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EIGHT fk PACE TWO. DAILY EA3T OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIt. 20, 1904. IT ItU 'i Our Surpassing : Soda The soda water ilrawn nt. our mm ml n surpasses In absolute purity, In perfect cleanliness, In ilalnty appetizing service, In perfection of Havors, Wo go the limit In ranking every drink as nearly perfect as it Is possible to make It. We spare neither time, trou ble or expense. There are ninny good reasons why you should drink all of your soda water hero and for the fact that there Is some thing about each drink that makes It taste different from other soda, "GET THE HABIT." F. W. SCHMIDT DRUGGIST. POSTOFFICE BLOCK. AN OLD DEADLINE CROPS IN FULTON PRECINCT RESCUE LAND FROM BAN. Barley Harvest Will Take Place In June If Present Growth Continues Once Dry District Has Been Re juvenated Through Cultivation In terestlng Line Drawn Through Umatilla County by Banks and Money Lenders. Wheat out In the dry west end of Umatilla county looks hotter this year than ever before, and some of the early barley will be headed out In full within n week, according to re ports from Fulton precinct. If the present growth of crops con tinues in that district, harvest of the barley crop will take place in June The ground Is filled with water, the stand of grain Is heavy and shields the ground from the sun, so tho con dition Is tho best that could be de sired. Observant farmers notice that tho crops In tho Fulton district are grad ually becomlug better each year, J , from some unaccountable reaaon. : Formerly .parts of Fulton precinct were known as the "short wheat" district, and year after year mauy of I the crops would not grow high i enough to ho cut. Hut of late years, There are OS species of mosquitoes "wing to the continued cultivation classified in tho United States. " Increase or winter moisture, The republican territorial conven-' cro8 f'"t0 ru beUor; , lion of Hawaii has Instructed for! One thing that is noticed more ltLusavelt ! "ia" over ls ,llat "10 wheat straw Tho last semi-annual dividend of '"' s plowed, under in the fall of the Anaconda Copper Company was I the year Is now rot en. this being duo rn nor n.wt M tllc Increased winter moisture. As J. ,., , P this straw rots In tho ground. It en- ine muuu aucuriin.-s t,u uiuuy . i ,,.,. ,., ,., ,vi,i, ia ,,, 'I for better crops on land that was for merly considered unsafe for n wheat GENERAL NEWS. HOTEL ARRIVAL8. Hotel Pendleton. W. E. Lagcn, Seattle. Charles A. Green, San Francisco. J. C. Llndsoy, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. King. Portland. John A. Hunter, New York. J. C. Rvordlng. San Francisco. F. S. Dodson, Boston. A. F. Carlor, San Francisco. H. U. Catton, Walla Walla. Alia Cavanaugh, Walla Walla. Fred O'Malley, Spokane. W. H. Haroll, Chicago. Mrs. W. J. Morgan, Walla Walla. Carrie Nation Catton, Walla, AValla 0. W. Hunt, Portland. F. A. John, Portland. J. W. Hallgarth, Portland. E. P. Homeyor, Seattle. Mrs. M. C. Morris, Spokane. A. Shultz, Spokane. J. F. Stover, Wnlla Walla. Frank Ward, Portland. E. H. Clarke, city. It. A. Seeds, Spokane. Edward Cloldon, Spokane. ' Harry Marey, Spokane. I W. B, Whltloy, Seattle. W. II. Well, Portland. J. H. Kloeckner. V. Stadeckor, St. Paul. O. L. Wndinger, city. F. H. Calderhead, Walla Wala. .1. P. Holloman, Walla Wala. Fred Rover, Walla Walla. John Skagland, Walla Walla. E. C. Klanbcr, Chicago. A. T. Cetwood, linker City. F. B. Hlngon, Poise. Walter F. Nellsch. San Francisco. A. K. Orant, Portland. W, L .Hashrouck. Miss Bessie Felbaum. Mrs. Stearns. H. W. Mondenhall. T. C. F. Smith. J. Gurmor. Portland. FREE FOR ONE WEEK tr-i tr thu Mot,' and Bovs' Suits. Stispenders Free with t. Petticoats Free with Ladles' Salts. Belts Free with Skirts. Ribbons with Shirt Waists, nose rrce wau ohum . mip Saturday Specials 5 yards Muslin for 19c 5 yard3 colored Outing Flannel, 10c grade, for 39c 5 Yards 84 Bleached heavy Sheeting for 99C 3 yards 94 Bleached heavy Sheeting, for $1.20 5 yards double-fold zephyr Gingham, for ,v 39c 6 yards Calico any pattern In the house, for 25c 4 yards Crystal Cord Silk Waist Patterns $1.75 New York, has failed. Liabilities J9CC.600: assets. $.'12,000. Red Lodge. .Mont., have gone to work ; D'ring tho hard times in Umatilla ponding negotiations suggested by countyi back In 1893-94 a "deadline" H. J. Horn, general manager of tho wng (lnuvn through the couty uy the Northern Pacific. 1 banks and money lenders, beyond Tl p referendum vote of the Htho-. which no money would be loaned on g'ltphers of tho United States and wi,oat aniy Canada indicates that the strike will 1 0wIl)R , t)n extreme aridity of soon come to an end, practically on arts of Kuiton precinct, this line tne employers terms. wns ,irawn on the dlvld After years of maneuvering, tne Wabash railroad has finally accom plished a terminal at Pittsburg, Pa., and will be running regular trains into and out of that place by June 19. The first motion to quash the in dictment against an alleged boodlcr in the Kansas City. Kan., city conn- ivoness cil. has been sustained. Nine other. Indictments are expected to go the same way. , A man hold up a saloon at Berke ley. Cal. The men all complied with his orders, hut tho saloonkeeper's wife, 70 years old, tried to get hold of n pistol. The robber shot and mortally wounded her and made his escape. President Smith, of tho Jlormpn church, has flunked In his enthusia asm for "the whole truth" since his return to Salt Lake and refuses to uso his influence to induce Morman witnesses to appear before tho Smoot investigation committee. aiding 'lino be tween Union and Fulton precincts, aim It was sacredly observed by all the money lenders for soveral years Gradually times became better, crops ;n the dry region became more and more certain, until now there Is no ileii'lllne anywhere In the county, and vhent hind Is increasing in product- FIRST TRAIN FROM EAST. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. ' . . The Sherman county democratic platform indorsed the portage road In emphatic terms. The official call has been Issued for tho American Mining Congress to be held in Portland, Auugst 22-27. The Hood River strawberry crop is estimated at 150.000 crates this year, or 50 per cent more than last year. The Canadian Pacific is troubled with washouts and high water tho same as the roads In the United States. Incendiary fires destroyed two houses In Eugene. Tuesday. Rob hers were arrested looting tho houses while burning. Max Shlllock. ox-secretary of tho Portland Hoard of Trade, has been made an ofllce deputy by Sheriff Storey, of Portland. Seattle mining men Interested In Alctka, estimate that tho gold out put of that territory will amount to over $10,000,000 this year. Frankle Woolrldge, a colored wo man of tho tenderloin at Portland, was sentenced to two years for per ftiry in rambling oases, Tuesday, The run of salmon In the Columbia is lighter this year than for many years before. High water In tho Co lumbia always means a light run of salmon. Morrison street bridge, Portland, is barred to pedestrians and vehicles and only street cars can pass during tho repairs to tho bridge, Tho closed period will last eight months, A suit Involving tho ownership of ?G,000,000 worth of Baker county mining stock, the actual value of which Is about $10,000, has been hegun In tho courts of Portland, Brought In a Mob of Passengers Who Have Been Hung Up at Burnt River. The first train from tho East that has passed the Burnt river break, reached here this morning with a load of passengers that swamped all of the hotels In town. The Pendle ton filled up and had to turn people away, while the St. George had every room In the house filled alhiost be fore tho train had whistled In. Tho Bickers was crowded and as a result the lodging house keepers were routed out of bed to place their spare rooms nt the disposal of those who had to wait while their trains came in or went out. Tho now trains are carrying add ed cars that have been tied up at tho break, and it will be a day or so ho- I fore the kinks aro all taken out of tho system. Robbed the Grave. A startling Incident is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol lows: "I was In an awful condition. .My skin was nlmost yellow, oyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continu ally In back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given mo up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bit ters; to my great joy tho first bottle made a decided Improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well mnn. I know they robbed tho grave of another victim." No ono should fall to try them. Only 50 cents. Guaranteed at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Wheat Lands. Cltv Property, Fifty FOR SALE. residences. 150 vacant lots, .business openings, hotels, feed yard, iUvory stable, stock ranches, wneat Hands and nil kinds of real ostato. E. T. WADE & SON, K. O. Bldg. 'Phono. Black 1111. P. O. box, 324., Pendloton, Oregon. PREACHING AT HELIX. Baptist Minister From Pendleton Will Hold Services Every Two Weeks. Arrangements have been made by which Rov. G. L. Hall, pastor of tho Baptist church In this city will hold regular services at tho Baptist church at Helix, every two weeks, beginning next Thursday. The congregation at Helix has not -iijoycd a regular service for some time and hope to be able to hold meetings under this arrangement with rtov. Hall, until a regular min ister can he secured. Tho church Is In a nourishing condition and hopes to have a regular pastor with in a year or so at least. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is nt least one dread ed disease tlmt xcleoce baa been able to euro lu nil Its stuuea, and that ia Ca tarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the meillrul fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional -,reat-ment. Ilall'a Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, acting directly on the blood rnd mucous surfaces of Die system, thereby destroying tlio foundation of the (llseuso, and giving the patient strength by build ing up the constitution and assisting na ture In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case thnt It falls to cure. Hend for list 67 testimonials. Address! j c,mNI.y & C0-i ToleJ0 O. DaI.i t.u nrnrmtut. nrlro 7fie. Take Hall's Family I'llls for constipa tion, Kenneth Bokor, aged 14, was drowned In a slough near Hood River, Tuesday. THE FHIR Agents McCall's Patterns Mill Hotel St. George. A. K. Williams, Portland. J. H. Alexander. I.a Grande. Mrs. It. Burns and niece, Walla Wnlla. D. Franklin, Portland. W. S. Goodman, Hudson Bay. Emma S. Sandt, Freowater. Laura Nixon, Freowater. Wm. O. Bishop, Walla Walla. N. B. Whltloy. Seattle. W. Harnoy Wells, Portland. G. X. Smith, Portland. A. H. Hayes, Spokane. William Dunn, Portland. J. E. Sutton, Olympla. Miss Efllo King, Danville. It. Buyham, Walla Walla. Albert A. Plller. . Boston. C. V. Balrd, Boise. C. HIemcnchnieiter, Mllwatikio. William Sullivan, Portland. F. L. Palmer, St. Paul. S. It. Calderhead, Walla Walla. J. A. Allison, Portland. F. J. Gardner, Portland. S. D. Morris, La Grande. J. F. Falps, Walla Walla. H. Connell, Umatilla. J. D. Hnnan, San Francisco. J. M. Stephenson, St. John. G. H. Cavanaugh, San Francisco. Thomas J. Florin, Spokane. S. I). Vincent. Chicago. G. E. Stnrgis, Boston. G. W. nuckman, Boston. O. Wlllard, Spokane. 11. Smith Walloy, Pocatello. F. J. Hutchinson, San Francisco. Ebon Momer. San Francisco. Henry Hertfeld, San Francisco. Daniel Gallagher. Boise. V. Ofllcer, John Day. Hrs. E. Luce, John Day. E. B. Nelson, John Day. C. E. Gibson, Moscow. H. W. Mondenhall, -ansas Cfty, Walter Gulgren, Iron Hlver. Morris Hunter, Iron River. riotei Bickers. Lon Patton. Pilot Hock. S. L. Kennard, Hooperton, Mrs. L. Kennard, Hooperton. J. W. Pelsford, Heppner, J. N. Hemphill, Pilot Hock. A. D. Salisbury, Ana Ann. Mrs. D, Salisbury, Ana Ann. L. E. Huklll, Starbuck. J. II. Roddy, Starbuck. H. P. Tuel, Echo, W. E. Woods, W.eston. S. E. Putman, Chicago. W. H. Norton, Chicago. Harry Brand, Seattle, Fred Parr and wife. Agency. Miss Edna Ripper, Echo. W. E. Johnson, Spokane. E. H. Hunt, Wnlla Walla. Mrs. Y. Latham, Sumpter. S. Bayles, New York. Peter Lewis. Portland. C. V. Danlell, city. Notice to Contractors. On and before April 28th, the ex ecutivo board of tho Eastern Oregon State Normal School will receive sealed bids for grading Normal school grounds and laying concrete, walk. Plans and specifications may be seen at tho Normal School building, Weston, Oregon, Tho executive board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ad dress H. Alexander, chairman exec utive board, Pendleton, Oregon. Pendleton, April 18, 1904. iHOLT BROS.i $ 1 I Side Hill Combined 1 Harvester f i ? The latest Improved two-wheel, side-hill combined harvestor has t proven a boon to wheat raisers. It ls 'ho most successful, most X economical and easiest machine to operate ever built. 2 These harvesters have been given abundant trials right hero nt a. 1 home and all users aro highly pleased. Nnuo have been dissatisfied 2 and nil aro high In their praise. Tho Holt slde-hlll harvestor on u Hide hill is able to stick to T tho side of tho hill, while tho header will slip down the hill. Tho T main wheels nro vertical, which braces tho machine to tho side $ hills. It works equally adapted to level land. J Tho Holt harvesters aro Bold exclusively In this section by E. L. SMITH I 28 Court Street, Pendleton, Oregon f $ All extras for Holt machines on hand. J I REAL ESTJ SOME GOOD PROPERTY Tl $4,750 Iirgo corner lot nil tho finest residences In J Eastern exposure. Only til men wuik irom the Terms If desired. $2,600 Two lots and good! mum iiuuse in penect d thren blnrtm frnm rant! I city. You can dispose oil J $800 Two lots with good! nouse. urounu cnoueh keep some chickens and til good garden, Easy wallj taucc. A line little bom I too low a p. Ice. We have two or three tut for sale cheap and on easy 1 Cliolc2 vacant lots In tit I which wo will loan you uJ build. BOYD & TURNS Successors to K. D. Eci Insurance, Real Estate, I 111 Court Street HELP FOR THE SICK The marvelous secret of life at last discovered. The most wonder ful discovery of tho age, tho latest system of applying Oxygen and Electricity for Curing Diseases Kn ilrucs. medicine or doctor: you treat yourself. The acme of per fect home treatment. Thousands aro quickly cured of every known dis ease, from whom I havo letters that can bo seen nt my office. PROF. SHADDUCK, ELECTRO THERAPEUTIST Nqw spring shirts, Tho Boston. The Columbia Lodging House Well ventilated, neat and com fortnblo rooms, good beds. Bar In connection, wlioro best goods aro served. Main street, center ot block, botwecn Alta and Wobb streets. F. X. SCHEMPP Proprtetor Ami TXnatorn rftnraflpnt nt I vo for the ELECTRIKURE CO.. of New York, and the JUDD ELECTRIC CO., of Do trolt, Michigan. Patentees and solo manufacturers of tho Electrlkure, tho Oxelic and Judos body batteries, and other appliances. Remember theso batteries and his system of applying olectrlclty are different Uom all others. Ho Is located nt tho Palace, C27 Main street, and will give treat ments. Also will furnish you with tho battery that you need for your disease and teach you how to uso It properly. Whon his patients leave him they havo moro knowledge how to treat with electricity than ulno out of ton that aro practicing with It to day. Theso batteries nro endorsed by tho leading medlcnl and scientific men, both of this country and Eur opo. Hundreds aro sold annually to tho British Marine hospital lu Bom bay, India. Thoy aro recommended by many woll known physicians of Oregon, Wiiulilnirtrin nnd Idaho. SPECIAL NOTICE: All of our batteries aro guaranteed to work irMtinriv nnd will bo kept in good working orders, free of any charge except postage to and from our of fice This Is moro thnn any other makers will do. I Treat All Diseases. nn nnt hnnltnta to write or call bo cause some ono told you that your dlseaso is Incurable. Every organ in tho body is a perfect machine and will wnrlt norfectlV If it is supplied with tho proper force from tho nerves, nnd sufficient nourishment from tho blood. I havo learned how to supply this norvo forco and blood nourishment. This Is why I can euro whore others fall. For proofs of cures in your city call at parlors z anu a, rataco room 1,... l.niian Main strbat. Consul tatlon freo. If unable to call write me, plainly giving your (symptoms In full. Address PROF. F. F. SHADDUCK, Pendleton, Oregon THE FAMOUS SHUMATE DOLLArt RAZOR. iio.H uilth enthuslnstlo satlsfac tion throuohout the civilized world. A useful and n ndsome book which tells how to shave comfortably, sent for the asking. R. R. Lewis, Distrib utor, Echo, Or, $1.00 postpaid. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPE Bear this in mind rial need poultry and stock r.i nnd ask for the lateral Poultry and Stock Tool 1 Kow Kura for your coi I bles. C. F. Colesworl 127-129 East AlUttl Agent for Lee's Lice Ki All persons knoiial themselves to be ll debted to me wlfl and settle their counts as I need money. Conrad Platzo Meat Mafktt C0AI Let us till yow bin with ROCKSP t-, :.! a tht I 1 ..-nnnmiCM We are prepared tol tract with you ' I winter's supply- 1 liver coal or wuu" part of the city. Laatz Bri Main Street HORSI FOR Si will scl or traae; ieti of young horses 01 ",1 For naviculars see II...,,.. Or. CANTVS PABL, Open day and nig- M Pool, Shooting 1 0 1 ln0 Alleys, Thr0 J - very" 1 Good mum - Hu Under w. - k0 contalulng over W , I obtained fur - I tfUHsfisfissffisfi