W. Schmidt
Druggist, Post-office Block
Phone Main 851
Walter's Flouring Mills
Capacity, JGO barrols a day.
Flour exchanged for wheot.
Flour, Mill Food, Chopped .Vttd
etc., always on band.
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shadow of gloom which cannot he 3
uuvu iuuiiu mm inc use nf Mn(l,..i. !.. -
confinement of nil pain nnd dancer z JZT ZL
time of .Mr ?t critic trbir Not
... D UIJr wirouRn the perils nf mwefi
Cein.y prepare the system for the coining ewnJ4.
Sickness." nnd nl inr !!- vc"t. Drew.. .7
comioris 01 mis period.
Sold by ull druggists at
fil.OO ncr bottle. Ilnnlr
containintr vaiuauic inrormBtin,, t '
Shot Guns
Rifles
To he a good shot you must he supplied with
ciass maierin . notn lmim nnd n, ,..:... .
is tno nignest crane, winch 13 the rinn r- 1. V
snooting coming to us.
The
74t MAIN STREET
ECONOMY
IS THE ROAD TO WEALTH
Practice economy in your clothing by having 0111
nwnv irnrmintc rliiinM(I rfi-iiiv1 tirucm.d nH.l 1 .
J O -- " -- '.. oi.u (iiiii llldlic Sf
ri(!W. If vnil clnQirn thn rnlnr rlmmmil tiotft. 4..J
- j "int. liirjn UCU,
arc (ircpared to tahe your old clothes and mnke them loot
11W flf'lin Olir Clontil ('initiili.e fi L J
a, "ri""" wan nn.i.i i-iiiui.a iiisi Uid55 unit DDI
jut! nib i.uiii;i iwnii
fine tifli.ai .nr.. n.tli ll.nt .,-. ...n.. It UJ 1
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CANTY & JONES, Props.
730 COTTONWOOD STREET
win uring u 10 your aoor
list
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ELATERITE It Mineral Rubber.)
nrlln.i It ii,.iiHuuirv to UEI'LAUr. A ""
mmm I I L 1f I I UI II ir,
iuhos in. place or shingles, tin, iron, tar ju , &
m - - . . ... . -, UnlA flU U.V""-
. uuuukd. rur uui uuu Diiraii kuuikod, B. - --. i
lempere ior ail climates. KeaaonaDie iu ck
teea. it will pay to ask for prlcosana inionaauvu.
THE ELATERITE ROOFING CO.
WorcotUr Building. .
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IX ItlAtlkllnl 41 n
PIANO and ORGAN AT
Clpsing.out Sale a( my entire qtpcMt JA
Squnres, Portiers, Lace Curtains, Ma' ,
Pillows nnd Feathers, Pictures and .Htame -
mu3t no .teanrdless ot cast. ,
You r.n . A,., &.ln..r 1UC. 9jtl2.fOr,a' -
JESSE FAILING, 901
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