DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1904.
PAQE TWO.
Egg
Phosphate
Drawn In Stone
A delicious, healthful, strength
giving ilrlnU served In nn ap
petizing way.
A drink men like, and women
too.
A spicy, aromatic food drink,
cooling, refreshing and palato
pleasing. 10c.
F. W. SCHMIDT
DRUGGIST.
Postofllce Block.
Phono Main 851.
GENERAL NEWS.
Mayor Robert W. Sneer, the recent'
ly elected democratic mayor of Den
ver, was Inaugurated June 1.
Four men were killed and two fa
tally wounded by a premature blast
In a Warwick, Tenn., coal mine.
Mayor Hudson, of Negaunee, Mich.,
Is lo3t In the woods. Klfty picked
woodsmen are searching for him.
Unite Dallln, Jared Smith and Fred
Hanson woro rescued after clinging
3C hours to an upturned boat on Salt
Lake.
Dr. Fred Chase, professor of as
tronomy at Yalo University, Is tak
ing treatment at Boulder, Col., for
nervous prostration.
The American steamer Korea, Is
detained at Kobe, Japan, on account
of a case of plague aboard. The
sick person Is Mrs. Palmer.
Manuel Deplnto was killed at Los
Angeles by a Southern Pacllle train.
After the funsral a troll ry cai struck
tho hearse containing Deplnto's body.
Hearse, collln and corpse were badly
demoralized.
Mrs. Anna L. Slbbett, a widow, was
found dead at Trenton, N. J., with
her skull broken In by an ax. Her
14-year-old son Is charged with her
murder In an attempt to rob his
mother or $50.
Colonel Hamilton, an agent of the
British government, has contracted
for 600,000 Chlneso coolies to work
In tho mines of South Africa. All
are men who have not yet been out
side the Chlneso Empire.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Gabriel flreco, an Italian who rob
bed his roommato in Portland of $225
some tlmovago, has sent the amount
back from" St. Louis with apologies.
Plans for a new hospital at Spo
kane have been drawn. The now In
stitution will cost $150,000 and will
bo known as the Sacred Heart hos
pital. James 'D. Herryford, a rich cattle
king of Lake county, has been sued
for $70,000 for breach of promise by
Miss Dlrdle McCarty, of Michigan.
Herryford is worth $200,000.
It is now suspected that Aurclius,
tho cashier of tho Pullman Car Com
pany at Portland, who was "robbed"
by two negro toughs In his offlco
Tuesday, has been gambling and was
not robbed at all.
Ed A. Svope, a well known nows
paper man of Portland and San Fran
cisco, died at San Diego, Wednesday
of consumption. Ho was a pioneer
printer and a prominent lodge man
of Portland at one time.
Mrs. Arah Kennedy, a respected pi
oneer of Champoeg, died Wednesday
aged 85 years. She crossed the plains
from Illinois to Oregon In 1847, being
In one of tho very first emigrant
trains to reach Oregon In that year.
Andy Zelgler, a farmer living near
Barlow, Or., was attacked by a vic
ious hog, In tho woods Wednesday,
and but for a bull dog which was
with him, would havo been killed. As
It was, ho was terribly lacerated by
tho infuriated hog, before the dog
could drive it away.
Sam Benton, a pioneer prospector
of Idaho, became lost in the moun
tains near Qrangovlllo, last week, aud
fell over a cliff, breaking his leg,
llather than suffer starvation ho
dragged himself to tho bank of a
stream, where his body would be
found, and shot himself. His body
was found Wednesday.
THREE BIG BARGAINS
In Suburban Property.
Four acres, good orchard and
houso $2,250
Six acres, with good house, .400
bearing fruit trees ; alfalfa,
and chicken yard. Indepen
dent water system. Terms. ..$5,500
Eight acres, good houso and
barn; 100 bearing fruit trees.
Irrigated $2,250
E. T. WADE & SON.
VOTING SUPPLIES
ARE BEING SENT TO THE
DIFFERENT PRECINCTS
In Hoaue Precinct the Flood Last
Year Destroyed the Booths Old
Booths Are on Hand In All Other
Precincts Pendleton Voting Places
Are All Ready for the Sovereign
Electors.
Tho clerk's and sheriff's ofllcos are
busy places at tho present time, and
will bo until (hoy have unloaded their
election supplies.
The ballot boxes aro all In readi
ness, and last evening Joe Blnkley
loft for Pilot Hock, Willow Springs,
Alba and Uklah precincts with the
boxes to bo used nt those places. The
supplies for the rest of the precincts
will bo sent out as fust as possible
from now on.
Tho ballots are all printed and are
now In tho hands of tho county clerk,
who Is certifying to them, sealing tl;e
packages for each place and turning
the packages over to tho sheriff,
whoso duty It Is to distribute them.
This work will bo all finished before
election and on Monday morning nil
will bo ready for the contest which
will settle the hopes and fears of
the candidates.
There are hut fen' now booths to
be provided this year, nnd nearly all
of the old supply Is now on hand. In
Hogue precinct the Hood of last year
washed away all of tho booths, and
now ones will havo to bo sent to that
place, but aside from that all are
supplied, Tho supply for Pendleton
has been brought from their hiding
places and are In waiting, ready for
use.
BROWNELL IN TOWN.
Senator From Clackamas County Ad
dressed Pioneers Today.
George C. Brownell, senator from,
Clackamas county, leader of the party
nnd orator of Western Oregon, accom
panied by Representative H. C. A.
Webster, also of Oregon City, his
confidante bodyguard nnd friend, sat
n the smoking car this morning on
their way to Weston whoro tho ora
tor will address the people of Umatll-
a county today at the pioneers pic
nic.
'Sit down," ho said as ho shoved
over a little. "I am glad to seo you.
How do you like it up hero? This
s a hue town, so beautiful and so
progressive. I went out over It last
night and noted the fine dwellings,
tho substantial store buildings, tho
beautiful trees and lawns, everything,
everything fine. Tho people seem
to have built to stay. Now that big
mill up there and tho, stono ware
house, all of brick and stone. My,
but they are fine and wonderful.
"Why, old man," and he patted the
questioner soothingly on the knee, "I
don't know anything about politics.
am hero to speak at Weston today
and will go hack homo at midnight
tonight. Multnomah county? I don't
now the least thing about that part
of the state, no more than If I lived
In Idaho. Not half as much as you
do, now really," and the senator
smiled brightly.
"Now you seo It Is this way," he
continued. "Everybody down there
has got everybody else beaten. The
republicans are all elected when you
are In that part of town, but If you
go over into the other zone the whole
democratic ticket is a. winner. I
really don's know, all of tho boys are
good and truo men and none of them
would tell anything but the truth, bo
what will happen do you suppose? It
wouM be an awful expense to the
county If both tickets were elected,
don't you think?"
SAM PEISER RETURNED.
Will Resume His Old Position at Al
exander Department Store.
Sam Pelscr has returned, much to
tho Joy of numerous friends, from the
sunny south to tho frozen north.
Mr. Peiser, who for many years
was in the grocery department of tho
Alexander store, left soveral months
ago to seo tho world. Ho Journeyed
first to California, where he Inspected
San Francisco and labored there for
a whllo endeavoring to enthuse tho
Pendletonlan spirit into tho people,
but gave It up and transferred tho
sceno of his labors to Alaska, where
amid tho snow and ice he has been
longing for tho green grass of Uma
tilla once more. Now he has return
ed. He brought with him a large and
heavy sack, which he put in the safe
at tho Hotel Pendleton as an evidence
of good faith, taking therefor a re
ceipt for $411.44, Tho returned wan
derer wll lresume his old placo with
Mr. Alexander, and on Sunday next
the store will bo closed and the em
ployes will havo a holiday in honor
of his second advent.
Wants Agency for "Trlb" After Tak
Ing It.
Walla Walla, Wash., Jan 14, 1904.
As I havo taken "Trlb" and know It to
bo a cure for the liquor and tobacco
habits, I would like to act as your
agent in this stato or any other. If
you glvo agencies, please let mo hear
from you by return mall.
Yours respectfully,
G. C. CHAPMAN.
For sale by Tallman & Co.
Annual Picnic A. O. U. W., Waltsburg,
Or., June 9, 10, 11.
For tho abovo occasion round trip
tickets will bo sold to Waltsburg at a
rata of $2.80, Dates of sale Juno 0,
10, and 11, limited to return June 12,
1904. For particulars call on or ad
dress E. C. Smith, agent.
Ironers Wanted.
Six flrst-claaB ladles' clothes iron
ers wanted at the Domestic Laundry.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton. '
J. E. Bradley, Portland.
F. D. Walterley, St. l.ouls.
A, S. Arnuith, Boston.
A. Nylander, Portland.
W. F. Moore, Spokane.
L. F. Hosing, Bitter.
A. Y. Alexander, Spokane.
C. M. Cleveland, Spokane.
C. Nichols, College Place.
F. W. Walto, San Francisco.
Charles Green, San Francisco.
F. H. Stocker, San Francisco.
O. Abbott, London.
E, J. Burke, Hartford.
F. Kuhn, Now York.
O. Kuhn, Now York.
E. A. Connell, Salt Lake.
Iritis Jacobs, Denver.
S. S. Tralnpr.
E. L. Cartwrlght, Oakland.
II. D. Calpentln, San Francisco.
II. K. Montgomery, San Francisco.
Sam Peiser, San Francisco.
Georgo B. Brownell. Portland.
II. C. I. Hebslcr, Oregon City.
Mort Hour. Tnroma.
II. P. Brandos, Portland.
The St. George.
George W. Kendall, Portland.
J. Epstein, Chicago.
T. O. Flsk, city.
P. H. Steffel, Denver.
D. Davenport, Portland.
W, B. Bolton St. Joe.
.Tnsenli McCabe. Walla Walla.
Mr. aud Mrs. N. Drownlo. Portland.
Sam Roberts, city.
M. H. Thomason, San Francisco.
F. It. Hanke, Portland.
S. A. Bonch nnd wife. Walln Walla,
George W. Harris, Portland.
Georgo McGllvery, Spokane.
Ed Drew, Portland.
C. B. Atchison, Portland.
E. A. Coull, Portland.
It. C. Gownns, Minneapolis.
George H. Sanderson, Colorado
Springs.
J. E. White, San Francisco..
The Bickers.
Frank K, Wells, .Milton.
Henry Chew, Boise.
Wi A. Fellows, North Ynkimie,
.1. E. Cherry, Adams.
Frank Back, Echo.
Mrs. Vanettn, Umatilla.
Mrs. It. S. Yena and daufiliier,
Umatilla.
V. It. Parker, Umatilla.
B. E. Thorn, Echo.
M. A. Shirley, Portland.
W. AI. M. Botts.
C. Bell, Portland.
S. S. Gill, Spokane.
It. Foster Stone, Portland.
L. E. Huklll, Starbuck.
Marlon Jack, Havana.
K. F. Fahrenwald, Plhit Rock.
E. F. Fahrenwald, Pilot Rock.
W. S. Ross, Weston. J
T. C. Kennedy, Baker City.
Mrs. Englen, Baker City.
Miss Salmo Englen, Baker City.
P. E. Johnson, Huron.
Mrs. Jennie Morrison, Umatilla.
A. M. Wlthan, Corvallls.
J. Smith, Baker City.
SCHMIDT'S
FRIDAY BARGAINS
THE DRUG STORE FOR YOU.
THE DRUG STORE THAT HAS THE
THAT SAVE YOU MONEY.
WHEN A, GOOD THING GETS BEYOND THE ORDINARY SOME PEOPLE SAY, "jiT'S TOO GOOD
TO BE TRUE," AND DON'T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF." IIT BECAUSE THEY THINK IT IS A CASE OF
EXAGGERATION. WHEN YOU READ SCHMIDT'S FRIDAY BARGAINS AND THINK THEY'RE TOO
GOOD TO BE TRUE, DON'T HESITATE, BUT COME, TO THE STORE AND LET ME PROVE THEM
TO BE JUST AS GOOD AS WE SAY THEY ARE.
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clous preparation for chapped If you want to see exactly what, is remarkably soothltrg. imparting
hands, face, lips or any roughness you need for jour vacation trip, u refreshing embrouation to tho
of tho skin. stop in our store and wo will lie skin. Schmidt's special bargain
Gentlemen will find It nn excel- glad to show, them to you, 50 per prlco, 20c a box of three pieces.
lent preparation to uso after shuv- cent discount!. Schmidt's special :
ing. bargain sale;, Friday June 3.
Schmidt's special bargain price, SCHMIDT'S BEEF, IRON AND
Friday, June 3 18c WIWE.
OREGON CORN CURE THAT A , ,,
CURES. valuable nutrltlvo tonic. It
hot water nnTTi rt ' promotes digestion, improves tho
" bottle There I& absolutely not a season appetite and gives energy to tho
At a purse pleasing prloei. We in tho world why anybody should entire system
have a quantity of hot water bot- BUffer with corns, Try our corn Schmidt's fascial bargain price,
ties of the finest quality, each one euro nnd. you will be satisfied. Juno 3d 69c
of new, strong, dependable- rubber, Schmidt's special bargain price,
fully guaranteed, that we offer at Juno 3d 15c
Schmidt's special bargain Friday, a NEW SPRING PERFUME.
June 3d, 2-quart 50c
A BATH IN THE SEA y0U cno to our storo we
shall bo glad to introduce you to a
THE GREEN iNSPrTirmE K y0U taUe Balt ,,atlls thls 8ura now lor "CERI8E"--ono of tho
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Wo make the "Green Fluid." Its ter and will bo bettor ablo to stand perfumo caso lias over held. You
tho best hug and Insect liquid ox tho debilitating effects of hot will llko it overybody does. One
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Jl,no 3 19c day, 5-pound bag 170 prico , 50c oz
VINOL.
To gain flesh, to got strong, wo
know Vinol will make fleah faster
than any preparation containing
greaso. We can prove it.
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VISIT THE BIG SALE AT THE FAIR THIS
Saturday Specials - Dry
Bleached muslin, fic kind, 10 yards for
Calico, 7c kind, 10 yards for
Zophyr gingham, doublo fold, 10 yards
lap flllk, nil colors, 1 yards for
Lyon dyo wash silk, 50c silk, 4 yards
Crystal cord silks, 4 yard cuts, special
Heavy outing flannel, 10 ynrds for
Ladles' lace hose, 30c and 35c kinds
The FAIR. TheF.
THE
Find tho young man of whom the girl Is
To Die In Electric Chair. Carl Berg, u Swedish youth of 19
Columbus, O., Juno- 2. Tho first of years, will bo electrocuted. Berg's
tho half dozen occupants of the an- crime was the murder of John Gin
nex of tho Ohio penitentiary will pay ( hard, n fellow tra'nip, at Wnuscon hist
tho death penalty tomorrow, when full.
GOODS YOU WNT AND SELLS.
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I.aco collars for Saturday
Embroidery sale Saturday,'".."
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25c
Ribbon salo Saturday," MoVo
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