Egg
Phosphate
Drawn In Stone
A delicious, healthful, strength
giving drink served In tin ap
petizing way.
A drink men like, and women
too.
A spicy, aromatic food drink,
cooling, refreshing and palate
pleasing. 10c.
F. W. SCHMIDT
DRUGGIST.
Tostofflco Block.
Thono Main 851.
GENERAL NEWS.
Tiger hunting In India during 1903
"fcroio oven," the hunters bagging
JIS9 tigers and the tigers bagging 190
fttcn.
Charles Netchcr, proprietor of the
Itaston Store, In Chicago, died from
Xhe effects of nn operation for appen
dicitis. lly the burning of a saloon and
Sodging houso in Cleveland, two per
vitins were burned to death and sov-
stat severely hurt.
Uy Invitation, a United States
.army band led the procession of cx
(Confederato soldiers In the recent re
union at Nashville.
In the recent suburban handicap at
Mew York, Irish Lad, Hermiu and The
.Picket were entered. Hermls won.
JXearly $300,000 was up In privatu
diets representing ovory posslblo com
irtnatioil. Of the victims of the Slocum dis
aster, the lives of nearly 90 per cent
were insured in three companies,
mailing a specialty of insuring work
ing people and those In moderate clr
ra instances.
The Oregon delegation to the Chi
tcaso convention has chosen W. D.
Ajcr chairman, C. II. Carey member
af the national committeo and J. W.
Campbell member of the committee
ao resolutions.
Charles IC. Cannon, a wealthy and
ttaccessful Hoboken, N. Y., lawyer,
sicarly CO years of ago, has been sen
tenced to 15 years In the penitentiary
tar taking liberties with little girls
from 10 to 12 years old.
The statistics of tho larger Amerl
icmb cities show that In proportion to
fcbeir membership the attendance at
churches is in tho following order:
Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Pres
ijterlan, Baptist, Lutheran.
SSreineer G. A. Hall, on tho Cana
(Son Pacific, went insane at tho throt'
Uc of his engine and came near caus
ens a disastrous wreck. It took the
entire crew and several volunteers to
rcrpower him and savo the train.
IRK ON STREETS
COMMISSIONER BROWN DOING
EFFECTIVE SERVICE.
Property Owners Are Urged to Repair
Sidewalks and Crosswalks and
Keep Them In Repair Work of
Cleaning Up Debris From the
Streets is Well In Hand.
Considerable effective and much
needed repairing has been done on
tho streets of iate, particularly In
the wuy of putting In new crossings
Crossings have been put in at the fol
lowing places: Two at tho intersee'
tion of Webb and Alta, one at Cosblo
and Alta, one at Aura nnd Alta, one
at Willow and Alta, one at Calvin and
Alta, one at Main and Water, and
two at Main and Court. Very soon
two will ho put In at Thompson and
Alta, and two at College and Alta
The average cost of these crossings,
Including labor and material, is $8.25
at points not on Main street: on
Main street the average cost Is some
what more.
Commissioner Brown urges all prop
erty owners to get a hustle on them
nnd see that the walks and crossings
adjacent to their property aro prop
erly and effectively repaired and af'
terward kept In repair. Tho wort
must he done this summer, too; If
not by the property owners It will he
done by the city, which will cost
more, inevitably, and in either event
tho property owner adjacent must
pay the bill. Moral Do it yourself
and save money.
Mr. Brown has tho work of clearing
away debris left from the sower con
structlon well In hand, and It will bo
completed In a very short time. Ho
Is also looking after getting the
! streets cleared everywhere of litter
' and is filling holes and reducing the
unsightly and annoying hillocks here
I and there to bo found.
SALEM HIGHLY HONORED.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
J. H. Chtlds has a contract for dig
Xing 10,000 feet of excavation for now
nater mains In La Qrande.
Dan Ylen, a Chinese vegetable ven
der, was shot in the back ut Olympla
Monday, by nn unknown assailant.
During 24 hours, Saturday and Sun
day night, 20 robberies and hold-ups
urcre reported to tho Spokane police.
A game of ball between Cathlamet
aad Uanler, played at Cathlamet Sun
dir. ended In a general fight over a
Acci.xion of the- umpire.
Seattle banks aro making a hitter
tfcsht over tho ofllco of county treas
urer, two rival banking companies
tach having a candidate.
The subject of advancing the rates
at assessment In tho A. O. U. W. will
fought out in tho Oregon grand
lodge which mets in i'ortlnnd In July.
The saloons at Independence have
been ordered closed on Sunday. For
Site first time In tho history of tho
tity the side doors of all saloons were
rinsed.
In a monster mass meeting attend
4 by 10,000 people, Butto minors
protested to tho president against tho
treatment of Colorado miners by the
militia, Monday.
One thousand crates of strawber
ries on tho farm or J. V. Mooro, at
Hood Iliver, have been offered to any.
none freo of charge If they would pick
uad haul them away. Slack market
Si tho cause.
If you want to buy wheat land, a
istock ranch, town property, vacant
feis or anything In tho real estato
Sac, just drop In and seo us.
B. T. WADE & SON.
Office In E. O. Building, Pendleton,
Or. .'Phono Black 1111.
Many Men From Capital City Elected
to Positions of Trust.
Tho stato conventions of various of
the fraternal and secret orders of Or
egon have taken place recently, and
a number of people known locally to
the readers of this paper have receiv
ed Honors tliercat, says tho Salem
statesman,
Mr. I). Webster of this cltv was
elected n member of the council of
administration of tho Grand Army of
mo llepuullc, wlillo Prof. Z. M. Parvln
was named as one of tho delegates
trom Oregon to the national encamp'
ment. which will take place at Bos
ton. .Mass., In August. AIlss Lizzie
Smith and Miss Helen Southwick of
this city were elected members of the
executive board of the Woman's Be
lief Corps at the encampment at Hood
Hiver.
At the Masonic grand logo which
met in Portland, Dr. W. T. William
son, a former Salem resident, was
elected senior grand warden, and Lot
L. Pearco of Salem, junior grand
warden. Lot I.. Pearco was also elect
ed grand king. L. Stelwer of Salem,
grand captain of tho host; Judgo Geo.
H. Burnett of Salem, grand lecturer
of the Boyal Arch Masons.
At the grand lodge of the I. O. O. F.
at Astoria recently, Salem fared re
markably well, Grand Master Mills
being from Salem; Deputy Grand
Master Hudson coming from Stayton,
and while Grand Warden Carter Is
not n Salem man, his family relatives
cause him to stand well with Salem
people.
Rush to the Bitter Roots.
A packer who accompanied Lafo
Williams of this city to tho latter's
black lead property In tho Bitter Hoot
mountains, reached Oroflno yesterday.
He made the trip out by way of Mis
soula from which ixilnt ho took the
train to Oroflno. The packer reports
Hint the trip was a rough ono as from
four to 10 feet of snow was encoun
tered In places. Mr. Williams and
party left Oroflno about three weeks
ago and they were tho first to enter
tho Black Lead district this year.
Tho packer left Mr. Williams comfor
tably located at his property and ho
will spend the summer there In devel
opment work. Tho packer states that
the snow Is rapidly disappearing and
that the Plerco trail Into the district
Is a good one. Ho also reports that
many people are planning to enter tho
district, and the Interest already
shown assures a big rush from the
Montana side. Lowlston Tribune.
Worst of All Experiences.
Can anything bo worse than'to feel
that every mlnuto will bo your last?
Such was tho experience of Mrs. 8.
II. Nowson, Decatur, Ala. "For three
years," sho wrlteB, "I endured Insuff
erable pain from Indigestion, stomach
and bowel troubles. Death seemed
Inevitable when doctors and all reme
dies failed. At length I was Induced
to try Electric Bitters 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 the only
medicine. Only BOc. It's guaranteed
by Tollman &. Co, druggists.
Convention of Chemists.
Provldenco, n. I., Juno 21. Leading
chemists from all sections of the
country assembled today In Rockefel
ler Hull of Brown University, to at
tend tho thirtieth general meeting of
tho American Chemical Society. Tho
meeting was opened with an adress
of welcomo by President Faunco of
tho university, to wnicn W. A. A.
Noyes, president of tho society, ro-
spomled. Tho remalndor of tho fore
noon sosslon was devoted to tho read
ing and discussion of scientific papers,
Tho meeting will continue until Friday.
There Is more In being worthy of
a great placo than there la In winning
It.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.
C. E. Itoosevelt, city.
H. W. B. Smith, linker City.
G. Tuttlo, Portland.
F. F. Plowden, Portland.
Arthur Elston. San Francisco.
Georgo F. Roberts, Portland.
A, D. Williams, Portland.
Mlas W. E. Brash, liolse.
M. Sllverberg, San Francisco.
John WIsson, Portland.
M. H. Patton, Spokane.
O. H. Unison. Portland.
G. S. Youngman, Portland.
E. B. Coman, Portland.
C. E. Nelson, Weston.
J. H. Klockner, Spokane.
J. Fred Fisher, Spokane.
Charles H. .Miller. Echo.
F. S. McMahon, Portland.
W. J. Walto, Portland.
C. W. Cnttatu. San Francisco.
Mrs. .1. W, Tuttlo. La Grande.
Matt Orr, Dillon.
Harry Reed. Huron.
.1. J. Ralleray, city.
C. F. Ovcrlough. Portland.
Charles Rlugler. Portland.
George T. Williams. Portland.
The St. George.
P. Jncobsen, San Francisco.
J. A. Wolfe, San Francisco.
E, N. Hutchinson. Portland.
Georgo W. Gates, Seattle.
A. Y. Barker. Portland.
W. C. Cnd well, Pomeroy.
O. H. Fay, Spokane.
John Dahlngcr. Seattle.
R. Bums, Walla Walla.
J. C. Currle, Portland.
J. R. Kllgure and wife, Weston.
George H. Sutherland. Walla Walla
J. P. McEachm. Helix.
J. R. Schubert. Kallspel.
R. C. Gregory. Portland.
J. E. Wheeling, San Francisco.
F. H. Splcer. Spokane.
M. H. Robinson, Kansas City.
A P. Henderson, Sioux City.
A. G. Williams, Spokane.
L. F. Hunt, Seattle.
J. O. Williams, San Francisco.
E. A. Kllppel, Portland.
H. Kollelgan, Mllwailkle.
W. 1.. Robinson anil wife, Baker
City.
L. Johnson, Huron.
The Bickers.
.Mrs. Foster and grandson, Union.
E. V. Ridenour, Union.
Mrs. E. V. Ridenour, Union.
L. R. Taylor, New York.
Mrs. Goodnight, Weston.
Herman Wolf. Colfax.
C. Thrasher, Corvallls.
Sam Lee, Spokane.
S. G. Dunn, Portland.
E. P. Wilbur, Wilbur.
D. C. Richards, La Grande.
W. B. Deardorff, Weston.
D. Fuller, Milton.
Nell J. ' McDuvllt, Heppner.
J. Johnson, Seattle.
Mrs. Kdlth M. Davis, Nye.
J. S. Cunningham, Portland.
-Mrs. W. D. Smith. I.a Grande.
D. McBaln, Boise.
Mrs. W. (5. Offutt, Portland.
A. McDonald, Portland.
W. Halo Carter, La Grande,
Sunday School Convention.
Pacific Grove, Col., Juno 21. Sev
eral score of prominent Sunday
school workers are here for tho thirty-seventh
annual convention of tho
Northern California Sundny school As
sociation, which will be in session
during the next few days. Many more
delegates aro expected beforo tomor
row morning, making the gathering
tho best over held. Rev. H. II. Bell
of San Frapclsco and Rev. T. S.
Young of San Jose are hero to tell
of the proceedings of the world's con
vention nt Jerusalem last April. Tho
reports of tho association officers in
dicate a healthy growth of tho organization.
Beware of Olntmeits ar Catarrh
That Contain Mertuiy
as mercury will surely destroy tbc sense
of smell anil completely derange tbe whole
system when entering It through the mu
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from re
putable physicians, as the damage they
will do Is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Hnir Cn.
tnrrh Cure, manufactured by V, 3. Che
uey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mer
cury and Is taken Internally, acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure b sure to get tbe genuine. It Is
taken Internally and Is made In Toledo.
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
i rev.
S od .1 $atn, price 73c per bottle.
Take Hall's l.'nmllv I'm ....
Hon. ' "" v -
Throngs of Teachers.
Maysvlllo. Ky.. Jun si Vmm nv.
ery direction In Kent
Ohio, as well as other states, teach
ers nave arrived on every train for
the annual convention of the Ken
tucky Educational Association. Lou
isville, Lexington, Ashland, Bowling
Green and other chief dtiaa r ti
state aro represents! hv l
gatlons. A big welcoming demonstra
tion iuks pmcu tonignt and tho pro
ceedings will continue Wedneslny
sud Thursday. Tue sessions are 'oo
lug held at tho Washington opera
house.
Prohibitionists In lwtir.,,,1 i,,.
threatened to pinup nil tim mUn. ....
tho east side, because of their viola-
lions ot me law against selling liquor
to minors.
SOFTNE88 OF SEAL8KIN.
I. Itlvaled by Human Hnlr Where
DaudrulT U Urudlcnled.
Sealskin Is admired fh wnri.i .
Its softness and clossln
human lialr Is equally as soft and glossy
itouiijt, mm mo radical cause of all
hair trouble la dnmlrnrr ,v,i-i, .
I... .. - ' "IVII ID VUUBVU
u Pe''lrou.3,paraslt0 that saps tho
irlii i . .. r root Newbro's
11,?, 1 ? ., ,s,Ul0, only Preparation that Is
ratal to tho dandruff nn mi.i . ....
, T o. ..... ITIIIIUUI Uilll-
uruff there la no fni im. i.i. . ....
urlant srowth of glossy, soft hair Is car-
,ir leV 8S?n,rl?f thf ecalp won,t uf dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thous.
? WSen .ow. th,r beutlfut suits
of hair to Newbro's Herplclde, Sold by
TB wru8.8 V8' Senl 10- "tamps
... ..c.,..Viuu m,, uotroit, Mich.
F. W. Schmidt, special arjont.
WEDNESDAY'S SPECL
EMBROIDERY SALE FOR WEDNESDAY.
Embroidery that M'lls for 12c, 14c and 15c, spoclal price 10c
Embroidery thnt sells foi lGc, 17c, 18u and 20c, special price ....
Lonpdulo Cambric, lie uuullty, for one day only ' yd
Fino Muslin or Cambric, 10c quality, for ono day only ' yd
8e yd
Nim- i Hie timo to buy matorlr. for muslin uiulerwpnr nj .i...
""u rauaren'i
dresses.
The FAIR. The FA
J EVERY DAY 18 BARGAIN DAY HERE.
The Proper Shoe
to Wear
When you buy a pair of shoes you
needn't worry about the shape of them;
if you buy of a first-class dealer he will
have only the proper shapes.
What you need to consider is, are
the shoes comfortable and will they
wear; next thing price.
About looks, you can judge when
you see them; about the comfort you
can judge when you put them on; ahout
the wearing, see that the name Selz is
on them.
Selz prices are always right.
The Selz Royal Blue shoe
$3 50 and $4.00.
CHICAGO.
Largest makers of good shoes in the world
TEETH
Per set, J5.00; gold crowns,
$4.00; silver ftllfng, BOc; ex
tracting, 50c.
Wo are thoroughly equipped
with all modern methods and
appliances, and guarantee our
work to bo of tho highest stan
dard, and our prices the lowest
consistent with first-class work.
White Bros.
Dentists.
Association Block.
'Phono Main 1C01.
The French I
Restaurant i
Best 25 Cent Meat in the City I
Private Dining Parlors. J
Elegant Furnished Rooms In
Connection. !
0US UF0NTAINB, Prop.
633 Mala Street.
The Pantheon Thea
Webb St. cor. Cottonwood Open Every tvi
r Cv,Dv Monday AND THURit'l
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROQRAM EVERY MONDAY.
Tho Pnntheon In a strictly hiKh claao, moral T" 3 erUle
ter, catering to ladles, children and gentlemen. V!
the Ornheum elrcult. Performance will consist oi
30 to 40 minutes hy the groat comedian,
JOHN P. BRACE
A roar from start to finish.
MANN AND FRANK
In the funniest of all farces.
CAD FRANK
in her laughahlo act. A great bit.
Moving pictures by Edison Vltlscope. Dor opel
o clnolt.
X
F. E. Van Dttsen
& Co.
CONTRACTORS OF BRICK
WORK.
Bollor sotting nnd flro placos
done In first-class manner.
Address Dox 455, Pendleton.
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