PAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1904.
New Goods
Two of our 1904 Spring lines (or inui ar now in.
For the swell dressers we have the Edwin Clapp
shoes. They are the acknowledged leaders.
The J, E. Tilt Shoe, positively the best shoe
for the price, $3.50 and $4-00 ever sold anywhere.
They arc made in Vici, Valour, Box Calf and Calf and
genuine Reck Oak Soles.
1 DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
r 1.- iipi ask
Phono Main USl.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
COSTUME ENTERTAINMENT.
Conducted by the Ladles Basket
Ball Team.
Tomorrow evening the ladles of
the hlnh school basket ball team
will entertain their friends and tho
patrons of the school at the assem
bly hall with a reception and pro
pram . Refreshments will also bo
served. "
The Indies have been working
hard on their program for some
time, and great pains have been
taken to make It a success. They
will receive In Japanese costume,
and In fact the whole affair will
have an Oriental air both unique
and Interesting
The program consists of Instru
mental and literary selections with
a number of specially prepared Jap
anese choruses. These latter have
been carefully drilled 'and will bo
something out of the ordinary. Tho
high school orchestra and an im
ported palmist will also help to
make tbo entertainment a success.
proving to bo onloynblo to the stu
dents and friends of the school.
Tho program to bo given tomorrow
is as follows:
"America" School.
Lecture II. A. Yates.
IlecittUlon Miss Ilella Compton.
Instrumental solo Miss Olivo
Rlgby.
Oration C. C. Conner.
Heading Kay Warren.
Duet Misses Scranton and Mori
cle.
Reading Miss Vesta Dennis.
Kecltntlon Miss Ressie Moricle.
Duet Misses Dennis and Scran'
ton.
Recitation Olen Nixiiorf.
Reading D. O. McKenzic.
Duet Professor and Miss Jones.
Essay llert Whitmnn.
Critic's report Professor Jones.
,PARVENU DEBATERS.
Program for Interesting Event at the
Business College.
The Parvenu eDbatlng Society of
the Modern School of Commerce,
will hold its regular meeting tomor
row afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, In the
assembly room at the school, on
Court street, at' which time an in
teresting program will be rendered.
The society, though young and of
comparatively few members, is full
of enthusiasm, and the meetings are
Killlan-Orton.
Yesterday afternoon, at tho resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob
ertson, on' Vincent street. Rev. Pot
wine united in marriage C. V. Orton
and .Mrs. Prudence E. Kllllan, both
of Vancycle. Mr. and Mrs. Orton
left this morning for their future
home, where tho groom is a well
known farmer. Mrs. Orton has re
sided near Vancycle for some tlm!,
and Is the owner of valuable proper
ty there.
Marriage License.
A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Eugene Hagglns and
MUs Docla M, Jones.
IF IT IS
F. & S.
You can depend on its being
good and being the right
thing lor the ailment.
F. & S.
Cough Syrup
Oil Liniment
Liver Pilis
Toilet Cream
Elixir Cascara Sagrada
Sarsapaiilla
Quinine Hair Tonic
Bitters
Healing Oil
Manufactured and sold by
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggists
Thomas Wilson, of Westchester,
N. Y., died 12 years ago, leaving nol
race of the wealth ho was suppos
ed to have auCmulated- Last wei?k
.,i,ihtor .-rm across cash, I
stocks, bonds and certificates of
deposit valued at $200,000, which
tin.- eld man had hidden.
COUNCIL
MEETING
8UBJECTS OF GREAT
IMPORTANCE CAME UP,
North Side Main Street Grade Again
Before the Council Drastic Meas
ures In Relation to the Poll Tax
Condition of Surroundings of
Intake Can Be Greatly Improvsd
Mr. Kline Wants to Know.
THe WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
E -Phosphate
DAKING POWDER
SAVES ONE-1'HIRD THE EGGS.
SAVES TWO-THIRDS THE MONEY
SAVES ALL, THE WORRY.
One Pound 3) cents. All Grocers.
I.tnuor licenses wore granted to
William Rognrd and August Stan-
glor.
The Htreet committee oponed an
old sore with their recommendation
that tho grado of Main street Be
tween Jnckson and WnBhlngton bo
changed and tho residents and prop
orty owners along tho block bo fore
ed to place tho street on grado. Tho
matter was laid ovor to tlio next
meeting. This question was a bono
of contention in tho council about
a year ago. and not bolng ablo '.o
sottlo It, tho council rcforred tlio
grading to tho residents, with In
structions to grado tho street us
tlioy pleased. Some of them hnvo
not pleased to do anything, hence
tho present trouble. It Is tho opin
ion of several of tho present coun
cil that the city should enforce the
ordinance now on tho books, mnko
tho grndo and charge tho cost 4o
tho abutting property, nnd this mny
yet bo done.
Relating to Poll Tax.
The new administration will see
that tho people pay their poll taxes
this year, and tho marshal Is not 10
run after them to got the money.
An ordinance was passed last night
amending the ono now on tho. hooks.
Ily Its provisions thoso subject to
tho tax must corao to tho offlco of
the city marshal heforo tho first rf
April in each year and pay tholr
poll tax, and In the event of their
neglect so to do, tho mnrshal shall
nttnch sufllclent of their property
nnd sell it, to ralso tho amount of
the tax. This now ordinance will
be enforced to tho letter.
Mr. Kline Wants to Know.
H. A. Kline, a saloonkeeper,
wishes to know "why It is that all
0? the drug stores can sell liquor 10
all comers and pay no license, while
the saloons all hod to do so?" Tho
question was referred to tho com
mltteo on licenses, which will on-
deavor to tlnd the reason and report
at tho next meeting of tbo council.
The appointment of If, A. Thomp
son as a night pollroman, was con
firmed. Condition of park Grounds.
Mr. Clonton wU8 present, and -addressed
the council on tho condi
tion of tho land bought by the city
some time ago, and which is situat
ed near tho intake of tho water sys
tem. Ho reports that a barn full
of horses stands closo to tho now In
tnkc, and is offensive. This will bo
torn down, and tho lumber used In
making a shed for tho city pound.
The matter of clearing up this land
was referred to tho city marshal
and tho street committee
Source of Pollution.
J. T. Rrown, the superintendent
of the water works, reported having
made a trip up tho river. Thcro nro
as many as 200 hogs a short dist
ance abovo tho Intako of tho water
works, and all of tho dralnago nins
into tho river. Tho pens nro very
filthy and a menaco to tho health of
tho city. Tho subject was referred
to tho commltteo on health and po
lice, and thoy will requlro tho pens
to bo moved and the places to ho
cleaned up.
SOME SCRAP IRON.
This Is All That Is Left of Bellko'a
New Hack.
Robert Rtllko, one of tho promt
nont residents of tho Coombs Can
yon country, wns In tho city today
for a short tlmo on buslnoss. Mr.
liollko brought with him tho Irons
of a new hack which was caught in
tho flood which swept down tho
canyon a couple of days after tho
Iloppner flood,
The hack was a Btrong ono nnd
had never been used, oxcopt to drive
to tho ranch from tho lmplomont
houso In the city whero It wns
bought. Whon tho flood Btruck it
the vehicle wns standing In tho shed
nnd every spoke wns brokon out and
awept away whllo tho folllcB and
hubs were left In tho vicinity of tho
shed. Tho tonguo was broken out
and was never found, whllo tho bod
of tho hnck was ground up fine. Tho
springs, nxlcB and tires woro prac
tically all thnt was loft of tho now
hack, ami these woro brought to
tho Nnglo shop to be used as old
Iron.
INLAND EMPIRE LEAGUE.
Baker City Wants Eastern Oregon
Towns to Organize a Rattling
Baseball League.
Already tho fan Is at work in Ha
kerClty and talk of a baseball Icaguo
with linker City, l.n Orando nnd
Pendleton ns tho chief members, Is
rife.
Prominent baseball leadors of that
city nro agitating an early organiza
tion, in ordor to get some good
players nnd nrrnngo somo Interest
ing ovontB for tho early season.
With this in view, tho Raker City
peoplu will confer with Pendleton
nnd l.n Orando, soon, In regard to
organizing n league, to tio exclusive
ly Eastern Oregon timber, nnd to
begin early to have a Bplritcd base
ball season for 1904.
R. C. Judson's Reports.
A large supply of tho reports of
Col, R. C. Judson, Industrial agent
of tho O. R. and N,, have boon re
ceived nt this offlco from General
Freight Agent Miller, nnd will btl
distributed free to tho farmers nnd
stockmen cnlling for them. Tho re
port denlH with dry land alfalfa,
corn raising, feeding experiments,
livestock snles and other vital topics
on which the O. R. and N. has been
making experiments in Eastern Ore
gon ami Washington during tho past
five years It Is ono of tho most
Interesting bulletins ever Issued in
Oregon.
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
The Daily Question
No matter what your
appetite may be you can
always enjoy a cup of
Revere Coffee
For breakfast, at lunch
or dinner it is perf. ctly
delicious.
ONCE TRIED
ALWAYS USED
F. S. YOUNGER & SON
WHITMAN GLEE CLUB.
Strong Combination Will Be In Pen
dleton February 25.
Word has been received by Rov.
Jonathan ' Edwards, who Is manag
ing tho coming of tho Whitmnn Glee
Club, which will appear In tho Hap
list church tho ovonlng of February
25, that the club will bring with it
whon It comes to tho city, Professor
Pennell, tho director of tho conser
vatory of music at Whitman Col
lege. Ho will sing baritone. 'Profos
sor Fisher, tho head of tho violin
department of tho college, and Miss
Oraco Jones, tho head of tho piano
department, will accompany tho
club. With theso additions to the
program, tho public will have a mu
slcal treat of raro quality.
GREAT LECTURE.
Dr. Martin Will Speak Tonight on
"Spiritualism."
Dr. Martin gives his famous leo
turo on "Spiritualism" tonight at tho
First Christian church. Tho doctor
Is an able platform speaker and is
said to bo ono of tho best Informed
mon on Spiritualism in Amorlca.
Evory man, woman and child In
1 Pondloton should hear this lecture.
You will bo Interested, instructed
and bonofltcd. Tonight, 7:30
oclock.
Rev. Holt l In Town.
Rov. W. 8. Holt, of Portland, Is in
tho city for a short visit with
friends of tho Presbyterian chur:,
Mr. Holt Is tho aynodlcal missionary
for this ntato, and will bo In Eastorn
Oregon for somo tlmo. Ho loaves
oltbor tonight or In tho morning for
La Orando, but will return to attend
tho Christian Endeavor convention,
on his way homo to Portland.
A big fight Is bolng rondo to provo
illegal the Issuo of (18,000,000 in
bonds for tho lmprovomont of tho
city of San Francisco. Action is
brought by injunction domandod by
heavy taxpayers. Fraud la not
claimed.
Machinery for New Laundry.
Teamsters have been busy today
unloading tho machinery for tho
now laundry on Cottonwood street,
and It will bo put in plnco as fast
as possible.
Are always "beau
tiful" and always I
" happy " nccord-
ing to the society J
reporters, and in
this case the rc-J
port is mostly true.
There may be un
happy brides in
fiction, but there
arc few in real life.
But how hard it is
to look upon many
of the wives we
know, nnd believe
that thev were
once beautiful ami
m
w
happy. Pain, the
result of womanly disease, has ninrred
beauty nnit umlt.-nmiit.-d happiness.
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money of the United States, for any cate
of Lcuconliea, 1'eniale Weakness, l'rolap
sus, or Palling of Womb which they can
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able trial of their means of cure.
"I have thought for some time I would write
you ami tell you of the great improvement in
my health since tnkinK your ' Favorite prescrip
tion.' says rr II. 8. Jones, of 1'orest, N. C.
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and had despaired of ever having any health
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weak 1 could not walk one quarter of a mile.
I noted a great Improvement In my health be.
fore the first bottle was used. Was suffering
with almost every pain that a woman Is subject
to; had Inflammation of ovaries, painful and
suppressed periods, and other symptoms of
female disease. After taking six botHea of
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If you are looking for a perfect laxa
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DEMOCRAT8 WILL MEET.
State Central Committee Will Hold
a Meeting In Portland on Feb. 22.
A mooting of tho" democratic
Btnto central commltteo will bo hold
In Portland on next Monday, Fob.
runry-22, for tho purposo of calling
tho stnto convention nnd arranging
for tho coming campaign.
It Is tho intontlon of tho com
mltteo to cnll tho atato convention
somo tlmo Inter than tho dato of tho
republican ntntd convention, , on
April 14, In ordor to take advantago
of tlio woalt points In tholr stnto
tlckot, if thoro bo any, In nominating
tho domocrnttc candidates.
,Colonol E. D. Boyd, who Ib con
fined to his room with Borlous Ill
ness nt tho present tlmo, 1b tho
Btnto committeeman from' Umatilla
county, nnd If ho is unnblo to at
tend, will appoint a proxy to go to
tho convention, in ordor that Uma
tilla county may bo roprosontod.
Tho romarkablo echo at Englo'B
Nest on tho banks or Klllarnoy, Ire
land, ropoatB a buglo call 109 times,
each clear and distinct.
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Closed For Inventory
Oa doors are locked for a
few days. Will fee opened
soon.
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prepared to deliver this good wood promptly
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