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DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1904.
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Three Big Specials
$10.00 TO $12.00 TAILOR-MADE T CV
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Alexander Department Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
HAMMOCKS
The seasou for hammocks is here. Time to get them Is now
ud the place to get the best at the lowest prices Is at our store.
We have spread ourselves In securing the newest and prettiest
patterns turned out by the manufacturers. Just look at our lines.
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co.
RELIC OF A MURDER.
Wo-
OF
MILTON
REV. A. J. ADAMS LEAVES
MILTON FOR MORO.
Mr. and Mr. Robert MeEwen Return
From an Extended Visit to Bonnie
Scotland Social Movement In the
Neighborhood of Milton for the Patt
Few Days.
Milton, Juno 7. Messrs. S. A. and
Q. V. Miller havo returned from
Hood Hlver, where they had been at
tending the nurserymen's convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert MeEwen ar
rived hero Saturday from n flvo
months' visit with relatives In Scot
land. Rev. 11. M. Messlek nnd wife took
their departure Saturday for tnelr
homo at Cheney, Wash., after a week's
visit here with friends.
Mrs. Mary Luclnger and daughter,
Miss Hose, returned to their homo at
Walla Walla, after a few days' visit
with Mrs. John Miller.
Rev. A. J. Adams took his depart
uro Frldny for Moro, Ore., whero ho
will occupy tho pulpit of the Presby
terinn church. Mrs. Adams will leave
Thursday for Moro to Join her hits
band.
Mrs. H. K. Krazlor has gone to
Portland for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. X. Bradley.
Mrs. O. M. Castlcman arrived hero
yesterday from her home at Pendlo
ion nnd Is n guest of her sister, Mrs,
F. J. Kershnw.
Mrs. T. C. Frnzter returned this
morning trom Oearhart, where she
had been attending the . M. V. A.
meeting.
Mrs. C. E, Gibson came home Sun
day from l'alouse, Wash., whero sho
hnd been visiting her daughter. Mrs;
II. I. Hughes.
MILLERS DEMAND REBATE.
643 MAIN STREET.
BECK, THE PLUMBER
let him do tho work and you will be satisfied. His work Is always
A1wjb let us figure with you on plumbing.
BECK, the Reliable Plwmbe
Court Street, opposite Hotel Bickers.
We Make New Roofs We Make Old Roofs New Again
Tilt is our exclusive business and we have had something over
ElATERITE ROOFING Is rigidly guaranteed. It has a past of which
Iff) Tlflt KflhotnnH Tf will nn Imttatlirnl a ttm mnHor Wo all nil
pleued to quote prices and to answer questions.
Main-:,, ii ... r tin n , rt i t n a. i fiM
CEREMnMv
, " " "ub. ana as tho occa-
siiuaiitv.
Mortment of
UTUnr,....
every kind tnn , ..
. . .iKll'Pl T r
and : au;Znl rlneB ot a WtUxb.
r? t,u, tie price.
GLENN WINSLOW
Summer
Drinks
H freshing and Invigorat
W. cwi. lnk8 60 right to tho
Ch,r F'
P4j
t7 ' tai
Mineral
linger Alo and
U kinds of soft
T under nt n . .
-v. uuurgo HOICJ
LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH
Building
Material
Dlmeuslon lumber of all de
scriptions. Sash, Doors,. Blinds,
Moulding, Building and Tar
Paper.
BRING YOUR BILL TO US
AND GET OUR FIGURES.
Grays Harbor
Commercial Co.
Opposite W. & C. R. Depot.
Hand-Made Spur and Rowell From a
Skeleton Foot.
Mention was made some time ago
in the papers from the interior of the
finding of a human foot protruding
from the bank of a creek. Attached
to It was an old-fashioned, hand-mndo
spur, such as was worn by tho cow
boys of the early days. This spur is
now in the possession of Tex Langl
ver, having been brought to Pendle'
ton by "Bill" Lester, a sheepherder.
The spur Is very heavy, the rowell
being three Inches In diameter. It Is
rusted so that it has the appearance
of being a solid piece, it is supposed
to havo been worn by a wealthy cat-
tleowner, who mysteriously dlsap
peared many years ago, whllo riding
from town to his camp with his cat
tie herders' wages. The man, who
was very wealthy, was never heard of
after be left the city, and though it
was suspected that he bad been mur
dered, no one could ever bo connect
ed with the crime, and the mystery
remained unsolved until the finding of
tho skeleton and the spurs.
A Well Known Gentleman Speaks of
"Trlb" as a Cure.
Spokane, Wash., May 2, 1904.
"TRIB" has done Just what you
said it would for me and I am well
pleased; my general health Is better
and I have no desire for liquor or to
bacco. It has been about one year
slnco I took "TRIB." You may use
my name at any tlmo you like, and
say to those that know mo know that
I would not say I received a euro
with TRIB unless It was true.
Yours truly,
JOHN Q. Pl.'iNEY.
For sale hy Tallman & Co.
Try the hot free lunch at the Mer-
mains' ffiw. iz in i at noon! 10
C p. m., and at midnight.
The Columbia
Lodging House
Well ventilated, neat and com
fortable rooms, good beds. Bar
In connection, where best
goods are served.
Main street, center of block,
between Alta and Webb
streets.
F. X. SCHEMPP
Proprietor
POCKET
KNIVES
Wc havo had manufactured
for us an extraordinary flno
line of pockot knives, ranging
In prices from 26c to fl.9&, stag
and pearl handles, brass ribs
and best quality Wordlow steel.
Try one of our good knives.
Frederick Nolf & Co.
WATER
TANKS
We make a Specialty of Building
Round or Square
WATER TANKS
Also Header Beds all sizes and
kinds. We make them right and they
always give satisfaction. Our work
Is never slighted or botched.
Pendleton Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor.
Corner Webb and College.
Flour Trust Favors Some Paternalist
Ic Legislation.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., Juno 8. Un-
der the nusnlces of tho NationnI Mill
ers' Federation, organized In Chicago
two years ago, nearly 1000 mill men
of Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri, wis
consln, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, Oklnho
ma and other states nssombled In con
ference here today to discuss trans
portatlou facilities, storage nnd varl
ous other matters affecting tho Hour
milling Industry.
Foremost among tho legislative
measures which aro being pushed by
tho millers is tho I-overing bill pond
ing In congress. Tho bill Is intended
to simplify the matter of American
millers getting back In rebate tho
amount of duty they have to pay on
foreign wheat when tho cereal la
manufactured Into flour and exported
Such a rebate Is allowed now, but
the millers complain that It Is hedged
about with so many obstacles that It
Is next to impossible for them to bo-
cure it. They say that if It wero pos
slble to havo adopted a measure such
as the Loverlng bill, American millers
could grind nearly all the wheat
grown In Canada and ship the Hour
to Europe.
PAN-PRESBYTERIAN ALLIANCE.
Representatives From All Over the
World at Liverpool.
Liverpool, Juno 8. Presbyterians
from all over tho world aro hero to
attend tho ecumenical meeting of tho
Pan-Presbyterian Alllanco, which
opened today. Upwards of COO dele
gates aro present and the following
countries uro represented:
United States, Canadn, England,
Ireland, Scotland, Austria-Hungary,
Belgium, East Frleslnnd, France, Ger
many, Greeco, Italy, Russia, Spain,
Switzerland, Ceylon, China, Japan,
Natal, Eastern Australia, South Afri
ca, Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania,
New Zealand, Otago, Southland, Ja
maica and New Hebrides.
Tho alliance Is not a loglslatlvo
body; its work Is to discuss church
and religious questions. Tho session
will continue a week or ten days,
during which tlmo many prominent
Presbyterian divines will deliver ud
dresses. Tho opening sermon was
preached by Rev. Dr. John Watson
("Ian Maclaren").
Worst of All Experiences.
Can anything bo worse than to feel
that every minute will bo your last?
Such was tho experlenco of Mrs. S.
H. Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For throo
years," sho writes, "I endured insuff
erable pain from Indigestion, stomach
and bowel troubles, Death seemed
Inevitable when doctors and all rorao
(lieu failed. At length I was Induced
to try Electric Bittern and tho result
was miraculous, I Improved at onco
and now I'm completely recovered,"
For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bow
el troubles Electric Bitters Is tho only
troubles Electric Bitters Is tho only
medicine, Only We. It's guaranteed
by Tollman & Co, druggists.
Wisconsin Veterans In Camp.
Madlsou, Win., Juno 8. Tho city Is
filled with members of tho Grand
Army of tho Republic, veterans of
tbo Spanish war. Sons of veterans
and members of tho Woman's Relief
Corps, together with many other vis.
Itors. The occasion Is the annual en
campment of the (J, A. R., Depart
ment of Wisconsin, and the meetings
of tho allied organizations, Tbo two
days' program provides for spoechos
by prominent veterans and other In
teresting features In addition to tho
routine business of the encampment.
Norrls & Rowe Coming.
Fresh from tho confines of the win-,
tor quarters; bright with Its paint of ,
red nnd gold; with Its glittering at
tractive newness; onco again comes
to us tho over popular, over welcome j
Norrls & Rowe's shows, only this tlmo
they come to us In nil the glory of a
full-Hedged circus for let It bo known
that the Nurrls &. Rowo shows have
grown the sturdy, lusty, healthy
growth of tho trained nntmnl show ,
to tho marvelous heights of tho dlgnl-,
iieu. inn nmi complete two-ringed nnu
elevated stage circus.
First among thoso worthy of men
tion nro tho human actors, the six
marvelous llolfords, tho world's great
est acrobats; tho five flying La vans.
the most sensational of nil aerial i
gymnasts; Melnotto, La Nolo and Mel
notte, Europo's premier comedy high'
wire artists; the Gardner Family, six
heroes of tho high horizontal bars; ,
tbo graceful Groh's, flvo of tho most
remarkable equilibrists extnnt; tho
three McDonnld brothers, foremost
trick cyclists; a Royal .InpaticHo
troupe of eight of tho Mikado's most
famed athletes; then como tho ani
mal actors, the always Interesting
trnlned animal exhibition; tho per
forming elephants, camels, lions, ti
gers, hyenas, llamas, buffaloes, kan
garoos, ostriches, oik, deer, goats and
monkeys. Herbert Humbloy's school
of educnted seals, Herr Golsler's herd
of comedy elephants; qunrtot of cake
walking horses, tho enchanting pony
ballot, tho Roman hlpixidromo, tho
million dollar new monngerle mid over
so many other nets, novelties nnd ani
mals that can not nil bo mentioned in
the confines of n slnglo newspaper ar
ticle. ,
There will ho the usual mnrvolous
street display parndo at 10 nnd two
performances will bo given In this
city, at 2 and S o'clock Thursday,
Juno lfi.
Real Estate
2,400.00
Will uuy an 8-room house J
and two lots, has 6 rooms on
1st floor; 3 roomB ou 2d floor;
hath and tollot, good cellar.
Flvo blocks from Main street "
$700.00 I
Will buy a 3-room home, 3 o
blocks from Main street.
700.00,
Two very desirable lots on
Jncson street, only six block
from Main stieet.
Ofilca rooms for rent. J
Merchants Protective :
Agency S
Despaln Building, Room 43,
Tolophono Black 1161. Z
'as
SHIPS FOR BREMERTON.
Pacific Squadron Will Receive Some
Needed Repairs.
Seattle, June S. Word has boon
received from San Francisco to tho
effect that the monitor Wyoming
nnd the torpedo bont destroyers Per- T
... ., T,..l 1 - ...II,
I) mill 1,1111 JIMll-H Will BUUU 1U11VU
that port for tho Puget Sound nuvy
yard at Bremerton, joining thu Paci
fic squadron, wiilch has been ordorod
from Honolulu to tho local yards.
This will mean still moro work for
tho men nt tho navy-yard. Tho Wyo
ming and tho Paul Jones hnvn been
stationed at Panama for tho past fow
months and came north ns soon na
the oannl negotiations wero brought
to nn end by tho United Stntes gov
ernment. 1
Tho Wyoming Is In command of
Cnptnln Gottman and has n comple
ment of 193 onicers and men.
Tho announcement Hint thu wholo
Pacific squadron, consisting of tho
flagship Now York, thu cruiser Mar
hlchead, tho gunboats Bennington
and Concord nnd tho collier Nero had
boon ordorod by tho navy department
to leave Honolulu for Bremerton wns
today confirmed hy Rear Admiral
Barclay, commandant of the Pugot
Sound navy-yard. j
That Throbbing Headache.
Would quickly lcavo you, If you
used Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. I
Thousands of suffcrors hnvo proved
tholr mntchless morlt for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. Thoy mako puro
blood and build un your health. Onlv
26 contn, money hack If not curod.
Sold by Tnllmnn & Co., druggists.
College
Place
Health
Food
Wnfurs, fruit crackers, cream
sticks, nut butter ami salted
ponnuts.
Despaia & Clark
9
SHERWIN &
WILLIAMS
PAINT
ONLY PLACE IN PENDLE
TON TO GET IT.
PAINTERS' MATERIALS OF
ALL KIND8.
E. J MURPHY
Court St,
,
The Washington & Columbia River
Railway Special 8ummer Excur
sion Rates to Coast Points.
Beginning Juno 15, 1904, tho W. &
C. R. railway will havo on snlo tickets
to WestiKirt, Ixmg Beach, Clatsop
Beech, Tokelnnd, Ilwnco. Soavlow, Ti
oga, Pacific Park, Ocean Park, Nah
cotta, Flavol, Gcarhart and return nt
110.00 for tho round trip.
For children of half faro age, onc-
liulf the nbovo rato.
Tickets will bo good roturnlng until
September 30th.
For full Information cnll upon or
address.
W. ADAMS,
Agent.
Annual Picnic A. O. U. W Waltsburg,
Or., June 9, 10, 11.
l.i tin. nhnvn rt-nnulmt niniul trlti
tickets will bu sold to WnltsbiirK nt n
rate of $2. SO. Dates of sale Juno 9,
10, nnd 11, limited to return Juno 12,
1601. For nartlculnrs call on or ad
dress E. C. Smith, agent.
Crossed (olopliono nnd electric
power wires caused tho destruction
of GO,000 worth of property In River
side. Oil.
Drs. Adnins' dental parlors
will closo for tho suminor In
few days, as tho doctors will
lcavo for thu East.
All partluH duslrlng work
done should call at once and
mako arraugoinouts.
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists.
Unlontown, Pa.. Juno 8. There was
a large and representative attondanco
of delegates at tbo opening of tbo
prohibition state convention hero to
day. The convention will name dele
gates to the national convention of
tbo party to bo held at Indianapolis
the latter part of the month.
Hack U la tow.
THE REAL TEST
Of llcrylcide la la UItIo It 'Vkoe.
oujiu TrUL
There la only one teit by which to
judge of the efficiency of any article
And dial w uy us auiiiiy iu uu mm
which it I Intended to da. Many hair
vlKom 'nay look nice and small nice,
hut the point l Jo thoy eradicate Dan-
tlrun iinil slop laiunK uairi
No, they do not, but Horptclde iloex,
WuUBe It noes to the root of the evil
and kill the germ that attack the
papilla from wlienco the hair gtta Its
Ule,
letters from prominent people every.
wnore aru auuy provincr mm nwiro e
Herplcldo stands the "teit of una."
It In a delightful dreiwlng, clear, pure
and I no rum oil or grease.
Hold by leading druggUts. Hend 10c. In
tampi for sample to The Herplclde Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
F. W. Schmidt, special agent.
Two kinds of goods and
trade; a bargain's a bargain
and moncyback. One maken
friends, and the other loses
em.
Schilling's Best nt your
grocer's.
$60,000.
School District No. Sixteen, Umatilla
County, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given thai sealed
proposals will ho received at tho of
flco of tho county truasurer of Uma
tilla county, Oregon, at Pendleton, Or
egou .on or beforu Wednesday, tli
1Mb day of Juno, at flvo o'clock p. m,
for tho purchase of bonds to ho lisued
by School District No. Sixteen, com
. prising tho city of Pendleton and cor
tain adjoining lands In Umatilla,
county, Oregon, of tho par vnluo ot
I Sixty Thousand Dollars, bearing Inter
' est at tho rntu of 4 'j pur cunt per aa
num, payable semi-annually, principal
and Interest puyablu at the olllcu ot
the county troasurcr of Umatilla cou
, ty, or at New York city, ut tho option
of tho purchaser, Suld bonda matur
ing In twenty years, but being paya
ble Iu ten years or aftur nt thu opUo
I .. . m.i.li v',. aiH,nn
Ul WIIHIItb niAtuuii,
All bids, In order to ho considered,
must bo accompanlod by a cortlflod
check, draft or certificate of doposlt,
for tho sum of One Thousand Dollars,
to ho approved by tho directors ot
said district buforo said bids uro oixio
ed. Hald draft, certified check or cor
tlflralu of doposlt to be payable to
School District No. Blxteon, In Uma
tilla county, Oregon, und tho Bald sum
In ho forfeited to said district, should
tho bid bo accepted and thu bidder
full to comply therewith. The buyex
of said bonds to provldo the nocessarf
and propor blanks therefor, complying
in un rospectH with tho laws ot tba
stnto of Orogon, nnd pay for said
bonds In Pomtloton, Oregon. Tht
county troasurer nnd said district re
servo the right to roject any and ofl
niaa witnout question.
JOHN IIAILI3Y. JR..
Wlork ot School District No. Sixteen,
Pendletou, Oregon.
Sated this 31st day ot May, 1904.