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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLET.ON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1904.
TEN PAQEs,
"The
Best, Soda
in Town
99
Ask anybody, mnn, woman
or chilli, who has tbo best soda
In town. Thoy will tell yon
Schmidt's. Ask anybody whoso
Ice cream 1b best. Yon will got
tho same nnswor. Look for
tho mosf crowded fountain in
the city and yon will find thnt
tho sign above the door Is
F. W. SCHMIDT
DRUGGIST.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
GENERAL NEWS.
Private Joseph Chaltre was killed
In target practice at Fort Riley, Kan.,
Friday.
The output of pig Iron In tho
United States for April was 1,533.000
tons, and for March 1.447.0G5 tons.
David Ovornioler, a democratic
delegate at large from Kansas, will
support Nelson A. Miles for, presi
dent. Judge George Gray, of Philadel
phia, has been chosen president of
the National Civic Federation, In
place of the late Senator Hanna.
Rudolph Ueyers, n former pollce
mnn of New York, now serving n
term in prison for taking money from
police candidates, has made a con
fession Involving 20 prominent poli
ticians In election corruption.
Rev. J. I). Cranfield shot twice at
Rev. S. L. Hayden on a trnln at Tex'
arknna Texas. Friday. They wore
both on route to the Southern Rap'
tlst convention at Nashville. Neither
shot hit. They had quarreled over
baptism.
The Hearst men in tho District of
Columbia democratic convention,
bolted Friday and held a rump con
vention from which six delegates
were elected' to St. Louis, Instructed
for Hearst. Tho regular delegates
are uninstructed.
The C-'year-old daughter of Joseph
Cuhtll, of New York, who has been
missluc since May 2. was found
lodged in a large chimney at her
home. She had fallen into tne emm
ney while nt play. It was thought
she was kidnapped.
To prevent Russian mail for Man--churia
from the United States, from
falling intg the hands of Japan, by
being sent from San Francisco, an
order has been Issued to send It to
the New York office and ship It by
-way or tho Atlantic to Russia and
thence to Manchuria.
The CHURCHES
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
There were but 21.G01 names regis
tered in Portland Friday night, when
tho total registration Is expected to
be 23.000.
Ira King, a Baker county miner,
dangerously carved Walter Osborn
In a drunken row at .Raker City Fri
day morning.
G. A. Love, of Portland, a saloon
keeper, was fined $10 for selling beer
to boys Friday. Ho will now roport
others who do the snme thing.
An unknown man was caught in an
eddyiRin Snake river and drowned,
near Huntington. Friday, while try
ing to cross tho river In a small
boat.
Mrs. Frank Trites, who was accus
ed of murdering her husband at
Hutte, last Monday, has been exon
erated. Tho deed was ptiroly acci
dental. Governor Chamberlain says tho
state will not interfere in tho Lako
county stock and range war until
local authorities are unable to settle
tho dlnicultios.
W. P. .Murphy, aged 28, was found
dead in the woods near Birch Bay,
Wash,. Friday. Ho had been mUs
ing ft week before his body was
found. Death was duo to natural
causes.
Sheriff Sexton, of Wasco county,
i. aairornl mnn searching for tho
bodies of the Neablt women on the
claim of Norman Williams, wno is
now on trial nt The Dalles for thoir
murdor.
THREE BIG BARGAINS
In
Suburban Property.
Four acres, good orchard and
house $2,250
Six acres, with good house, 400
bearing trult trees; alfalfa,
and chicken yard. Indepen
dent water systom. Torma. . .55,500
Eight acres, good house and
barn; 100 bearing fruit trees.
Irrigated 92,250
E. T. WADE & SON.
First Christian Church Sunday
school, 9:ir; preaching. 11 a. m.j
Christian Endenvor, 7 p. ni.; 8
o'clock, mnss meeting of all tho
churches In town. Each pastor will
make a short speech.' Bible study,
Wednesday ovenlng. The public Is
cordially Invited to attend thoso ser
vices. N. H. Brooks, pastor.
o
Congregational Church Rev. Jon
athan Edwards has returned to tho
city from Pntnha City, Wash., where
ho conducted n 10 days' mission, Ho
will occupy tho pulpit of tho Congre
gational church Sunday morning at
11 o'clock. Sunday school nt 10 a. m.
West End Mission Sundny school,
corner West Webb and Mnplo streets
at 2:30 p. nt. This church will Join
in the union meeting nt the Christian
church In the ovenlng. J. Edwards,
pastor.
Mtehodlst Episcopal Church
Sundny school, 10 a. m., A. J. Owen,
superintendent: sermon, 11 a. m.;
clnss meeting, 12:15 p. m., Rev. G. W.
Rigby, lender. Junior League. 3 p
m.; Epworth League, G;45 p. m.
There will be no sorvico nt 8 o'clock,
as this church will Join In tho gon
oral mass meeting at the Christian
church, where all the churches will
unite their influence In mipport of
the local option issue now bofore tho
people of the state. Robert Warner,
pastor.
o
M. E. Church, South Preaching
Sundny morning at 11 o clock;
Sunday school nt 10 a. m.; Ep
worth League at 7 p. m. All are cor
dially invited to these services.
Union locnl option services nt Chris
tion church In the evening. M. "V.
Howard, pastor.
o
Baptist Church "Problems for
Patriots" will be the subject for the
Sundny morning service at 11 o'clock;
several will participate, making It In
structive. There will be no evening
service, as we will join In tho union
temperance meeting hold In the
Christian church. G. L. Hull, pastor.
o
Presbyterian Church Morning
worship nt 11, sermon, "The Glory of
God's Holiness n Necessary Concept
in tne Religious Life." Sunday school
nt 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor so
cieties: Junior, nt 3 p. m.; Interme
diate, at 4 p. m.; Senior, nt i p. m.
This church will Join for evening
worship in tho union service at tho
First Christian church. Midweek
service Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sub
ject. "A Creed Tested by its Fruits."
Bring Bibles. W. L. Van Nays, pastor-elect.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.
E. M. Rosenthal, Portland.
P. C. Holland, Portland.
0. S. Abbott, Portland.
W. II. A. T. Wallace. Portland.
H. B. Cotton, Portland.
M. B. AnniBel, Senttle.
Nellie M. Stevens, Weston.
Horbert Myors,
C. A. Barrett, Athena.
O. D. Gnlloy, Portlnnd.
W. R. Glendeuniug, Portlnnd.
George Stevens, Spokane.
W. J. Moore, Spoknno.
H. L. Moore, Spokane.
Edwnrd Golden, Portlnnd.
F. M. Bell, Portland.
Mrs. M. E. Edwnrds, Echo.
Frank Lee, San Francisco.
Charles Green, Snn Frnncisco,
E. B. Lane, Now York.
H. C. Tumor, Spoknno.
A. F. Nye, Portland.
A. Nylnnder, Portland,
The WOMEN'S CLUBS
Club Directory.
The Thursday Afternoon meets once
in two weeks, Thursdays.
The Current Literature, alternate
Fridays.
The Woman's Club meets the sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each
month.
The Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet at the nome of Mrs. Colesworthy
nn Tlinrmlnv. Mnv 19. All membors
are urged to be present nt this meet
ing. Each memuer is requeaieu lu
bring or send tho topic for her next
In order that the
year book committee may go to work
at once.
A STRONG MAN.
New York Thief Runs Away With
9,715 Pounds of Pennies.'
B. B. Hall has discovered the
strongest man In the world, probably,
by analysis. A dispatch In a recent
number of a morning paper stated
.1,,., a i,lnr In Nnw York stole 14.-
000,000 pennies and ran away with
them. Ho was overuauieu oy we
oftor n hot chase, on .account
of his progress being Impeded by the
weight of the pennies, which wu mo
patch admitted were qdlte a burden
for him, but as they wore worth $140,
000, they wero worth lugging away.,
Mr. Hall "flggered" forwards nnd
backwards, and then went over the
ground nnd "proved" that the thief
was carrying 9,715 pounds of coined
copper when be was running from
the police, who had great difficulty
in catching him.
Sees Vision of Makaroff's Death.
St. Petersburg, May 14. An Inter
esting story Is being told of the sis
ter of Admiral Makaroff, whose hair,
although sho is comparatively young,
has turned absolutely white since tho
death of her urothor on board tho
Ill-fated Petropavlovsk in tho battlo
of Port Arthur. Sho has told ac
quaintances, It Is said, that she had
two visions on the night of the ad
miral's death, when he appeared and
gave her a detailed account of tho
blowing up of tho battleship. Her
namo Is Mmo. Tabounoft. Sho Is tho
.. . nfflnni. null ropnlveS OnlV
W1UOW Ul "lliv-vi. --
a Bmnll pohslon, which Admiral Mak
aroff used to supplement.
Will Store Butter Here.
Georgo D. Goodhue, of tho Com
mercial Cream company, oi ouiem,
was In the city today on business,
nnd while hero made arrangements
for tho Haines Creamery Company to
store Its surplus butter supply with
the Pondleton Ico and Cold Storage
Company, until such times as tho
market needs tho surplus.
Made Young Apaln.
"Ono of Dr. King's Now Llfo PMb
i. .. ii.t fm. i run wnnlts has nut
mo In my 'toons' again," writes D.
H. Turnor, of Dompsoytown, Pa.
Thoy's tho best In the world for liv
er, Btomach and bowols. Puroly
vegetable. Nover grpe. Only 2Ec at
The St. George.
George H. Harvey, Jr., Donvor.
N. A, Dexter, Snn Frnncisco.
D. J. Norton, Jr., New York.
Max Michel, Now York.
George H. Boyd, New York.
J. W. Duncan, Umatilla.
MrB, Duncan, Umatilla.
F. J. Gardner, Portlnnd.
J. A. Allison, Portland.
Mrs. M. Gray, Baker City.
W. N. Maxwell, Portland.
A. C. James, San Frnncisco.
Colin V. Dyment. Walla Walla.
N. B. Krouse, Seattle.
Tom F. Smith, Portland.
C. P. Hamilton, Mongnn.
W. T. Tundorburk, Mongnn.
B. Gordon, Portland.
W. G. Harford, Portland.
Theo Gentsch, Portland.
E. T. Walsh and wife, city.
J. D. Andrews, Denver.
R. D. Underwood, Sioux City.
N. J. Savage, Portland.
F. E. Wellington, Senttle.
CLOTHING AT COST
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR CLOTHING, AND WHILE OUR SALE LASTS, YOU CAN BUY CLOTH.
ING HERE CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR STORE IS TOO CROWDED AND WE Will
SELL OUT OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR DRY GOODS AND LADIE?
FURNISHINGS. '
$15.00 Suits
$12.50 Suits
$10.00 Suits
$ 8.50 Suits
$ 4.00 Pnnts for
$ 3.00 Pants for
$ 2.50 Pants for
for $11.98
for $10.00
for
for
$ 8.00
$ 6.98
$ 3.25
$ 2.40
.$ 2.00
Boys' $9.00 Suits for
Boys' $7.50 Suits for
Boys' $6.00 Suits for
Boys' $5.00 Suits for
Boys' $3.50 Suits for
Boys' $3.00 Suits for
$ 1.50 Pants for 1-20
17.25
W.00
K75
$4.00
U75
U40
Boys Pants of all kinds at special reduction.
THIS SALE IS A BONA FIDE SALE, AND EVERY SUIT WILL BE REDUCED AS ADVERTISED
FIT OUT THE BOYS WITH NEW SUITS THIS WEEK.
The FAIR. TEe FAIR,
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY.
OHM
WALLA WALLA RACES.
The Bickers.
J. J. Adklus, Heppner.
Mrs. Adklns, Heppner.
A. Runnold, Spokane.
Charles G. Wolf, Spokane.
Mrs. McLaughlin, Gurdane.
H. G. Hnrlburt, Irrlgon.
J. Elgin, Baxter, Spokane.
C. Fnrlow, Jefferson.
G. J. McEroy, Starliuck.
Ed Cnstle, Starbuck.
W. A. Mlkesell, Echo.
John McMnster, North Yakima.
Joseph Rothlin, Pilot Rock.
George D. Goodhue, Portlnnd.
J. D. Toney, Haines.
W. S. Uken, Oregon City.
G. W. Williamson, Oak Grove.
J. H. Anderson. Hnnston.
T. J. Nuting, San Francisco.
B. W. Pierce, Crooksvllle.
W. C. Green, St. Paul.
W. G. Lund, San FranclHcn.
13.50 and J3.00 Hats for $2.00 at
Teutsch's. '
A Pill in Time
will save a serious sickness, -especially
to people subject to Bilious attacks,
Sick Headaches or who suffer from
Stomach disorders. Apill in need is a
friend indeed, and you should never
be without n box of
Beecham's
Pills
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. ami 25c
LIQUOZONE
The
Great
Germ
Destroyer
TRY A BOTTLE.
Brock & McComas
Company
SOLE AQENT8.
4 1 1 HHHWWWWWWtt
PAINTING AND
i PAPER HANGING
Wo do only good work and
at right prices.
Our facilities are unexcelled, i
We are experienced In the bus
iness, and all work rocoivos t
our personal attention.
Neatness and promptness.
No matter what vou want
in painting or paporhanglng, ! '.
we'll do tho highost grade of ; ',
work. Inuobr and outdoor '
painting.
I Wilson & CarnSne $
T Shop on Cottonwood atreot, T
A near Neagle Bros. 'Phone,
X Black 1043,
races. In nddltion to the ones al
ready hero fust horses nro coming
Good Spring Meet In Prospect for from Spokano, Portland, Everett and
the Garden City. Imany intermediate points. Tho
I management of tho enterprise Is
Tho prospects for the spring rnco,n)(),.e ti, pleased with tho outlook
meeting of tho Walla Walla County, r.,,. niost ontortninlng event.
Fair Association. Mny 25, 20, 27 and
2S, are extremely fluttering, Wnlln
Walla Is conceded by all horHomon
to have tho fastest track on tho cir
cuit, in fact, It Is even hotter than
lust year, when It turned out to bo
a mnrvol of speed. Already 200
horses have 'icon ontored for the four
days' meet, and many of them nro
already In Wnlla Walla working out
for the events.
About 100 homes wintered In I
Vnlla Wnlln nnd they have been at
work whenever tho weather permit
The following fair dates havo boon
arranged for tho full circuit:
Seattle, August 22 to 2"; Everott,
August 29 to September 3; What
com, September 5 to 10; Snlum,
Seplombor 12 to 17; Portland, Sep
tember 19 to 24; North Yaklmn,
Soptombor 2G to Octobor 1; Spokane.
Ocotbor 3 to 8; Wnlla Walla, Octo
ber 10 lo 15; Boise, Octobor 17 to
Thirteen Oregon City school boys
wore urrested Friday for disturbing
ed in anticipation of tills senson's , the ponce at a wrestling match.
Dollar
Sale
THIS IS DOLLAR WEEK AT OUR STORE.
THIS IS THE WEEK WHEN A DOLLAR WILL DO BIG
DUTY. WE WANT ALL DOUBTING THOMASES TO COME
IN AND BE CONVINCED. OUR SPECIAL DAY SALES MADE
US MORE CU8TOMERS THAN ANYTHING WE HAVE TRIED
BEFORE, BECAUSE THE PEOPLE CALLED AND FOUND US
DOING EVERYTHING WE ADVERTISED. THIS WEEK WE
WILL 8HOW YOU HOW BIG IS YOUR
$1.00
$155 and $1.50 GOLF SHIRTS FOR $1.00
$1.25 and $1.50 UNDERWEAR FOR $1.00
$1.25 and $1.50 HATS for $1.00
YOU PROFIT MADE WHEN YOU PURCHASE, CARRIED
HOME WITH YOU. SPEND IT WHERE YOU LIKE.
SULLIVAN
& BOND
THE 8TORE THAT DOE8 THINGS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
State.
Supremo Judge Thomas OTtj.
uauy uim vooa uommissiouiH
ai. Douglas.
Presidential Electors-John
jonroy, t. ii. Crawford, W. B.
ana J. H. Smith.
District.
Congress, Second District J.
Simmons.
District Attorney, Umatilli i
Morrow J. II. Haley
Joint Representative, Morrow :
Umatilla F. B. Holbrook.
County.
Judge G. A. Hartman.
Sheriff T. D. Taylor,
Clerk J. E. Cherry.
Assessor C. P. Strain.
Commissioner William Lloil
Representatives w. D. Clu
lain and William Blakeley,
School Superlntendent-W,
Maybcrry.
Surveyor C. C. Berkeley.
Treasurer S. G. LlghUooL
Recorder W. H. Fowler.
Coroner Dr. T. M. Ilenienal
Precinct.
Justice of the Peace-S. S. 1
uell.
Constable John M. Bentlef.
J Republican Ticket
For Presidential Electors:
W. V. Hampton
I J. N. Hart
S W. II. Gore
I James A. Fee
5 For Supreme Judge:
Justice F. A. Moore
For Food and Dairy Comma
i J. W. Bailey
For Prosecuting Attorney:
G. W. Phelps
For Joint Represcntatlre
, nr. w. a ole
For Congressman in Secoril
, J. N. Williamson
S For Ropresentaties;
. John J. Balleray
2 j . Henry Adams
' For County Judge'
i Henry J. Bean
For County Clerk:
Frank Sallng
For Sheriff-
C. A. Barren
HAMMOCKS
Tho season for hammocks Is here. Time to got thorn ,1s now
nnd tho place to got the best at tho lowest prices Is at our store.
We have spread oursolves In socurlng tho newest and prettiest
pattorns turned out by the manufacturers. Just look at our lines.
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co.
643 MAIN STREET.
x?rr Trnnsnrfir:
E. J. Sominerrllle
J For Recorder:
W. H. Folsom
For Assessor:
I 1 w. t. nigby
For Commissioner:
? I Horace Walker
I For School Superintended.
i Frank K. Welles.
For Coroner:
I Dr. A. W. BoM11
Z For Surveyor
J. W. Kimoroi
2 For Justice of Peace,
I '""Thomas Fltz Gerald
f or (juuoiuuiu.
F. W. EarnhM'
PROHIBITION TICK
District
. i Tntnt
M. V. Howaru.
tlve Morrow
N. A. Davis, Repgrfja
nobert Warner,
S: h: E5W
sioner. , , . gieril
Oliver Dickenf., l,
W. A Banister, Wj" .
William Tolbert,,
Q, O. Jllcn-
: Bond El
; School ww' jirfiJ
I Notice I Jer0f S(3
! school meeting oi
No. 1C of a""c"ott,ir2
tbe legal voters -
for the pu"w"l1r .red J
SCnoUl uim"" . wJKVj
f, m ballot, upon '".j i
words ''Bonds-ir
,Donds-No." re
" By order oftl
nnnntv. Atia-
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