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TEN PAQE8. DA'LY BAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH S5, 1904. PAQK FIVt. If FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE Bargain Budget SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN JUST THE EVENT THE PRUDENT SHOPPERS OF PENDLE T0N WERE WAITING FOR. PAST EXPERIENCES HAVE TAUGHT THEM THAT THE BAR GAIN6 OFFERED AT THIS STORE ARE WORTHY OF THE MOST CAREFUL CONSIDERA TION. YOU GET MORE THAN VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLAR SPENT HERE. COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR WONDERFUL BARGAINS. IT WILL MORE THAN PAY YOU. Kid Glove Bargains $1.76 EsUay Kid Gloves In all col ors anil sizes. Every pair warranted. We aro Pendleton's , solo agents. Special, $1.49 pair. The Mascot Kid Gloves In all tho leading shades, sizes G',4 to 7. Every pair warranted. Spec ial, $1.19 pair. The Matchless 50c Lisle Hose In black; full fashioned, high spliced heels, double sole. Special, 35c pair. - New Crush Leather Belts The very latest fad in now colors and new styles; 60c quality at 36c; $1.00 quality at 74c. Two Extra Shoe Specials The Nordlca Shoe. A splendid value for $3.60 pair, in blucher cut, vlci kid, fair stitch, welt solo, patent tip, military heel. A beauty. Sizes 2 to 7. Special, $2.30. The Nordica Shoes Hand sewod, turn sole, vlcl kid, patont tip and counters, military heel, sizes 2 to C. .-Cheap at $3.50. Special, $2.30. Alexander Department Store MAY CONSOLIDAT THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES GAINING b sVK- Onion ade, HAND VJADE.7 clear Havana. A STANDARD FOR QUALITY. CLEANLINESS AND WORKMANSHIP. Dm you call for a TRIUMPH.") KTI YNN GET IT. Don't accept a substitute. F 1 i FANE COMING EVENTS. demo- MAKERS. April 9. Umatilla county republi can convention. April 12. Umatilla county cratic convention. April 12 School bond election, Pendleton. April 14 Republican state con vention, Portland. April 10 Meeting of Oregon Cat tle-growers' Association, Portland. April 19 iJoraocratlc state con vention, Portland. May 2 Oregon Federation of La bor, Oregon City. May 4-General M. E. conference, sectlon of tUo union Pacific between i.os Angeies. Green River and Ogden, is believed UUUU O, UUlULIlliX UAJUI1LJ JJILT AN O. R. & N. AND SHORT LINE MERGER EXPECTED Believed to Be Due April 1 A. L. Mohler May Succeed Burt, Harri man to Operate Personally I Other Fields E. E. Calvin to Sue ceed Mohler Possible the Head quarters of the New Combination Will Be at Salt Lake. Portland, March 26. That Prest dent A. L. Mohler, of tho O, It N., Is to bo promoted to a position with tho Union Pacific at Omaha, and that Assistant General Manager is. is. uaivin, or tho Short Lino at Salt Lako City, Is to como horo to fill Mr. Mohler's placo, was practically conurmoQ in tnis city yesterday. It Is pretty -generally understood that tho now arrangement will Into effect April 1, and official con firmntlon Is looked for within tho next day or two, Mr. Monler, It is understood, will assume trio position vacated by Pros Idont Burt, and will exercise tho samo authority as that official over tho Union raclflc. It Is not doflnlt ly known whether ho will assume tho title of president or vlco-prcsldont, but It Is genorally belloved hero that he will socuro tho former title, and that Mr. Harrlmnn, who was recent ly elected to that position, will re sign, ft was believed that Mr. Hnr- rlman accepted tho placo only torn. porarlly, and tho later developments seem to confirm that opinion. Mr. Mohler's Successor. Mr. Calvin, who Is to como hero in Mr. Mohler's placo, It Is understood will not bo president of tho O. II. N., but will occupy tho position of general manager and oxorclso Conor al authority over tho affairs of tho road In Oregon and Washington. Mr. Calvin Is an able railroad man He has been with tho Short Lino a .number of years, and his promotion to the position ho will hold with tho O. It. & N. Is looked upon as a do served recognition of his services to tho former road. Consolidation of Two Roads This change ot officials and tho addition to tho Short Lino of that section of tho Central Pacific road between Reno and Ogden and tho PLUMBING and SEWEP WORK I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST CUSS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED. T. C. TAYLOR "THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN ST. neers' reunion, at Weston. June C General election In Ore gon. June IE, 1C, 17 Oregon encamp ment G. A. It., Hood River. WHY NOT Eu7 child a chair for his own uso -and his or her own size, as well M one for papa? If you want a hint on tho many pieces of "failure we have especially for children, come. Ours is the carpot house oC Pendtcton and we have more pat to BeIect from than any other placo in Eastern Oregon. BAKER & FOLSOM Furniture and' Carpets Peace Provokers and Profanity Preventers often lie In tho bosom of a shirt, the curl of a collar. Honce, logically our laundry promotes morality, In that Its output causes no complaint, but soothes tho troubled spirits of men accustomed to frayed edges ;nd rumnlfid bosoms, wny aoni you try this laundry for awhile and .good?" THE DOMESTIC STEAM LAUNDRY be D You Enjoy a Good Smoke? ASiVtXdICt0a BoltM and "f rfde of Umatilla." me. by some to bo one of tho effects of tho merger decision. These Hues can bo merged without violating tho law and It appears to bo tho general lm prcsslon that this policy Is being pursued that other conditions which miiRt ho mot. nR a rnftiilt nf Inn nri. i ne Marine JingineerS' ABBOCia- vninn .toMnlnn nn lhr mri-unr mnv lm uuu, uuuuquanurH ui ouu r ruut-jBwu, moro easily dealt with. nas compromised wun suipowners, Wn0 thore , no offlcla, lnforran, anu win contract to iaKe w cunts Uon to confirm it, It Is the gossip of per hour for extra time, instead of tll(J hour Umt fl,rther chnnBCS' ,. i per uuur, uuuiunuc-u bu.hu vo1vib tho short Lne nn(1 Q. R. & V nra nnntamnlofnil A ii,YinT- nf facts are cited In support of such a SCIENCE PREVENTS BALDNES8. theory. Among railroad men there Is a belief that tho changes announc in,- n-r nnH . n,m-,i-r sinw ed aro but a step toward tho consoll wo-.. H.i.nM. uauon oi mo u. u. t in. ana uio Short Line. It 18 the rarest tiling in the worm lor Thin .nnunllilntlnn la nnt lnnlrofl a man to oe necea8ary uam. o for , tho lmraedIate futur0( but Jf .-. v. .. i ,i i ,iu vnrt,-An Ttn.i I ii uucg cuuiu ii. win luuuu. il in uu cldc, tho new scalp antUcptlc. Herpl- 0vod. that the general offices of tho clue destroys the germ that cuts the hair nuineu roaus win uo at Ban J.aito off at the root; ana cleans the scalp ot "u 'ocui uiucus oi tuo neau uiw dandruff and leaves It In a perfectly clals of tho O. It. & N. will bo aban' healthy condition. Mr. Alannett, In the doned, or rather moved to Salt Lako, Maryland Block, Butte, Mont., was on- Of course terminal offices will bo tlrely bald. In less than a month Ilerpl- maintained Imrn. nml tho nrnsont. nf. clde had removed the enemies of hair flcla,8 of tho road w, doubt b rzz" rzx z r,'v a? wm, positions on the con Icnr. and 1n sir weeka he had a normal SOlIdatCd Or BOfflO Other HnO. The suit of hair. Sold bv leading drueelsts. InterCSlB Of tho two roads, it Is ar Bend 10c. Jn stamps for sample to Ths cued, aro practically tho same, and Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. F. W. Schmidt, special agent GOOD DRY WOQD All Kinds I have good sound wood which is delivered at reasonable prices For Cash. W. C. MINNIS Leave orders at Neuman's Cigar Store. they were built originally with the Idea that they should bo ono road. One fact cited In support of the theory that a consolidation Is nlan ncd Is that tho position of president of tho O. R. & N. will bo loft va cant. The present atmosphcro of unset tledness that pervades railroad clr Icles Is looked upon as a fair lndlca tlon that there are likely to be some sweeping changes not only on the Harrlman linos, but on others as well. Wants More Trlb. h. F. Foster. San Francisco. Cal.. Feb. 2nd, 1903, writes: "Ploase find enclosed draft for J16U.00. Send me one dozen treatments of 'Trlb.' The druggists here say tney aavo orders In they can't get filled. Why Is thUT I took Trlb myself last June and never felt bettor In my JIfo than I do now, I hae gone down in weight to 195 pounds and never think of liquor or tobacco any more. I know of 2D cures you could get reference rrom, ir you care to write for them. Be sure to send me twelve Trlbs at once; I want to send them to Honolulu." Tollman & Co., local agents. N. P. TAKING PRECAUTIONS. Carefully Guarding the Road and Running Trains Slowly. Spokano, March 25. Tho uncer tain condition of tho Northern Pa cific roadbed 'west of Spokano is cnuslnc tho officials considerable uneasiness. Tho road Is bolng mado 8 a to as fast as possible Ordors havo been Issued to all engineers to run carefully and not exceed tho scheduled tlmo between Sprnguo and tho west end of Big lako and botweon Marshall and Cheney. A telegraph station has been put In at Mean, which will bo kopt open day anil night. Tho company Is get ting gravel nt Mesa for strengthen Ing the rond bed In various places aud sovoral gangs ot men aro at work thero. CATTLE AND SHEEP. Tariffs for Stock by the Tralnload for Montana and Dakota. Huntington, March 25. Tho North em Pacific nnd tho O. It. & N. hnvo established n Joint rato on stock cat tlo and stock Bhoop by tho tralnload rrom Huntington, Ore., and Intcrmo dlnto points to points between Llv lngslon, Mont., nnd Sterling, N. D. for tho largo. 3 C-fool stock cars which aro used exclusively In tho western traffic now. Tho old rates apply to 30-foot cars. Tho rates for 30-foot cars to Livingston will bo $104. 10, and will gradually lncrcaso with tho distance until It Is $153.12 to Ster ling. Tho rato applies to trains nt not less thnn 10 cars, and tho stock must bo billed by wny of llutto. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take I.nntlve llrotuo Quinine Tablets All druggist refund the money If I) falls to euro. u. w, droves sicnnturo on each box. 25c. Tho National Livestock Assocla tlnn hns bogun to crystallize Its plans for establishing nn Indopun dent packing plant, by negotiating for tho purchnso of tho Jacob Bold packing plant nt Kansas City, Mo., Its capacity is 2,000 cattlo and 4,000 hogs dally, and a proportionate number of sheep. Correct Clothes for Men ETTER late than never." If you've been paying sky-high prices for ex- elusive custom tailoring to get copjrtjM iws.a.b.co. away trom old ready-mades, now's the time to repent and boom your bank account. This label pd)enjamin5(o MAKERS is on clothes that differ from fine custom-made only in price; but this price-difference makes all the difference in the world to you, and to us; more to you, the wearer. Equtl to fine custom-made In all but price. The makeri' guarantee, snd our, with every garmtnt. We arc Exclusive Distributors in this city. The Peoples Warehouse The Leading Clothiers PENDLETON, OREGON WOOD and COAL It's our business to furnish fuel, and we have nothing but the best Dry, sound wood, and tho celebrated Kommerer coal. Prompt delivery, reasonable prices. McADAMS Successor to Collier. 8CHEDULE OF PEN DLETON-UKIAH Stage Line To Supreme Court Spokane, March 25. The Luclle Dreyfus Mining Company's affairs, which were put In such bad shape by the forgeries of Howard J. Kressly, are t6 have a hearing on two differ ent llnftfi hofnrn thn ntntn fninremft court. Tho first will be nn appeal I I'endleton to Uklau. 13; round trip Dally trips between I'endleton and Uklah, except Sunday. tttage lea Tea endleton at 7 a. in., orrlres at uxiau 6 p. m. Iteturn stage leaves union 0 a. m., arrives at I'endleton a p. m. COAL Let us fill your bin with .... ROCK SPRING GOAL Recognized as the best and most e onomical fuel. We are prepared to con tract with you for your winter's supply We de liver coal or wood to any part of the city. Laatz Bros. . a new trial at Portland. He tand8 n ,.k.n f - MainStrett Near Depot I convicted of manrtaughter. lort,rt &ttc& i i"iuut mil' Let ut show new Perfumes. you Palmer Atiston The latest and belt. USE PALMER'S Gat land of Violets Toilet Soap A pure toap, finely perfumed. Brock & McComas Company BICYCLE DOCTORS I If your wheel Is alllntr consul u. We ticat the worst whwl" nnd it atom them to lirnllh. Our bicycle hospital at 311 Cour1 Blrret U complete nnd equipped with the latest appliances. Gorcfen 6c ErJmlsten Hloyole Doctor , . All KlmlH of Light Repairing 5 - THE PUDLC ENTITLED TO TECTION. PRO- from the Injunction issued by Judge ft , 'Cd.on Ato"hldT 2 ; rZZ H. L. Kennan. Tho second will be trip, ts.co. rendlcton to Nye, $i.50i tiorf directed to Judge Kennan. re- 1 n- B-ore. straining him from enforcing or at- . tempting to enforce the injunction issued by him last December. Albert Martin, the Sllotr Indian who murdered his fellow tribesman, Grant, on tho reservation, throe months ago, has made a motion for PROMPT, RELIABLE OERVICC A. J. BEAN HAULING OF AIL KINDS Osteopathy Is all right In tho hnnds of nrrrnilttnil nreptirinnnra Thorn are numerous fakirs, claiming to ho Osteopaths, who havo nevor been Insldo nn Osteopathic collogo. nnd do rot know tho first principles of tho sclenco, yet call thomaolvoti Osteopaths. This Is especially truo In thoso stnte whoro Osteopathy has not been legalized, and no examina tions or registrations required. The laws of every stnto should ostabllsh tho practice of Osteopathy upon a high piano requiring Its oxpononta to ho rugulnr graduatos of recognized Ofltonpathlc Colleges, Uiub prevent. Ing nil nthors from calling thorn selves Osteopaths. You would not think of employing tho servlco of n medical doctor who was not educated In somo standard collego of medicine and It Is equally Importnnt, or nvon moro so with Os teopathy, whoro tho turnout or euro depends on locntlng and removing tho causo. You can plainly sea thn necessity nf nn Osteopath having n thorough knowledgo of anntomy, physiology, pathology, surgery and nil branches tnught In n regular med ical school, oxcopt materln mcdlca Instead of which ho must undor- Btimil tho principles anil prnctlcn of Osteopathy, To obtain this educa tion tho following named Bchools ro nulro nn nttonilanco of four terms, flvo months onch, nt lectures, reclta lions nml In laboratories; American School ot Osteopathy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Amorlcnn Colloco of Ostoopathy nml Hurgory, Chicago, III. MasHachusetts Collego of Ostoopa thy, Ilonton, Mnss. Philadelphia College of osteopa thy, Philadelphia, Pa. Atlantic Collogo of Osteopatny, Wllkoslmrrc, Pa, Bniithorn School of Osteopathy, Franklin, Ky. S. 8. Still Collogo of Ostoopathy, Doi Moines, Iowa. Pacific College of Ostoopathy, Jjon Aurclcs, Cal. California Collo?o ot Osteopathy, San Frnnclsco, Cal. Colorado Collego of Osteopathy, Denver, Col, Hoforo consulting with a person claiming to bo an Ostoopatb, satisfy yourself that ho Is a graduate ot ona of tho above colleges, If you can't got this information otherwise, aa- dross a letter of Inquiry to Dr. Irene Howard Ellis. Secretary American Osteopathic Association, 144 Hunt ington Avenuo, Doston, Mass., who will cheerfully advlso you. Tho Osteopaths whoso name and addresses follow and now practicing In the state of Oregon, are knowa to bo regular graduatos from one ot tho abovo named schools; Dr. I Frances Thompson, Pendle ton; Dr, U Francos Thompson, Athe na; Dr. Hugh 13. Ponland, Albany; Dr. Phllo T, Starr, Albany; Dr. Jamea H. McOeo, Ashland; Dr. CelcaU Hicks, Astoria; Dr. John O. Leslie, Florence; Dr. F. B. Moore, l Orando: Dr. Heiz e O. Moore. La Oronde; Dr. Herman J. Wilklna, Mc- Mlnnvlllo; Dr, Claude D. ive, ure mn citv: Dr. MeQuary. Milton: Dr. H, N. Hutlor, Modford; Dr. Dertha B. Sawyer, Klamath raws; ut. it. o. Ornfflc, Portland; Dr. O. Oates, Port land: Dr. W. Christie, Portland; Dr, M. Christie, Portland; Dr. William O. Flack, Portland; Dr. Arnold Lindsey, Portland, Dr. Wro. N. Northrop. Portland: Dr. W. A. iiogera, ron- land; Dr. U D. Smith, Portland; Dr., Lerov Smith. Portland: Dr. Frank J. Darr, Salem; Dr. Anna M. Da it, Sa lem; Dr. Mary Schoettle, Salem; Dr, K. Anderson, Tho Dalles; Dr.. H, V, Adlx, Portland; Dr. L. Patterson, Portland; Dr. It. S. Johnson, Baker City.' Tho foregoing information la given In the Interest of Genuine Osteopathy and as a dofenso against the Impos tors, it you have been so unfortu nate as to have been treated by a protonder. and failed to Eot relief. don't'pondemn Osteopathy for treat-' ment'by ono who If qualified proba bly would have given the desired re sults. Don't be Imposed upon. FOR SALE AT THH EABT OKBOONIAN offlce Large bundled of Mnatw containing over 100 big vfn, om fee obUlaeA foe M testa a vsM