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np l! m c-rM nrr.ON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1904. DAILY EAST ORE SGHQO L E XHIBITS TIME LIMIT EXPIRES MONDAY FEBRUARY 8. Several Exhibits are Complete and Have Arrived Pendleton Ex hibit is Not Finished, and Some Others Not Ready, Who Are Pre paring Collections Get Ready for St. Louis. The exhibits which have been prepared for the St. Louis Fair by the different schools of the county arc beginning to come into the office nr the county superintendent, and will be shipped by him to the com- ' mittees having the matter In hand , m Portland. Adams. Ferndale. Athena. Milton aud McKry now have their exhibits ready, and all are in the city with the exception with the one from ' Milton, which will be shipped by the school direct to the committee ' in Portland. Pendleton is not yet ready, but Is working hard and will ship direct to Portland, and Weston, Pilot Rock and Helix will have their material igether by the latter part of the week nnd ready for shipment. The time limit set by the depart ment for the presentation of the ex hibits expired February 1. but owing to various causes which delayed the ; schools that have not yet submitted I their exhibits, the county superln ! tendent has extended the time for on ' ...... nml (in nnvt Mmiilnv will February 1 at Fort Collins, coioraao. gnp n of the matera sent him to at the rate of 90 miles an hour. j tllc I)eone Portland, who will ar Smooth thieves stole $60,000 cash ranee the stnte exhibit and take it from a solicitor for the Duke of , to the fair at St. Louis. Newcastle, at the Hotel Metropole. London. They overlooked S.10,000. A week ago theUniguayan govern Economy Brand Evaporated Cream bears the above cap label. Contains fully as much food substance per can as the watery im.tatiorts In larger cans. It is smooth and perfect because skillfully pre pared Its purity is guaranteed. GENERAL NEWS. Wind blew for several hours What's In a Name? Everything is in the name when it ment had the rebels completely lick-' comes to Witch Hazel Salvo. E. C. l January 31 1.500 government . DeWitt & Co. of icago discovered troops were defeated with great loss. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. William Mather. Portland. C. M. Smith. Portland. Frank Hanna, Bonn Port. G. S. Parsons, Walla Walla. Frank Spike, Echo. A. n Grant. Portland. H. W P. Smith, Baker City. U W Klnyon. Omaha. W. M. Rice. Walla Walla. H W. Shaw, Seattle, j ' M. Ferris. Jr.. Tacoma, U n. Knight, Minneapolis. M H -Patton. Spokane. Oscar Cain. Walla Walla. H. L. Morey. Spokane. G. Joyce. Spokane. W J. Moore, Spokane. W. M. Slusher, Nolln. J. H. Shaw. Kansas City. H. W. l.oveland, Portland. W. Neubaum, Portland. R. E Klepper. Manknta. E. U Lester. New York. Mrs. A. W Cowley. Spokane, G. B. Hush, Spoknne. Mrs. S. A. Lockhart. Spokane. U A. Cook. Gfed John Iieaton, Kansas City. F. S. McMnhon, Portland. A. Nylamler. Portland. Hotel St. George. J. C. Currie. Portland. F. J. Gardner. Portland. J. A. Allison. Portland. G. W. Cabnlt and wife. Spokane. H. A. Richardson. Adams. L U Osburn. San Francisco. William McKnlghts. St. Louis. C. M. Moore. Seattle. H. Ross Kahlet. San Francisco. E. K. Stone, Quincy. Emma Ramsey. Salt Lake. Jennie Sands. Salt l.nke. F. C. Macks. Prairie City. Charles McClane, New London. A. G Ogilve. Portlaud. K. M. Reeves, Helena. A E. King. Portland. A. Martin. Portland. George Harris. Portland. from "Witch Hazel that Is a specific Miss Nannie Bryan, sister of Wil-, , an(J protrudng Pnes. eczema. Ham J. Bryan, and who made her f cuts burns brulses anii alI Rkm dls home with her brother, died Febru- easeR rjeWltfs Salve has no equal, ary 1. She will be buried in the Th,s has Ri,.en rise to numerous family cemetery at Salem, 111. worthless counterfeit.-. Ask for De- Justin Haynes and W. D. Engle, Witt's the genuine. Sold by Tall two Colorado chemists, have maau- j man & Co. factured 1 2-100 of a grain of radium j from a Colorado , ore found In im- CONVENTION PRELIMINARIES. mense quantities in .Moniroe cuuu-, ,j. Arranging for Democratic Conven- j The Missouri supreme court has tion at St. Louis. , decided that the state law limiting a st. 1ouIs. Feb. 2. The committee dav's work for all people employed I on arrangements appointed by i underground at eight hours, is con-, Chairman James K. Jones, of the stitutlonal. This affects the state. corporations and individuals employ ing labor, alike. democratic national committee, held its first meeting at the Southern hotel today to consider preliminary George W. Munzy. of Salt Lake, i plans for the reception and aecora confesses that In 189T he and Abe Hunter and John Rice murdered Fred Beutler on- South Temple street, for his money. Munzy "leak ed" when drunk, and was subse quently arrested and has made a written confession. NORTHWEST NEWS. modation of the delegates land visit ors to the democratic national con vention here in July. The members of the committee, nearly all of whom were present, are John E. Osborne of Wyoming. J. M. Head of Tennessee, John R. .McLean of Ohio, J. G. Johnson if Kansas. Norman E. Mack of New York. D. J. Campau of Michigan. J N. Guffey of Pennsylvania and Wil liam J. Stone of Missouri. The corn- Hotel Bickers. G. T. Moora. Des Moines. Bostore Duce. W. Hanson, New York. Mrs. E. Cox. Tekoa. A. B Mayhew, Portland. Sam Lee. Spokane. M. Recder. Gurdane. Mr Emter. Republic. M. Mills. Juniper. W. H. Dupes. La Grande. E. C. Dould. Seattle. J W. Jincln. Wasco. S. A. Penneck. Adams. Frank Lamb. Haines. Clyde Baker. Portland. N. L. Smart and wife, Pasco. Mrs. A. McCourt, city. H. McCourt. city. Mrs. C. L. Roodruck, Clarkston. Nearly Forfeits His Life. A runaway almost ending fatally started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B. Orner. Franklin Grove. III.. For four years It defied all doctors and all remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Burns, Bruises. Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s Drug Store. The Spokane G. A. R. has inaugui . ,n I. .... 1 . t.' 1-f Coeur d'Alene converted into a na- milteemen inspected the Coliseum. u,n(Je(I ,.Irruses ,,urjISR the ,)ast 2.) Jo-Jo. the famous '"dog-faced.' hirsute curiosity. which nearl: everyone in the world who has tional soldiers' home, F. W Laube. a wealthy stockman of Deer Lodge, has had Mrs Benton. anaiauy oi tne noss uiock. in , ,on ,epresentlnK the St. Louis Kane, arrestee tor yum-yumm.ng ...u. H,rIalnmpn, commute, where the convantion Is to he held. has j8 uea() at Saonra. -1 l . I wt Ua . nl fn. ' ... Turkey Hp waB a Russian and his and also Investigated the hotel fa clltties. , , , , . , , I name was Theodore Peterhoff A conterence was neiu wun a uei-1 Escaped an Awful Fate, Mr. H. llagglns of Melbourne. I r-i. ufiinii' "Mr doctor toui me i had" consumption nnd nothing could be done for me. 1 wns given up , to die The offer of a free trial bot tle of Dr. King's Now Discover' fori Consumption, Induced mo to try It. Results wero startling. I am now' , on the road to recovery nnd owe all ; to Dr. King's New Discovery. u, surely saved my lire." this great, cure Is guaranteed Tor all tnront ami lime diseases by Tallman & Co.. druggists. Price T.Oc and $1.00. Trial bottles iree. The police nnd detectives are coin- nleteiv baffled in their attempts to discover the origin of four fires that have occurred within four weeks past In the Grand Palace hotel M Chicago Carnation Extrseti r Dood Be Sore and Call For Carnation KxtrseU art Pure Peerless Mushes Carnation Extracts aro Strong When Yotx Go to Yoar Grocery Carnation Extract! are W holeiome i. .. .. -r 'l' -f--i' ,' This is the form of receipt which will bo Issued In the East Oregonlan guessing contest, wherein some one of the subscribers of the East Oregonlan will receive n $100 buggy absolutely free: No Pendleton, Ore., 1904 EAST OREGONIAN GUESSING CONTEST. Dollars, subscription to the East Oregonlan from 190 to 190.... The said payment being solely and in full valuo for the said news paper, and for no other consideration whatever. The publishers hereby give outright to the person In whoso name this receipt Is Issued an opportunity, if they desire to avail themselves of the same, to GUESS THE UNKNOWN NUMBERS IN THE SEALED GUESSING CONTEST, and hereby agree to donate outright, nnd without consideration whntever on his part, tho rubber-tired buggy mentioned in THE EAST ORES ONI AN GUESSING advertise ments, to the persons guessing nearest that unknown number, including the numbers 012 and 987, aud all numbers between tho said numbers. EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. t By - . WAKEYOUR "EWorld Varies by fXlS" i . 1'U30U lntn.. aim ttl Bmal : -cut -o lusiunn.!j ; Civil ICnitlnetV Box 799 SCRANTON, PA. Or call on our heal ""! VIC. BARGAIN : IN REAL ESTATE SS0 acres, all fenced; good well, 2-14 feet dee), windmill : eugine; land all broke but 70 acres. ; 400 acres crop. Balance to be summer fallowed. I Three-room bouse- Cistern, 10x20 feet, built on I high ground. Machine shed, 14x40 feet. Barn, 14x40 feet. : . Wheat shed, 12x20 feet. , Adams County 9 miles of N. ?. R. R. Down j hill road. j Inquire of C. W. CRABILL : Connell . . Wash. LET US SUPPLY WITH Building... ... 11 U 1 all descriptlou. iug, ituuuiug ana tit Bring Your Bill to fiat- r.. a r i ii t. n. lild ' 1 dlUU U Opp. W: & C. R. out of $70. Two masked men held up the gro cery store of Olds & Grldley at Edgewood. SO miles south of Asa land, and secured J300 Monday night last. The crusade against vice in Spo kane is making considerable head way In the way of arrests of propri etors, and chasing lewd characters out of town. January SI five snowslldes came down In and close by Sandon, B. C. and between dodging and digging, there was very little worshipping In the town that day. American capitalists will this spring build four large sawmills In British Columbia. This is the first .investment of this kind made In British Columbia by people from the States. An attempt will be made to pros ecute Portland messenger companies for emnlorlne boys under 10 for night duty and under 14 for day duty. The animus of the movement Is to break up sending the boys into dives, gambling places and saloons. Chicago Sam, a Chinese laundry man at Seattle, has been shortcir cutting the HghUng wires and by that means swindling the electric company for a long time. It is the first instance In the country of a Chinaman perpetrating this kind (f fraud. entertainment committee and a number of minor deta.is discussed, i Other work coming within tne scope of the committee will be transacted at a meeting to be held later ' REAL ErfTATK MUST GO, We aru better nvimd than ever to show you u loug Hat of deuirable City and Country Prop erty at low price. ; E. T. WADE & SON l U, l)UI Hit Toone Black 1111 Office In'K. 0. Bid T HAPPY MOTHER'S TOUGHING STORY r O. R. & N. IMPROVEMENTS. Of Baby's Dreadful Suffer ing from Eczema. CURED BY CUTICURA; Now His Skin Is as White as a Snow Flake. "A terrible rash broke ont on Char lie's poor little lace and pread to his n.v ht nnd back. I had never aeen and the roadbed improved by build- j Mng quite like It before," writea ing substantial grade where the old! ' lt5. p., nfB2i i0th Atb..N.T. Channel of Burnt River Changed o Remove Two Bridges. i F. J. Walsh, civil engineer on the' O. R. & N., was in the city yester day from Bingham Springs. Mr. Wa'cli ha a crew of surveyors i at work near Weatherby during the l past few month, vbere the channel of Burnt rher was changed by cut-' tius through the point of bill for: al-out 3ftn feet. By making this deep cut for a new , channel, two long bridges across the l river have been done away with I GREAT CLEARANCE SALE A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME TO GET A PIANO and ORGAN AT COST! Closing-out Sale of my entire stock of IlugE, Art Squares, Portiers, Lace Curtains, Matting, Fine Pill ows and Feathers, Pictures and Frame). All must go regardless of cost. Call and see. You cor. get. a fine Velvet R.UC, 9x12, for $20.00 ; worth $27.00 You can get. a fine Axmliuter RUC. 9x12, for $22.50 ; worth 53O.O0 JESSE FAILING, 90 i Main St. Near the Bridge "J r I yl W m H A 1 U MJ I W VJUIII LI 1 1 t nnuuii u iiinuiaiJLT v. Alliance Assurance Co Loudon & Lancashire T Irian ran re Co. "North British 4 Mercxnta Co Hoyal Iusurance Co. .. lU H IU V U I I AGENT JJ2 EAST CUUK m msi rv r. .- MEAT MAR Will meet the lowest i 1 I nr,ctinn 1IL- AO! urliAtl your order. 36 COURT . . .... i . , ,i p I, xruu . uji" - n Mi;rn. IIV. 1 1 1 LI i... -m fi.Mt bpinu channel of the river crossed the track. An immense amount of work was done on the Burnt river canyon last ' seabon by the O. B. & N. New steel bridges have been built and thej roadbed improved ut every possible; tioint. It is quite probable that some track will be graveled in the canyon this season, altbough it is , not definitely known yet. City. A Vest Pocket Doctor. I Never in the ay, no '.routle toi carry, easy to ta.,e, plesai.l and ner-i er failing In results an DeWltt'n Lit tle Early Risers. A via. of these lit "The akin rose In little lumps. and matter came out. My baby's skin was hot, and bow he did aaffer. Be wouldn't eat, and "night after night I walked the floor V Ith blra, weak as I .was. uiten i naa 'to stop because I felt faint and my back throbbed with pain. But the wont pain of all was to tee my poor little i e "i ui-, burnlne with those nasty nores, tie pills in the vest pockit is a cer- "y, 7,"( . . . . ta'n guarantee against hcidache, i!l-( lousness, torpid liver and it of the . Ills resulting from constipation. They tonic and strengthen the liver Sold' by Tallman & Co, Annual Meeting of the Inland Empire Retail Lumbermen, Spokane Wash., February 10 to 14. For the avobe occasion the O. It. & N. makes a rate of one and one-, third fare for tho round trip on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale any three days prior to tho opening day. for particulars, call on or address, E. C. Smith, agent. j The great anthracite coal strike ni the coal regions of Pennsylvania was Inaucuratou on May 12. 1902, and lasted five months, Involving H7.000 men. It was settled by a commission appointed by President iioosevelt, the miners returning to work October 2-t. At last I was persuaded by s. friend across the street to try the Cutlcura Remedies. She gave me some Cutlcura Ointment I think the box wa about half full and a piece of Cutlcura Soap. J followed the directions, bathing Charlie and putting that nice Ointment on the sores. Little by little, but bo surely, Charlie and I both got more peace by day and more sleep by night. The sores sort of dried up and went away, and now Charlie Is cured com pletely." Tea, that fat little boy by the win dow Is Charlie, and bis akin Is as white as a enow flake, thanks to the Cutlcura Remedies. I think everybody should know about the Soap and Ointment, and If It Is going to help other mothers with sick babies, go ahead and publish what I hare told yon." Bold tkiMfkMl Ox worU. Cottar. Buoirent. (la Una at CkMlDa Ctrf Uc iWl .k Owuu.t, - Do... JJ. IHfoai UKof. CWJ kM IM) I WrU. i Kw. d U 1 Norton, IS ColawfcJJ mr Imxi it "ill About im Aru. AttX lUIt." BIG BLACK SAL1 Three Days of Specials in BLACK GOODS, Monday, Feb. 1st, Tuesday, Feb. 2nd, and , Wednesday, Feb. Everything that is Black in our stock will be on sale for the abovel n.io oMl I - t-i ... nnit mnke & H1' uajra aiiu unt. (jutes 1CUULCU, VUIII IIlCllwC rigllL I1UW things you need in black goods of any kind, and come to our Store the three days mentioned and you will save money on every item. Black dress Roods, silks, etc., 20 per cent off because of their color Shoes reduced 10 per cent because they are black Rubbers and overshoes, 10 per cent off for three days Black shirts, shirtwaists and black ribbons, all reduced Black suits and overcoats, 20 per cent off from regular price ... . n L Ann IS t$L.AV-l . mm 1 come during this sale and save- If what you want Tl per cent over our regular prices, ways below others' prices OUR WHITE SALE will and continue until Saturday mg- iTn,l.rwear and Corseis m lines on sale. Watch for our bills rr -ft tp. tp a. I &
