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DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1904. PAGE TWO. The Sheei reflected from perfect toeth can 7 easily l)o destroyed by Improp er dentifrices. There aro many preparations that will whiten teeth, but fow that presorvo the enamel while thoy whiten. Defttifoam 5iives teeth while It beautifies i them. It nrrcsta decay, hardens the sums, removes dlscolora- lions, sweetens the breath nuil stops there. Price 25 cents. F. W. SCHMIDT HOTEL PENDLETON MANAGEMENT CHANGES TODAY OR TOMORROW, Successor to the Van Dran Brothers Is a Hotel Man of Experience and Comes From Bozeman, Mont. New Management Will Introduce Some New Methods Casper Van Dran Will Go South for His Health. The Hotel Pendleton will chance i hands either this afternoon or tomor row. Van Dran Urol hern aro to re tire from the management in favor of ; J. J. Kelly, of Ilozeman, Mont I While tho formal transfor of the ' hotel property lias not yet taken ' place, the dual Is to all intents and ! purposes consummated. An luvolco i of the hostelry was taken yesterday and the terms of tho transfer agreed I on. A large amount of stock Is now on hand. ' Air. Kelly rame to Pendleton with I the Intention of Investigating tho proposition about 10 days ago. He was accompanied by his wife, anil the two have thoroughly familiarized themselves with the details of the local business. Tho new proprietor of the hotel is a man of experience In his line and conies highly recom mended. He was in the business at (Ireat Kails, Mont., prior to going to Ilozeman, nud has conducted hotels in a number of cities of the Kast and The rate of Increase of tho negro Middle West, in the United States was considerably Van Dran llrothors have conducted loss during the 19th century than it the hotel for several years, and under is supposed to have been during the their callable management It has Uih century. grown to be a popular institution. Seven thousand truck drivers In the Tlle Pendleton has always paid well imploy of tho Now York Truck Own- mI tho sale ls ,Iuu t0 of's'1 "'an crs' Association, are expected to financial reasons. Casper Van Dran atrlko. Tlioy claim the employers " railing liealtli for some DRUGGIST. Fostoftlce Block. 'Phone Main 851. GENERAL NEWS. have violated all agreements. William Noerllng, of Brooklyn, N. time, and at tho earnest entreaty of his wlte consented to sell out and go HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. Thomas A. Purdy, Portland. Adolph FIsk, Portland. It. E. Paddock, Portland. James E. Amnient, Ann Arbor. J. W. D. McMillan, Portland. George Dove, Portland. W. D, Chamberlain, city. P. 11. Cnldcrhead, Wnlla Walla. J. J. Cleland, Portland. 0. J. Lubbert, Seattle. 0. S. Youugman, Portland. R. I). Conian, Portland. William Donnghy. Spokane. C. J. Freeso, Spokano. A. W. Llckiicr, Spokano. 11. M. Mnyberry, city. A. II. Grant, Portland, H, c. McAllister, Portland. W. 11. Uoyd, Echo. T, shot and killed his wife and then r.. ' ., , ' o 1L ., " Tile 1 ,vm u oi-tiuiu. Kin uiijiuui. iieurgc its s.iiii m iiiive unci no ueiuilie liimself, while in a Jealous rage. couple had live children, all present when the shooting took plnc.e. Certificates of stocks and bonds plans for tho future as yet. A number of changes and iniiova Hons .are said to be planned by tho ytth a value of $20S.O0O. were lately I10w pmretor. It is understood that round In an old store room of a tIlero aro , bo challR(;8 , tho Greenwich stree hotel in New ork. hotel aa regnr,Is the 1)resent attaches There Is absolutely no clue to their of j,0 hostelry ownership. i ' Charles J. Denny, member of the St. Louis city council, is the third PENNSYLVANIA ENDEAVORERS. The St. George. E. N. Hutchinson, Portland. L. II. Hogan, Milton. J. J. Hums, Portland. L. S. Heed, Portland. .1. M. Dollnrhldo, Portland. A. I). .McDonald, Portland. E. A. Woiro, St. Louis. Chnrles L. Weldler, San Francisco. E. C. Wnrren, Portland. C. A. Pagan, Seattle. It, H. Wilson, Portland. S. P. Meslek, San Francisco. .1. Murphy, Portland. V. H. Chastain, Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Webb, Walla Walla. Miss Hattlc Harston, wnlla Walla. A. W. Moreland, Portland. A. H. Pearson, Sioux City. .1. E. Farnsworth, Now York. K J. Metcutf, Knllispel. H. H. Samuel, Chicago. W. Harvey Wells. John P. Ilaydeii, Portland. .1. A. Young, San Francisco. A. O. Fomlell, Senttlo. Charles Ulsliop, Portland. T. W. Hartley, Moscow. Stewart Young, Kathdriim. E. J. Ilurdlek. Portland. Mrs. M. Stanton, Wulla Walla. Ceorge McGllvery, Spokane. A. W. .Moreland, Portland. j Men's Harvest Supp Pair Wo nro headquartors for liarveat Biippllcs for men. Cloves from 8c a palrtoii Straw hats, all shapos and prices. u a Underwear 25c, 30c 45c, 50c, 75c and $i on Socks fur hot woatlior -w 1 Sarmett Shoes for mun $1.40, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00' 'j,c 4 Wt Shirts, heavy black striped, double front ' " ll up Striped Overalls 50c, 60c" Vbo'b'V 45e Mcl Jumjiors to mntch overalls nbovo gn a pji, Whatover your needs for your harvest work, como bom I . 755 eacl1 you. uuu ' Us oat. to fit jj.it : . 1 t -A JR. JL B mir- JL. JL EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY HERE. IR lilies Ijiles 1 Biles 1 nieniher of that body to plead guilty You peope.8 Reigous Order Hold- influence on a city lighting deal. ,n9 statc Convenion. Nineteen members were Indicted. Allentown. Pa., July 12. With Owing to falling health, Henry Uus- Christian Endeavor banners Hying to Un, chief mechanical and electrical "10 breeze an army of .enthusiastic engineer of the World's Fair, has re- yl'ng people has captured Allentown signed. Ten years ago he was chief aml will remain In possession for electrician for the Portland Hallway three days. The visitors are the del Company. egates to the state convention of tho Robert 11. Taylor was for 3(1 years Christian Endeavor Society. Thoy -a scrupulously honest and very mlmljer between three and four thous- pinus" employo of the Central Na- nml represent every section of tional Dank or Now York. He lately Pen"Hylvanio. Preliminary meetings forged checks against tho Institution 01 "10 "lcf r ,nml various commit- 10 the amount of $6500. and hiked out. ic V"-,u , "ller""- V' He was captured In St. Louis. formnI "I'enlng of tho convention takes place this evening in Salem He- PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. ! orm chapel. The program for the opening session Is as follows: , . Call to order by the Row Dr. Allen The regular summer forest fires are n. Dartholomew, president of the v raging In-British Columbia do- at.p , sm serv e(, , ing immense damage to standing Urn- c Ulu,oln ()f iniilelplila. and devo er' 1 tional exercises led by Hov. W, S. Point flravlna, ono of the most pros- Cntlett of Allentown; addresses of Iierous Indian towns in Alaska, has welcome by Mayor Lewis on behnir been destroyed by lire, which caught of the city, Hov. Dr. J. F. Pollock on Train an explosion In a saw mill, loss behalf of tho churches of Allentown, Id the village about $20,000. ( and Hov. Theodore F. Herman, speak- In response to large petitions from 1 Ing for the local committee; response taxpayers, Portland's school board to the addresses of welcome by Rev. will probebly allow full pay to all , Edwin II. Homlg of Lancaster; an Portland city teachers during the nual address of th.o president and re tiree months summer' vacation. j ports of the other olllcers. The ses Tho Dalles Is now constructing a slo wl" lje concluded with quiet med $50,000 water system which will bring' ,ta,lon amI prayer, conducted by icr city supply direct from Mt. Hood. Rov- WIlHnm Powlck, of Allentown. A cement reservoir Is being construct- cd at tho foot of the mountain for a , Tollman & Co. uaerve supply. ( ask the readers of this paper who aro Fat hogs from Wheeler county, are suffering with Indigestion to get a being hauled tiO and SO miles overland , hottlo of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. If lo reach the railroad to be shipped to you knew tho value of this remedy aurket. In tho past we,ok about 50 as wo know It, you would not suffer head havo died from heat, on the trip another day. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Irom the interior to the railroad. j Is a thorough dlgestant and tissue General Frederick- Pnnstnn. mm. building tonie as well. It Is endorsed wandlng the department of tho Co-1 Personally by hundreds of people milium, naa ueen given command or"'""" ul uuiiBoauuu, U10 department of the East and Gen-, dyspepsia, palpitation of tho heart and eral Constant Williams, now at San : storaacii iroumes generally. Kodol ,1 The Bickers. Miss Gladys Augell, HIUvlllc. T. C. Conklln, ivlgin. D. M. Conklln, Elgin! C. B. Jlace, Baker City. It. C. Easterman, Baker City. C. 'Itoades, city. J. 11. Haley, city. (leorgo Blnncliard and wife, Helix. It. It. Colitis, Kameln. H. C. Tompleton, Eclio. Arthur Prlchnrd, Portland. P. J. Kelly. Portland. AIlss Sarah Harrison, Echo II. It. McCalluni, Eugene. J. S. Cunningham, Portland. (!. W. HunbecK, Clielialls. C. A. Johnston, Portland. W. E. Hnrvey, Portland. Vincent Brothers, Seattle. Charles Miller. New York. Lilian Downs, Athena. W. E. Bate, Portland. C. D. Winn, W.eston. L. M. Hallam, St. Charles. S. A. Dolln, Vail. Mrs. W. J. Sturdian, Lind. Miss Pearl Sturdian, Linn. Mrs. J. Hiehm, Walla Wulla. J. L. Haley, Gold Hill. W. A, Russell, Spokane. S. S. Gill, Spokane. H. Boylln, Pilot Hock. J. M. .Stanton, city. Charles Coker, Weston. Mrs. J. M. BrinliloV, Mt. Homo. D. L. Carter, Ontario. Mrs. J. M. Angel!, Rltzvllle. Miss Heta Angell. HItzvlll.c. Antonio, Texas, will have command of the Columbia. A. M. Larson, of Resort, Idaho, was kurled Monday, and while returning from the cemetery, his friends mot a woman who claimed to be the fiancee of the dead man, who Insisted that he was not dead, and caused him to be disinterred. After taking a look at the corpso alio permitted it to be re burled, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, of Port land, a winsome lass of 17, over whom Mrs. James White shot her husband a fow days ago, attempted suicide by snooting herself twice, Monday. She will recover but says sho wants to il(e, because she cannot have White, las wife having a prior claim Dyspepsia Curo digests what you eat It Is pleasant, palatable and strength enlng. If you want to buy wheat land, a stock ranch, town property, vacant lots or anything In tho real estate Sine, Just drop In and see us. E. T. WADE & SON. Office In E. O. Building, Pendleton, Or. 'Phono Black 1111. Battleground Monument. Washington, D. C July 12. Tho monument In uattleground National cemetery, commemorating the battle fought on that snot 40 years airo. was unveiled today with Interesting exer cises ami in the presence of a largo number of civil war veterans. Tho monument was erected bv tho sup vlvors of the 122d Now -York Volun teers, a regiment which lost five mem hers In tho fight. Tho success of the Union forces in tho battle saved Washington from capture. President Lincoln witnessed tho struggle, and the site chosen for tho monument Is where ho stood while viewing tho light. The pill that will, will fill the bill, Without a gripe. To cleanse tho llvor, without a quiver, Talco onn at nldit DoWltt's Llttlo Early Ilisers aro small, easy to take, easy and gentle In effect yet thoy aro so certain In results that no ono who usos them la disappointed. f or quick roller rrom biliousness, sick headacho, torpid liver, jaundice, diz ziness and all troubles arising from an Inactive, sluggish liver, Early Ris ers are unaqualed. Sold by Tollman & Co. Bids Wanted. Bids wanted for excavating for tho new Schmidt building on Main street. Bids will be opened Tuesday noon, July 12. Call at John Schmidt's at Louvre saloon for particulars, Now spring shirts, The Boston. This cofice i $old in 1 and 2 tb. tint. Grind fresh each day not too (inc. J. A. FOLCER XX CO. San VrmncUco Importer ef fins Coffaaa LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH Building Material Dimension lumber of all de scriptions. Sash, Doors, Blinds, .Moulding, Building and Tar Paper. BRING YOUR DILL TO U8 AND GET OUR FIQURE8. Gtays Harbor Commercial Co. Oppotlte W. & 0. R. Depot. Walters' Flouring Mills Capacity, 150 barrels a day. Flour oxchanged for wheat. Flour, Mill Foed. Ohonnod Fu1 etc., always on hand. 1 WHAT HE THOUGHT. . "He's a very courageous man." "Ah! then Colonel, so you've seen his wife, too, eh?" 1 he Col Lodgingj Well ventilated, J lortable roonu, soj in connection, goods are senet j Main street, cent! between i:ta streets. F. X. SCHl Proptled Truly Wonderful Has been tho trade at our llttlo store. People realize that tho size of tho store, the numbor of clerks employed or the size of the stock carried has "nothing to do with tho monoy saving values given. Its tho quality of tho goods nnd the low prices placed on each artlclo that counts. The compulsory sale mouns a great deal to the buyers of clothing. It means the best suits at lower prices than over quot ed In Pendleton. This shipment of clothing sent us through an error on the part of tho factory before wo nro ready for It makes It Impera tive that wo got rid of It at once. In order to dispose of a large shipment like tills it Is necessary to give great Inducements and make tho prices so low and tho values so big that people will be compelled to buy becauso the bargains aro Irresistible. OUR OFFERS ARE IRRESISTIBLE And people who have called havo found the greatest, grandest nnd most convincing money-saving prices over offered in Eastern Oregon. Wo propose to close out ovory artlclo by the end of this month. Clothing and furnishing goods. Its up to you to take ad vantage of this sale. The manufacturers of tho clothing who made the error, wired us to aet rid of the good and charge the lots to them. Don't hesitato, but come In and see this magnificent lino of clothing and soparate trousers. The price Is the main thing to you, but on that score wo aro positive to please you. THE REMOVAL SALE Prices on furnishing goods are more wonderfully low than ever. Wo are doing It. Come In and see. KAHKI SUITS $1.00 Greatest bargain In Pondleton's merchandizing. Coat and, pants, best grade, regular array make, for only 91 suit. Come In and let the goods and prices talk to you. j Sumt DfinS Cool, refreshing ui ing, our drinks m i spot. Call for Soda parllla, Iron Brew, Phosphates. Mind Root Deer, Ginger! uwer, ana all kind! drinks. Our drlnksl nnd only distilled from condensed ste I Manufactured by J. MAI Factory under St. Gal I. CO LET US FILL ' BIN WITH Rock Sprin Recognized as the I most economical II are prepared to cona you for your winter"! We deliver coal or j any part of the cltf.j Laatz B MAIN STREET. NEl Sullivan (b Bond liTcndcrMfc a nut I" ' Compulsory and removal snlo. The Utile store that Is break ing all bargain records. Modem School of Commerce A Business and Shorthand Training School. Write today. Car Fare Free. Two Months' Tuition Free. Pendleton, Oreoon. ir vou are Interested! n.,l.,lrc SPA US. 0'J1 & nii.....o, complete. ACADEMT BOAi STRETCHERS BRUSHES ARTISTS' SAH BLENDERS SKY BRUSHES PLAQUES TUBE COLORS w make framing PICTURES. Btock of frame C. C. SHA Opera House morel We have u p j line from .Elgin to JoP; po nts. vc - M faster time asd wljf ' than by any gin daliy aiier ,, leaving Joseph at s.' ,t morning. csn Joseph and Lo,8 lu itli rl date commercial men tne wh"b v" foot line. one ex ire e: itrt I Sol ul