East Oregonian : E.O., June 30, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAQE SIX.
DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1904.
HATES ARE RAISED
CONCESSIONS MADE
HAVE BEEN REVOKED.
Mixed Carload Lots Are Increased and
Also Tables From Common Woods
Wagon Rate Cancelled and No
Promise of Anything Better Rates
on Windmills and Component Parts
Raised, and Also on School Furniture.
1'rluter's proofs of the now freight
tariffs have arrived In Spokane, says
tho Spokesman-Hovlow, and several
changes aro made In them raising the
rates received In tho city about a
week and a half ago. Tho furniture
men are affected more by the raises
than any other lino of business, but
as thoy already have terminal rates In
many things tho railroad men say
they aro still allowed all of the 100
miles of territory agreed upon at tho
Chicago conference.
Tho now tariff first gave a rate on
mixed carloads of furniture, with 12,
000 pounds minimum, of $2.20 from all
eastern points. Tho proof received
yesterday has raised that $2.75 from
Atlantic coast points, $2.60 from Chi
cago and $2.20 from St. Paul.
Tho rate o desks and bookcases of
$1.75 from Now York and $1.00 from
Chicago and St. Paul Is taken out en
tirely. Tho rate on kindergarten seats and
tables was fixed at $1.30 from Now
Nork and Chicago and $1.20 from St.
Paul. That rate Is removed and those
articles are classed with school seats
which have tho rate of $1.30 from New
York removed. Tho rato from Chica
go Is raised to $1.05. The rate from
St. Paul Is raised from $1.20 to $1.45.
A Hat rate of $1.10 was first assign
ed to mattresses and iron frames, but
that is changed to $1.95 from Now
York, $1.79 from Chicago and $1.C3
from St. Paul.
Raises Table Rates.
Tho rato on unfinished tables of
$1.50 from New York and $1.20 from
St. Paul Is cut out and the rato on ta
bles and table supplies made from
common woods from Chicago Is raised
from $1.35 to $1.73. Tho rate from
St. Paul Is raised from $1.20 to $1.53.
Tho flat rate of $1.85 on fuso cloth
in bales in canceled.
Tho rate of pig Iron is canceled. It
was fixed nt 75 cents from Now York
and 50 cents from Chicago and St.
Paul.
The rato on wooden mantels ship
ped at the -owner's risk of breakage
and chafing, is changed from tho flat
rate of $1.50 to $2.36 from New York
and Chicago, and $2.20 from St. Paul.
The car is allowed to contain not to
exceed one grate for each mantel.
The rate on Iron and slate mantels
was $1.10 from nil eastern points. It
Is raised-to $1.95 from Now York,
$1.70 from Chicago and $1.45 from St.
Paul.
Tho rate on wagons was named nt
$1.00 from Now York and Chicago and
$1.45 from St. Paul. Tho whole rate
is canceled according to tho now
sheets.
Windmills and their component
parts were given a flat rate of $1.25.
That is changed to $1,75 from Now'
York, $1.05 from Chicago and $1.45
from St. Paul.
A flat rato of $1.24 on sulphate of
zinc Is raised to $1.31.
Startling Evidence.
Kresh testimony In great quantity
is constantly coming In, declaring
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption Coughs and Colds to bo un
equaled. A recent expression from T.
J. McFnrland, Dentorvllle, Vn., serves
as exnmple. Ho writes: "I bad bron
chitis for three years and doctored all
tho tlmo without being benefited.
Then I began taking Dr. King's Now
Discovery nnd a fow bottles wholly
cured me." Equally cffectlvo in curing
all lung nnd throat troubles, consump
tion, pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed
by Tallman & Co., druggists. Trial
bottlo free, regular sizes 60c nnd $1.
New spring shirts. Tho Boston.
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GEORGIA LAWYERS.
Discuss Franchise and Torrens System
of Registration.
Warm Springs, On., Juno 30. Jlany
eminent lawyers and jurists aro as
sembled here for the annual meeting
of tho Georgia Bar Association, tho
sessions of which were begun today
and will continue until tho end of tho
week. Tho program of papers and
addresses Is one of tho best over pre
pared for a meeting of tho association.
Tho presidential address of Pctor W.
Mcldrlm of Savannah, and an address
by Judge J. H. Lumpkin of Atlanta,
will bo two leading features of the
meeting.
The discussions will include among
other subjects the restriction of tho
elective franchise, the bill to establish
a court of appeals, and the Torrens
system of registration of land titles.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That ContJn Men.uty
ns mercury will surely destroy the sente
of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering It tbrouKh tbo mu
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
bo ' used except on prescriptions from re
putable physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten told to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by V. J. Che
ney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mer
cury and Is taken Internally, acting di
rectly unon the blood and mucous surfaces
of tbe system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
cure do sure to get the genuine, it is
taken Internally and is made In Toledo,
Oblo. by F. J. Cheney It Co, Testimonials
free.
Hold by druggists, price 7Cc per bottle.
Take Hall's Family l'llls for constipation.
Speaker Cannon has been in poor
health over since tho Chicago convention.
FESTIVAL OF OREGON
FRUIT AT ST. LOUI8 FAIR.
Cooked Fruit Served to the Multitude
of Visitors, as an Advertisement of
Oregon Twenty-five Crates of
Cherries Given Away to Visitors to
the Oregon Building on Day of Ded
ication. St. Louis, Juno 30,-Daliy demon
strations of Oregon prunes are now (
being held in tho Agricultural raiaco
of the Louisiana Purchaso Exposition,
with the results that the fruit is be
coming very well known to fair visit
ors. The prunes used aro tho regular va
riety grown In tho Willamette valley,
and aro kept on hand in large sup
plies, as many pounds aro used each
day.
Tho demonstrations havo been un
der tho direction of Charles V. Gallo
way, of Yamhill county, who thor
oughly understands the horticultural
conditions of tho state. Mr. Galloway
has been appointed superintendent of
horticulture by tho Oregon state com
mission and now has a first-class dis
play at St. Inils.
This method of advertising Oregon
fruit Is considered a good one, nnd
already Oregon prunes are well known
nround tho fair. Tho first day thoy
were given out, It look over five gal
lons nn hour of tho stowed fruit to
satisfy tho peoplo who wanted a
sample. About 10 gallons are now
used overy day, and there are always
plenty of peoplo on hand to oat
them.
Twonty-ilvo crates of cherries given
away on dedication day also showed
visitors whnt sort of fruit is to bo
had in Oregon, and many were the
words of pralso heard from overy atdo
on the generosity of tho state in feed
ing tho multitude.
Later on the commission will en
deavor to keep plenty of Oregon ap
ples and pears on hand for distribu
tion. Other Oregon fruit will bo given
out In season, so that visitors win
know what to expect In Oregon In
1905.
Driven to Desperation.
Living at an out of tho way place,
remoto from civilization, a family Is
often driven to desperation In case of
nccldent, resulting In burns, cuts,
wounds, ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply
of Bucklon's Arnica Salve. It's tho
best on earth; 25c at Tallman & Co.'s
drug store.
Get your clothes cleaned and
pressed at Joerger's, 120 West Court
street.
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Schmidt's
Friday Bargains
THE DRUG STORE FOR. YOU
THE DRUG STORE THAT HAS THE GOODS YOU WANT AND SELLS THEM TO YOU
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r-muuo i nM i ovt YOU MONEY.
WHEN A GOOD THING GET8 BEYOND THE ORDINARY SOME PEOPLE SAY, "IT'S TOO
GOOD TO BE TRUE," AND DON'T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT BECAUSE THEY THINK IT A
ZtVi2F XAQQERATION. WHEN YOU READ SCHMIDT'S FRIDAY BARGAINS AND THINK
THEY'RE TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, DONT HESITATE, BUT COME TO THE STORE AND LET
ME PROVE THEM TO BE JUST AS GOOD AS WE SAY THEY ARE.
HARVEST SUPPLIES
AT
Texas Eye Shield
Texas Eye Shield, for protection of throat nnd lungs.
ON YOUR OUTING
On your outing Schmidt's Clover Cream nnd Schmidt's Cold Cream for that roughness of the skin
caused by hot winds; soon play havoc with tho skin. Try a bottlo nnd Jar now. It's bnndy to have
with you when you go on your outing.
OKANGE PEELING PHOSPHATE
a
Orango Peeling Phosphate made fresh overy day. The delicious drink. The cooling drink. Tho
refreshing drink. Tho drink that quenches thirst. The drink that settles a bad stomach. Tho drink
that clears a muddled head.
Somehow ours Is "different." so thoy all say. It hasn't tho hard, bltoy, acid taste. It Is rich with
tho fresh fruit toate because wo make It offroah orango peelings vory day. Not an "extract" or
"essence" cheap make-up, but the genuine ornngo peeling phosphate. Unless you havo drank It you
do not know how good an orango phosphate can taste.
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TOILET ARTICLE8.
No other storo In this section, to
our knowledge, makes such n fine
showing of toilet urtlcles of all kinds,
wo Invito you to come, or telophone,
or write, or sond for any such nrtlclo
. y?,u.may need. Hoturuablo If
not satisfactory.
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PHYSICIAN'S 8UPPLIE8.
Our stock is larger, moro varied,
moro comploto, better kept up, and
of a moro desirable quality than Is to
bo found olsowhere in thoso parts
so wo are Informed by observing phy
sicians. Your Inspection la requested,
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WIND-UP
THE SULLIVAN AND BOND REMOV L SALE HAS BEEN GOING ALONG AT A ui'
OL-ir uvbn outvie, iio icwi - ' ' . . . -w, unvL ULEN BENE
WE WANT TO CLOSE Trie UALAiNUfc UI- inc. siuur wun A HF HURRAH.
NEVER, NO, NEVER IN THE HISTORV OF OUR FAIR CITY HAS SUCH ASTOUNRm
GAINS BEEN OFFERED BY ANY INSTITUTION AS WILL NOW BE GIVEN .AT THE CL0
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THIS IB A ULU3IINU UU I mo wbul ao a iicmwvMu ortut, AO wt AIX DETERlM
THAT NOT AN ARTICLE IN OUK l-KtotlN I o I UUft OI-1A1.U Ut MOVED INTO
STORE.
THE CONTRACT HAS BEEN CLOSE-D FOR THE ERECTING OF THE MATLOCK BUILDH
AND THE LAYING OF THE HRIUK WALLS WILL 8UUN UUIYIIYIENUE. THIS IS THE BUIL
WE ARE TO OCCUPY AND UNDER OUR CONTRACT, IT 18 TO BE READY FOR OUR 0CCUPJI
nv AlinilPf 4 PTTl I TLirr nAMTD A TODO IIMHCD TUCID AnnCCMri.IT iiiiis ......
L I nuuuo I u I rli i nci i nw i v o w n t i i i il.ni - vj i i l- i- im l. m i iviUOl "UqH tyn
ALL P088IBLE SPEED AND IN ORDER TO GET INTO THE NEW BUILDING WE MUST Cr
RID OF EVERY PIECE OF GOODS WE HAVE BY AUUUST lOT, AS OUR NEW STOCK WILLI
ARRIVING BY THAT DATE AND WE NEED THE TIME FROM THE FIRST TO THE FIFJEtK
TO GET THE NEW STORE READY FOR THE INSPECTION OF THE PUBLIC. OUR NEW5TC
WILL BE THE PRETTIEST, BEST ARRANGED MERCANTILE INSTITUTION IN EASTERN CI
EGON, AND OUR NEW STOCK WILL BE THE LARGEST, BE8T 8ELECTED, BRIGHTEST EVtij
PLACED TO THE VIEW OF THE CITIZENS HERE.
WE WILL LEAVE THE FUTURE TO ITBELF AND TAKE CARE OF THE PRESENT.
NOT A DAY IS TO BE LOST BY US IN UETTINu KID Or THE STOCK ON HAND. IT Hl'Sl
GO AND GO AT ONCE. COME IN AMD GET YOUR SHARE WHILE YOU CAN AT THE AEM0H
AL SALE PRICE8.
COST IS NOT CONSIDERED BY US NOW. THE MAIN THING WITH US IS TO GET THE
GOODS OUT OF OUR POSSESSION.
DON'T HESITATE, COME IN OUR STORE. 8EE FOR YOURSELF. WE CAN PLEASE YOU
AND BROAD SMILES WILL PASS OVER YOUR-FACE WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE PRICE.
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Astounding ClothingSale
THROUGH A MIS UNDERSTANDING ON THE PART OF AN EASTERN ''MANUFACTURER
PART OF THE CLOTHING BOUGHT FOR OUB NEW STORE WAS SHIPPED JUNE 12 AND
WILL ARRIVE HERE ABOUT WEDNE8DAY OR THURSDAY.
WE HAVE NO PLACE TO STORE THESE GOODS AND REFUSED TO ACCEPT IT, BUT
THE MANUFACTURER HAS WIRED US TO DI8P08E OF IT ON ARRIVAL. THI8 SHIPMENT
INCLUDES MOST FASHIONABLE SUITS AND TROUSERS, ALL ARE BRIGHT AND NEW,
COMING DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO U8.
THIS SHIPMENT WILL BE SLAUGHTERED AND GOTTEN PID OF WITHOUT DELAY.
WE DO NOT FIGURE ON MAKING ANY PROFIT ON THIS SHIPMENT OF GOODS, Ai
WE FEEL THAT IT IS BETTER TO DI8P08E OF IT AT ONCE THAN TO PAY STORAGE
AND INSURANCE.
WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT WITH THE CUT PRICE IN A FEW DAYS.
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS
WORKING SHIRT8 3 FOR $1.00.
This lino of working shirts includes striped,
black and whlto stripe and black. Sells for $1.00,
75c and COc. Thoy go now at I! 5 cents a shirt, or
3 for $1.00.
60c takes any straw hat in our storo. Former
prlco $2.00, $1.60 and $1. They aro your for 60
cents.
8EN8ATION IN HAT PRICE8.
Only two dozen John I). Stetson hats loft All
aro good stylos and sell for $4.60 and $5.00. You
can tako your pick for $2.00.
Canvas gloves C cents a pair.
LEATHER BELT8 FOR ONLY 35 CENT8.
Thoso belts sell for 60c, 76c and $1.00. Tako
your cbolco for 36 cents.
Boss of tho noad bib overalls, sell for $1.00,
now 76 cents.
Boss of tho Road waist overalls, soli for 7Cc
now going at 60c.
COMFORTERS FOR 6SC,
Three doren comforters, regular price $1.26
and $1.00, cholco of tbo lot 65.
PRICE CUT IN THE MIDDLE.
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dlo In price. 100 dozon ties to select iron.
new and seasonable.
FOUR FOR TWO BITS.
Black and tan sox, 4 pair for He Bo!JJ
dealers at 2 pair for 25c, and said to be Ml1"
nt that.
25c aud .15o fancy soj, 20c, 3 for 50c
YOU SAVE HALF.
President and Uncle Sam suspender Ml "
r,0n. nciw co for 2Ec.
Men's 10c linen handkerchiefs, 6 for
UNDERWEAR AT HALF PRICE
, Ualbriggan underwear, cream color, nii '
$1.50 a suit, now 75c.
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SLAUGHTERED PRICEC IN SHIRTS.
Silk bosom shirts, $1.60 grade, do W
75c soft bosom shirts for 35c. 1
.$1,25 and $1.60 stiff hoaom sblrU for
THERE 18 NOT ONE WORD OF EXAGGERATION tIN TKIB ENTIRE ADVERTISEMENT-
ERY ARTICLE IS JUST AS REPRESENTED AND EVERY PRICE IS JUST AO auoi
FIND EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE EXACTLY A8 WE CLAIM. IF YOU FIND A 8N"" wlU,
RE8ENTATI0N IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT COME IN AND POINT IT OUT TO U8 AND
GIVE YOU THE ARTICLE FREE OF COST.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY. WE DEAL HONESTLY WITH YOU.
WE MUST GET RID OF THE GOODS. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. WE
L08ERS. WE SAY THE Q0OD8 MU8 GO, AND THEY MUST.
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