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DAILY EA3T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1904.
EIGHT
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VISIT THE BIG SALE AT THE FAIR THIS WEEK
NEWS
ATHENA
ONE PINT
"Pure Cream" Ice Cream
FREE
Cream! Cream! Creutu! Tho richest, purest, country cream
cream that ta cream cream sweetened with sugar, flavored with
real flavor and thon beaten, whipped and churned Into a smooth, rich
drenmy Ico Cream.
Wo will gtvo ono pint of this "Pure Cream" Ico Cream (any fla
vor) to every purchaser ot $1.00 worth ot any goods In our store un
til Juno 10. It will bo packed In cartons that will Insure Its keep
ing for at least two hours. .
"PURE CREAM" ICE CREAM for dinners, parties and enter
tainments, Delivered freo to all parts of tho city. Special prices for
large quantities for churches, lodges, sociables and Sunday dinners.
Served nt our Popular Soda Fountain.
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DRUGGIST.
GENERAL NEWS.
Steam navigation ot the Yukon will
uegin Juno 1.
Tom Jenkins and Ilnekenschmldt.
the Russian, will wrestle In New York
for $10,000.
The salaries of nearly all public
school teachers in San Francisco have
been raised 12 per cent.
Senator Heed Smoot is a Roosevelt
partisan, nnd predicts that Roosevelt
will carry Utah this year by 10,000 ma
jority. Tom Johnson, of Cluveland. Is for
Joseph W. Folk, of St. Louis, for pres
ident, nnd hopes he will ho nominated
nt St. Louis.
John McDonnld. a Novnda cowboy,
had a log broken. He crawled on his
hands and one knee 12 miles for aid.
He will recover.
I eon Soedor, of San Francisco, has
been convicted of murdering his
brother-in-law, Joe Blaise, to secure
his life insurance money. '
Louis Oliver stole $3 nnd two lints
at Mason.. .Mich. It being his third
burglary lie was, under the laws of
that state, sentenced to the peniten
tiary for life.
The deepest place yet found In the
ocean was discovered recently be
tween Hawaii and the Philippines by
the United States ship Nero. It Is 31,
814 feet deep only 06 feet short of
six miles.
Peter O. Elliott, the more or less
harmless lunatic arrested several
months ago when supposed to have
designs upon the life of President
noosovelt. May 22 hanged himself
from a bridge In Minneapolis.
In San Francisco the Puget Sound
Lumber Company lias sold out to the
Charles Nelson Lumber Company for
$150,000. The dear Is believed to pre
sage absorption of the Puget Sound
company's Interests along the entire
coast.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
W. AY. Wilson, of Portland, was
fined $40 for wife beating. Monday.
Louis. Portreus, a farmer living near
Loraine. Linn county, was found dead
on his farm Monday.
The COth anniversary of tho West
Union Baptist church nt Tnalltan
Plains was celebrated Monday.
Reginald Merrlman, aged 19, was
crushed to death In a street car col
lision In Portland, on Monday.
Dan and Ore Hetter, brothers,
fought a florco fist fight at Asotin.
Monday, both being terribly beaten
up.
Frank Smith, a boy spectator at a
liaseball game at Oregon City, had his
skull fractured Sunday, by a bat
thrown by n player.
Episcopal clergymen of the Ore
gon. Columbia, Westminster, Koote
nay, Spokane and Olyrapla dioceses,
are in Seattle this week.
Customs Offlcer Farrington, of Van
couver, B. C., claims to have seen a
Hea serpent on tho beach near that
city, Monday. Farrington is not a
drinking man.
It is expected that every eligible
- wn rnnntv will bo called
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before a Jury Is secured to try Nor
man Williams, ror me muruw ui
Uesbltt women.
W Purcell anil Adolph Leosor,
raftsmen, were drown In the Colum
bia river Monday, while managing a
raft of logs in tow by tho uteamor,F.
B. Jones, bound for Astoria.
THREE BIG BARGAINS
13
Suburban Property.
. . nrhard and
VOW ucra. b"" $2250
UUuov ' -
Six acres, with "good house, 400
bearing (rult trees; alfalfa,
. .,.,.,., ..,! Tnilnnon-
ana cwuju." nn
dent water system. Terms. .,$5,500
Eight acres, good house ana
.nam; iuu uuunu,, . Kn
Irrigated 2'250
E. T. WADE & SON.
F. W. SCHMIDT
Telephone Main 85 1
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.
J. J. Conway ijhlcngo.
Fred Kuhn, New York.
Otto Kuhn, Now York.
L. B. Mandel, Now York.
F. A. Peers.
A. D. Donough, San Francisco.
II. Crocker, San Francisco.
D. II. Frey, San Francisco.
M. M. Williams, San Francisco.
A. E. O'Brien, Chicago.
A. Mills.
O. S. Youngmnn.
E. B. Coman.
E. B. Duffy.
A. Freeman and wife, Denver.
Hay L. Fairchild, San Francisco.
C. II. Breed, Spokane.
H. J. Fogy, Now York.
T. N. Boll, Spoknne.
Richard A. Wright, Spoknne.
S. A. Trens, Spokane.
J. W. Morrow and wife, Portland.
J. P. Mnnsfleld, San Francisco.
The St. George.
J. J. Burns, Portland.
J. H. Travcrs, Spokane.
Daniel Dewey, Jr., Boston.
E. C. Cluster and wife, Pomeroy.
L. A. Duncan, Haines.
It. H. Dewese, Kansas City.
N.. N. Casey, Kansas City.
E. F. Gray, San Francisco.
Louis Moses and wife, city.
J. T. Wolfe, Walla Walla.
George McQIIvery, Spokane.
John M. Hill, Walla Walla.
C. V. Anderson, Victoria.
.1. C. Trembell, Sacramento.
It. F. Hinkle, Salt Lake.
J. E. Burkhardt. Seattle.
J. H. Orahnm, Portland.
L. E. Smith, San Francisco.
W. Rosenblatt, San Francisco.
L. II. Penkham, Portland.
O. M. nisser, Portland.
Mrs. D. Rule, Spokane.
Hugh Haver, Peoria.
S. F. Franchenstoin, Boston.
Ludwig Erlander, Boston.
F. A. Morton, Boston.
Alex Livingston, Boston.
A. J. I.eland, Portland.
It. W. Cook, Portland.
F. A. Menzles, Portland.
Charles J. Gray and wife, Portland.
C. J. Mlllls, Portland.
Alex Ponn, Portland.
J. T. Wolfe, Walla Walla.
A. G. Ogllvio, Portland.
W. Kuykendall, San Francisco.
N. Mollmann, Oakland.
F. E. Bishop, Portlnnd.
A. Freeman and wife, Denver.
C. H. Round, Spokano.
William A. Log, Chicago,
H. Connell, Umatilla.
F, L. Richmond, San Francisco.
Richard A. Wright, Spokane.
The Bicker. '
S. D. Gaddy, Lowlston.
Miss Eva Damlll, Bolloville.
Mrs. M J. Prathor, Walla Walla.
J. H. Haines, Spokano.
Mrs. D. C. Brownoll, Umatilla.
Dan C, Brownoll, Umatilla.
P. S. Campbell, Thunder Mountain
Charles Isaacs, Portland.
S. A. Frans, Spokano.
T. M. Boll, Spokane.
W, C. Smith, Greenvlllo.
rt C ilmivtl Aflltnn..
George G. Clayton, Portland,
O. W. Scott.
J. A. Hubbard, McKay.
J, W. Mynn, McKay.
Joe Lleunllen, Weston.
Jake Manson.
L. E. Huklll, 8tarbuck.
Peter McAlpIn, Duluth.
J. 8. Cunningham, Portland.
Charles Baker, Portland.
A Startllna Test.
To save a life, Dr. T. G. Morritt,
. . . . . .. i Tn mftiln a
OI CiU, oiunuuyuuj , -
tartllng test, resulting in a wonder
ful euro. Ho writes, "a patlont was
. .. 111. ..Inlnnt linm Cirvh fllTGS.
niiaci.eu wu. y.uiu.h. " -
caused by ulcerations of tho atom
. i A.,n.i TCliWrlr Tilt
aCH. 1 nuu unu.. iwuiiu -
ters oxcollent for ncuto stomach and
liver troubles so i dw.ii
Tho patient gained from tho first,
.,,, nn lin.l nn nttaclc ln 14
months." Electric Bitters nro posl
u i-i . a . rtuonnnaln. In
lively guarnuiouu w i " , 7,.',
digestion, Constipation and KIdnoy
i .i.ia Trv tnom. uniy uuu .
Tollman & Co.'s.
a.. i rMM Qhnnmen.
x. onil run locate
somoTood range" and" water. Address
UOX 44, ln urunuu, w.,
Zack Is In town.
LAWN PARTY GIVEN BY
MR. AND MR8. REEDER.
Will start for Alaska Soon Rev.
Moore and Family Returned to Iowa
Bought Land In Idaho and Will
Settle There Gib Thompson Is Ser
iously Afflicted Will Locate at
lone Baptised Into the Baptist
Church.
Athena, May 23. A lawn party wns
given nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs,
William Reedor. The hostesses were
Miss Vorn Smith and Miss Avn Roe
dor. Games wore plnyed till half past
11. when a bounteous suppor wns
spread.
Jako Nelson's brother, John Nelson
of Montnna, Is spending this weok at
the Nelson homo.
Lester Swnggart of Pendleton,
spent Wednesdny In the city, visiting
his brother Link, beforo going to
Alnkn. He will start In i Cow days.
1 Rov. C. H. II. Moore, pnstor of the
Baptist church, nnd his family, left
Wednesday for Ln Mars, Iowa, whero
thoy will make their future homo.
Mrs. Moore's health has been very
poor slnco she came West.
I V. M. Schick, who spent several
months ln Idaho ln search or a loca
tion, found It nt last. Ho purchnsed
a farm of ItiO ncros at Garflold. Idaho,
nnd will move ns soon as ho enn dls
poso of his proporty bore. Ho has
120 acres ln timothy, for which ho
wants $3G por acre.
Olb Thompson, who was so near
death's door last fall' with typhoid
fever, and spent sovernl weeks In
Walla Walla hospltat to recover his
health, which proved a failure, went
to Ed Zimmerman's homo nt Pullman.
Wash., whore he took severe cold,
which settled In his lower limbs, and
he Is almost unable to walk. He Is
at Athena at present.
L. L. Montague or Arlington, spent
this week in the city visiting frfonds.
Charlov McFarlnnd has returned
homo after shearing sheep In Tdalio
and Oregon.
Attorney Will Myres will locate at
Iono. Morrow county. Ho loft with
his family, where they will reside for
the near future.
Sunday Rev. W. H. H. Moore of tho
Baptist church, administered tho or
dinance of Baptism at Weston to a
number who united with that church
during the big revival last winter.
There are indications of widespread
plotting among the negro tribes of
Southern and Contra Africa that may
terminate in a war of extermination
against tho white race in Africa.
Soid on Merit J
At high-grade grocers
Real Estate
$2,400.00
Will ouy an 8-room houso
and two lots, has G rooms ou
1st floor; 3 rooms on 2d floor;
bath and toilet, good collar.
Five blocks from Main street.
$700.00
Will buy a 3-room house, 3
blocks from Main street.
700.00
Two very desirable lots on
Jnckson street, only six blocks
from' Main street.
Office- rooms for rent.
Merchants Protective
Agency
Deapaln Building, Room 43,
Telephone Black 1161.
iisis'M
It you are interested in Oil
Painting, see us. pur lino la
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
STRETCHERS
BRUSHES
ARTISTS' 'SAPLES
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
Wn mnlrn n. sneclaltv of
framing PICTURES. Nowest
stock of frames.
C. C. SHARP
Opora Houso Block.
QOLDJJLSAT
1 I
c a
Bleached muslin, Cc kind, 10 yards for 39c
Calico, 7c kind, 10 yards for 49c
5-ophyr gingham, double fold, 10 yards for ... .79c
lap silk, all colors, A yards for 99c
Lyon dyo wash Bilk, BOc Bilk, -1 yards for ..$1.59
Crystal cord sIlkB, 4 yard cuts, special $1.59
Heavy outing flannel, 10 yards for 79c
Ladles Incc hose, 30c and 3Cc kinds .25c
The FAIR. The FAI
THE
Home foi the Afflicted
Dr. Sabina Leach's Private Sanitarium
Chronic diseases a specialty. Her
herbal, assisted by mngnetlc processes,
baths.
AH diseases treated in a common sense nnu sclentlflc man
ner, removing unnatural growths, tumors, goitre and nil enlarge
ments of the glands, WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE.
Cures rheumatism paralysis, neuralgia, catarrh, asthma, bronchi
tis, colds, liver and kidney troubles, and nil diseases pocullar o
women.
Special attention given to tho
Whiskey, Opium and Tobacco Habits
Treatmont, nurse, board and room at reasonable rates. Con
sultation free.
Corner West Bluff nnd Mnrle StreotB.
There is None
Just as Good
OLYMPIA BEER IS THE BEST BEER IT IS POSSIBLE TO
MAKE.
Olympia
IS PERFECTION IN BEER MAKING. OUR METHOD OF
KEEPING THIS CELEBRATED BEER IS CORRECT, AND IT
L08ES NONE OF ITS GOODNESS. WE HANDLE OLYMPIA
BEER IN WHOLESALE QUANTITIES AND SUPPLY IT TO
THE LEADING SALOONS OF THE CITY, BESIDES SERVING
IT OVER OUR BAR.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING FAMILIES
WITH OLYMPIA BEER, IN KEG OR BOTTLES, AND DELIVER
IT IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED.
WE WANT THE PICNIC AND OUTING PARTIES TO CALL
ON U8 FOR A SUPPLY OF OLYMPIA AND AL80 THEIR
LUNCHES, AS WE ARE PREPARED TO 8UPPLY THEM WITH
SOMETHING ESPECIALLY GOOD. KEEP OLYMPIA BEER IN
YOUR HOME FOR ALL OCCA8IONS. IT IS ALWAY8 RELISH
ED. IT 18 ALWAYS GOOD AND ALWAYS THE 8AME.
A. NOLTE
Telephone Main 881
For sale at the East Oregonlan offlco Larjjo bundles of i.ewspapers
containing over 100 big papert, can be had for 25o a bundle.
i y
I.nco cnllnrs for Sutunlnv
STORE THAT IS AFTER YOUR BUSINESS.
remedies are strictly
and medicated vapor
Ho! for a Picnic
Enjoy an outing and a drive.
A fishing trip will give you
pleasure. Good rigs, fine horses.
Everything flrst-class. Prices
reasonable.
Williams Livery Stable
723 Cottonwood 8treeL
Ladles' black hose, Topsy brnmi i. ..
pnlr for ..... ... e BU
Misses' hoao, worth 13c, for Saturday oil, "
3 pairs for . ' w oalrot(j.
Embroidery sale Saturday, all 25c m!
ror 'v"7.
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TO ALL MY FRIENDS
PATRONS;
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FRIENDS. DRS. I. i
M. WHITE TO uu
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HANDS OF THE
WHITE.
RESPECTFULLY,
i-Ti A Mil
UbMUUKA C TICK
State.
Supreme Judge-Thoniu
M. Douglas.
i Presidential Eiecton-
'Jeffrey, T. H. Crawford, S.
and J. II. Smith.
District.
Simmons.
Morrow J. H. Kaler.
Umatilla F. I). Holbrool
County.
Judge 0. A. llarUMn.
Sheriff T. D. Tajlor.
niorit -.t. E. Cherrr.
Recorder W. H. FotK
AsspRSor C. P. SUM.
Commissioner Wllliw
lain nnd William Blaielej
SCIlOOl Huperimw"1"
Mayberry.
a,,.,nvnv...r, n. BerM.C
Coroner Dr. T. a. i
DrfdneL
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I Rf Dublican '
For Presidential Electon.
W. v. iiwvw
J. N. Hart
W. H. Gore
inmps A. Fee
For Supreme Judge;
Tnntlna V. A.
For Food nnd Dairy Cos
t ti' n!1fv
For Prosecuting Attorier
lit ThAlfC
For Joint KepreseoUmi
n.H.AoeiTl!)n ill
J. N. Will"1"1
For nepresentaufra.
John J. B"MW
Henry Adams
For County Jud
Henry J. Dean
For County Cleric:
Frank SallM
Pr S0 f a! Barrett
For Recorder:
W. H. Folsoto
For Asbeswr:
,tn.!nnfr:
"r walaer
For acnoui ""..-jd
Frank R "eu
For coroner:
St'Ktabrell.
For Justice of res
trict: p,(t (
Thomas w
F0r constable:
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