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ml m PAGE 8IX. DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1904. EIGHT pAGEs The Big Bargains THEY ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR ASKING AT THE Great Removal Sale AT Sullivan (Sb Bond's HELP US MOVE AND WE'LL HELP YOU. THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE HISTORY OF PEN DLETON. BRIGHT, FRESH, CLEAN, NEW, UNDAMAGED STOCK GOES AT THIS SALE. READ THE PRICES IN PAGE ADVERTISEMENT TO-MORROW. 4"i ill 'I 1111 IIIUH I i 1 1 I I 1 I M I I IM'I'fUH-W It H I"H-M1 Closing-Out Sale Trotting-Bred Houses HAVING DECIDED TO DEVOTE MY ATTENTION TO MINING, I WILL ON SATURDAY, JUNE 4, AT THE OREGON FEED YARD, PENDLETON, ORE., OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THE FOLLOWING HORSES. TERMS cash. C. L. COX. - BELLE 8POTSWOOD Hay niaro (14) weight 1200, with cat Al ton B colt yet foaled In Umatllln couuty, by side, by Alblcore, Itec. 2:2714 trotting, by Alwood, by Almont 33. Dam by Belle founder. ' Dam Belle Morgan, a high-classed maro of Hamblot nlan nnd Morgan breeding. . . LITTLE MARGARET Bay maro (U) weight 1100, with a flno Wcatfleld colt by elde, by Alblcore; dam, 'Mag,, by Tamllalne, a Lummux borso; 2d dam, a Morgan mnre. ' 1 FITZ LEE Bay gelding (C) wolght',1250, by Wostfleld. Dam, Bollo Bpotawoo'd; 2d dam Bollo" .Morgan. " , . ; ' ? BAY GELDING (3) Full brother to Fltz Lee, BAY GELDING (3) AND BAY FILLY (2)-By Weatflold, Dam, Little Margaret. BAY FILLY (3) AND BAY COLT 2)-By Hassaloo, by .Westflold; dan. Altu, by AHomnL . . Dam. Belle Westflold. by Westflold; 2d dam Belle Spotswood; 3d dam, BoIIp M rgan. , , BAY COLT (1) By Caution, by Electioneer, Dam, Bollo Weatflold. by Westflold; 2d dam Boll Spots wood, by Al blcore, oy Almont 33; dam by Bellfeoundcr; 3d dam Bolle Mor-gan. LEGAL BLANKS .tt ,-u Smn. A fall Mtwlv always Iwpt i tcfc. THE WELCOME RAIN WEEKLY CROP REPORT IS HIGHLY FAVORABLE. Ranges of Eastern Oregon Better Than for a Number of Years-Some Slight Damage Done by Frosts oorn Planting and Gardening Well Under Way Berry Crops Promise to Be Especially Heavy. Tho following government crop re- i.u.i covering Eastern Oregon dls i tricts, has been Issued from tho Port- Good rains occurred last Tuesday and Wednesday nearly overywhore In tho state, nnd since then tho weather nrLwn, brl8Ut' WUC h8 promoted tho rapid growth of nil early sown crops. Tho top soil near! i . tluaj oi mo week in some locali ties was beginning to get dry, nnd ' mnny correspondents roported that more rain was ncedmi fnr in a,i.i grain nnd for recently planted corn, ns these crops were making n rela tively slow growth. The ranees nro linttnr iimn number of years, nud stock is in ox cellent condition. Tho flow of milk In tho dairy districts Is abundant, and tho supply being received nt the creameries lias about reached its maximum point for tho yenr. Sheep shearing continues in somo localities, but this work is drawing to a closo in most places. Tho wool clip promises to bo up to the average both in quan tity and quality. Fall wheat is making satisfactory advancement and early sown spring wheat, barley and oats aro thrifty and promising. A few complaints nnve been received of dnmago dono to spring ns well us to fall wheat by wire worms. Corn planting Is woll nlong nnd potato planting is ndvanc-1 ing rapidly. Hops, gardens, and field onions I havo dono well during tho week, nnd . In general tho outlook for staple crons throughout tho stato Is most promis ing. Earlv blonniinc fruit was run. sldornbly thinned by tho late frosts, but fairly good yields nro expected of all varieties except Italian prunes, which In many sections will be a complete failure. Annies havo sot well. Columbia 'River Valley. Hood River, Wasco county. P. I). Helnrlchs Warm weather at lat; vecetntlon growing rnpldly: rain much needed; strawberries will soon bo ripe. Smock. Wasco county. W. D. More- nonse wneat loons well; corn near- ly all planted; this week will linish Z spring plowing. I Grant. Sherman county, Charles H. ' J Tom Fall and spring wheat growing fast; -volunteer barloy heading; pros- pects good for a largo fruit crop. ! Gooseberry, Morrow county, C. E. Lundell Flno shower tho 17th. crons o progressing nicely; summer fallowing nearly completed; somo spring grain I damaged by worms. ' Weston. Umatilla county, M. M. lia- j J Iter Wheat looking woll .though not J ninklnir ranid crowth: chnrrins nrnm. 1 Iso a flno crop and frtdt trees of all kinds In good condition; plenty of pasturago; vegetables much benefited by tho recent rains, nbout half an Inch here, much in nro .on the mountains, where It was badly needed. Plateau Region. Joseph, Wnllowa county, S. M. Crow Warmer than last week; lato sown grain germinating rapidly anil early grain rooting nud getting a good start; grass fine nnd stock Is rapidly putting on flush; cherries, plums. pears and upples blooming; currnnts nnd gooseberries loaded with bloom; potatoes being planted; gardens ad vancing slowly. La Grande, Union county, W. F. Gokel'er Weather wnrm with a fow light showers; considerable early fruit damaged by the freeze of two weeks ago; potatoes and gardens nearly nil planted; early potatoes up; fall wheat continues to look splendid: wlro worms havo damaged somo small patches of spring grain. Clarno, Whcolor county, L. IT. Hnlo Oood rain 17th; alfalfa cutting bo gun; stock getting fnt; frost klllpd early fruit In some localities, but hulk of fruit crop Is promising. Itockcreek. Baker county, .1. K.1 Fisher Weather flno with one good rnln; all crops greatly Improved; pas tures and winter wheat being Irrigat ed; all fruit treos In full bloom; no dnmago by frost yot; gardens doing nicely. Warmsprlng, Crook county, l. Ka lama Somo lato spring grain not do ing woll; fall grain of all kinds grow ing rapidly; gardens good; prospects favorable for good crop of hay. ii, Schmidt's Friday Bargains 1 WHEN A GOOD THING GETS BEYOND THE ORDINARY 80ME PEOPLE SAY, "IT'S too GO TO BE TRUE," AND DON'T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT BECAUSE THEY THINK IT IS A CAor EXAGGERATION. CASE nc WHEN YOU READ SCHMIDT'8 FRIDAY BARGAINS AND THINK THEY'RE Tn uuuu ,v uc i nut, UUNT HESITATfc, BUT UUIYlfc TO THt STORE AND LET ME PROVE TMPM TO BE JUST AS GOOD AS WE SAY THEY ARE. Baby Pacifier Baby's Delight, an nil rubber baby pacifier and toothing ring combined, Schmidt's special bargain price, Fri day, May 27 9c Laxative Quinine Cold Cure Guaranteed cure for colds, in 20 to 24 hours, a certain specific for colds in tho head, la grlppo nnd headache, 2fie a ho" Schmidt's special bargain price, Friday, May 27 lie 1 lb. Phosphate Soda Chemical pure grnnulated sodium phosphate, recrystallzcd, highly rec ommended for stomach nnd liver com plaints, constipation, etc, sells ordi narily at 35c, Schmidt's special Violet Toilet Ammonia Violet Toilet Ammonia for tho bath, In pink bottles, Schmidt's special bar gain price, Friday, May 27 15c 8-inch Dressing Comb A woll ninde dressing comb, either In black rubber or celluloid, price 60c, Schmidt's special bnrgaln, Friday' May 27 23c Sulphur Candles For disinfecting rooms and closets, a powerful disinfectant and germ de stroyer, prevents contngion, Schmidt's special bargain price, Friday, May 27 19c Harmonika or Harps Tho finest Instruments in tho world, a extra full tone, Schmidt's special bar- 3 1 fs gain price, Friday, May 27 it Schmidt's Liver Pills For biliousness, headache, sallow skin, torpid liver, uncqimled for the complexion, Schmidt's speclnl bargain price, Friday, May 27 16c Schmidt's Kidney Pills THESE PILLS CLEANSE THE KIDNEYS, AND THUS ALLOW THEM TO PURIFY THE INSTILLING NEW LIFE AND VIGOR INTO THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. BLOOD, Price, 50c Vinol To gain flesh, to got strong, wo know Vlnol will mako flesh faster than nny preparation containing grease. Wo can prove It. Rexall Syrup Hypophosphltcs, invaluable in ull wasting diseases, tones up the entire nervous system. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded 79c. Postoffice Black Telephone Main 85) For the Summer Kitchen Wo can supply gasoline nnd oil stoves. Cheaper than coal nnd moro convenient; real comforts for hot weather. All sizes and prices from 7Gc to $15.00. W, J. Clatte&Co. HARDWARE AND PLUMBING, 211 Court St. a I ! SIGHT PRESERVERS. ! The little lenses of f5",3?"!; , by their lrame of fold or nickel ?! wonderfully potent for qooOf ew Properly fitted, thev build up oyos and preserve the sign;- fitted, they tear uowu itl erly HAMMOCK Tho season for hammocks Is hero. TImo to get them Is now and tho place to get tho best nt tho lowest prices .Is at our storo. Wo havo spread ourselves In securing tho newest nnd prettiest pattorns turned out by the manufacturers. Just look at our linos. Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co. 643 MAIN STREET. 1 olrnv a pair of glasses is no test j sight must ho tried bv modern u scientific methods. .. . I Wo have every facility for tests and can sm.pi any mbo glasses required a moderate ton GLENN WINSLOW Jeweler and Optician Postoffice Block. Ladies and Children Who cannot stand tho shocking strain of laxative syrup and cathartic pills aro ospeclally fond of Llttlo Early Jllsors. ah porsons mm muu. It necessary to take n llvor medlclno, should try thoso oasy pills, and com-' pare tho agreeably pleasant nnd strengthening effect with tho nause ating and weakonlng conditions fol Inwlncr tho uso of othor remedies. Llttlo Early Wsora euro biliousness, constipation, flick headache, Jaundice, mnlarla and llvor troubles. Sold by Tnllmnn & Co. WONDERFUL FRUIT PRICE8. Eight Pounds of California Cherries Brlno $70 In Philadelphia." Tho California deciduous fruit sea son has oponed with tho shlpmont of a box of Sacramento valloy chorrlos. Tho first box. which was grown near Vaeuvlllo, Solano county, was closely followed by a hox of chorrlos grown near Sucrumento nnd othors grown In riliitrlnt In Yolo county nnd In tho Nowcastlo district of Pja. cor county, Following those ship- Spare Ribs, Cold Boiled Ham, Sausage, Fresh Pigs' Feet, Pare Lard, Ham and Bacon and the choicest fresh meats in the city. The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co. 607 MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE MAIN 181. monts woro mndo from various fruit districts of tho Sacramonto valloy. Notwithstanding tho fact that rlpo California chorrlos nro usually ship ped earlier in tho soaaon, sometlmos as early as March, tho Initial ship monts 'brought vory fancy prices. The first box was sold Jn Chicago for 25, $3.12 a pound, Tho second salo vas mndo In Now York and tho figure waB 21. Tho third salo, made In tho olty of Philadelphia, at auction, was a record broakor, eight pounds of ,chor rioa bringing ho remarkable prlco of $70. ' Theso shipments marked the begin ning of California's fruit season. Car load shlpmonts from Sacrnmento val ley districts havo begun. Tho fruit crop of California will probnbly bo slightly bolpw avorago In quantity this year. Tho Sacramento valley fruit districts, which provldo tho bulk of California's deciduous fruits, report heavy crops of pears, but slight shortngo in most othor fruits. Apricots will bogln ripening within n fow days. Fancy Clover Leaf Creamery Butter 55c pe at Out Store Despain & CW THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when need poultry and" wJ nnd ask fo r tW n Poultry and Btoc Kow Kure for your OF. ColesworW 127.129 Et Aiu 8t I ire - Aocnt lor - Zack to In tow - -Tii r