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I PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1904. EIGHT PAGES. Our Surpassing Soda ! Tin- soda water drawn at our fountain surpasses In absolute purity. In perfect cleanliness, In dainty appetizing service, In J perfection of flavors. We go the limit In making J every drink as nearly perfect as It is possible to make it. We spare neither time, trou , ble or expense. There are many good reasons 5 why you should drlrtk all of your soda water here and for J the fact that there Ik some- thing about each drink that makes it taste different from other soda. ! "GET THE HABIT." BuuNDTObETHOM E STILLMAN WOULDN'T STAY WATERBOUND. From Huntington to Pendleton Via Ogden, Sacramento and Portland Seven Days Continuous Traveling Has Brought Suit to Recover Money Paid Out for Victoria Island Purchase. HOTEL ARRIVALS. i.. A D. Stlllman returned yesterday from an extended trip to California and Denver. On this trip Mr Still J J man had quite an experience In the' e' y' jutid traveling line. H". D. Chas Hotel Pendleton, U Cooper, Portland, C. Fralley. Portland. Frank Lee, Portland. A. H. Blacka, Hoston. I Strauss, San Francisco. F. P. Sutherland, Montana. A. G. Perry, Montana. Mrs. Evens, Vancouver. J. C. Ltndsey. Portland. E. H. Burke. Portland. Stnshelmer, Portland. M. Nevlns, Seattle. W. Dreyer, Tacoma. n. Gertzof, Chicago. H. Ankey, city. P. Hedges, San Francisco. B. Prael. San Francisco. H. A. Coyle. Hood River. H. M. Patton, Spokane. F. P. Kirkland, Joseph. FREE FOR ONE WEEK Hats Free with Men's and Boys' Setts. Suspenders Free with Petticoats Free with Ladies' Salts. Belts Free with Skirts. Ribbons Fret with Shirt Waists. Hose Free with Shoes. Sunbonnets Free with Wrapp, Saturday Specials 5 yards Muslin for 19c 5 yards colored Outing Flannel, 10c grade, for 39c 5 Yards 8-4 Bleached heavy Sheeting for 99c 5 yards 9-4 Bleached heavy Sheeting, for $150 5 yards double-fold zephyr Gingham, for 39c 5 yards Calico any pattern In the house, for 25c 4 yards Crystal Cord Silk Waist Patterns $1.75 F. W. SCHMIDT DRUGGIST POSTOFFICE BLOCK. GENERAL NEWS. He loft here some time ago for California on private business and went from there to Denver on busi ness connected with the Woodmen of the World. Having finished In Denver he starteo home over the Oiegon Short Line and reached Hun tlngton the day after the washout Not being able to reach home from that end of the line he went back to Ogden and around over the southern route by way of Sacramento and San Francisco, from there to Portland, and from there home. He was on thr cars continuously from last Thursday : until this morning. While in California Mr. Stlllrn- tiled suit In the superior court seek I ing to recover the payment of notes lowing to Walter M. Pierce as the purchaser of Victoria Island, and John Herd, irtual e defendant. The plaintiff alleges that the ofd Mill HflllSA U'limnn'c Plnli n uufv. lv liunovnlnnt nrrnnlrnllnn In r-h 1-n ' nmtllint itlg tO S20,n")ll go. is to have a $20,000 headquarters 1 who wa,s ?l ?no jlme the , virt"a building, as a gift from Mrs. Joseph wnerf the lsland- ls namert n8 th Tllton Howen. J. S;-onm Is establishing a ' C()m v former)y ownlllg the lslam, coaling s atlon for a fuel supply for is inso,vent and that all of the prop- Vi ..?. V , 1 , Yf , - erty which they possess is mort- Aleutian Archipelago, latitude o2 af.ed or otherwise encumbered for jiorth. longitude 1,. cast. ,ts fu valuf!i am, he avers tnat If The University of Chicago has sue- the notes which ho holds are not re-1 ceeded in evicting the last saloon deemed in the manner suggested, he! irom any property owned by It. The ; will not be able to get payment. He last was in the Securities building. ; therefore asks for judgment In the Chicago, and left the premises last ' amount named, and for a final ac- week. , counting between the parties. Taking advantage of Russia's pre- occupation elsewhere. England Is ONE ON CUNNINGHAM. conducting a vigorous campaign in , Tibet from the south, finding hut Irate Herder Takes Snap Judgment little opjiosition. and that from Tibet- A. ... ans on)v , on the "Sheep King." E. L. Hammer and S. J. Warren1 Sheepherders are notoriously quick nre under arrest In Chicago for so-1 to shoot and the sheepmen have liciting and collecting without auth- ard times in handling many of them ority So.nnO for the Chicago Repuiiil-1 when sHsht difference arises, can Marching Club. They are profes-! Their lonely life makes them erratic sional "con" men. ' am' often they are dangerous to Robert Nicholson, boatswain's mate ' " tJl illustrative of the way he handles his men when he is called upon. , About a week ago Cunningham had Home difficulty with one of his men who stated that he would quit and his of the gunboat PefrW. suicided by shooting at San Francisco, rather than face a charge of bringing liquor onto the ship. He had an excellent record of 24 years In the navy. Turf regulations this year are as , jt suddenly and demanded nevereiy rigid against me use or io- wages on the spot. bacco and intoxicants by jockeys as Cunningham told him that he ring rules for many years have been would have to wait until he could in relation to their use by men train- get another man to take charge of ing for boxing and wrestling the hand he was tending, but the I matches. j tierder would not see It that way. He . drew a big gun on the "sheep king." , PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS, 'looked along the barrel with one eye! shut and stated that If the man of W. G. Stark, the pioneer florist of many fleeces did not put up the cash ! Portland, died Thursday night, after "pronto" that he would have his a long Illness, aged tin. brains blown all over ihe range. Carl Hudson, of Cornelius, was. Cunningham has a way of drop-, thrown from a cart and killed while IlnB lmo the brogue when he Is out; driving Thursdav afternoon. i"f llls ordinary calm, and he came to, I me cuni'iiiHiuu uiui mis was hu uwitr Chase. Portland. C. A. Rlnker, Portland. Fred Fischer, Spokane. J. M. Ferris, Tacoma. R. M. Gahey. Walla Walla. Thomas A. Purdy, Portland. George Dove, Portland. R. F. Morgan and wife. Harrison. Miss Murphy. Harrison. John Thomas, Baker City. Julius Bacharaeh. San Francisco F. W. Caston, Tacoma. H. Onegg. San Francisco. O. M. Butcher. Walla Walla Al NIehergall, San Francisco. Harry Reece. R. C. Mays. Elgin. George King, San Francisco. Hotel St. George. A. E. King. Portland .1. W. Baylor. Boise. P. H. Miller, Baker City George Neede. Baker City. J. E. Davis. Portland. B. L. Haywood, San Francisco. H. N. Nelson. Seattle. M. T. O'Connor. Tacoma Jesse Berkley. Tacoma. Will M. Peterson. Athena. A. O. Trudell. Senttle. 0. F. Hudge, New York. R. Burns, Walla Walla. R. R. Hatfield, Kansas City. Charles E. Daly, Newark. S. Einstein. Cincinnati. Mike Jacobs. Cincinnati. C. J. Jennings. St. Louis. F. J. Vandersllce. San Francisco. C. J. Kauffman. Portland. R. A. Hamilton. Medlamon. George A. Davis. Spokane. C. A. Large, Leadvllle. J. J. Burns. Portland. W. P. Read. Connell. M. DeWltt. Tekoa. Henry Spruck. .enatchee. H. D. Darllu. Green River. J. F. Burgess. San Francisco. L. D. Simmons. Portland. notei Bickers, J. G. Hubbard, .McKay. C. J. Fraker, McKay. G. M. Vanlandlngham, Baker City. Carl Cooley, Pendleton. Lee. Teutsch, city. Parry T. Hager and wife, Omaha. A. E. Vanderante. Union. G. W. Proebstel. Weston. A. Y. Alexander. Spokane. G. B. Lee, Spokane. H. N. Holoorson, Baker City. 1. W. Davis, Walla Walla. Mrs. W. Davis, Walla Walla. S. Oversby, Seattle. Mrs. S. Oversby, Seattle. H. V. Gemard. Sellsh. W. H. Catherman. Umatilla. J. W. Proctor. Heppner. J. C Rhyne. Oklahoma City. V. W. Norton. Chicago. S. E. Putman. Chicago. Harry Brand. Seattle. THE FHIR Agents McCaH's Patterns M M-H-H H M H 4"H"fr "H-H I 1 I I 1 '1 I I I I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I 1 !" I t t HOLT BROS. Side Hill Combined Harvester Mayor i3alltnger. of Seattle, has asked for 25 more policemen for that to talk English. He held up his hands In a soothing way and began A Thounhtful Man. M. M. Austin of Winchester. Ind.. city, the present force being but 83. j ' Vn.L iHsh h ' " knew what to do In the hour of need. The steamship Corwin will leave -git yes down, me man." he said fIls wife "ad such an unusual case Seattle for Nome on May 12. this to , prsuaslvely. "sit yez down on the f stomach and liver trouble, phyal- be the first ship to start north this ' -i-round while f talk If ye'll be clans could not help hor. He thought year. caum m ,hraw yez a check." Then of. and tried Dr. King's New Life Michael Rels. a laborer, was kill-, he turned to one of his men. "Hitch Wis. nd she got relief at once and ed by a robber on a Northern Pad-1 up the tame." he said, "hitch up 's finally cured. Only 25c at Tall- fic train near Columbus, Mont., lhe tame, while I bring the glntleman mnn & -'K btub st re. Thursday. The robber escaped. to town t' th' bank." A Portugese tramp believed to be! Cunningham Is still alive and tin implicated in the Southern Pacific ! punctured. hold-up. in which Messenger O'Neill ' ' was murdered, has been captured at , Robbed the Grave. Ashland, i A startling incident Is narrated by school grounds and laying concrete Andrew Sorenson. a laborer, has 'John Oliver of Philadelphia, as to!- waik. sued the Oregon Water Power Com-lows: "I was In an awful condition. Plans and specifications may be pany, of Portland, for $25,000 for the My skin was almost yellow, eyes seen at the Normal School bulldini, loss of a leg while In the employ of sunken, tongue coated, pain continu- Weston, Oregon. the company. I ally in back and sides, no appetite. The executive board reserves the A crippled man attempted suicide ' growing weaker day by day. Three right to reject any or all bids. Ad In Albina, Thursday, expressing his 1 physicians had given me up. Then dress R. Alexander, chairman exec desire to be out of his misery. He I was advised to use Electric Bit- utlve board, Pendleton, Oregon, has but one leg and Is unable toters; to my great joy the first bottle Pendleton, April 18, 1904. make a living without begging. The Salvation Army in Portland ,v, "'" 'c they robbed the grave of another, Mz-w-o. A ffonNra purpose of gathering up all the waste , Ka Bhmlld fa ,rv'VlOre AttFaCtlVe Notice to Contractors. 1 On and before April 28th. the ex ecutive board of the Eastern Oregon State Normal School will receive sealed bids for grading Normal made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, Vl-w HocCPrf and am now a well man. I know 1 L Passenger and freight rates be tween Portland and Tillamook have been restored to the old prices pre. vailing before the rate war. Fare is $5 and freight rates 5 per ton again These prices were reduced by half during the war. REVENUE FROM INDIANS. i- . i- . i . i . ......... - paper m rm, w.cu win ue 0n, c0 cent8 Guaranteed baled and sold to the paper mills. Ja( rg, Co.. drilB 8tore. .Tnsenh I.. Ttarber. nf Portland; R. i K. Obertueffer. of Mt. Tabor, and' Frank P. Gown, of Burns, are trying for the appointment as midshipman in the United States navy. In a civil service examination at Portland this week. Why u gelatine and ajwt'id hours noukiug, wcotening, flavoring utl coloring when The latest Improved two-wheel, side-hill combined harvester has proven a boon to wheat raisers. It Is he most successful, most economical and easiest machine to operate ever built. These harvesters have been given abundant trials right here at home and all users are highly, pleased. None have been dissatisfied and all are high in their praise. The Holt side-hill harvester on a side hill is able to stick to the side of the hill, while the header will slip down the hill. The main wheels are vertical, which braces the machine to the side hills. It works equally adapted to level land. The Holt harvesters are sold exclusively in this section by E. L. SMITH 2X8 Coart Street, Pendleton, Oregon All extras for Holt machines on hand. 4-4-H1 t Ht I M I-n-M H I I I I I i ri ri"I"l-rI4-4HHZ"H-l l ! REAL ESTATE irtMP ftnnn ddodcbtu . iness property, very close la improved. ?i,ooo will handle t $4,000 160 acres bottom land r !2n ncnR prn? tiff lon.l i i... household furniture, 50 head tin Kfimp hnr-c r.ltlnbnni. , u nine money win taKe this, ance on long time. ,duu i wo lots anu good set room hmisp In nprfw nun u UU.CH uuc irees. A three blocks from the center of city, l ou can dispose of tht ennt lot for $1,000. Several quarter sections rwneai lana. itanrnes with good I provements. i ni . . ! . , . . . . i ,. uuuice vucuui wis iu me cut c tl'llin,, II., ,1111 innn I'm, m ,, .... .... ..... , uu juu 1UU11CJ U build. BOYD & TURNER Successors to E D Boyd. Insurance, Real Estate, Loam- 111 Court Street Pendlta HELP FOR THE SICK The marvelous secret of life at last discovered. The most wonder ful discovery' of the age, the latest system of applying Oxygen and Electricity for Curing Diseases No drugs, medicine or doctor; you treat yourself. The acme ot per fect home treatment. Thousands are quickly cured of every known dis ease, from whom I have letters that can be seen at my office, PROF. SHADDUCK, ELECTRO THERAPEUTIST Wheat Lands. Cltv Property, FOR SALE. Fifty residences, 1C0 vacant lots, business openings, hotels, feed yard, livery stable, stock ranches, wheat lands and all kinds of real estate. E. T. WADE & SON, E. O. Bldg. 'Phono. Black 1111. P. O. box, 324., Pendleton, Oregon. One Hundred Fifty Drunks and Dis- BB orderlies in the Past Year. pnxluc.-H tatter n-milts iu two minutes? The Indians are a prolific source ETurything in the jmckuge. Bimply add hot of Income to the city In the way of water and to cool . ItMperfectlon. -Asur. nm.s The lirnv.. Han h r-reat desire ptuetothe himiewiff. ho truuble, less ex. fines. The bra e has a great desire Xrv it tiwlay. In Four Fruit PI, for whisky, and generally winds up 0ran strawberry, Hasp. In the city jail after he has had a ,m. Atrocew, 10c. few smiles. He pays his fine the next morning and goes his way until the headache Is passed, when he comes Into town and makes another contribution. The records at the recorder's of fice show that during the past year about 150 Indians have been arrest ed for being drunk and dlsnrderly In town. Out of that number 95 have paid their fines, bringing Into the city the sum of $353.25, whjle 51 have surved Jail sentences, and two have beon discharged. During the fall months. Just after the harvest, when all of the Indian land owners have been paid their rent, the city reaps Its greatest har vest and In the months of April and May the fewest number visit at the olty Jail. The grandstand fell at Paterson, N. J carrying down tho spectators of the first baseball game of tho sea son. Thirty persons were more or. loss Injured. . ' O SPICES, o COFFEE,TEA, BAKING POWDER, FLAVORING EXTRACTS AbselurePuriry, Finest Flavor, GreateitSrrenJIh.Rsasonbkfricei CL05SET&DEVER5 PORTLAND, OREGON. And Western representative for the ELECTIUKURE CO.. of New York, and the JUDD ELECTRIC CO., of De troit, Michigan. Patentees and sole manufacturers of the Electrlkure, the Oxellc and Judo s body batteries, and other appliances. Remember these batteries and his syBiem of applying electricity are different from all others. He Is located at the Palace, 627 Main street, and will give treat ments. Also will furnish you with the battery that you noed for your disease and teach you how to use It properly. ' When bis patients leave him they have more knowledge how to treat with electricity than nine out of ton that are practicing with It to day. These batteries are endorsed by the leading medical and scientific men, both of this country and Eur ope. Hundreds are sold annually to tho British Marino hospital In Bom bay, India. They are recommended by many well known physicians of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. SPECIAL NOTICE: All of our batteries are guaranteed to work properly, and will be kept In good working orders, free of any charge ecept postage to and from our or flee. This Is more than any other makers will do. I Treat All Diseases. Do not hesitate to write or call be cause some oue told you that your disease ls Incurable. Every organ In the body Is a perfect machine and will work perfectly If It Is supplied with tho proper force from the nerves, and sufficient nourishment from tho blood. I have learned how 'to supply this nerve force and blood nourishment. This Is why I can cure where others fall. For proofs ot cures in your city call at parlors 2 and 3, Palace room ing house, C27 Main street. Consul tation free. If unable to call write me. plainly giving your symptoms In full. Address PROF. F, F. SHADDUCK, Pendleton, Oregon. THE FAMOUS SHUMATE DOLLArt RAZOR. Used with enthusiastic satisfac tion throughout the civilized world. A useful and n ndsome book which tells how to Shave cor.ifortably, sent for the asking. R. R. Lewis, Dlstrlb' utor, Echo, Or. $1.00 postpaid. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this in mind when jm need poultry and stock supplte and ask for tbe Intematlonil Poultry and Stock Food. Cm Kow Kure for your cow trou bles. C. F. Colesworthy 127-129 East Alta St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer. J. L. VAUGHN Electrician i Prompt attention given oi n ( work executed properly ( HlMflal Cunnllat of all klQdl ' OFFICE 12t WEST C0UEISI. J (Tribune Bulldlnj) J COAL Let us till your bin with . ROCK SPRING COAL Recognized as the best and most economical 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. Main Street Near Depot HORSES FOR SALE One 2-year-old Percheron stl'l will sel or iraae; aisu ,,v of young horses of Percheron i For particulars Bee Pendleton, Or. CANTY'S PARLORS OF AMUSEMENT Open day and night. BlIlM'' Pool, Shooting Gallery, J"' Ing Alleys, Throwing Rae. Good music every evening BASEMENT, CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STREETS. Under W. & C R. DPot' Walters' Flouring Capacity, 160 barrels M Flour exchanged for wne Feed. win ved. Chopped 3tc, always on hand.