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i 5 PAGE TWO. ' in 111 DAILY EAST OREOONIan. RFNnLFTON. nnrnnu an inivt i Phosphate Drawn in Stone J A delicious, healthful, strength- t giving drink served In an np- i petlzlng way. A drink men like, and women .too. A spicy, aromatic food drink, cooling, refreshing and palate pleasing. 10c. F. W. SCHMIDT 1! 4 DRUGGIST. Postoffice Block. Thone ilain Sol. GENERAL NEWS. t ! I-ast night at the new opera hall. The national bank at Elk City, Ok- the republicans held a meeting. Se,v lahoma, has failed. ' eral county candidates were present The Hawaiian delegation to St. nn(l delivered short speeches. The Xonls Is pledged to Hearst. Mascot band furnlshd the music for There are 272,829 Chinese In the th oc;as.io- . I United States. This does not include ihe 80,00(1 in the Philippines. Since January 1 last. 20,000 people luvre been discharged by the different railroads centering In Chicago. Elevators were Invented 42 years gn. Over a million people use them ery day in New York City. The principal broom manufacturers of the Dnited States are organizing a trust that will be capitalized at $4.- 00,000. , Many doubts are expressed about the ability of the Russian Baltic fleet to reach the scene of war before late the coming fall. Twpntv thmtKnnrl rlnllnrc .-firth nf sold ore. sorted and sacked, has ' "ner t0 consular Department, teen stolen from a mine at Sonora. Richard T. Greener, colored, Amer Arizona. No clue to the property or lean consul at Vladivostok, Siberia, ' the thieves. has sent the following Interesteing The town of Iskorosk, Russia, has news noteB the department of keen almost totallv destroyed by ure. , commerce and labor, on Siberian the result of children playing with travel and industries. He says: I matches. Much destitution and suf- Mn European Russia, according to . Xering are the result. tue Stepnoy Kray, in localities where Naval and military experts believe af Icultural machines are being man ht tnnn ic cir, i hr nnvi rnr. ufactured. reapers are sold at US. If fare some explosive not hitherto used uue Hume trjuiusivt; uui muieriu useu by any nation, and which is an abso- Inte secret scret with the manufacturers of sse naval supplies. ; Japanese Detonations from the government Zfn'Sv Hnnvv'lnf trronnus at Sandy Hook, have badly' damaged buildings seven miles away , and caused the abandonment of all bniidings within a less distance. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. The Athenian, a British steamship, has reached Vancouver, B. C, with black smallpox on board. Beginning Saturday, the price of wire nails was advanced $2 per ton " aoi jnjimn. The Rod and Gun Club of Union ' lias placed 7,000 rainbow trout in Catherine creek, a few miles above the town. Wk H. Quinn, owner of three sa loons at Vancouver, B. C, was sand bagged and robbed in that city. Sun- day morning. j ioe biaii- ui-uiui uuuiu in ii ooiimi,-1 ton Is searching for the cause of ty- phoid epidemic that has been raging at North Yakima. . Two jockles on the Walla Walla race track engaged In a fist fight be- twecn races. Saturday, because ot the Judgment on tne race neiore. For the first time in 20 years the entire wool crop of Baker county has heared. The price averaged 12fec. Ing three passengers.- with nana nag froatB Qf wnleri The average yield , ... , ,i , a sage. Part of the vehicles are cov- country last season was about A canvass of the local option ques- ered , cach B,elgh there are two Qcre and there wi Uon throughout the Bta e shows that Barnaui fur coats, two pairs of felt be much , acreage this season, nost of the country districts are in boots and two fur caps, tor which The .,8 flat will grow about 2, faror of It and most of the larger ,nere ,g no charge. ' qoo acres of the Turkey Red wheat towns against It. pTom one shore to the other along ond tne Lowi8t0n country generally The students of the state agrlcultu- the road there Is a telephone line. In wJ have a much large acreage. nl college will our Willamette val- the center or the route there are LeWBton Tribune, Icy on a visit to the various noted , three large wooden liouses, with bur- clock farms for the purpose of study- rets. The interior of the bouses are Bonded 8even Devils Mine, ise the methods or caring for stock lined with felt and supplied with Colonel Dorsey, ex-congressman or raployed by fanners. moves. At a distance of every 3.3 Nebraska, nnd J. C. Rogers and Will in u c f c,ti nt 'miles there are barracks where. In jiayward or Welser, have secured a Mre. V H. reagan, oi aeattie, ai- . lrvaeTa can warm ind anil loase on the famooa Blue tempted a gigantic transportation f rlndle. by engaging tourists for an excursion over the Great jsortnorn to SL Louis, at a reduced rate., ine ex - , canlonlstB learned oi the irauo oe - tore paying for their tickets. THREE BIG BARGAINS la Suburban Property. Tmir acres, good orchard and house .$2,250 x acres, with good bouse, 400 bearing fruit trees; alfalfa, and chicken yard. Indepen 4 eent water system. Terms. . .$5,500 Sight acres, good house and barn; 100 berfrlni; fruit trees. Irrigated $2,250 E. T. WADE & SON. INEWS OF MILTON MRS. PIERCE WILL VISIT HER SONS IN CALIFORNIA. Visiting in Baker City Gone for Vis- It In Webfoot Visitors From Idaho ' and Washington Stricken Sudden ly With Heart Disease Memorial Sunday Services In Opera House Republicans Hold a Rally. Milton, May 2S. Mrs. F. J. Dealp i ....... ..tu Mviiuraiuj uuiu wana wai- I la', where she has been vlsitlnc Mrs. J John J. Gross. 4 I Mrs. N. A. Davis has gone to Raker ; City on a visit. j Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Clem have I I gone to the "Willamette valley for a 4 ; visit. They will not ref urn until I about the first of July. i I Mrs. L. J. Pierce will leave the first J . of June for Woodard, Cat., to visit her sons, H. F. and O. C. Pierce. ! I Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman are here from Genessee. Idaho, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones. Mrs. J. W. Dykes was taken' serious ly III of heart trouble Wednesday. Rev. n. M. Messick nad wife of Huntsvllle, Wash., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Elam. About 10 years ' , ago Rev. Messick was pastor of the ; Christian church here. i . rran JODes OI "aa Walla, is here for a few days' visit, accompanied by his wue anu son. Miss Myrtle Church of Walla Wal la, is vlsitins her sister. Mrs. Higby Harris, three miles south of town. , uuiuu memorial uav services were held in the new opera house. The address was given by Rev. Rosine Edward Stewart, Messrs. T. C. Frazler, J. C. Beach nui1 Willie Briley left yesterdav for Gearhart, where they will atteud the Y- M- C- A- convention. SIBERIAN NOTES. 1 Amrtln f-nnxiil Sends Interesting the Ba,le,18 made, on ,c,redlt f P,01 ... . . . . r ' . annual merest is auaed. In Siberia.! ,n tne c,t5r of 0msk- the 8ame reapers are 8old at "-50 caan; b.u' H i credit, at from $82.50 to $85, with the ..... t .. ... ...... I nnn l.l.t l u I The transportation from a warehouse' ,. .,,., , n .j,,,., , i maj cost 8-50 t0 9 "onal. I ea Tor uermany via sioeria. i "Up to the present time tea from , China was imported into Germany by: sea and the cost was considerable. I In 1903 some Berlin firms made a trial of ordering parcels of tea from wholesale traders in Warsaw and found out that but for the high duty the transportation of tea overland would considerably cheaper than by sea. The Berlin tea traders have made application to have the cub tom - bouse duties on tea reduced. ! Sleigh Line Across Lake Baikal. "The communication across Lake i Baikal by ice breakers was stopped January 14-27; since then passengers, mall and cargoes have been conveyed " ,, ,,- Thn ,m. mun,CatIon i8 nute rapid. There are sleighB drawn by tnree norses f the niall and for passengers . fi' , d Becond-cla8B. -About 200 slngle-horse sleighs, ...iow "eaSJ are for the thlrdlass passengers, convicts and regiments or troops going r : of tr0op8 Eolng to Trans-uaiKa ta and ror reserved Boiuir e- , r..M. ih The service is co"0;"' sleiehs are large, easily accoramuuiu- .vnB 'The length of the sleight route Is . tlmetable or the - "" -CT1iftted so as to carry the ,"" - " -.., fh i ak ei n the day I appnt 1 VladivostoK, uiueria. ru. u, mi. A Sure Thing. It is said that nothing Is sure ex cept death and taxes, but that Is not I aitmrnthnr true. Dr. King S New 1JI8- nvnrv fnr Consumption is a sure. . . j - , , I cure lor an lung anu unuui uu,.u... Thousands can testify to thaL Mrs. 0 B Van ctre. of Shopherdtown, W Va., says: "I hod a severe case of Bronchitis and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no reHef. One bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery then cured me absolutely. It's infallible for Croup. Whooping Cough, Grip. Pneumonia and Con sumption. Try It. If- guaranteed 0y Tallman & Co,, druggists. Trial bottles free. Regular slzea BOc, $1. Ironers Wanted. Six flrst-class ladles clothes Iron era wanted at the Domestic Laundry. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. P. H. Sticker, San Francisco. H. K. Snider, Huntington. W. A .Allard. Georgo N. Nlsseti, Detroit. W. H. Sanders, Los Angeles. E. J. Davis, Echo. J. P. McMInn, Walla Walla. George Stevens, Spokane. William J. Moore, Spokane. U D. Slsson, Lob Angeles. C. A. Barrett, Athena. G. W. Phelps, Heppner. A. W. Slckner, Spokane. F. M. Bell. Spokane. C. Adls, Spokane. A. D. Stillman, city. A. J. Condon, Chicago. Mrs. Jones, Sumptcr. E. Catlln, Portland. E. H. Burke. H. L. Conklln, Portland. M. T. Mansfield, Portland. D. M. Hill, Walla Walla. L. O. Lakln, Portland. J. Cohen, San Francisco. Thomas R. Ames, Tacoma. Thomas A. Purdy, Portland. A. B. Waggoner, Philadelphia. John Klsscn, Portland. , C. D. Alles, Spokane. Edwin J. Burke, San Francisco. L. Stearns, San Francisco. J. C. Llndsey. San Francisco. D. Shultz, Portland. A. B. Richman, Horse Heaven. R. A. Seeds, Spokane. H. E. Stevens, Echo. The St. George. J. D. Stanley, Portland. "W. R. Steele, Chicago. F. E. Bishop, Portland. J. E. Cnrter, Portland. George H. Gill, Seattle. F. B. Stark. Portland. J. M. Bentley. Spokane. R. L. Hill. San Francisco. J. J. Starkey, Walla Walla. J. J. Burns, Portland. Louis Moses and wife, city. C. W. Cather, Portland. R. N. Thompson, Connell. R. B. WlUon. Portland. A. C. Israel, San Francisco. A. J. Ryan, San Francisco. T. P. Guiss, Walla Walla. R. W. Chllds, Portland. A. C. Graham, Syracuse. J. Epstein, Portland. J. M. Smith, Deuver. Frank Rice, Denver. M. M. Baldwin, Denver. C. E. Robinson, San Francisco. F. B. Holbrook. Irrlgon. Frank Sailing, Weston. C. C. Shay, Portland. W. W. Plctoen, Portland. J. W. SraskouBki, Grafton. Horace Walker. Helix. The Bickers. S. S. Partello. J. Nelson, Bingham Springs. V. G. Willlson, Portland. Joseph P. Shaw and wife, Portland Miss Lela McCuIlough, Pasco. C n T?lnLnf- RnnL'nnn s. A. Frans. Spokane. L. E .Huklll. Starbuck. J. A. Brooks, Reservation. J. M. Lightfoot and wife, Vinson. W. Cowles, Yakima City. W. H. Swltzler, Umatilla. Joe L. Horseman, Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Yakima City. M. Pedro, Welser. J. H. Leezer, Echo. J. P. McManus, Pilot Rock. S. L. Morse and wife. Pilot Bock. Mrs. Mills, The Dalles. Charles Manley. Wallace. Miss L. Church, Salem. J. A. Herron, city. Miss Star, city. G. J. McEroy, Starbuck. S. J. Day. Jackson. W. M. Mills, Juniper. Willis Taylor, Freewater. J. S. Cunningham, Portland. J. W. King, city. Turkey Red Wheat, The Lewlston Milling Company are now receiving 6.)0 bushels of Turkey Red wheat recently purchased in the onu .i j - price or wheat is not made public, a Iot of th,s ame, Kra?e wn8 re: cently sold to Portland roll ers for ii cents r o. b The Turkey d"ea 08 Ib'U?K8len?HObUat wheat that will not smut and has - - - not Bmut and has vnPV hl2,h.v Penommended for the Lewlston countr' on account of heavy yields on dry land. It Is also i....,i , . u 'jacket group of mines In the Seven Devils mining district. The bonding Drlce or the property was '$250,000. We are reliably Informed that they extect to operate on an extealve I . i . i .. .wt . ......I nn nrifi tn lllttv W jiiuuui-vu wmi l"u"iu"" nHi ... I1JIH aiu uui iuhiid ui uiv nai duijii'vu to smelters that gave returns of 47 per cent. Welser World. Tho mh nmml conventIon of tue o...i Q . i wl n i ol,i a Oregon State Sunday School Assocl- ,. ...... ... r,...i.,,i i,,a H11UU Will lUUV IWIIIHUU WUUV 7 and 8. Drink OTESCENT REAM 1 Is Fine IN 1 ano 2 LB. SCALED TINS ONLr" VISIT THE Saturday Bleached muslin, Cc kind, 10 yards for 30c Calico, 7c kind, 10 yards Tor 49c ZophjT gingham, double Told, 10 yards ror ... .79c lap silk, ail colors, 4 yards for 99c Lyon dye wash Bilk, 50c silk, 4 yards for ..$1.59 Crystal cord silks, 4 yard cuts, special $1.59 Heavy outing flannel, 10 yards for 79c Ladles' lace hose, 30c and 35c kinds 25c The FAIR. The FAII Yosemlte Indians.. Galen Clark, custodian of tho Yose- mite valley, the discoverer of the eel- ebrated Mariposa grove of big trees, nas taken up the cudgels In behair of the despised "Digger" Indians or Cali fornia, and In a little book published by himself, with the title of "Indians of the Yosemlte Valley and Vicinity," , appears as the unyielding champion of much-wronged peoples. His work is something more than nn addition to controversial literature, however, ror It embodies manv Tncts of especial interest to the ethnologist nnd abounds in suggestions to the prospective tourist 1 Mr. Clark writes from an acnualnt- anceshlp of half a century's standing. having made his home In Yosemlte since he emigrated thither from New "iork In 1853. Perhaps the most lnterestlna chap- ters or this book are those giving de- tails or the Diggers " Industries and paraphrases of their legends and rayth3. His "Hints to Yosemlte Visit ors" contain some good specimens or unconscious humor: Men will find flannel or negligee shirts the most comfortable. Short skirts are most convenient Something absolutely sort for neck wear will be found a great comfort, both by men and women. Smoked, glasses will sometimes savo the wearer a headache. Take a little more money thnn you think will be needed. You may want to prolong your stay. There is a laundry in the valley There is a barber shop. j A Cure for Piles. "I- bad a bad case of plies," says G. F. Carter, of Atlanta, Ga., "and consulted a physician who advised . me to try a box or DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. I purchased a box and. was entirely cured. It Is splendid I ror piles, giving relief instantly, and . I heartily recommend it to all suffer ers." DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve is1 unequaled for Its healing qualities.! Eczema and other skin diseases, also! sores, cuts, burns and wounds of every kind are quickly cured by It. Sold by Tallman & Co. ' 1 THE WHOLESOME CRESCENT Egg and Phosphate BAKMiQ POWDER BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME CIU2AM CF TARTAR POWDERS. Home for the Afflicted Dr. Sabina Leach's Private Sanitarium Chronic diseases a specialty. Her remedies are strictly herbal, assisted by magnetic processes, and medicated vapor baths. All diseases treated In a common sense ano scientific man ner, removing unnatural growths, tumors, goitre and all 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 all diseases peculiar o women. Special attention given to the Whiskey, Opium and Tobacco Habits Treatment, nurse, board and room at reasonable rates. Con sultation free. Corner Weat Bluff and Marie Streets. BIG SALE AT THE FAIR THIS WEEK Specials - Dry Good IjiiIIor' lilnrl? tinoa tu. , . THE STORE THAT IS AFTER YOUR BUSINESS. It Is the Intention to exneml SS.- 250,000 upon additions nnd annexes to the capitol building at Washington i during the next rour years. GOT HIS HAIR BACK. Vn Perfectly Bold Wbn lie Started to Uae Kewbro'a Ilerplclile . Frederick Manuel), Maryland block. Butte, Montana, bought a bottle ot Now bro'a Hcrplclde. April 6, '39, and began to use it for entire baldness. The hair fol llclcs In his scalp were not dead and In 20 days he had hair all over his head. unJU) -"e writes, -ana xoaay my nair '3 ns 'hick and luxuriant ns any one couId w'sh." Newbro's Herplclde works B "Z. "j!: , ' ,.",7, ;c. ,,, ,i,i, ,m vi nt nnnllv haldness no Jhnt with thn cause cone the effect cannot remain. Stops falllnsr hair at once and a new Browth start. Sold by leading- uruceists. Sena 10c. In stamps ror sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mich. F. W. Schmidt, special agent. O SPICES, o COFFEE,TEA, BAKING POWDER, FLOORING EXTRACTS Afeduhfafty, FinesrflaYor, Oreare it Sfmjjh. fc&sorvable Prices. CL0SSET & DEYERS PORTLAND, OREGON. D Positively the best beer made. Any quantity you de sire. Delivered to your home. Always call for Olyin Ila. A. NOLTE 'Phone Main 81. Ho! for a Picnic Enjoy an outing and a drive. A Ashing trip will give you pleasure. Qood rigs, fine horses. Everything first-class. Prices reasonable. Williams Livery Stable 723 Cottonwood Street pair for . . .7.7. . .7. 7. . , " f Misses' hose, worth 13c, for Sataraivr,J Tys' heavy hose. 20c kind, ror Sa'J- "'i' 3 pairs for , 1'(5y Lace collars for Saturday . " j. Vora..7..S.a.,e SatUrday a a'onfiS Ribbon sale Saturday, 50c woVth'orVib'Cj iiiij N0TICI TO ALL MY FRIEK3SI PATRONS: I TAKE PLEASl'fcl in l MUUUUING TO rmtixus, DHS. L LJ n. WHITE, TO YlH "AVE SOLD MY BUSINESS IN THIS I THOROUGHLY RECC THE DRS. WHITE At F CLASS DENTISTS INI RESPECT, AND Will TEEM IT A F ANY OF MY Pt PLACE THEIR HANDS OF TH WHITE. RESPECTFULLY, E. A. MM DEMOCRATIC TICI State. Supreme Judge Hosts j Dairy and Food Cos M. Douglas. Presidential Eta Jeffrey, T. H. Crawford,' and J. H. Smith. District Congress, Second Simmons. District Attoraej, I Morrow J. H. Baler. Joint Reprcsentatitt, Umatilla F. B. Holbrootl County. Judge G. A. llarum Sheriff T D. Tajlor. Clerk J, E. Cherrj, Recorder W. H. Fwil Asseseor C. P. Ewii CommlBsIoner Wffliu Representatives W. lain and William School SuperinteiK Mayberry. Surveyor C C Treasurer S. G. noroner Dr. T. M-1 Precinct Justice of the Pe" null Constable John M. ! Republican TW For Presidential W. V. Hamptci J. K Hart W H. Gore James A. Tee For Supreme Judje: Justice F A. ! For Food and Dairf I I i w. Bailei For Prosecuting AtttitfJ 0, W. me'i" , For Joint RepresesUUrt Dr. W u. - For Congressman i J. N. Will" i For RePresent4r,'l, i John J. WW ' Henry Adiavi For County Judl: J, Henry J. For County Clert: I Frank StW For Sheriff: i C. A. Darrell W ( -..- 2 For Recorder: 5 I W. H. To J 1 For Assessor: 2 I W. T. JUW For Commissions ITnraCfl """"i n.L.i RnMrit'9 For Coroner: For Justice oi Tnomaa iu For ConstaWf. F. W. "pro HIBITIO" Diio1 M. V. Howard. I tive Morrow v A. Pa"' i Lrt War?- W. A.