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PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1904. Wa1 J owt is lng bat ran I lee am alt! fce thr 9 vie M tht lei TWO KINDS OF CHILDREN Children that grow too fast and those that seem hardly to grow at all, both need Scott's Emulsion. It gives that rich vital nourishment which is the secret of all healthy growth. It rounds out the long limbs, and helps children to grow without using up all their strength in growing. Mothers ought to know more about the wonderful help which Scott's Emulsion would give their children. TCill .end you x sample fret upon request. SCOTT & BOWKE, 409 Pearl Slreet, New York. US TO RIGHT SHIFT WOOLEN MILLS FORCE MAY BE INCREASED. GENERAL NEWS. Already Greater Than It Was Last Year, and the Mills May Be Oper ated at Night When the New Wool Crop Begins to Come In Necessi ty for Such a Move is Not Easily Determined. The HoUlen school building, Chi cago, was burned yesterday. Loss, $50,000. Six firemen were more or less injured. Secramento v.-III at once spend $60, 000 improving and extending her levee system, to prevent damage by future inundations. Pro-Russian Korean officials are fleeing for their lives. Quite a num ber have escaped to Chee Foo on the American cruiser Cincinnati. An nsnntnrlnn Imnmi'D thn breed of all classes of American ' novatlon It is in the range of possibilities that the Pendleton Woolen Mills will start on night running about the first of May. Since starting up after the shut down of a short time ago, when the mill was overhauled and the niachin ory all put Into the best of condition for a long and hard run, the work has been piling up until the manage ment is having a hard time keeping orders filled as they become due. Six additional girls have been put to work in the finishing room, and more could be used and undoubtedly will be nut on in a short time. The finishing Is being done in a differ ent way this season than before. great deal of fringing is being done, and the new help is employed chiefly in knotting the fringe, nil of which has to be done by hand. The volume of work Is slowly over coming the day force and it will be but a short time until It becomes ab solutely necessary to start night running in order to keep abreast of the orders. The manager does not desire, however, to start such an in lntll he Is fully prepared HOTEL ARRIVALS. hnranc hn. in ,-oi,.i . c .no carry out me pians, toga.' if. V. Its scope Is Intended to'1? irst place, he has to be sure 1,0 n,n,i 1 that the business will justify the . ,,',, , . 'move. The uight shitt would mean ...:,. r. I'm" .", ui me, that Just twice as much wool would Presidio are said to have drilling and , ue use(1 twlce as mlIch materlai n maneuvering down to a finer and a departments. and at the same ...ore accurate point man any regl- ,nle the ollt,mt wmlU1 be doubled mem iu wie regular army. ,t ,s thererore, a question both of Ait stones of extreme sufferinc of sunnlv and demand, though the lat Russian soldiers on the Lake Baikal. ter Is of not so much moment as the division are denied. It Is claimed ' I that not a man has been frozen to does not wish to import a lot of op- eam since the war began. eratlves when If he would be able to It Is stated by government dredc- give them but a part of the shift. ers and surveyors that every jetty Tne indications are that there will placed in the delta of the Mlssisslp- he plenty of work to keep the mills pi by Captain Eades is still in place running, so the principal delay Is in and doing Its work faithfully and ac-'tne wool supply, mere is enougn curately. Ion hand to run the mill until the new The country home of Rudolph clln sitis to come in, at the pres Spreckles was burned near Sonoma. ent rai?, f consumption, but no Cal. Loss, about $93,000. It was va: m,ore- .lsht n,nnl?S cann,ot b? s,a.rl- 1 u mini uun nuui him uc uui.bu- which will not be before the first of cant but for a watchman, who says he was awakened explosion v - Ma. When ,nat tme comes ,t ,s I tifiittv norm In thnt the nil lie will tin The price of soft steel bars has , atarte(i wlth nlgbt shifts for .the first ru u.. i per urn oy ine , tlme ln several years. ciaiciu UJI 11UU 2.i-IU(JlU-lHl. wmcn is another name for the American Steel Corporation when operating in certain side lines. John M. Peters, of New York, an epileptic, last fall shot himself twice In the head with a pistol. One bullet ; J S. Whittinghiil. manager, and was removed, the other was not. 1 w. A. Crank, salesman at the St. Joe PENDLETON INVENTION. Messrs Whittinghiil and Crank Make New Display Frame. Store, have invented and constructed a new device for the displaying of lace curtains, which has decided ad- prevlously Peters is now in excellent health and entirely cured of the epilepsy. John T. Spencer, of Grand Junc tion. Col., claims to have perfected vantages over anything a system ly which seedless apples I made for this purpose, can be grown, of any variety. The! The new invention consists of an discovery will effect as great a rovo-1 upright to which Is attached revolv lution in the apple industry as the ling arms from which the curtains growing of seedless oranges has in,are hung. The rack will accommo- Hotel Pendleton. H. E. Harris. Portland. W. D. Chamberlain, city. G. W. Duncan, Denver. C. E. Shues. San Francisco. I. O. Royce and wife, Sioux City. S. Harris, Portland. M. S. JInrks, Portland. C. S. Unnt, Portland. J. S. Gurnell, Potland. - Sirs. M F. Hndley. Walla Walla. S. Wilson. Portland. William Slaher. Portland. A. D. Chase, Portland. C. C. Simpson. Spokane. R. A. Seeds, Spokane. W. H. Spink, Portland. C. SI. Smith, Portland. S. J. Hayes, Starbuck. S. A. Frans, Spokane. P. E. Johnson, Huron. SI. F, Headtey. Uaker City. J. H. McKenzle. San Francisco. Hotel St. George. SI. C. Benson, Portland." D. SI. Griffith. Cincinnati. Stanley Norris, Boston. Ernest P. Smith and wife, Pocatel lo. O. R. Slaus. Hot Lake. H. A. Hartley. Cheyenne. J. F. Norton, jr.. San Francisco. Julius Jacob, Chicago. Ben Gordon, San Francisco. P. Basche. Baker City. William Dunn, Portland. John Watson, Irrigon. Mr. and Sirs. James Malony, Chi cago. J. W. Van Dorn, Portland. J. Schlllophy. San Francisco. H. L. Burford, Seattle. George SIcGllvery, Spokane. George T. Gardner, Seattle. J. H. SIIUs, Portland. A. C. Gray, Tacoma. M. A. Handon, Salt Lake. 31. N. GHlett, Echo. WASH GOOD 1 T T TT 111 - W M vpvillll WMt W VII UMIIIIIIVI T T CIO 11 Vl UOQS tut- iiAtp- rn 11 a Mv iiune Akin oti&l iticc Tr nrcrniD? iu tuic f-nAnr .. wr-i nM v c ii 1 imiiwo - uwr-twiiit.w 1 w ul.jiiiui i i 1 1 1 11 otml, r- hi it . tamcdc xxfti 1 1 1 unr rqta wn what Tn iririK f nn. wmrm wp kav nil n eTrr RFTTPD ANn RRir.HTFR THAN EVER SHOWN BEFORE. AND AS USUAL. WC uaw - ..... , , ' nnvt p PRICES AS LOW AS LEGITIMATE, HONEST BUSINESS POLICY WILL PERMIT. LAWNS AND BATISTES RANGE IN PRICE FROM 7C SPRING SUITINGS AND WAISTINGS IN COTTON, FROM 17C u HDrOe nnnPIC cna QPRINH A Furl QIIMMCD IM VAff.nl fTDOM n . OUR VOILES AND SICILIANS AT 50c, YOU WILL PAY 65c and 75c FOR ELSEWHERE. CALL AND SEE OUR SHOWING IN THE ABOVE LINES. WE CAN SAVE YJU MONEY. THE FHIR AGENTS FOR McCALLS PATTERNS. Hoiei Bickers. J. 31. White and wife. Dalles. A. W. Downer, Xolln. J. S. Cunningham, Portland. F. G. Lucas and wife, Willis. A. W. Kelsey. Portland. E. A. Newby, Portland. W. E. Knox, Portland. H. L. Hackett. Portland. A. C. Coher, Portland. F. C. Welch, Salem. D. F. Carnes. Salenf. A. D. Slurphy, Spokane. F. L. .McDonald, city. S. S. lull. Spokane. G. H. Hully, Cleveland. -Mrs. S. SI. Reed. city. G. J. 3IcEroy, Starbuck. C. F. Weiss. Milton. J. C. Colhone. Camas Prairie. .Mrs. W. A. Thompson. Baker City. H. G. Rose and wife, Captel. Frank Cameron and wife. Captel. William Code and wife, Captel. H. W. Wills and wife. Cayas. H. Hanson, Sutherland. -Miss Effie Planklnton, Dalles. N. W. Looney. Salem. Welnhard's beer at The Jlint. Cured 20 People. Sergt. C. C. Rummel of the 20th! United States Coast Artillery writes from Fort Flagler, Wash., Trlb is doing ery fine work among the peo-1 pie here. I know of twenty persons here who were cured of t-e Drink 'did condition. XTnl.lr T tnl'A nToneitrn In vtnrm. ' mending It as a cure for the Liquor aud Tobacco Habits. Tallman & Co., local agents. FOR SALE - Georgia Minstrels. Twenty-eight years ago Is a long time for one company to he on the road, and making the same territory j season after season, this Is the rec ord of Richards & Pringle's famous Georgia minstrels, who appear at the Frazer on Slarch 22. At every performance in this city : they are greeted by a good house. It forcibly recalls to the minds of all old theatergoers when similar troupes were counted by the tens where now they only figure In the units, and the old saying is forcibly reminded: "The survival of the fit-' test." , Good, eight-roomed house ln splen-i Eight lots, good barn i and orchard. Good fence and new , sidewalk. water piped all over house and garden. Good well. Very desirable propertr. Apply to GUS AFONTAINE, nt French Restaur- jant. l Every stamp requirement supplied. Building TVT-i A-F,ll n ji an uc.M i i CodIi n r. in- oaau, uuuia u n How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward PYrrnntlnr for anr case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. 1 t . j. uiiu.nki & i u., Toieao, u. We. the untlershrned. have known I J. Cheney for tue last 1.1 years, nnd believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by tnelr firm. Wi:ST Tltt'AX, Wholesale Drusglsts, Toledo. O. WAI.OINO, KIXXAN MARVIN, Whole sale Druz?lsts. Toledo. O. Haifa Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, order, at TeuOcu'i. actin; uireciiy upon ine Dioou ana mucous ADAMS DENTAL PARLOR Pendleton, Oregon. Residence and office, Despaln block Phone Red 1081. Our speclaltr Painless Filling and PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE A. J. BEAN HAULING OF AIL KINDS Goods taken best of care of. Leave Phone Main 1271. surfaceK of the srsteol. Testimonials 1 rr t vriruu t r,T,no .-... ent free 1rli-e T.i" litn sTilrt hi hkiioiuum iu rui U.UU Slf drHMhts. 1 carpets, on shelves, walls or for wrap- uau . ramuy are the best. bundle's ofloO each at 2Tct. a' bumK Fresh fruit dally at Martin's. "onl'ooli;1, 0,!l:coIA offl. S Made to order. Be ;jj paper, lime, cement, ' barns and dwellings a 'S talty, Yard , I,. r- r r i. uni Electrician Prompt attention rttu worK exeeuiea proptnj. RIAernlenl iiinnl III AT in IIFKirTK 1V1 WKT IUI (Tribune BulMlni) that direction. NORTHWEST NEWS. .Mrs. Frances Hall, an aged woman nf Portland, was gored almost to death Friday, by a bull. She Is ter ribly lacerated and cannot recover. Charles Vencke. a miner, was in stantly killed at Stockton. Cal.. Fri day, by ilrpping 2,onn feet to the bot tom of a shaft by the breaking of a cable latch. 3Iadge Miller, a woman of the ten derloin, said to be a Portland girl, whose true name was Aurora Tull ronwell, killed herself in Salt Lake Friday, by shooting. The three principal gas and elec tric companies of Seattle have con solidated under one management, and consumers fear a raise In the price of light and power. Arthur C. Spencor, deputy district attorney of Multnomah county, has resigned and will accept a position In the office of W. w. Cotton, general attorney of the O. R. & N. The fight that has begun In Sacra mento against the unions dictating terms and employes to the contrac tors, threatens to spread to San Francisco, and another bitter strike Is looked for. The Butte labor unions have de clared a boycott on a number of bar tenders who refuse to Join the local Bartenders' Union, and not a work ingman visits the saloons where these men work. The wife of Rev. T. Downs, vho eloped with Alvord. the Wlnlock blacksmith, deserting her Ave child ren, has consented to return home and accompanied her husband from Spokane to Wlnlock, Friday. Alvord is afraid of lynching, if he returns to Wlnlock. date any number of curtains desired and all can bo swung to view with ease, without disturbing the other curtains on the rack. -Messrs. Whittinghiil and Crank have made provisions to protect their invention and have had photo graphs taken and specifications made preparatory to applying for a patent. The new Idea Is now in use at the St. Joe Store, where it can be seen. Wheat Lands. City Property. Tragedy Averted. "Just in the nick of time our little hoy was saved," writes Mrs. W. Wat kins of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneu. monla bad played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set ln besides. Doctors treated him, but he grew worse every day, At length we tried Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Con sumption, and our darling was saved. He Is now sound and well." Every body ought to know it's the only sure cure for coughs, colds and all lung diseases. Guaranteed by Tall mnn & Co., druggists. Price 50c and 11.00. Trial bottles free. To all of my Friends and Patrons: I take pleasure in introducing to my friends, Drs. L. L. and T, H. White, to whom I have sold my den tal business in this city. I thorough ly recommend the Drs. White as first class dentists in every respect, and will esteem it a favor for any of my patients to place their casea in the bands of the Drs. White. Respectfully, E. A. MANN. We have some propositions in real estate which are- worth your time to investigata. Come In and talk them over with us. E. T. WADE & SON, . Otnco In E. O. Building. 'Phone Black, 1111. P. O Box 324. College Swimming Races. New York, 31arch 19. 3Iuch in terest is manifested among lovers of aquatic sports in the intercollegiate swimming championships at the New York Athletic Club tonight. In ad dition to water polo contests the program provides for relay races among college teams of 11 vo men each. The contestants will include teams from Yale, Columbia and the'?? University of Pennsylvania. i I, . . vwwrw-rwWVVWVVS-,-,-i-taaaiakikltkkkhtkkkLt.l-ll, ST. JOE STOR CASH TALKS prices are self-evident. We propose to lead and not to follow. Our house is the place to find the latest as well the best qualities in merchandise. Our eastern connections give us advantages over all competition. We do not propose to mark goods at fabulous prices and then claim to offer them to the trade at from 33J to 50 per cent discount on actual cash values. Below we offer special values that are worthy of attention 3 -THREE BIG SPECIALS- For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday It Saved His Leg. P. A, Danforth of La Grango, Ga suffered for six months with a fright ful running sore on his log, but writes that Ducklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured It In five days. For ul cers, wounds, plies, it's the best salve In the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 conts. Sold by Tallman & Co., druggists. Dry Goods Department LADIES' TAILORED SUITS In one of those pretty now tailor made Eton suits of ours, YOU'D LOOK SWELL. They are char acterlzed by their up-to-dateness In trimming, color and materials. There's nothing else quite so stylish or good as those we can show you. TRY ONE ON; it's our pleasure to show them. See that pretty new broadcloth suit in blue, brown and black SPEC IAL PRICE, $18.00. LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS-That entirely new line an Interest ing exblblt-sale of 1904 models. A sale and display the equal of which has never been shown In Pendleton Retailing. As a note worthy opening special, we offer them in prices UPWARD FROM 85c. LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS Remarkable offerings In the se lections for this sale. The materials are fancy mixtures In Cash mores and tweeds, also grer, blue, brown and black cheviots oome are trimmed with buttons, some with strapping over hips, and others with box plaited effects. Ther are good values up to J6.75. FOR THIS SALE, $2.98. the ones, . . m m i ivioininc ana tiru iiAftarrmem; SPECIAL IN MEN'S SUITS $12.50 will buy an ll ir r-lain ail ir ma( l i a. a t rv f l -j l r for dress and service. This special line consists of mixtures, cheviots, Clay worsteds and cashmeres. SHOE SPECIAL $1.50 will buy a pair of Oxford or dais that will give you entire satisfaction in wear and i fort. This lot embraces styles that were carried over last season, and are worthy of your attention. SHIRT SPECIAL FOR $1.25 At this price we hate thing In the shirt family that is of service as well ai tM em launcs anu nest made garments. Do not fan io line before making your spring purchase. REMEMBER if; ,,- uuyti nuuiu Ul 111U80 IOIS OI OKI SHOOS lUlU t Jf tised to close, in men's nnd women's at 98c; in miss"' children's at 29c and C9c, Five deop-watcr lumber barks are loading at Portland this week, their comumeu carrying capacity being Whittinghiil Mercantile Co. Successor to Lyons Mercantile Co. tc 1 1 r r"rT id i Mining Stocks. over 8,000,000 feet. Ilk. Stock Ranches.