DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1904.
PAGE THREE.
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July 1
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Clearance Sale
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REMNANTS.
e-bftlf the regular value.
SHOE BARGAINS.
. it., snnns ui wv- . i v umr
yics' shoes or Oxfords, clearance price $1.65 pair
.. i.Jlea flncn-'D - iiuii
tn jjiJIes snos or UA4U,", '""t pair
Alexander Dept. Store
THE OIVERS OF BEST VALUES
FOB ONLY SIX CENTS PER GALLON.
IBS ITCttUWlu ...u kj in iu . u 1 11 utakiiiou naicti tTUCU
did itln the water Is pure aB tho ice. You cannot afford to
hi the Impurities ana contagion tnat mattes a part or the rlv.er
n, Take our product and YOU HAVE BOTH
ICE AND WATER.
Pendleton
and Cold Storage Co.
Telephone Main 17S1.
ROSEDUD RESERVATION
LAND DRAWING.
Government Is Giving Away 2400
Splendid Farms-Applicants for
Homes will Reach 150,000 Must
Dnl.
..vU...cr ana uraw Lots RenUfra
uon w"l Close July 23 Drawln
Commences on July 28.
a J'y 23. The
iiPftnn nervation, Including about
.i!?'?0 .lCTCS .f th- ridiMt land In
i nn I r TJ " L' ,e ?'v.enaway by
riiu i I "'""""fcii'ans or 16 ) acres
?w 2' ,,hlsmn'. This means
that 2400 splendid farms are to bo
iiiuciii'tiuy iree.
The land will bo distributed by lot
, pcople w" ai,1,1'
for homest.eads. in the old times
there was a rush and tho revolver or
i...u i.mye.1 a part. There will be a
rush again, but only tho 2400 luckv
ones will take part These are tho
lAjiiuiiiuiis;
cKiirauon or tho5.p desiring
iiuun-flituua win rnmmpnnn in u r nn.i
will contlnuo to and including July
" "cgl?tratl,n hooths will be open
. i U,,UI"' nestcol, Ynnkt
and Fairfax.
Drawing for the right of entry will
commence July 28 nt tho .Hotrif
United States land office at Chnmber-
iii n ami continue until the names of
an persons registered have been
drawn. Each person will be notilled
by -postal card at the address given
by him or her at time of registration,
of the drawing of his or her name,
and of the time he or she must pre
sent his or her application to make
entry.
Tho drawing will be under the su
pervision of tho secretary of the in
terior, ana under the personal direc
tion of Commlslsoner Richards of the
general land office and a committee
or disinterested persons annotated hv
him. Every safeguard to insure fair
ness will be adopted. It is not es
sential that persons who aro reclster.
ed shall be present at the drawing un
less mey wish. No one will gain or
lose anything by the time, nlace or
uruer oi ins or ner registration.
Persons whose names arc drawn
thereby secure tht right to make se
lection of the lands, and homestead
entry therefor, in the order of draw
ing, beginning with No. 1.
within six months after making
entry the successful applicant for a
rarm of 100 acres must establish a
residence on the land selected by him
or her.
No fee whatever is required at tho
time of registration. Each person
may procure and execute necessary
papers for registration, for which no
taries will be permitted to make a
charge of 25 cents.
Those who become entitled by the
drawing to make entry must, at the
time of filing their homestead appli
cations, pay the land office fees,
which amount to $14 for 150 acres,
and in addition the sum of $1 per
acre for the amount of land em
braced in the application and tho cost
of preparing filing papers.
After the drawing the lucky ones.
in tho order in which they are drawn,
will be permitted to select their lfcO
acres. Some nro more valunblo than
others. Thus, at tho,last opening, tho
man who drow No. 1 Rejected n val
uable homestead and refused $20,000
ror it.
BIG COLLEGE MEET
INTERNATIONAL FIELD
MEET AT LONDON.
Harvard and Yale Teams Go to Eng
land to Compete for Honors With
Oxford, Cambridge and Other Uni
versities Dig Odds In Favor of
American Team Great Enthusiasm
Over the Event.
1-oudon. July 23. At the Queen's
Club grounds this afternoon 18 tlno
athletes, the pndo of Yalo and Har
vard, meet an eanal number or ron.
Minnesota Epworth League.
Minneapolis, July 23. Tho Enworth
Leaguers of Minnesota began their
first state convention today nt tho
Methodist assembly grounds nt Lake
Mlnnctonka. Tho gathering will con
tinue 10 days. No pains have been
spared to secure notable speakers,
and the program sots a high standard.
Today was glv.cn over to recreation
and tho reception of tho visitors who
arrlv.o from every quarter of the Btnto
uov. E. M. Randall, D. D., who suc
ceeds Joseph R Berry as general bcc
rotary of tho league, will preach to
morrow morning and evening. Morn
inc wnlrh ntnl ilnvnttnnnl Rnrvlrca will
resentativos t.f tho universities of Ox
nild nrnntlnn) Inn mm Rlliilnnta will lm ford and Cambridge. It Is tho onlv
presented and discussed ench day. International collcglato Held meet of
niv Bunsun in nnginmi ami 10 say tnat
tho public Is deeply interested in tho
result Is putting It mildly. If nnythlng
were needed to Intensify this Interest
It Is found In the fact that this Is the
third tlmo that tho representatives of
these four universities have met and
that this meeting Is In tho nature of
n "rilhhni- linfli llrttM.io .11, .1 .n..l-
.u.uu, m M-iinu.i, u u. in.; uss cans lmVnK Oiio victory to their ered
mi-fun, 1-; 10 i. in., iii'v, it, -iv. mg- nt
union servtros at S i,. m 'ad. ,-8s.. Th,,ru. nro ulno events on the pro-
i,v Tirf w r. t vmn i f wi.i, gram, six ot which nro to bo doct-.-
College. A cordial invitation to nil 2", ,",0,f.l1n or..Imth .n!!'1 ,hr,ln t1'0
iit-m. . , nnu uiu jniuiic uii huh sine
naturally expects tho Britons to win
tho meet, it Is conceded Mint the
Americans will glvo them a hard tus
sle. Jinny of those who havo seen
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
The CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day school, 10 a. m., A. J. Owen, su
these services.
tor,
Robert Warner, pas-
M. E. Gliurch, South Sunday
Dhnil I 111 n ... WT r,.,i.n I .
... J.. . V, . ... . l"L ""ii'Liiim in iiiiiiiiiig since iiicir
superintendent; preaching at 10, sub- nrrvi,i ilcro nro trnnl. cll0HKh to
i v C,?ll,lm,rls?" ctwo?" 1 "r, 1,111 thllt tllL,y would not bo surprised
"D'L1''11? "clBln." Text, James 1- , seo tl)0 Yno and Harvard boys re-
.. lium iiieuiuiB ui l. in. r.p- tr ,.,. .1.,. Atln.itlo tt-lll. ll.
wolth devotional meeting at 7 p. m.. llrltlsli srnlns .lnnulln.? nt thnlr l.olta
1 In tint Htirltitltui tin u'olirlit tlifi.
" II.,,. t . J 1 ( . . i
f.nnnr-naUnn,! r.hnr,h ' Tlmm ' IHO nil(l linrvnni
will be no service In this church for i1"" oxiiectoil lo mako their best show-
several Sundays, while tho building is "jr "' l,,u " " "B ""
being thoroughly renovated. Tho pas- "f 11101 wjiwctod to win away off.
tor and members of tho Baptist T,h, '"''.''ll0 ,,,8tnnco runs. aro 'eat-
church have kindly invited the con- " l"P cpc'.-ieu o nirnisn
gregatlon to worship with them nnd ,.V.,Kr v,s oxciiemciii oi mo niatcn.
the Christian courtesy Is greatly ap- ""' c" L, n' 1 ' rri7
preemted. ' 1 of ale, In the 100-ynrd dnsh, it Is
ii-u umi huh uvuni is jusi ns goon ns
I...I.I.I.. r .1.- . l
Presbyterian Church Morning H . l"V '""l!r't--s-
worship at 11, sermon by Prof. W. 1). , 1 "Ylv ,'s. t,,008V, ulwcul1
v its is sin I will ill U 111 VAmilL'lll, IUI 111
and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF" TARTAR POWDERS.
Have It In
Your Home
The City Brewery Bottled Beer.
Lyman, of Whitman Coll.ege. This
church will join in the evening serv
Ic
and condition. Willi Shevlln and
t the M. E. church at S. where "lns Y1Iu's 'ant football, players,
Prof. Lyman will preach. Other ser
vices of the church will ho held as
usual
the Americans also expect to win tho
hammer throw, Tho Britons nro will
ing to concede this event ns it is be
lieved that no ono In Oxford or Cant
bridgo enn hurl tho Rphere within 10
will be hold at this te lr record throws,
n tho evening tho con- ' H;,W "T56?,0" of Cambridge,
lllliuiiuij U1U UVJOl lllOUIIIUU lUUUtiT 111
Baptist Church Tho regular mom
lug services
church, but
gregatlon will join In tho union serv
ices at the M. B. church, to which all !C,,'?,n"l 1,10 I,r',ollB 80om .to 'j11 a
of our friends are rordlallv Invited. "",u ,J1" B' lupwi oi sue
ABUNDANCE OF WATER.
HARV,ES""ERS' 8UPPLLIE8, BUILDEHS' HARDWARE,
WIVERSAL STEEL RANGES, GENUINE CHRISOLITE GRAN
1EWARE. A FULL LINE OP PLUMBING TOOLS AT THE
man-ThnmnQAti HjirHArp f.n.
643 MAIN STREET.
WE FURNISH ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND SOLICIT
UH WORK
SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
Itlvnlcd hf Human Hnlr Whrre
Dandruff la Hmillcnted.
Sealskin is admired the worlu over to
its softness and glossiness; and yet the
human hair la equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of all
hair' trouble Is dandruff, which In caused
by a pestiferous parasite that saps tho
vitality of the hair at Its root. Newbro's
Hcrplclde Is the only preparation that Is
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan
drufC there Is no falling hnlr, but a lux
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair Is car
tain. Scouring the scalp won't cure dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thous
ands of women owe their beautiful suits
of hair to Newbro's Kerplclde. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. In stamps
to Tho Hcrplclde Co., Detroit, Mich.
F. W. Schmidt, special agent.
PABST
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If you are Interested In Oil
Painting, see us. Our line is
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
STRETCHERS
BRUSHES
ARTISTS' SAi-J "S
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
Wo make a specialty of
framing PICTURES. Newest
stock of frames.
C. C. SHARP
Opera House Block.
J. E. Russell & Co., Props.
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Uectridan
."Unit..
,HM Of .11 WnH. !
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suiiiin.
INSURANCE.
Fire, Life and Accident
JOE ELL
Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard
ware 8tore.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
From my place at Juniper on June
27, two mares; one a sorrel mare,
weight about 1200 pounds, 5 years old,
branded CH on left shoulder; she has
crooked front feet.
Tho other is a C-year-old bay mare,
weJRbine 1100, brand.od R over a bar
on left hip and T within a circle on
right shoulder.
I will nay $10 for Information lead
ing to tho rocovery of both horses, or
$5 for either of them. Address,
A. IjAJISUIN,
Juniper, Oregon,
cess. A close nnnlysls lends to the
conclusion that tho moot will bo tho
closest of Its kind over held between
Pendleton Will Not Have a Shortage American nnd British athletes and
This Year-All Streams Are Full. ""n'"' team has what the
.... ... , t Ameiicnns call a "cinch" on the vie-
ttivi ouwuj imviiuuiu uiuwii uvera 1 1 nrv
thnt thf.ro tu nrit flin ellphtna! fmllna. I '
tlon that there will bo a shortaen of Personnel of Teams,
water In this place this year. Tho Tho members of tho Ynle-Hnrvard
wells a the intake havo moro than Itnm "ml their records nro
an av.erago supply in them, while lou-ard Dash W. A. Schick, Jr,
there is much moro water In tho river Harvard, 9 4-5s; D. J. Torrey. Yale.
now than Is usual at this season. On Quarter-mllo Run C. B. Long. Yale,
tho first of last August there was no J. Dives, Harvard, 50s,
water in tho river at all opposite the Hnlf nillo Run E. B. Pearsons
Lee street bridge; now there Is con- n'. Int, 50 4-fis (record); H. B
slderable flow. Tho mountain streams oung, nurvard, im, oas.
also have moro water in them thnn 120-Ynrd Hurdle E. J. Clnpp, Ynlo,
is usual at this season, according to 10 3-5 seconds; K. W. Bird, Harvard,
all the campers and fishermen. ami u. mil, Ynio.
Mile nun u. II. Alcott, Ynlo.
Yaaulna Bay Oysters. minutes, 20 1-4 seconds; W. A. Col
Yaiiulna Bay oyster beds aro said to well, Harvard, 4 minutes, 27 seconds.
bo flourishing at u marvelous rate. It Two-Mllo Run S. King, Harvard, 0
Is believed that a million dollars' minutes, 51 1-5 seconds; W. A. Col
worth of the bivalves can bo nroduc- well, Harvard.
ed there yearly. Ther.o aro also pros- Hammer Throw T. L. Shovlln,
pects for beginning the Industry at Yalo, ir.3 reot u inches; E. T. Glass,
Coos Bay. Tho oysters wero planted mo, no reet u inches
in Yaqulna bay last spring. A former I High Jump F. M. Murphy, Har-
trial resulted In a failure owing to vard, 5 feet 10 inchos; L. T. Hhof
tho Immaturity of tho bivalves plant- held, ynlo; u. r. victor, Yale.
ed. "Tho last experiment with east- Broad Jump L. T. Shofllold, Yalo,
em oysters Is a success," said State 22 feet 2 "4 Inches; I). R. AyreB, Hnr
Fish Warden Van Dusen of Astoria, vard, 22 feet; F. M. Murphy, Harvard,
who has Just returned from Coos bay. 21 feet 10 Inches,
Jacksonville Democrat-Times.
It's tho most delicious and purost
beer made. It Is superior to all
other beverages. It Is wholosomo and
satisfying during this hot wcathor.
Tho City Brewery Bottled Boor ia
always good. It Is not spoiled by
changing of temperature. You'll on
Joy this beer nnd will bo bcnaflted by
drinking II. ,
Put up in quarts, pints nnd half
pints. Deliver to your homo froo In
any quantity desired. 'Phono 2981.
Working Night and Day,
It Will Be to Your Interest. Tho biiBlest and mlKhtlest llttlo
If you contemplato visiting tho St. thing that over was made is Dr. Klrm's
Louis Exposition, to secure reliable New Llfo Pills. Thoso nllls chanco
iniormauon as to ranroaa sorvico, me weakness Into ctrciiKth. st essness
lowest rates and tho best routes. Also Into energy, brain-fag Into mental
as to local conditions In St. Louis; power. Thoy'ro wonderful In building
noteis, etc., flic. up tho health. Only 25c per box. Sold
u you win write tno unaorsignod, by Tniiman & Co,
stating what information you desire,
tho same will bo promptly furnished.
If wo do not havo it on hand, will so-
euro It for you if possible, and with
out any .expense to you. Address
U. II. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent, 142 Third street,
Portland, Ore.
Attention Sheepmen,
ItangQ to lenso and can locate
somo good rnngo nnd water. Address
box 44, La OriiuilH. Or
Brutally Tortured.
A case came to light that for per
sistent and unmerciful torture has
perhaps never been equaled. Joo
Gobollck of Colusa, Cal,, writes: "For
15 years 1 endured lnsufferablo pain
from rheumatism and ndthlng reliev
ed mo though I tried everything
known. I came across Electric Bit
ters and it's tho greatest medlclno on
earth for that trouble. A few bottles
of It completely relieved and cured
mo." Just as good for liver and kid
ney troubles and general debility.
Only BOc. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Tauman & Co., druggist.
COMING EVENTS.
To
pirn
J14
tlvuUe ttltul
r.re sale ; you iicctin i get
chcatcil in them, Schilling's
Iksi aro not only pure and
true, but generous.
OLASSES THAT DO NOT KIT
aro much worse thnn nono nt all. Go
to an
OPTICIAN
when tho eyes nro weak. Then the
glasses will bo absolutely correct.
No chargo Is mado hero for testing
the sight and very llttlo for supply.
Ing
SPECTACLES OR EYEGLASSES
for reading or general purposes.
Wo carry a full linn of gold specta
cle sand oycglnsscs. Prices nro mod
erate. GLENN WINSLOW
Jeweler and Optician
Postofflce Block.
WATER
TANKS
Organization Oregon Development
.eaguo Portland, August 2 and 3.
August 22-27 American Mining
Congress, Portland.
Inland Emplro Teachers' Associa
tion Pendleton, October 19, 20 and
National Irrigation Association, El
Paso, Texas, November 1C-18.
Household Goods for Sale.
I will offer for sale my entire
household goods. Including new piano,
organ, stool range, two bedroom suits,
extension table, etc. Carl Oulott, 612
College
Place
Health
Food
Wafers, fruit crackers, cream
sticks nut butter and salted
peanutB,
Despain & Clark
We make a Specialty of Building
Round or Square
WATER TANKS
Also Header Bods all sizes and
kinds. Wo make thorn right and thoy
always glvo satisfaction. Our work
Is ncvor Blighted or botched.
Pendleton Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor.
Corner Webb and College.
H'-H-'1-
Building
Material
OF All DESCRIPTION
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to order. Building pa
per, lime, cement, brick and
sand, wood cutters for' barns
and dwellings a specialty,
Ore
ft'"
Lumber Yard
Alta Street, Opp, Court House,
Clay street.
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