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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1904. PAGE TWO. The Sheen of Pearl reflected front perfect teeth can easily be destroyed by Improp er dentifrices. There are many preparations that will whiten teeth, but few that preserve the enamel while they whiten. ! Dentifoam The CHURCHES l ' Methodist Episcopal Church Sun f i day school, 10 a. m.; A. J. Owen, su ! perintendeut; sermon, 11 n. m.; class 'meeting, 12:15 p. m Rev. Q. W. Rig ! , by. leader; Epworth League, 7 p. m.: I . evening sermon, S p. m. A cordlnl In- 1 vitntion to all. Robert Warner, -pas-I tor Suves teeth while it beautifies them. I: arrests decRy. hardens the gums. rennms dlscolora tlons. sweetens the breath and stops there. Price 25 cents. F. W. SCHMIDT DRUGGIST. Postofftce Block "Phone Main Sol. GENERAL NEWS. Presbyterian .Church Morning worship at 11 and evening prayer at 'S. with sermon by the pastor. Hlble . school at 10 n. m.; Christian Endeav or: Juniors at 5 p. m.; Senior, at ; 7 p. m. Social prayor ami Bible study every Wednesday at S p. in. ; o 1 ; Congregational Church Morning! 'worship and preaching at 11 o'clock.) Subject of sermon, "Joyful Service.") There will no Sunday school or evening service. Jonathan Edwards, pastor. o West End Chapel Sunday school at the West End chapol. West Webb and Maple streots, at 3 p. m. o M. E. Church, South Preaching, morning and evening, nt the usual hour, by the pastor. Subject of the morning, "Who Is the King of Olory. and Who Shall Dwell With Him?" Sunday school and Epworth League at 10 a. m. and 7 p. m respectively. Class meeting at 12 m. You are wel come to those services, and whatever. of good they may bring you. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The St. George. W. R. Williams. Portland. L. W. Taylor. Connell. A. I.. Stnnfleld. Echo'. J. A. Allison. Portland. P. J. Gardner. Portland. I. J. Splaun, North Yakima. Mrs. A. Splaun. North Yakima. Miss' Minnie Lnrsen. North Yakima. W. R. Hunt. San Francisco. George A. Crux. San Francisco. A. Desjardlnes. Chicago. E. J. Young. Seattle. A. U Denny. Portland. E. L. Hlteman. San Francisco. Mrs. Childs. Walla Walla. M. Russell. Walla Walla. C. E. Metzger. Walln Wnlla. A. D. McDonald. Portland. I.. D. Hay. Seattle. L. P. Spear. Portland. J. D. Miller. Portland. R. I.. Downing. Portland. M. W. McQueen. Milton. C. J. McKluzie. Milton. At Concord. N. H.. July 17. will be dedicated a Christian Science church which cost S200.00U. Nearly all the asbestos In the world Is mined In Canada. Last year's out put was valued a: $916,000. General Diaz is 74 years of age and has been president of Mexico for 27 years. He is aging rapidly. Gerard Relter. supreme secretary of the Catholic Knights of America, is dead at St. Louis, aged 53 years. It Is expected that Portugal will soon give an order to American ship builders for the construction of a bat tleship and a torpedo boat. The World's Fair commission on July 15 paid to the government the first installment due $500.000 and paid it one day In advance. Baptist Church You are cordially invited to nttend services at this church tomorrow. G. L. Hall, pastor. "TRIB'S" MANAGER. W. C. Cutler, of Baker City, Is Now Making a Tour of the Coast. W. C. Cutler, manufacturer of "Trib." the world famous liquor cure, whose place of business Is at Baker j City, was here today In the interest of his business and left this evening 1 for a three months' tour of the Pad-. Highly Recommends "Trlb" as a tic coast. for Liquor and Tobacco. He will place "Trlb" In every town We. Ule undersigned, residents of from San Francisco to the British , tlnt.-.,r ritv nmonn hnv trnt),n,t ti, The Hotel Bickers. W. H. Sniythe. Eugene. Mrs. B. A. Murry. New York. Mrs. Cliihls. Walla Walla. P. R. Vose. Portland. Sam Lee. Spokane. J. P. Harvey. Portland A. J. Sullivan. Stnrkey. J. E. Gregory. Tacoma. Mrs. F. Pedro and child, city. H. A. Morse, Pilot Rock. Miss Ollie Ellsworth, city. J. C. Nelson. Athena. Jackson Nelson. Athena. R. E. Spiess. Athena. J. L. Hanson, Portland. Mrs. H. Monrehouse. .Milton. Aliss Rood Bennett. Milton. W. H. Fowler. North Carolina. R. S. Busslin, North Carolina. J. A. Hubbard. McKay. W. C. Culten. Baker City. Sirs. E. B. Thompson. Salem. Aliss Mary Canthorn, Corvnllis. W. E. Davidson, Baker City. W. E. Brown. Echo. J. B. Scarlett. Portland. P. A Worthlngton. Portland. Cure Columbia line, within the next few months and from the great advance made In the sales In Eastern Oregon, and especially through the nilvertis , ing In the East Oregonian, he believes that his fame is established. : i ' Mcmtyre & .Marsnaii. .New lorK At the St. Louis exposition, 41 brokers, announce tha. they are auth- nquor cllres were exhibited, and to orized to put up $lu.Ooii against $3000 ,ne great cre(ilt of "Trlb." that cure that Roosevelt will be elected. t looi; second prize for the greatest The big freight sheds at the Duluth percentage of cures. Mr. Cutler Is dock burned, setting fire to two tugs, highly gratified at this record, as his which were also des'royed. The loss manufacture is comparatively new is great, but undetermined as yet. ' and he feels that n has already sui- The Caim.llnn lmrllnnifint Mum Hp- Planted all the old cures. His com- feated a bill providing for a grnduat ed system of railroad fares beginuing with two cents and ranging upwards. A handcar upon which rode four young people two gentlemen and two ladles was run down by a freight train near Emporia, Kan. John Owens was killed and the remaining three were fatally injured. pany now employs seven stenograph ers in the factor' and offices at Bak er City, and the trade Is constantly expanding. EXCURSION RATES TO ST. LOUIS River PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. The Washington & Columbia . Railway. For the World s Fair at St. Louis the following rates are announced: jTo St. Louis, going via St. Paul A freak In the shape of a pig with 1 or Billings, returning any dl- but two legs Is owned by a North rlct route $60.00 Yakima farmer. , To Chicago, going vit St. Paul At Great Falls, Mont., on July 14. . or Billings, returning any di- good results obtained by the use of "Trib" as a cure for the liquor and tobacco habits, and we can heartily recommend it to anyone In need: Signed Capt. Samuel White, chair man of the democratic stnte central committee, and district attorney of the eighth Judicial district of the state of Oregon: L. P. Dcsmarals, pas tor of Roman Catholic church; Rev. J. R. N. Bell, the oldest living chap lain of the grand lodge of the Masonic order of the world, and pastor of the Presbyterian church: R. D. Carter, mayor: W. H. Kllburn, chief of jk llce: S. L. Baer, vice-president Citi zens' National Bank; W. F. Butcher, lawyer; A. Welch, manager Baker Gas and Electric Company; J. F. Fer guson, real estate (27 years); Grace & Bodlnson. druccists: Jnhn rvrvin. I nor. agent Pacific Express Comnanv. For sale by Tallman & Co. 420,000 pounds of wool brought from j rect route 65.00 16H to 169i cents, to Eastern buyers. To St returnlnB Irom The First National Bank of Wln-i Chicago, or lock, Wash., has closed its doors To Chicago, returning from St. through the rascality and dishonesty Louis 62.50 of the president, it is alleged. Frank Wannager, of Dayton, Mont.. shot and killed Martin Johnson, in a family row, Friday, and Is now being pursued, by a posse In the hills. Seattle labor unions threaten to lm peach the city officials li the ordl To St. Louis, returning via Chi cago, or j To Chicago, returning via St. ; Louis 65.00 Children of half-fare age, half the , 4bove rates. Tlolotn wilt tia rr, cnto tttv 11 1 nance providing for an eight-hour day 'and 13; June 1C, 17 and 18; July 1, on municipal works is not enforced. 2 and 3; August S, 9 and 10; Septem- All the union Ice men are on strike 1 her 5, C and 7; October 3. 4 and 5. in Seattle, but so far it is ineffectual. J Good going ten days from date of as the city is being supplied with non- sale, returning. 90 days from date of union ice carried by non-union men. j jale. Quin Brower. a 13-year-old Seattle, Good for stopover at any point boy shot himself In the hand the; within the limits. Fourth of July. Tetanus or lockjaw; For full information regarding set In and the lad now lies at the routes, side trips, etc., call on or ad point of death. ! dress. WALTER ADAMS, AGT K R f!AT.nHHEAn. Ponilloton Jlt-v. j. rt. riue lids icaiftuuu mc pastorate of the Christian church att Lewiston and will take up strictly Editor on Scientific American. J. B. Walker left Monday for St. Louis, where after some time spent in the interest of the Scientific Amer ican, he proceeds to his home In New York. In the old days he was a draughtsman in the O. P office, hut the collapse of the company he serv ed left his posltlonless. He tried the stage for a season, but later landed hlmseir in the office of the Scientific American, on which now he is a lead ing editorial writer on a large sal ary. Corvallis 'i imes. General Passenger Agent, Walla Walla. Wash. Ore. evangelistic work In Idaho and West ern Washington. Los Angeles delegates to the Amer ican Mining Congress to be held In Portland on August 22, are making every effort to secure the 1905 meet ing of the congress for that city. Captain E. W. Spencer, of the steamer Spencer, will take Portland newsboys on an excursion on Sunday, Home Irrigating Plant. Clark Sturtevant has bought a two horse power gasoline engine from Fairbanks, Morse & Co.. of Portland, and has it now in operation near his residence. He has erected a tank In his yard, holding 1000 gallons of wa ter, at an elevation of 20 feet, and Is now in a position to irrigate his own premises at will. The total expense July 17, despite the fact that his boat ! 'his modern engine. Including equip lies stranded on a rock near hoou '"c"" """"" l " -nivor sine has a pumping capacity of 4000 H. H. Eaton, a Seattle attorney, re ceived $233 per minute or $7000 for 30 minutes' work. In going through the formal process of probating the wilt of an Intestate widow, and es cheating the estate. If you want to buy wheat land, a stock ranch, town property, vacant lots or anything in the real estate line, Just drop in and see us. E. T. WADE & SON. Office in E 0. Building, Pendleton, Or. 'Phone Black 1111. gallons an hours. Pilot Rock Record. The pill that will, will fill the bill, Without a gripe. To cleanse the liver, without a quiver. Take one at night. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small, easy to take, easy and gentle in effect, yet they are so certain In results that no one who uses them is disappointed. For quick relief from biliousness, sick headache, torpid liver. Jaundice, diz ziness and all troubles arising from an Inactive, sluggish liver, Early Ris ers are unaqualed. Sold by Tallman &. Co. Seeking Health at Bingham. Mr. and .Mrs. J. L. Jackson returned last Friday from Bingham Springs. Ore., where they had gone expecting to benefit Mrs. Jackson's health. While she has Improved she has not yet fully recovered, and they will camp in the mountains during the summer. Dayton Courier-Press. . now In a position to irrigate his own ' I Zasfeii I 1 QjAP$ I i 1 L 1 a J Reputation SSfft 1 A charming hostess is 1 JWjT easily acquired by serving J Sf 1 Golden Gate Coffee I fh I whenever friends drop m Jpbiftp ',n of an evening, m Golden Gate is fWTnr' Ind2lb.rom-ligtittini. CP vvsvi, CjHrTCr , m J. A. Folder a Co. AM I -. it?TI. j 9u FrancUco Importers of Fin CotTM- 11 . uicsn my null,. iiuivo u Mum "Why. blesB my soul. Hore'a chaufeur bird. See his goggles," t CARNIVAL SALE PRICES BELOW ARE GOOD DURING THE CARNIVAL. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS LADIES' SILK JACKETS ONE-THIRD OFF. LADIES SUITS AND SKIRTS 10 PER CENT OFF. LADIES' WAISTS 10 PER CENT OFF. CHILDREN'S DRESSES 10 PER CENT OFF. THE PHIR Where $2.00 does the work of S3.00. Truly Wonderful Has been the trnde at our little store People realize that the size of the store, the number of clerks employed or the size of the stock carried has nothing to do with the money sarins values given. Its the quality of the goods and the low prices placed on each article that counts. The compulsory sale means a great deal to the buyers of clothing. It means the best suits at lower prices thnn ever quot ed In Pendleton. This shipment of clothing sent us through an orror on the part of the factory before we are ready for It makes it impera tive that we get rid of it at once. In order to dispose of a large shipment like this It is necessary to give great Inducements and make the prices so low and the values so big that people will he compelled to buy because the bargains are irresistible. OUR OFFERS ARE IRRESISTIBLE And people who have called have found the greatest, grandest and most convincing money-saving prices ever offered in Eastern Oregon. We propose to close out every article by the end of this month. Clothing and furnishing goods. Its up to you to take ad vantage of this sale. The manufacturers of the clothing who made the error, wired us to get rid of the goods and charge the loss to them. Don't hesitate, but come In and sec this magnificent line of clothing and separate trousers. The price is the main thing to you, but on that score we are positive to please you. THE REMOVAL SALE Prices on furnishing goads are more wonderfully low than ever. We are doing it. Come in and see. KAHKI SUITS $1.00 Greatest bargain in Pendleton's merchandizing. Coat and pants, bc:t grade, regular army make, for only 11 suit. Come in and let the goods and prices talk to you. Sullivan Bond Compulsory and removal sale. Ing all bargain records. The little store that Is break- Lodging Ho Well ventilated, neit ( f ortable room, gooi l a connection, goo as are Berrea. Main street, center o( between Alta tit streets. F. X. SCHEH1 Proprietor Summer! Drinks Cool, refreshing and Inrtt ing. Our drinks go right to spot, call tor Soda Pop, Sd parllla, Iron Brew, Dr. Peps Phosphates, Mineral TCJ Root Beer, Dinger Ale Cider, and all kinds ot drinks. Our drlnki are : and only distilled water, ! from condensed ste m, b Manufactured by J. MARIN Factory under St. George I C0A LET US FILL BIN WITH YOUR Rock Spring Recognized as the best most economical fuel. are prepared to contract M you for your winter wppu; We deliver coal or wool i any part of the city. Laatz Bros MAIN STREET. NEAR DEfl GAINING CAlir 6 JNION filADE. HAND MADE.. CLEAR HAVANA. A STANDARD FOR QUALITY. CLEANLINESS AND WORKMANSHIP. When you call for a TRIUMPH,") CI VNN GET IT. Don't accept a substitute. 1 1 !-8 j I 4m Pi ana IIMU MAKERS. HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES We are agents for the cele brated Racycle bicycle. It has many features of merit not pos sessed by other wheels. We also handle the Columbia and Crawford bicycles. Let us show you one ot our wheels and explain Its merits if you are thinking of buying a wheel. The fact that we do tho hulk of tho wheel ropalrlng is a good testimonial for our work. We also repair sewing machines, Make keys and make all kinds of light repairs. GORDON & EDMISTEN 3it East Court Street I Ml it vrui are Interested la o.ln.lnr. see U. Ottf U 1 complete. ACADEMY BOARDS STRETCHERS BRUSHES ARTISTS' SArUS BLENDERS SKY BRUSHES PLAQUES TUBE COLORS .... v- . inecWtJ THnTTTRES. lit1 irauiiug stock of frame. C. C. SHARP Opera House Tenderfoot Transportation I we have J.t put to line from Elgin points. Wo put 10 " J . to Joseph. nnlnts. WO have E"u.-T- , raster time ui " than by any other line. ein dally after the train rr ( leaving Joseph at s:a ;uw morning. Having rLco Joseph and Los hm fa i date commercial men w uri.or, von mane the Wallowa canyon, U7 foot line. one! shoe I W ' .. . ine shoe iMext tore Ices Ce tiewter Ko 1e I te, u It iPur UNIV ITEV HH nil 1 -.MMMMMI